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Some secret tunnels were discovered by a pedestrian recently in Brooklyn NY. Allegedly these tunnels were reported 6 months ago by a woman who lives in an apartment above for making too much noise during construction. The elder members of the synagogue have made it clear that this wasn't an official plan but rather some rebellious teens that went rogue and built some underground tunnels in response to all the COVID-19 shutdowns of religious gatherings.
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The well-known and internationally loved Mexican actor Ofelia MurguĂa, best known for voicing the cute character of Disney and Pixar's 2017 animated movie âCoco,â died Sunday, Dec. 31, she was 90. |
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Stephen Hawking is one of the more surprising names on the guest list of the now-infamous Jeffrey Epstein. A wild story is that one of the rumored acts Mr. Hawking was a fan of, was watching little people solve complex math problems on chalkboards too tall for them. Truly a twisted dark mind on this guy.
Some are denying the rumors but the evidence is as clear as the picture above. |
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GOP DEBATE RUNDOWN
Nikki Haley claimed Desantis lies about everything and then Desantis said the same thing about her. Total clown show. Nikki Haley talked about moral clarity which is just disrespectful as she is the least morally clear human that has ever walked the earth. Trump showed up to the town hall but not to the debate as expected.
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Hunter Biden walked out of the hearing to hold him in contempt of Congress. He appeared briefly and left before Marjorie Taylor Green began speaking. Hunter Biden is in the middle of a tax evasion case right now for his politically involved business deals and lack of taxes paid on those deals. |
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The democratic debate between Marianne Williamson and Dean Phillips is being called "the biggest dud" by some, such as politico. The Debate was quite interesting to me and my friend who attended on Monday. They attended while Biden was not present, they spoke about real issues that affect people all over the US, so maybe that's why it got such bad press coverage, there was only one local news station at the debate.
OTG.video produced this debate.The video and can be found here: WATCH NOW |
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How did we get to this point guys? Where the coolest cars of all time just get taken off the market?
In 2024 these cars will not be made: dodge challenger, charger, lamborghini aventador 2023, audi r8, audi tt, mercedes e class coupe, Kia Stinger. Nissan Maxima. Mazda MX-30 EV and CX-9, Jeep Renegade. ,Jeep Cherokee, Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring hybrid, After 2024: the Chevy Camaro
- Bennet Prudence
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When the snow hits New York City, for some reason it just feels complete. I really can't explain it but my standard representation of New York in my mind is in the winter time. Walking around is harder, everything is cold, wet, slippery, or all of the above. Honestly not much is actually better. But it feels better.
Maybe, it's the way every hot food tastes better, everything is more cozy and festive.Regardless, NYC is better in the winter.
- Stevie 3rwin |
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Disney's Mickey Mouse is Now Public Domain!
This is true, but there is a catch, It isn't the mickey of today's world. It's the OG Mickey. So, some things to note: No white gloves, you cannot use the one with the white gloves.
This copyright that expired is for this specific version of Mickey Mouse. . |
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Caribou Food Review
Location: Waltham, MA
I got the spicy beef samosa, and that was decently spicy but not too too much to the point where you can't eat it and actually enjoy it and tike your time. The following day I came back and got two more. It is definitely good as a sit down place but also has a vast array of ready to go pastries but savory and sweet. 8.45/10
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Walking is an underrated workout. 15k steps a day is prime.
Normally while at work I get 6-8k steps a day. While I was not working for the holidays I was able to walk closer to 15k steps just from walking my normal daily routine instead of driving. It honestly did a lot more for me than running did in terms of weight loss.
- Stevie 3rwin
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The Best Duffle Bag in the World. (review)
The Wilson Two a Day Duffle.
I got this as a gym bag about two weeks ago, as I was using a Vans bag with no zipper at the top. My stuff would constantly spill out in the trunk of my car. I don't know why I never got a duffle bag but I guess I was just too lazy. I have some that are huge for travel but way too big to fit in the gym lockers. This is the perfect size duffle bag that would be able to fit in even a small sized gym locker. My gym has some of the smallest lockers you've ever seen and somehow with a bit of squishing, it fits. . |
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January 13-14 8âŻAMâââ5âŻPM Renaissance Recorder Weekend - Allen Center for the Arts, West Newton, MA
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Belmont World Film's 21st Family Festival
Jan 13, 10:30âŻAMâââJan 21, 11:59âŻPM
Children age 3-12 and their families can embark on an enchanting adventure when Belmont World Film presents its 21st Family Festival
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Newton Theater Company Presents the Monologue Projects
Sat, Jan 20, 4-6 PM
Newton Theatre Company presents The Monologue Project: Neurodivergent Voices The Monologue Project is back, this time centering around neurodivergent voices.
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Little Beats - Newton Free Library
Wednesday, January 17, 2024
10:30am - 11:00am Druker Auditorium
Join Little Beats for 30 minutes of yoga inspired movement! This event is best for ages 1 - 5 and their adults, but all are welcome.
Newton Free Library
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FREE Concert to Honor MLK - Boston
1 Faneuil Hall Sq., Boston Jan. 15 at 1 PM
In celebration of his eponymous day, the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Concert presented by Boston Youth Symphony Orchestraâs (BYSO) Intensive Community Program takes place on Jan. 15 at 1 p.m. During the concert, young musicians will perform classical and spiritual songs and prominent leaders will present readings and make remarks about the civil rights hero. |
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KEVIN HART - BRAND NEW MATERIAL
Saturday, Jan 13th
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5 GYM REVIEWS NEAR NEWTON MA
- Lifetime Athletic Club - The #1 gym in the greater Boston area. This review is for the Chestnut Hill location but all locations are great. This particular location doesn't have a pool, basketball court, or pickleball. So why is it the best gym? Well, the location, the size, the spa amenities, and the cleanliness make up for the lack of sports and activities.
- Equinox (Chestnut Hill) - Amazing quality, but lacking in terms of amenities. No cold plunge makes it a tough sell to me at least. But the saltwater pool is not a bad touch. We all know chlorine kills.
- JCC - More for basketball and swimming, great view from the treadmills as well. Definitely an older crowd but it is very peaceful and usually not too crowded.
- W.O.W (workout world) - Great gym if you just need the basics, and a tanning station. Didn't expect them to have that but I guess like they say in Jersey Shore, Gym, Tan, Laundry.
- DHAC (Dedham Health Athletic Club) If you are coming with your kids this is the best option. The gymnastics / free play area was a hit back when I was a kid. This gym has everything you need including an amazing tennis court and program for kids to learn tennis.
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BEST COFFEE IN NEWTON MA
- Tous les jous -
Pick Your Own Pastry - Buffet Style If you are in the mood for a quick treat where you can walk around and pick your own stuff this is the place for that in Newton, MA. It is a chain but the one here has its own unique feel to it, the interior feels almost like a hotel lobby and you can have a bite and relax for a little while or catch up with a friend.
- Pressed Cafe - Amazing quality, very quickly, take to go or enjoy it there. But grab a seat before it fills up! There is often a full parking lot at Pressed cafe and it deserves all the buzz.
- Cacao - newton highlands, very strong coffee good pastries, kind of relaxed, modern feel.
- Little Luke's Cafe - Used to be Depot Cafe, now owned by the owners of Grape Lead. Very good coffee, sometimes a line. Great cause too as they are keeping the Depot Cafe alive.
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What If... â"What If?"â Season 2 was good?
By: Holden K.
(score at bottom)
I was both nervous and excited for "What If?" Season 2. I enjoyed aspects of "What If?" season 1, such as the animation quality, and the different takes on the characters. Characters like Thor going from paragons of virtue to that drunken frat bro you hung out with your first year of college, or TâChalla (Black Panther) becoming a cool, cunning space thief. However, some of the plots felt forced, such as the Killmonger saving Tony Stark, or (and this is a controversial take) the murder mystery surrounding the first Avengers movie. So, going into season 2, I was hoping for more of the former and less of the latter. Unfortunately, I donât believe that the quality of "What If?" is improving. Letâs start with the positives
Pro:
The animation is still excellent. The characters' movements are fluid, fight scenes can be engaging to watch (most of the time), and having many of the major MCU actors return to play their alternate characters always makes the show feel like itâs set in the MCU, instead of a spin-off.
"What If... Peter Quill Attacked Earth's Mightiest Heroes?": A terrific episode. Seeing new sides to these characters (A much more upbeat Hope Van Dyne, a young Mar-Vell) makes this episode feel like a fresh new take on the concept of what an Avengers team can be, without relying on the original Avengers team to make it work.
Cons:
Most of the episodes revolved around characters whose voice actors agreed to sign up. While I get it might be a bit (dr) strange to have soundalikes for so many different actors, I feel that limiting yourself to mostly the characters whose actors have signed onto the show limits the variety of different universes we get to visit. This is âWhat If?â! I want to see worlds like âWhat If... Peter Parker did join the Avengers?â or âWhat If... the super soldier serum turned Captain America into a Hulk?â Make this rewarding for fans of the franchise by showing us tales that could only work in the MCU
Kahâhori: This hurts to write. I was very excited about Kahâhori. Having a degree in History, with a focus on the history of the United States, I was very excited to see a Native American superhero. However, there were a lot of problems with the episode that came from having a creatorâs pet (A character whom the creator loves but the fans... not so much) being the focus of the episode. She is an actual Mary Sue, not struggling once through the episode. Example: Kahâhori winds up in a magical land, and gains magical powers. Is there a training montage, where we get to see her variety of powers, as she slowly gets acclimated to the tribe and her abilities? Nah. Sheâs just the best in the village, and because of that, sheâs the one able to basically reverse colonialism. Maybe if the episode had more time to develop her, she wouldnât feel as overpowered. But between her episode, and the finale, Kahâhori has the same problem Gâiah had in Secret Invasion: If sheâs so powerful, why not have her solve all of the problems?
Overall, Iâm still excited for season 3, and hope that they are able to explore the multiverse in fun and unique stories. Iâd be willing to take 10 bad stories, as long as we get an excellent one!
Rating 7.5/10
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Democratic Presidential Debate Marianne Williamson Vs. Dean Phillips Produced by: OTG Video |
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Wired Earbuds are 10x better than Airpods:
We all know the memes of people being roasted for having wired headphones, but now the tables are about to turn. If you wear airpods just so people know you can get airpods... I hate to break it to you, but you might be an idiot.
Wired headphones are better for the following reasons:
1. They are always attached to your phone while being used and you only have that one piece, with airpods its 3 different pieces to take care of.
2. You have to charge airpods, wired apple headphones are always charged.
3.Wired headphones always work - Airpods glitch, they have to be connected. Sure they're great when they work but the times when they start glitching and you really need headphones can be detrimental. I'm not a tech master in any way, so for me the product just needs to work, as much of the time as possible. If I don't use headphones often, the times when I do, they better work.
4. Airpods fall out - they don't stay in because they're so light, if you're running it is game over. Unless you have small ear holes.
Written by: Steve Erwin | Contributor |
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"Five Reasons Why Boston is an Underrated City." |
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BOSTON IS SUPER UNDERRATED
No one ever wants to give Boston credit and that says everything you need to know...
"They hate us cuz they ain't us"
1. The architecture is unique, homely yet advanced, impressive and humble at the same time. We have incredible quality buildings that are very expensive to build that blend right in, there is no extra pomp or pizzaz because they are great on their own. Vegas, Miami they are stimulating cities, no one can deny, but that is not an indicator of a solid long term habitat.
2. The Culture of winning (which all of us Bostonians claim as our own: We have all the good sports teams, hospitals, and colleges.
3. We're on the best time zone (EST) all the events happen on EST time zone, the stock market and Washington dc (politics) run on EST hence if you're in LA and you wake up at 9;00AM, you're 3 hours late to the stock market and political news, which sometimes can work hand in hand. You miss everything that way.
4. the people: Boston residents will always help you out. Even in a snow storm. We may look pissed off but we will still help you clean your car off in the freezing cold. Boston people are 100% real. There is 0 of the LA, Miami vainness here.
5. Cape Cod: This is the greatest vacation destination for a week, weekend, or summer. People flock to Cape Cod from Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, even Washington DC. I saw a car with a Washington DC plate on my street. That's more than 8 hours away. The Kennedy's have a compound in Hyannis, Obama lives on Martha's Vineyard, Dave Portnoy goes to Nantucket, if it is good enough for them, it's good enough for anyone.
Article Written By: Bennett Prudence | Freelance Contributor |
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"America's Most Beloved Killer" |
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You are a young child. You havenât seen or experienced much of the actual world. Everything is in your pocket. That small piece of glass and metal contains all the information available to the public. Like any child would in this scenario you depend on this device for your view on the world. When you want to see how others live, you can. Children use social media more than some adults. Every kid wants to be a part of a community, to feel belonging to something. Every child wants to be heard. When someone uses social media they see a number behind every post and every opinion. They subliminally have a bias to support what is supported by the majority. Those who were born to be rebels and want to choose the less supported will automatically do that thanks to the likes and feedback on these posts. Say that there is two different political parties pushing two separate foundations or charities. The republican foundation has received a lot of backlash on the internet while the democratic one has received the opposite. A child who doesnât have any of their own experiences to refer to about this matter is subconsciously forced to rely on feeling. Most children will feel that the one that is more popular and has more support is the better charity to support. Without social media people were forced to invest their time to do the research on their own. Before social media people still protested, students still rallied, change still occurred. Yet it was a different kind of protest, people had to go out on their own and learn about issues if they really cared about them. Now if youâre a young person living in America there is a sort of pressure to support something because everyone you see on social media supports some foundation or some movement. How could you expect a child not to rely on likes and comments when deciding what to believe. Most children want to be a part of the popular opinion, not the right one.
Social media undoubtedly creates an amazing platform for political and social issues to be publicized and for awareness to be brought. With these benefits also come great side effects. Social gratification for supporting widely liked organizations creates an unhealthy motivation for users to support certain issues. This mainly affects anyone who does not have a distinct world view that is based on personal experience, not necessarily only young children. This takes away their ability and most of all necessity to form their own opinion. Social media has done a lot of great things, it has also brought a lot of negative side effects with it, some may even outweigh the benefits. Because of this system, politicians gain young voters by proposing solutions to these popular issues. This seems good at first glance but the problem arises when you realize that most of these issues donât actually impact the lives of the people that support them. Support for an issue on social media does not mean the same thing that support in real life meant back in the day. You can now have the time to quickly support an issue so far from ever affecting you because it takes a couple of clicks and maybe a minute of time. This âsupportâ is still counted by politicians and they rely on what is popular to leverage their campaigns, in conclusion basing their campaigns on problems that the people of that area may not even have.
Article Written By: Freddy Gherardo | Assistant Editor
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"My Encounter with Rude Posh French People Over Winter Vacation" |
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As I sit here smoking my cigar into a piece of shit ashtray I spent 200 dollars on (American) I got ripped off I know. I recall a moment just minutes ago when I was rudely roasted by a gang of French people. I was leaving the resort club in a slight hurry due to the disgusting array of humans that populated it. Although I may have been walking slightly fast I donât feel as though it was so ridiculous that I deserved a roast. They sat around a small white woven table with a glass top covered in mojitos, martinis, and Marlboros. The three Mâs of death. As I zipped by them in my magnificent fashion the âswaggyâ American that I am, they laughed and made a comment I could not forget. THEY SAID NASCAR. BECAUSE I WAS IN A RUSH. Do you know what this made me realize? The answer to all their failures. These condescending French fucks dare make fun of me because I had something to do because I had somewhere to go. This is why all the innovation comes from us, America. We always have somewhere to go and something to do. Even on my vacation, I felt this was a waste of my time and I must get back so I could write and do something productive. It is not about the money you foolish French fucks, it's about being first. YOU ALWAYS COPY US. Because we are first and best. So laugh if you want to, but while you are laughing, we are conquering the world and innovating things you didnât even know existed. My final words: AU PUTAIN !
Article Written By: Cedric Gladwin | Freelance Journalist / Documentary Filmmaker and Explorer |
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New England Local Recommendations |
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Cranwell - Berkshires (Hotel) / Miraval / Wyndhurt resort and golf club
One of the most weird and mystical and amazingly serviced hotels in New England. Lenox, MA to be precise. Has indoor pool, gym, spa, golf course, and restaurant on site. |
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Boston's Best Restaurants
- Empire
- O YA
- Sonsies
- Mooo...
- Strega
- Mentone
- Tuscan Kitchen
- 75 on Liberty Wharf
- Toro
- Yvonne's
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Barbie: Highlights the ridiculous attempts at making one gender more important. A great fun movie that features a deep message hidden in a bubbly film.
9/10 |
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Oppenheimer: A very long film, half black and white, half color. Is more about Oppenheimer's trial rather than the bomb.
8.2/10 |
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Mission Impossible: Really long movie as well but not nearly as justified. Action is good as always and the stunts done by Tom Cruise never disappoint but it could have been shorter for us low attention span folk. Not bad for a franchise film.
7.2/10 |
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No Hard Feelings: New and unique idea and was entertaining the whole way through. Good length film not overdone and a good cast.
8.4/10 |
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The Little Mermaid: Lot of controversy surrounding this film, IF YOU ARE UPSET OVER A MERMAID MOVIE YOU ARE A LOSER. END OF STORY. fire mermaid movie, no complaints.as decent as a cartoon can be.
7.0/10 |
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3.
Finally they stopped trying to have some crazy story line and just made a movie about a raccoon. Actually really heartwarming. |
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Super Mario Bros: Nostalgic movie, good to see Luigi get a story line. Well animated and really engaging. Can't tell if it was that good of a movie or if it was the nostalgia.
8.9/10 |
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John Wick 4:
For the 4th movie in a series this was incredible. The action, scenery, fight scenes all of it was awesome.
7.2/10 |
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Sound of Freedom:
This movie is a beautiful film which uses skilled cinematography to tell a story of children that were kidnapped. A really eye opening film.
8.9/10 |
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- Omega Seamaster Professional Automatic 36mm James Bond 2551.80
- Tag Heuer Formula 1 Quartz WAZ1111.FT8023
- Breitling Superocean 44
- Rolex Datejust
- Montblanc Automatic 42mm
- BONUS: Ebel (any model, preferably vintage)
Attention! - Local Watch Listing
A reader has submitted their watch for us to post as for sale. They have been looking to sell it for a little while and have only recently gotten around to it. This is a rare watch that will go FAST.
PERFECT condition and full set included: Watch, Warranty Card, Box
Year: 1986 Model: Seamaster Brand: Omega Engraving: KLT - Kaplun Libenzon Trust
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STONKS to watch (Not Financial Advice) |
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MATTEL - STOCK
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TQQQ - STOCK
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PALANTIR - STOCK
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