Monthly Archives: December 2015

Capturing New York at Once

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Can you imagine having the ability to see the entire city at one time? Well, your imagination will be reality if you plan to visit the One World Trade Center’s Observatory. It offers panoramic views of New York from 1,250

Organic Protein VS Non-Organic Protein

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Do you work out in a gym or in your home on a regular basis? Have you ever looked into using protein powders and shakes? For the past few years, there have been many protein brands that have been sold

Can you MLB-elieve It?

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Barry Bonds is joining the staff of new Marlins manager Don Mattingly as hitting coach. The hitting coach is the busiest person on a baseball team. If you see him in the pregame hours, he is almost always scurrying somewhere. …

Dispose Old Electronics to make Quick Money for the Holidays

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Remember the old DVDs in your drawer, the old computer in your closet, or the old phones and phone chargers you abandoned since you upgraded to a smartphone? Whether it may be a flip phone or tablet, recycling old electronics

One Word, One World

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What does the word “holidays” mean to you? To most people the word means shopping for multiple presents, drunken family members, and a jolly fat man with a beard coming down the chimney. However, no matter where you come from, …

How Multi-Cultural?

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It is a tradition at Thomas A Edison High School to annually host the week-long Spirit Week. During this week, students dress each day in a designated theme such as decade day, dress for success day, jersey day, twin day, …

What We Felt at the Museum of Feelings

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The Museum of Feelings is now nothing but a memory, but what we felt was real. Even though the museum was nothing more than sales pitch by Glade in order to get you to buy their candles, we can’t escape …

Accessible Holiday Shopping Near Your Area?

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Thanksgiving has passed, winter has come and now the holidays are rapidly approaching. This is why more and more people are looking for things to buy for their family members, friends and significant others. Going to crowded malls and searching …

Was the battle for New York the biggest game of the year for both the Jets and Giants?

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On December sixth The New York Giants lost to the New York Jets for the first time in 22 years (5 matches ago).  It was the Giants fifth loss of the season while holding a lead with two minutes remaining …

No TEXT Zone!

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The technology age has yielded teenagers who are addicted to their cell phones. However they have to forgo the use of their electronic device when they are behind the wheel. With many students getting their permits and licenses, as well