Looking for something to do on New Year’s Eve Eve Eve Eve Eve? We’ve got you covered. It’s the last weekend of 2024, so it’s worth reflecting on the past. We’ve got many possible pasts for you to reflect on this weekend. If you’re a roots music fan of a certain age, you undoubtedly worshipped […]
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The world of finance is developing very rapidly today. New technologies appear, and trading has become more sophisticated. Nevertheless, though weather changes have a critical influence on practically every aspect of our lives, and especially on commodity markets, they remain highly underused. Ignoring the full potential of weather data in financial decisions can cause traders
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In case you were distracted, there were a number of well-regarded art exhibitions that took place at museums around the country this year. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York exhibited 160 works in a show of “The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism,” while the Museum of Modern Art displayed 110 rarely seen drawings,
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Photo: Seth Wenig-Pool/Getty Images A little more than a decade ago, Bill de Blasio, then the New York City public advocate preparing a run for mayor, sat at a window table in Bar Toto in Park Slope with his policy adviser Ursulina Ramirez. The two batted around an idea: What if every child in the
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Watching Squid Game Season 2, you can tell that multiple seasons weren’t a part of the initial plan for the series. Between some fan service-laden subplots and shameless set up for Season 3 (which is due to premiere in 2025), it feels like a highly responsive set of seven episodes. It’s hardly bad television—we get
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How Daniel’s Law Can Save Lives in New York As we open the doors on the 2025 legislative session in three weeks, the first bill we will re-introduce for consideration is Daniel’s Law– a comprehensive plan to improve the ways that communities respond to an individual in a mental health crisis. The New York Office
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As we look back on the new openings of 2024, it is clear that the Los Angeles bar scene welcomed several hotspots that have managed to become city staples in less than 12 months. Since L.A. locals have a soft spot for nostalgic places steeped in history, making a positive first impression can be difficult
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Much of the restaurant world’s year will be remembered for places lost, not gained. The industry, built around small margins and still recovering from the pandemic, was hit time and again this year, and not all restaurants made it through. But the city also welcomed many new restaurants in 2024. Preliminary data from market research
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What is the most valuable commodity in the world today? It’s not oil, computing power for A.I. or Bitcoin. These are inert objects, meaningless without human attention to give them value. Attention, the most potent and sought-after resource, drives everything from demand for rare minerals to international trade policies. When you capture attention with something
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