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Albondigas Soup WWW.DINNERATTHEZOO.COM This albondigas soup is made with beef and rice meatballs which are simmered in a seasoned tomato broth along... My Mom Has Cooked This Albondigas Soup For Our Family For Over 50 Years WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM Classic Mexican soup made with meatballs (albondigas), green beans, onions, and chicken stock. This delicious...

Just make a batch of hash brownies, go to McDonalds, & order from the breakfast menu.

I clicked on a prehistoric video today - Non-Stop, with Steve Collins, Casey Donovan, Daniel Holt and Eric Ryan. Date of production: July 1, 1984. Lots of shots of Greenwich Village. I think a saw a dodo bird and a triceratops in the background.

@RadioRob, we need a "hide ears" emoji.

I didn't think it possible, but there IS something I'm just as disinterested in as the Bezos-Sanchez merger & acquisition.

Kids eat free at Queens Applebee’s this July 4th weekend – QNS QNS.COM This July 4th holiday weekend, Queens families can enjoy a holiday promotion at their local Applebee's. applause.wav

Aigner Chocolates in Forest Hills added to New York State Historic Business Registry applause.wav

Yes, if "disgusted" is a synonym for "completely disinterested."

https://apple.news/A6IeMEdljTHeMgnU5GQ3ALw The almost 2000 year old man

No lead is safe this year when the Baltimore Orioles face the Tampa Bay Rays. Certainly not with seven innings still to play. On June 18, Tampa Bay beat Baltimore 12-8 after the Orioles had taken an 8-0 lead in the top of the second. The O's got no hits after that second inning. Then last night -- nine days later -- it was the Rays who opened the scoring with six runs in the second, only for Baltimore to storm back and rout Tampa Bay 22-8.

Isn't that the thing that Linda Evangelista sued about, saying she was disfigured?

Filipino bakery Arellano Pandesal rises in Queens with NYC-style twists - LIC Post LICPOST.COM June 27, 2025 By Paulina Albarracin Arellano Pandesal, an online Filipino bakery renowned for its distinctive... Arellano Pandesal, an online Filipino bakery renowned for its distinctive pandesal—a bread roll that serves as a breakfast centerpiece—is sweetening up Western Queens with delectable pastries that blend Filipino tradition with NYC modernity. Founders Jennifer Arellano and Kian “Arellano” Ahmadian started the bakery to share the Arellano family recipe, which was updated to broaden its appeal among Filipino Americans and bread enthusiasts. Arellano aimed to honor her familial roots by connecting customers with her culture. Operating as an online bakery, the baking is done at the premises of Even Tinier Drumsticks, a shared commercial kitchen in Long Island City. Each pastry is hand-rolled and baked with organic ingredients, offering a healthier alternative to starchier counterparts. The growing popularity of pandesal is a testament to the diverse food selections that thrive in the borough.

Your random Avengers guest star trivia of the day: Christopher Lee was a classically trained singer who got into heavy metal at age 82 and he released two "highly personal" albums at 89 & 91.

I've been doing a fairly thorough rewatch of seasons 2-6 of The Avengers before it goes off peacock at the end of the month. Only 3 1/3 episodes from season one exist and they are on YouTube.

Tomorrow's high... 80. Friday's... 71.

You knead a less labor intensive hobby.

@Gar1eth : Am I The Only One Who Noticed? RIP Bobby Sherman NO...

Akito Japanese Cuisine brings fresh sushi and authentic flavors to Bell Blvd. QNS.COM A new Japanese restaurant, Akito Japanese Cuisine, is making its mark in Bayside, joining the... New fusion spot Taco & Dumpling offers Mexican and Asian favorites in Sunnyside - Sunnyside Post SUNNYSIDEPOST.COM If it feels like it’s almost impossible to choose between Mexican and Asian for dinner, then Taco & Dumpling in...

He died.

I've been doing a fairly thorough rewatch of The Avengers before it goes off peacock at the end of the month. Watched an episode overnight... Mrs. Peel and the bad guy were walking along a road... and in the bottom left corner of the screen was the rolling wheel of the camera dolly clearly visible.

that pic is NOT from my post, btw... ( @Vegas_Millennial )

Tech meets tradition at Dim Sum Bloom’s new Bayside location – QNS QNS.COM Dim Sum Bloom, an innovative restaurant using a fully automated stir-fry robot, recently opened its...

Tech meets tradition at Dim Sum Bloom’s new Bayside location – QNS QNS.COM Dim Sum Bloom, an innovative restaurant using a fully automated stir-fry robot, recently opened its...

The city’s parks department this week unveiled a new “mini forest” on a formerly little-used lot on the Williamsburg waterfront. Tucked into the North Fifth Street Pier and Park, the leafy plot is filled with native plants and trees, part of the parks department’s effort to increase the tree canopy across New York City. “The new mini forest that we have planted here in Brooklyn has transformed this lot into a vibrant and unique space for relaxation and reflection, complete with all the trees, shrubs, wildflowers, ferns, and stones that you’d find in a natural forest,” said Parks commissioner Iris Rodriguez-Rosa, in a statement. The project was inspired, in part, by Miyawaki Forests. Developed by Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki, the tiny, man-made forests are designed to quickly restore natural ecosystems by improving soil quality and closely-packing the space with a variety of native plant species. But Miyawaki forests are usually planted with tree saplings that can take years to grow to full size. In contrast, the Williamsburg mini forest is filled with mature trees, including serviceberry, river birch, black gum, and persimmon; plus native wildflowers, shrubs, and grasses like goldenrod, sweet fern, and butterfly weed. New York City’s first Miyawaki forest opened on Roosevelt Island last year. The forests are known for providing myriad benefits — shade, habitat, and flood prevention — while requiring relatively little maintenance after they’re established. Urban trees provide shade, helping to keep streets and neighborhoods cooler. According to the Parks Department, the section of Williamsburg between North 14th Street and Division Avenue to the east of Lorimer Street contains more than 5,000 trees. Every year, those trees are estimated to intercept more than 6 million gallons of stormwater and absorb 7,500 pounds of air pollution. Constructing the mini forest ran about $200,000. The greenspace sits on what was once a disused lot.

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