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Vintage photos show the chaotic holiday shopping in New York City, 1910

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WE’RE CLOSING FOR THE HOLIDAYS FOLKS

HI GUYS, GOING TO SEE MY FAMILY FOR THANKSGIVING AND WE WILL SHUT DOWN UNTIL SATURDAY WHEN NORMAL PROGRAMMING WILL RESUME. TAKE THIS TIME TO EAT SOME TURKEY, HUG A LOVED ONE AND PUNCH YOUR DRUNK UNCLE BOB. SEE YOU ON SATURDAY! HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY!

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REALISTIC ROBOTS: BOON OR ABOMINATION? [SUBSCRIBER]

We’ve come a long way from fearful predictions of artificial intelligence taking over humanity, and futuristic renderings of robots that look like CP3O had a baby with Rosie (the robot maid from The Jetsons). Engineers have crafted silicon skin that mimics human skin texture; they are perfecting the subtleties of expression. They’ve even crafted autonomous-minded conversationalists with the…

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1-5 Kickass Random Facts 1. When Benjamin Franklin died in 1790, he willed the cities of Boston and Philadelphia $4,400 each, but with the stipulation that the money could not be spent for 200 years. By 1990 Boston’s trust was worth over $5 million. – Source 2. The Vlasic pickle Stork mascot was an attempt to capitalize on pregnant women’s craving for pickles. – Source 3. In 2001, Kim Jong Il’s…

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8 Infamous Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Balloon Incidents

PETER ROAN, FLICKR // CC BY-NC 2.0 Keeping the massive, floating character balloons in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade under control is no easy task. Since the first balloons were introduced to the parade in 1927, they’ve been at the mercy of wind, light poles, and in some cases, the parade’s own poor judgment. Macy’s parade accidents have gotten rarer since the Great Balloon Massacre of 1997…

MACY’S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE BY THE NUMBERS

 CC: Anthony Quintano via Wikimedia Commons It began in 1924 when Macy’s employees came together to celebrate the Christmas holiday. In recent years, it’s ballooned into something gargantuan. In 2020, the parade was a televised-only event: the first-ever pandemic parade. But this season, the Thanksgiving Day tradition we all know and love is back in full swing: watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving…