@bfearless333 Yea, I have to work on this, I can be a loud mouth NYer + being raised on Pro Wrestling.
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Doug
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one of the best pieces of advice I’ve ever received was, keep your future plans quiet until you’ve actually built them.
move in silence while you’re creating.
not everything needs an announcement.
not everyone needs access.
and no one needs to know your business before you make it real.
protect the vision while it’s still forming. let the results speak when it’s done.
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@AllieJade1 @AnnKreilkamp I wonder if the dried meal worms are home made.
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Philly Shell defense 🥊
Smartest defense in boxing… or too risky? 🤔
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@NoirAlley I like her dancing but the male is too close to being a taser victim.
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#NoirAlley returns this weekend with WHO KILLED TEDDY BEAR?
See it Saturday at midnight ET with an encore at 10am ET on Sunday.
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@soulmeaning What if I live on the 2nd floor of a building that uses synthetic vinyl composite tiles? Still applicable? Not really earth per say...
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Eid Mubarak in Washington Square Park 🌙 New York City
Thousands of Muslims gathered for a beautiful yearly tradition marking the end of Ramadan w/prayer, reflection, & community.
"Eid Mubarak, "Blessed Eid." A powerful reminder of faith, gratitude, & what makes NYC special.
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My 2026 goal fitness: get 25 strict pull-ups.
What’s your goal?
Margaux Alvarez@321gaux
Max strict pull-ups… not where I want to be but getting there, goal is 25 unbroken. What’s a fitness goal you are working on?
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@SarahYanezR Only a Manhattanite would/could make a perfect polar bear representation instead of regular snowman.
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Last day of winter. This winter has been tough, but it has also given us some very beautiful scenes like this one
Sarah Yáñez-Richards@SarahYanezR
This Central Park snowman is quite impressive.
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@jacquelineUWS @BirdCentralPark This is probably the best deterrent for unleashed dogs.
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Romeo and Juliet enjoying the snow and each other in Central Park this winter.
As Romeo rolls around, Juliet makes her way through several inches of snow to give him a kiss.❄️
If you see Romeo and Juliet, enjoy the moment, keep your distance, and leash your dog(s).
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@RackSpinner They banned Cottonmouth at my dentist's office not because he was poisonous but he cancelled on the same day of his appointment 3x in a row.
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Avenging Assembled! THE SPINNER RACK, March 19, 1974!
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@RudolfStein2026 Humans still need community to reach higher levels of spirituality.
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Bees have unity without individuality.
Humans have individuality without unity.
In a hive, there is no ego, no personal ambition, no confusion about purpose.
Each bee serves the whole with absolute precision.
The hive functions as a single organism.
Order without an “I”.
Humans are the opposite.
We have self-awareness, freedom, individuality;
yet we struggle to create even basic harmony.
Conflict, division, inner unrest.
Steiner pointed to this contrast:
Bees still live within a group-soul.
Humans have been given the “I” — the possibility of becoming truly individual.
But this is not a gift that comes finished.
It is a task.
And this is the crisis of our time:
We have developed individuality…
but not yet the consciousness required to bring it into harmony.
Harmony cannot be forced from the outside.
It begins when the individual becomes inwardly ordered -
when thinking becomes clear, feeling becomes balanced,
and the will becomes conscious.
The future won’t be decided by systems;
but by whether we can bring order into ourselves.
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@joedmti1 @Crime_In_NYC @naomirwolf I wanted the reward but would've turned him in for free. He used to come to my AA meeting. He has since moved out of state.
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A teenager was arrested Thursday over the savage stabbing of a Queens mom of three as she was walking to a bus stop near her home earlier this week.
Luis Emmanuel Valencia Ponce, 18, was charged with attempted murder and assault for the attack - which is being described as random - in East Elmhurst early Monday, according to the NYPD.
The masked assailant was allegedly caught on surveillance video stalking the victim, 29-year-old Lisette Ramales, as she headed to the bus stop at 23rd Avenue and 94th Street at about 6:30 a.m.
Chilling video caught the attacker knifing her several times before calmly walking away.
nypost.com/2026/03/19/us-…
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@andrewfierce Well if you believe the behaviorists, baby steps and consistency, are more important than intensity.
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@soulmeaning All three of those things, the structure is at least as important as the content, creating a knowing via interiorization/direct experience.
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@Crime_In_NYC Doorman by the nature of the position of the job are defacto security. The move should be the guy has to sign in and wait at the front while the doorman calls upstairs to check. If the guy just walks past any of these steps call the police.
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An intruder beat down a beloved 71-year-old doorman who blocked him from trespassing in a Manhattan building.
Nicolaie Lica – known as “George” by residents of his building on West 88th Street – told The Post he was working in the lobby of the building around midnight March 8 when Moshe Dardashty, 29, strolled in and said he wanted to visit a seventh-floor apartment.
Lica – who had worked in the building since 1998 – initially directed Dardashty toward the elevator banks before he recognized him as a man that a coworker had warned him was not welcome on the grounds.
“I ran after him. I met him in front of the elevator. I told him, ‘Sir, I’m very, very sorry. I cannot permit you to go up,’” Lica said in an interview from his home in the Bronx on Wednesday.
That set off the unhinged Dardashty, who yelled at the doorman.
“Suddenly he jumped at me,” Lica said. “I don’t know why. I tried to go away from him but I didn’t know what to do. I couldn’t get out of the building because he was in front of me.”
The victim said he tried to escape into the hallway at first – but then gave up and turned to face his attacker when he realized he couldn’t get away.
“He jumped at me, pushed me and I fell down,” Lica said. “He picked up the metal ramp and threw it at me and it hit me on the left side of my face around my left eye and the bone under the eye broke, and the nose. After he threw the ramp he jumped on me. That’s how I think he broke my vertebrae.
“After he hit me so many times I said, ‘Stop, sir, it’s too much,’” the elderly victim recalled. “I called for help, ‘Help me, help me.’ Nobody heard me. I called out to God, ‘Stop him, please, he wants to kill me.’”
Cops and prosecutors said Dardashty also beat Lica with a broom, but the victim said the attacker apparently attempted to break off a broom’s metal stick – and abandoned the makeshift weapon when he failed.
Although the victim’s “face was full of blood,” he managed to call the cops before bystanders took the phone and spoke to police for him.
The victim was rushed to Mount Sinai West, where he was treated and later released but he remains bedridden and battered.
“I can’t open my left eye,” he said. “I’m hoping in two, three days I can. I have pain in my side, arm and back. I have problems with three vertebrae on the right side and I can’t pick up a glass of water with my right hand. I have to use my left hand.”
Lica’s wife, Pauna Lica, 62, told The Post she is now her husband’s constant caretaker, putting drops in his eye and giving him multiple medications.
“Someone asked my husband how many punches he took,” Pauna Lica said. “He said, ‘I don’t know, but I think it was 100.’ The guy was strong, only 29 years old. Maybe he was on drugs or drunk, I don’t know.”
Dardashty, who lives just blocks from the scene, was arrested minutes after the beatdown and was charged with assault and attempted assault, according to a criminal complaint.
He was arraigned the next day and ordered held on $50,000 bail, the DA’s office said
nypost.com/2026/03/18/us-…
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