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newyorkthegoldenage · 2 years

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John Updike: First Day of Spring

On the afternoon of the first day of spring, when the gutters were still heaped high with Monday’s snow but the sky itself was swept clean, we put on our galoshes and walked up the sunny side of Fifth Avenue to Central Park. There we saw: Great black rocks emerging from the melting drifts, their craggy skins glistening like the backs of resurrected brontosaurs.

A pigeon on the half-frozen pond strutting to the edge of the ice

and looking a duck in the face.

A policeman getting his shoe wet testing the ice.

Three elderly relatives trying to coax a little boy to accompany his father on a sled ride down a short but steep slope. After much balking, the boy did, and, sure enough, the sled tipped over and the father got his collar full of snow. Everybody laughed except the boy, who sniffled.

Four boys in black leather jackets throwing snowballs at each other. (The snow was ideally soggy, and packed hard with one squeeze.)

Seven men without hats.

Twelve snowmen, none of them intact.

Two men listening to the radio in a car parked outside the Zoo;

Mel Allen was broadcasting the Yanks-Cardinals game from St. Petersburg.

A tahr (Hemitragus jemlaicus) pleasantly squinting in the sunlight.

An aoudad absently pawing the mud and chewing.

A yak with its back turned.

Empty cages labelled "Coati," "Orang-outang," "Ocelot."

A father saying to his little boy, who was annoyed almost to tears by the inactivity of the seals, "Father [Father Seal, we assumed] is very tired; he worked hard all day."

Most of the cafeterias out-of-doors tables occupied.

A pretty girl in black pants falling on them at the Wollman Memorial Rink.

"bill &. doris" carved on a tree, "rex & rita" written in the snow.

Two old men playing, and six supervising, a checkers game.

The Michael Friedsam Foundation Merry-Go-Round, nearly empty of children but overflowing with calliope music.

A man on a bench near the carrousel reading, through sunglasses, a book on economics.

Crews of shinglers repairing the roof of the Tavern-on-the-Green.

A woman dropping a camera she was trying to load, the film unrolling in the slush and exposing itself.

A little colored boy in aviator goggles rubbing his ears and saying, "He really hurt me." "No, he didn't," his nursemaid told him.

The green head of Giuseppe Mazzini staring across the white softball field, unblinking, though the sun was in its eyes.

Water murmuring down walks and rocks and steps. A grown man trying to block one rivulet with snow.

Things like brown sticks nosing through a plot of cleared soil.

A tire track in a piece of mud far removed from where any automobiles could be.

Footprints around a keep off sign.

Two pigeons feeding each other.

Two showgirls, whose faces had not yet thawed the frost of their makeup, treading indignantly through the slush.

A plump old man saying "Chick, chick" and feeding peanuts to squirrels.

Many solitary men throwing snowballs at tree trunks.

Many birds calling to each other about how little the Ramble has changed.

One red mitten lying lost under a poplar tree.

An airplane, very bright and distant, slowly moving through the branches of a sycamore.

—John Updike, Central Park, 1956

Photo: Spring in Central Park, 1956. Frank Paulin via Artsy

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joeinct · 4 years

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Man skating at Wollman Rink in Central Park, Photo by John Albok, 1937

#john albok

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stewyonmolly · 4 years

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thank you @savvysass for the tag!!

favorite color: orange! clementine peel orange but also burnt orange ngnnfngn orange ORANGE i also quite like beige and brown though

last song i listened to: a little of your love by HAIM

favorite musicians: god MANY. the beatles, fleetwood mac, hozier, elton john, billy joel, bruce springsteen, the avett brothers, billie holiday, chet baker, rex orange county, the bleachers, jukebox the ghost, the happy fits, prince, john mayer, oh wonder, simon & garfunkel, the strokes, ABBA, daniel caesar, i could go on if anyone wants a comprehensive breakdown of my music taste by playlist and season and flavor

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bubbly water, tea, or coffee?: i can’t drink bubbly stuff so coffee!

tagging: @han-man @seek-rest @arachknight and anyone else!

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droscarjohnma · 2 years

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Top 5 Must-See Attractions in New York City

According to Dr. Oscar John Ma, if you're thinking about visiting New York City in 2022, these are the top five must-see attractions. You don't want to miss out on these! This is the finest spot to take your kid if you are a child. The Bronx Zoo is the country's biggest urban zoo. There are several animal species from throughout the globe.

The Ellis Island display at the American Museum is the centerpiece of the tour, providing a unique viewpoint on immigration history and the present condition of immigration. The museum has a more than 120-hour audio tour that is enough to amaze even the most jaded tourist. The Millstein Family Hall of Ocean Life, which houses a 30-metre-long life-sized blue whale, is also part of the Museum of Natural History. There is also an IMAX movie theater at the museum.

New York is one of the world's most beautiful cities. It's a frenzy of activity, with renowned sights around every corner. New York has something for everyone, from the Statue of Liberty and Central Park to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Central Park, and Broadway. A journey to New York City would not be complete without seeing the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island. The renowned Brooklyn Bridge, in addition to the Statue of Liberty, should be on your list.

Dr. Oscar John Ma pointed out that, the museum's collection contains around 2,000 pieces of art. The museum is housed in an early 1900s townhouse given by Henry Clay Frick to house his art collection. Visitors may observe Egyptian mummies, Sumerian cuneiform tablets, Old Masters, Roco couture, and precious musical instruments. The museum is a must-see if you're in New York City in 2022.

There are several eateries to select from for foodies. In NYC, there's something for everyone, from Spanish eateries to Greek cuisine. Don't pass up a Broadway musical if you're on a low budget! Tickets may be purchased in advance or on the day of the event at TKTS in Times Square. The New York Fashion Week goes from January 18 to January 20, 2022.

Old Town Alexandria is situated in the southern United States, about four hours from New York City. The area's historic buildings and quaint cafés and bistros make it ideal for a family or couple's holiday. Aside from museums and galleries, the town offers a plethora of shopping choices. If you have time to spend in the country, you could appreciate a vacation to Old Town Alexandria, which is roughly four hours south of New York City.

The Statue of Liberty is a well-known landmark in the city. You can see the statue from the mainland or take a boat to the island to soak in the breathtaking scenery. The Wollman Rink in Central Park is another must-see site in New York City. The park spans 2.5 miles and is half a mile broad. You may tour the city on a bike or in a horse-drawn carriage. Tickets sell out quickly, so make your reservation as soon as possible.

In Dr. Oscar John Ma’s opinion, don't miss the One-World Observatory if you're planning a vacation to New York City in 2022. This vantage point offers one of the greatest views of the city. This observation deck provides stunning views of the city, the Statue of Liberty, and the New Jersey skyline from its lofty location on the Brooklyn Bridge and the Upper New York Bay. The observatory is open every day.

If you like shopping, don't miss the Fifth Avenue retail area. Designer brands and items are featured at the city's flagship shops. There is an abundance of designer clothing. It's also an excellent spot to have a cup of coffee. Just remember to bring lots of warm clothing since the bridge might become chilly. You should anticipate to be shivering on the bridge throughout the winter.

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stillwithhernothim · 3 years

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🚨Breaking News🚨 Well done, Los Angeles !! November 4th! And you watch… their numbers in cases, hospitalizations, and deaths will ALL COME DOWN and stay down throughout the winter, especially compared to areas with no restrictions. #Repost @latimes ・・・ The #LosAngeles City Council on Wednesday approved an ordinance that requires proof of #vaccination against #COVID_19 to enter indoor venues including #restaurants, #shops, #movietheaters, and hair and #nailsalons. The vote was 11-2, with John Lee and Joe Buscaino opposing. Lee said earlier this year that he had concerns with the plan, arguing that it was “arbitrary and will not lead to increased vaccinations of our residents.” Mayor Eric Garcetti plans to sign the ordinance into law, spokesman Harrison Wollman said ahead of Wednesday’s vote. Read more at link in bio. 📸: Mariah Taugher/Los Angeles Times (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUsqhHJPAjm/?utm_medium=tumblr

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your-dietician · 3 years

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Drug Overdoses on the Rise as Top 10 Diagnoses Unveiled

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gatorindo · 4 years

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King Crimson - Easy Money - 6/25/1973 - Wollman Memorial Rink (Official)

King Crimson~Easy Money~6/25/1973~Wollman Memorial Rink~New York, NY Live: 6/25/1973 More: http://www.musicvault.com Subscribe: http://goo.gl/DUzpUF

Robert Fripp - guitar John Wetton - bass guitar, vocals David Cross - violin, mellotron Bill Bruford - drums, percussion

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myexcelsiorblog-blog · 7 years

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ATRACCIONES - Central Park

The Great Lawn

La pradera más grande del parque.

Ubicado en la mitad del parque.

Entre las calles 79th y 86th.

Strawberry Fields

Significa en español ‘Campos de Fresas’ -por la canción de los Beatles.

Mosaico “Imagine” en memoria de John Lennon.

Designado como símbolo de paz.

Entre las calles 71th y 74th.

Reservoir Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Estanque con el nombre de la ex primera dama.

Su recorrido comprende 2,5 kilómetros.

De la 85th a la 96th streets de este a oeste.

Belvedere Castle

Belvedere en italiano significa “Bonitas vistas”.

Castillo estilo victoriano construido en el siglo XIX.

Ubicado en la cima de 'Vista Rock' (el punto más alto del parque), una de las rocas del parque no artificiales con más de 450 millones de años.

Con sus dos balcones, ofrece maravillosas vistas panorámicas: The Delacorte Theater, The Great Lawn, The Turtle Pond y The Ramble.

Abierto de 10AM - 5PM.

En la calle 79th, en el centro del parque, en Turtle Pond.

Sheep Meadow

Zona muy popular para admirar el horizonte de la ciudad.

Hasta 1934 era una zona en la que pastaban ovejas.

Sólo abre de abril/mayo a octubre.

Entrada gratuita.

Entre las calles 66th y 69th, lado oeste.

North Meadow

Mide la mitad del Great Lawn.

Es un gran centro deportivo al aire libre. Tiene 12 canchas para múltiples disciplinas (el fútbol, el fútbol táctico, el béisbol y el softbol).

Se ubica al norte de Great Lawn, en la calle 97th.

Shakespeare Garden

Jardín cuyas flores y plantas el autor William Shakespeare menciona en sus obras.

Se dice que hubo una ‘morera’ (planta arbórea cuyo fruto es la mora) que el mismo Shakespeare plantó en 1602. El árbol cayo en una tormenta de 2006 y fue retirado.

Ubicado cerca del teatro Delacorte.

Hidden Waterfalls

Cinco cataratas artificiales, con agua potable.

Entra por la zona oeste del parque por la 102nd Street y sigue la corriente llamada “The Loch” hasta llegar a la 106th Street.

Bethesda Terrace

El corazón del parque.

Escalones. Vista al lago y de Great Lawn. Bajo las escaleras una buena acústica.

La fuente Bethesda, junto con la “Fontana de Trevi” (Roma) es la fuente más fotografiada y filmada del mundo.

La estatuta de la fuente de casi 2,5 metros de altura se llama "Angel of the Waters" (Ángel de las aguas) y celebra la apertura del acueducto que llevó agua potable a Nueva York en 1842. Debajo del ángel hay cuatro querubines que simbolizan salud, pureza, moderación y paz.

A la altura de la calle 72 y al extremo sur de ‘The Mall'

Loeb Boathouse

Ubicado enfrente de la fuente Bethesda, al otro lado del agua.

Ofrece alquiler de barcos, paseos en góndola, exquisita experiencia gastronómica.

Es el sitio del restaurante Boathouse con la opción de asientos en el interior o al lado del lago, en el que se puede disfrutar de una cena de pescado de temporada. Excelente opción para una relajante noche pasada admirando la belleza del parque mientras cena.

En el lado este (East Side), calles 74th y 75th (sólo se puede cenar aquí de abril a noviembre).

Naumburg Bandshell

Un escenario de música clásica.

Tiene una importancia histórica por sucesos como un discurso pronunciado por Martin Luther King Jr.

Se encuentra en el centro del parque, entre 66th y 72nd streets.

Bow Bridge

El puente de hierro fundido más grande/famoso/elegante del parque (26,5 metros).

Cruza ‘The Lake’ y es utilizado como paseo peatonal.

En español significa “Puente del Arco".

El puente se encuentra a la altura de la calle 74, al oeste de Bethesda Terrace, y atraviesa The Lake uniendo Cherry Hill y The Ramble.

The Lake

Antes un gran pantano, ahora un impresionante y pintoresco lago de 8 manzanas hasta el norte.

La idea inicial era utilizarlo como pista de patinaje en invierno y para pasear en bote durante el verano.

Con la construcción de la pista de ‘Wollman Rink’, el lago se cerró al patinaje en 1951.

Puedes realizar paseos a remos de un bote o caminando por los senderos que lo bordean. Para alquilar una barca debe dirigirse a Loeb Boathouse.

Wollman Rink

Pista de patinaje a la que accede desde la parte sur del parque.

De octubre a abril se puede patinar sobre hielo, el resto del año sobre el cemento de la pista.

Está a menos de cinco minutos a pie de la entrada sur de la calle 59th Street y la 6th Avenue. La pista abre diariamente a las 10:00 AM y los horarios de cierre varían.

Grand Army Plaza

Plaza de estilo europeo construida en memoria al Ejercito de la Unión en la Guerra Civil.

Divida por la calle 59 en dos semicircunferencias.

Su construcción se inspiró en ‘La Concorde de Paris’.

Es la entrada más utilizada al parque.

En la parte su se encuentra la ‘Pulitzer Fountain’ (esta fuente cuenta con una estatua de bronce de la diosa romana de la abundancia, Pomona), una fuente de estilo italiano mientras que la plaza del norte está presidida por la estatua ecuestre dorada del general William Tecumseh Sherman.

Ubicada entre las calles 58 y 60, junto al hotel Plaza.

The Pound

Escape perfecto del ajetreo y bullicio de la ciudad.

240 especios de aves migratorias habitan el estanque.

Los arboles de Crabapple y Forsythia ayudan a crear el ambiente calmante de la zona.

El cercano Hallett Nature Sanctuary educa a los visitantes sobre la flora y fauna de esta zona del Parque.

Ubicado al sudeste del parque.

El pequeño puente de piedra que se encuentra al norte, el Gapstow Bridge, fue construido en 1896 sustituyendo al original fabricado en madera.

The Mall and Literary Walk

De la calle 66 a la 72 se extiende ‘The Mall’, un paseo flanqueado por olmos.

Al comienzo del Mall se le conoce como Literary Mall y fue el único lugar del parque al que accedieron los arquitectos para colocar esculturas: William Shakespeare, Sir Walter Scott y Robert Burns y músicos como, Victor Herbert y Ludwig van Beethoven.

En el extremo Sur, el jardín Olmsted Bed rinde homenaje a uno de los arquitectos que diseñaron el parque: Frederick Law Olmsted. El jardín está rodeado por olmos, el árbol favorito del diseñador.

Conservatory Garden

Antes un invernadero, ahora un espléndido jardín de estilo europeo.

Usado como decorado para reportajes fotográficos de bodas.

Divido en tres zonas: Centro ➡ Estilo italiano, Norte ➡ Estilo francés, Sur ➡ Estilo inglés.

Se entra directamente por la 5ta Avenida con la calle 105 a través de las puertas Vanderbilt, donadas por Cornelius Vanderbilt y que pertenecía a su mansión.

Central Park Zoo

El zoológico más famoso de Nueva York.

Situado en la esquina sureste del parque. La entrada está en el parque, cerca de 64th Street.

Alberga una gran variedad de animales exóticos, como leopardos de las nieves, osos grizzly, pandas rojos, macacos japoneses y leones marinos. También viven diferentes especies de pingüinos, incluido el pingüino rey.

Hay una réplica de la selva tropical donde se puede ver varias aves exóticas, lemures, murciélagos y serpientes.

Por si fuera poco, también hay un cine 4D con efectos sensoriales extra, como viento y agua.

Dairy

Ubicado a la mitad del parque, entre 64th y 65th Street. Abierto todos los días de 10:00 am a 5:00 pm.

Una antigüa lechería que data de 1870, construida en madera y granito y que hoy alberga el Visitor Center donde encontrará toda la información que precise del parque además de una tienda de recuerdos.

Tavern on the Green

Restaurante situado al extremo oeste del parque a la altura de la calle 66/67.

Su menú está enfocado en el uso de productos locales e ingredientes de temporada.

Reserva con antelación.

Un antiguo corral convertido en restaurante que tiene forma de herradura.

Cuando el clima lo permite también se puede comer o tomar en el jardín situado en el exterior bajo las mas de los arboles que lo pueblan.

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47 photos of Donald Trump’s incomparable life on his 74th birthday

President Donald Trump.

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Businessman-turned-president Donald Trump celebrates his 74 th birthday on June 14.

The hotel magnate became a family name through his truth program, “The Apprentice.”

Now in the fourth year of his presidential term and marketing for his second, here’s a look back at Trump’s life, in images.

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President Donald Trump turned 74 on Sunday. He is the oldest president to take office, a record formerly held by President Ronald Reagan, who was 73- years-old at the time of his election to a 2nd term.

As Trump cruises through the fourth year of his first governmental term, he is actively getting ready for the 2020 governmental election

Here is a look at the president’s life journey, from the New York Military Academy to the Oval Office.

As a teen, the president was enrolled at the New york city Military Academy where he briefly served as a captain throughout his senior year.

Donald Trump in the New York Military college’s 1964 yearbook.

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He graduated from Wharton School of Financing at the University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor’s in economics in1968 He then began his career at his dad’s property development company, E. Trump & Boy.

Donald Trump with his father, Fred, left, at his graduation from the Wharton School of Finance.

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As somebody who enjoys the art of negotiation, Trump was able to negotiate New York City to supply a 40- year tax reduction for the Grand Hyatt Hotel– the first ever given to a business home.

Gov. Hugh Carey, accompanied by Trump, points to an artist’s conception of the hotel that will be constructed on the website of the previous Commodore Hotel on June 28,1978

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An early win was when Trump used to remodel shabby areas in requirement, such as a long-closed ice-skating rink, at no revenue to himself, after the city’s restoration effort went through 5 years of delays and more than double the original expense price quote.

Here, Donald Trump positions with New York City’s Parks Commissioner, Henry Stern, holding a set of ice skates that are planned for use at the Wollman Rink in Central Park on August 7,1986

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Trump owns a fleet of luxury helicopters, and a private plane that was often a background at his 2016 governmental campaign occasions.

Donald Trump in front of one of 3 Sikorsky helicopters at the Port Authority’s West 30 Street heliport on March 22,1988

AP Photo/Wilbur Funches.

Trump likewise enjoys tennis– he even played a round, wearing his standard suit, versus the famous Serena Williams.

Donald Trump talks with his former other half, Ivana Trump, during the guys’s final at the US Open.

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Trump had three kids with Ivana: Donald Jr., Ivanka, and Eric.

Household picture of, from left, socialite Ivana Trump, her kid Eric Trump, her previous hubby business person Donald Trump, and her child Ivanka Trump as they sit at a table at the Mar-a-Lago estate, Palm Beach, Florida,1998

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He divorced Ivana in a public split in 1992, and married Marla Maples in 1993.

Donald Trump sees as his ex-wife, Marla Maples, gets a kiss from Earl Sinclair of TELEVISION’s “Dinosaurs” during lunch at the Trump Plaza Hotel on November 2,1992

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Trump and Marla had one daughter, Tiffany, in 1993.

Delighted moms and dads Marla Maples, left, and Donald Trump welcome journalism with their newborn child, Tiffany, as they leave St. Mary’s Health center in West Palm Beach, Fla., on Thurs., Oct. 14,1993

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As a self-proclaimed family man, Trump attended many public events and tv shows with his household over the years.

Donald Trump and his child, Ivanka, peek over the crowd as they take in a tennis match throughout the United States Open in New York City.

Roh Frehm/AP.

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Trump initially began revealing indications of interest for a possible quote for the US presidency with the development of a governmental exploratory committee ahead of the 2000 election.

Donald Trump talks with host Larry King after taping a section of King’s CNN talk program in New York.

Reuters.

Source: Reuters

To check the political waters, the possible Reform Party governmental candidate took a trip to a number of locations to attend to party leaders.

Donald Trump makes an appearance for the media atop a Beverly Hills, California, hotel on December 6,1999

Chris Pizzello/AP.

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In 2005, Donald Trump married fashion designer and design Melania Trump.

Donald Trump and Melania Trump leave Hollinger International’s annual meeting at the Metropolitan Club in New York on May 22,2003

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The 2 had one boy, Barron, in 2006.

Donald Trump, Barron Trump and Melania Trump leave Trump Towers to participate in the 16 th Annual Bunny Hop at FAO Schwartz to benefit the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center March 13, 2007 in New York City City.

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As no complete stranger to the political procedure, Trump was even familiarized with members of the judicial branch. Here he is welcoming Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas at the Daytona 500.

United States Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, working as the grand marshal for the Daytona 500, talks to Donald Trump on the starting grid at the Daytona International Speedway.

Reuters.

He also ended up being the owner of the notorious Miss Universe beauty pageant for many years.

Donald Trump and Miss Connecticut, Erin Brady, present onstage after Brady won the 2013 Miss USA pageant.

AP Photo/Jeff Bottari, File.

A few of the president’s jobs, like Trump University, were stuck in suits that Trump lost or needed to settle. Others he may have made a profit on, however stated personal bankruptcy, and partners he dealt with implicated him of not paying them.

Marita Luna (C) and Miriam Ramos (2nd R) joins other union members from UNITE HERE Regional 54 as they rally outside the Trump Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey on October 24,2014

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Read more: The New York Times rates 61 of Donald Trump’s company deals, concludes 40%stopped working

In June 2015, Trump famously introduced his governmental project by boiling down an escalator in Trump Tower.

Donald Trump.

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As the fog of the political battlefield cleared on the Republican side, Trump prepared to handle presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

Donald Trump looks out at the construction site of his 92- story tower along the Chicago river during a see to his Chicago offices on April 10,2006 Trump acknowledged that since of security issues after the occasions of September 11, he abandoned prepare for it to be the world’s tallest building at 150 stories.

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Trump made his final interest citizens in swing-states as the controversial project drew to a close.

Donald Trump projects in New Hampshire.

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While Trump won the electoral votes needed to protect the presidency, he lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton by almost 3 million votes.

Donald Trump in New york city on election night.

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Source: The New York City Times

Taking his oath of office on January 20, 2017, Trump officially became the 45 th President of the United States.

Supreme Court Justice John Roberts (2L) administers the oath of workplace to President Donald Trump (L) as his spouse Melania Trump holds the Bible and boy Barron Trump searches, on the West Front of the US Capitol.

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After taking workplace, Trump’s administration faltered under a series of scandals and mistakes. Among these was his firing of FBI director James Comey, who was leading an examination into Russia’s meddling in the United States election.

President Donald Trump (L) shakes hands with James Comey, then-director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, during an Inaugural Law Enforcement Officers and First Responders Reception in the Blue Space of the White House on January 22, 2017 in Washington, DC.

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The special counsel Robert Mueller was selected to oversee the examination. Almost 2 years later, he closed the probe in May 2019– after charging several of Trump’s relate to criminal offenses, concluding Russia interfered in the 2016 election to benefit Trump, and detailing a number of circumstances that the president stopped working at obstructing justice.

President Trump and unique counsel Robert S. Mueller III.

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Find Out More: Mueller describes key Trump-Russia contacts and prospective circumstances of blockage of justice in final report

As a business owner who prides himself as a seasoned dealmaker, Trump has had combined success engaging with world leaders as president. With some, he’s had sparkling relationships. With others, things have actually been more frosty.

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As the commander-in-chief of the militaries, Trump observed the sacrifices made by US service members on Memorial Day.

President Donald Trump lays flowers on the grave of Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly’s kid at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. United States Marine Corps Lt. Robert Kelly was killed in 2010 while leading a patrol in Afghanistan.

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At his very first presidential college start, Trump attended to the finishing class of Liberty University. “What imprint will you leave in the sands of history?” he asked. “What will future Americans state we performed in our quick time right here in the world? Did we take risks? Did we dare to defy expectations? Did we challenge accepted knowledge and take on established systems? I think I did, but we all did and we’re all doing it.”

Getty Images/Chip Somodevilla.

Source: TIME

Trump has actually frequently received criticism throughout his time in office, like when he threw paper towels into a crowd in Puerto Rico after Cyclone Maria damaged the region.

Trump tosses rolls of paper towels like basketballs to victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.

Evan Vucci/AP.

Other times in his presidency have actually been more lighthearted. On the White House front lawn, Trump and the very first woman command the Easter egg roll, one of many holiday traditions.

President Donald Trump, joined by the Easter Bunny and very first girl Melania Trump, speaks from the Truman Terrace of he White Home in Washington, Monday, April 2, 2018, during the annual White Home Easter Egg Roll.

Carolyn Kaster/AP.

In a few of the more easy going moments, Trump has amused athletic champions at the White House with his preferred products from lunch counter.

With junk food meals from Domino’s, Wendy’s, McDonald’s, and Burger King, Trump entertains the Clemson Tigers football team after their 2018 playoffs championship game win.

Susan Walsh/AP.

His presidency has actually witnessed several mass shootings including ones at the Las Vegas Strip, at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Florida. Trump has actually fiercely defended the Second Amendment.

Thomas Gunderson fights his fresh gunshot wound to the leg to stand and shake Trump’s hand.

Thomas Gunderson through Facebook.

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The Trumps joined the living presidents and very first women to attend the funeral service of previous President George H.W. Bush in December 2018.

U.S. President Donald Trump, very first lady Melania Trump, former President Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and previous President Jimmy Carter listen as previous Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney speaks throughout a State Funeral at the National Cathedral, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2018, in Washington, for previous President George H.W. Bush.

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Trump effectively saw Justice Brett Kavanaugh validated the Supreme Court regardless of the debate surrounding his consultation and a heated verification hearing in the Senate. The president ushered in 2 conservative justices, the other being Neil Gorsuch.

President Donald Trump shakes hands with Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, prior to a ceremonial swearing-in in the East Space of the White House in Washington, Monday, Oct. 8,2018

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The president was impeached by the House of Representatives on December 18, 2019, on charges of abusing his power and blocking Congress. The inquiry was stimulated after a whistleblower submitted a report over a call the president held with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in July2019 Trump is the 3rd president to be impeached in US history.

President Donald Trump resolves his impeachment during a Merry Christmas Rally at the Kellogg Arena on December 18, 2019 in Fight Creek, Michigan. While Trump spoke at the rally your home of Representatives voted to impeach the president, making Trump just the third president in U.S. history to be impeached.

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Things turned out alright for the president, nevertheless, when he was acquitted by the Republican-controlled Senate on February 5 by a vote of 52-48 Utah Sen. Mitt Romney was the only Republican to vote to found guilty the president.

President Donald Trump speaks in the East Space of the White Home, Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020, in Washington.

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The Trump Administration was entrusted with managing the COVID-19 pandemic, which initially reached the United States in January. The president has actually gotten sharp criticism for his administration’s handling of the pandemic.

President Donald J. Trump delivers remarks Tuesday, May 5, 2020, at Honeywell International Inc. in Phoenix.

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At a press conference in June, Trump threatened to release the military to end nationwide discontent. A crowd of serene protesters was tear-gassed exterior of the White House to make method for Trump to stroll to a close-by church for a photo-op.

United States President Donald Trump holds a Bible while visiting St. John’s Church throughout from the White House after the area was cleared of people protesting the death of George Floyd June 1, 2020, in Washington, DC.

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As Trump celebrates his 74 th birthday, there are less than 5 months until the 2020 basic election. Citizens will decide whether to provide him another 4 years in the Oval Workplace. The president is supposedly planning to resume his project rallies, which have actually been stopped briefly due to COVID-19

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10 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in New York City

New York is one of the greatest cities in the world which is always a whirlwind of activities. There are numerous famous sites at every turn but never enough time to see them all at once. However, there are some classic attractions you cannot afford to miss. They might be touristy and crowded, but these places are quintessentially New York. During any time of year and any time of day there are an endless array of things to do in New York City. You get never get enough through it. If you’re heading to this megapolis, start with this list of New York’s most popular attractions.

Grand Central Terminal

Grand Central Terminal is a commuter and intercity railroad terminal at 42nd Street and Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan in New York City. Whether you have a train to catch or not is immaterial when it comes to visiting the Grand Central Terminal. The station’s marvelous architecture itself commands a special visit. From the outside, the building is the finest example of Beaux-Arts style of architecture. Step inside, and its stunning interiors will blow your mind. While you’re there, visit the Grand Central Market and also enjoy a lavish meal at the Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant.

Brooklyn Bridge

The Brooklyn Bridge is majestically over New York City’s East River, linking the two boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Bridge is one of New York’s most iconic symbols. Walk down its pedestrian walkway and most stunning views of lower Manhattan, the East River, and the Brooklyn waterfront will greet you. It has a marvelous design and provides spectacular views of the city’s skyline.

American Museum of Natural History

American Museum of Natural History is one of the largest museum in the world located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City. Take a tour of the universe at the Rose Center for Earth & Space and its superb planetarium. Explore the Butterfly Conservatory with over 500 butterflies from across the world. It’s quite likely that you’ll lose track of time browsing through the museum’s many halls and zones, so come with ample time on hand.

Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

The Museum of Modern Art, designed by Yoshio Taniguchi is an art museum located in Midtown Manhattan in New York City, on 53rd Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenue. It’s collection of over 200,000 artworks which include heavyweights like Van Gogh, Matisse, Picasso, Lichtenstein, Pollock, Bourgeois, and Warhol will leave you spellbound. Since its inception in 1929, MoMA has been stimulating creative minds and movements that have gone to define our times. For art lovers, a visit to MoMa is no less than a religious pilgrimage. If you’re a newcomer looking to understand modern art, no place can offer a better initiation than MoMA.

Empire State Building

This 102-Art story sky scrapper is located in the in the Midtown Manhattan. The empire state building is an American icon and one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. The long queues to its 102nd floor observatory may make you want to skip visiting but stay put. Your patience will be rewarded with the unbeatable views of the Big Apple. To beat the crowds, book your tickets online and visit at dawn or late at night.

Central Park

The central park is the fifth largest park in the New York city is located in the center of Manhattan. Central Park is perhaps the world’s most renowned green space. Sprawling across a massive 834 acres in the heart of New York City, this park is complete with gardens, a lake and a reservoir, an outdoor theater, a John Lennon memorial, a zoo and even a beautiful statue of Alice in Wonderland!On a sunny day pack a picnic basket and head to the Sheep Meadow or take your little ones to the Central Park Zoo. Or go vintage, take a horse carriage ride along the meandering trails of the park. In winter, go ice skating at the Wollman Rink.

Times Square

Times Square overwhelms and intimidates the ordinary traveler. But let it all sink in, and its infectious energy will grip you. While you’re there watch a musical at Broadway, hangout with your favorite actors at Madame Tussauds, grab some hot dogs, and later go dancing in nightclubs here.

Metropolitan Museum of Arts

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the world’s largest and finest art museums. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions of New york city. With a permanent collection of over two million individual objects, we’d suggest you reserve not one but two days to see this ginormous museum. Fondly called as ‘The Met’, the museum’s galleries are sprawled across 17 acres!Discover the artistic revolution of the European Renaissance. Finally, get mesmerized by the artistic wonders of Africa and Oceania. We did warn you, a visit to the MET is a delightful overload of art!

Statue of Liberty

Statue of Liberty is the universal symbol of peace and liberty, this statue was France’s gift to America. While the Pedestal of the statue offers stunning views, for a truly outstanding experience head up to the crown. The views from the crown are unparalleled. Make sure to book months in advance (yes, months!).

Guggenheim Museum

Guggenheim Museum is an international museum that collects and exhibits modern and contemporary art in New York City. Guggenheim Museum’s fantastic building is as much a piece of art as the masterpieces housed inside. Walk in to see masterpieces by some of the world’s best artists including Kandinsky, Jackson Pollock, Money, Van Gogh, Degas, Picasso and many more.

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Hollywood Scenes In Central Park 😎🎬🎥

New York City’s world-famous Central Park has served as the backdrop for a long list of famous movies. Spend an afternoon strolling through the park while taking note of the locations where your favorite movies scenes were captured.

Nestled at the southeast corner of Central Park, the 20-story luxury hotel, The Plaza Hotel, had its first significant movie role in Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 classic, North By Northwest. Since then The Plaza has been featured in many films including Almost Famous, Home Alone II: Lost In New-York and King of New York.

Wollman Skating Rink, a favorite attraction since it opened in 1949, is one of two ice skating rinks in Central Park. Wollman Rink has been a popular spot for Hollywood movies including Love Story, Serendipity and Home Alone II.

Known as the only straight line in Central Park, the 40-foot-wide Mall, also known as the Promenade, is framed by a quadruple row of American Elm trees, making it one of the park's most visited and photographed sections. Movies such as Maid in Manhattan, Kramer vs. Kramer and Brown Sugar featured scenes filmed at the Mall.

The Bethesda Terrace and Bethesda Fountain are a pleasant spot to relax as well as reminisce of the long list of films that were filmed there: The Avengers, Elf, Enchanted, Stuart Little II and That's How You Know.

Since 1905, the iconic outdoor amphitheater, the Naumburg Bandshell, has been hosting free orchestral concerts in Central Park. The site of a speech delivered by Martin Luther King Jr. and a eulogy read for John Lennon, the Bandshell has become a place of historical importance within the park. Hollywood has captured its beauty in Hair, I'm Not Rappaport, Breakfast at Tiffany's and Mighty Aphrodite.

Crafted of cast iron, Bow Bridge is one of Central Park's most famous and romantic landmarks. Bow Bridge has been featured in Spiderman 3, Autumn in New York and Made of Honor. Connecting to Cherry Hill, pedestrians step off the walkway into a bounty of cherry trees and the location of The Mirror has Two Faces, Big Daddy, Cruel Intentions and Little Manhattan.

Once the sheepfold for the sheep of Sheep Meadow, Tavern on the Green became a restaurant in the 1930s. Tavern on the Green is also known for its appearances in films such as Wall Street, Ghostbusters and Mr. Popper's Penguins.

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Opinion: From ice cube to black cube

WASHINGTON — Once I would have rolled my eyes at a “Homeland” season in which the Russians deftly maneuvered to control whether a Democratic woman, an increasingly paranoid former junior senator from New York, would occupy the Oval Office.

Last year, I shook my head at the “Billions” plotline showing a top New York law enforcement official fighting corruption by day and engaging in sadomasochism by night.

There was a time I would have considered it off the wall if Kanye West said he shared dragon energy with Donald Trump.

Now I don’t blink. Everything is plausible.

We have crossed into a surreal dimension where we are limited only by our imaginations. The American identity and American values are fungible at the moment. The guardrails are off.

Our brains are so scrambled that it’s starting to make sense that none of it makes sense.

For example, it’s dissonant that cybercop Melania strides into the Rose Garden to introduce her “Be Best” plan to help at-risk children at the same time her cyberbully husband unleashes his cruel Be Worst plot to slash the popular children’s health benefits program.

But in the Trump era, sure, why not? Everything is plausible.

Consider how the president lavished praise on Gina Haspel, the evidence-destroying torture queen, tweeting, “There is nobody even close to run the CIA!” At the same time, White House aide Kelly Sadler shrugged off qualms about Haspel from torture survivor John McCain, blithely noting, “He’s dying anyway.”

White House most foul. Everything is plausible — even the jackbooted Dick Cheney rearing his poisonous head to call for the reboot of Torture Inc.

Trump’s renovation of the Wollman Rink is nothing compared with his breathtaking expansion of the capital swamp. He has ushered in a bold new breed of swamp creatures, from Scott Pruitt to Ryan Zinke to Steve Mnuchin to the incomparable Michael “I’m Crushing It” Cohen.

Cohen, who once had to beg Trump to drop by his son’s bar mitzvah, elbowed into the swamp by pretending he had the president’s ear. He made up a job selling access to a White House where he could not even get a job.

Holding out a tin cup as the president’s “personal attorney,” he racked up over $2 million from a law firm and corporations, including AT&T, even though it quickly became clear that, while he swanned around like a character out of “The Sopranos,” he was not connected.

Incredibly, the two things he did manage to connect were his boss’s twin bêtes noires: the saucy porn star and the relentless Russia investigation. Stormy Daniels’ mongoose of a lawyer, Michael Avenatti, revealed on Twitter that the slush fund Cohen used to pay the adult actress was being funded in part by a Russian oligarch, who was questioned by Robert Mueller’s team.

Everything is plausible — even Rudy Giuliani continuing his punch-drunk performance by referring to Avenatti as a “pimp.”

The rest of the world was shocked by the scoop by Jane Mayer and Ronan Farrow in The New Yorker chronicling Eric Schneiderman’s depravity. But it may have been old news to the Page Six President.

A lawyer for two women who said they had been victims of Schneiderman’s sick proclivities told Judge Kimba Wood, who is overseeing a legal dispute about the raids on Cohen’s office and residences, that he had discussed the women’s allegations with the Trump fixer. Cohen may have passed on the dirt to Trump, who was then warring with the New York attorney general over Trump University.

In 2013, Trump presciently tweeted: “Weiner is gone, Spitzer is gone — next will be lightweight A.G. Eric Schneiderman. Is he a crook? Wait and see, worse than Spitzer or Weiner.”

Everything is plausible.

Just when you thought the Trump family saga could not get more absurd, The New York Post, the premiere Trump divorce publication, served up an eye-popping tale about Don Jr.'s soon-to-be ex: Vanessa Trump’s high school romance on the Lower East Side with a Latin King gang member, Valentin Rivera.

And just when you thought the feuds between the Trump and Clinton camps had run out of juice, former Hillary capo and State Department adviser Philippe Reines weighed in with a jaw-dropping tweet to Don Jr.: “Vanessa being with a Latin King must’ve driven you insanely jealous. The machismo, the passion. Tough act to follow. Did you wonder if she fantasized about Valentin Rivera when intimate with you? She did. Every time.”

Every time, everything is plausible.

Also, the other day a Daily Mail headline screamed, “Steve Bannon Was Target of Bribery Plot by Top Qatari Who Invested in Ice Cube’s Basketball League to Get to Trump’s Strategist and Boasted ‘Mike Flynn Took Our Money’, Rapper Claims in Court.”

Everything is plausible, even a segue from Ice Cube to Black Cube.

The Observer, another British paper, broke the news that Trump aides hired an Israeli private intelligence agency to run a “dirty ops” campaign against Obama administration officials who had helped negotiate the Iran nuclear deal, including Ben Rhodes, Barack Obama’s national security adviser. The firm was Black Cube, the same one hired by Harvey Weinstein to spy on the women he attacked and the reporters working on the story.

Everything is plausible.

Finally, we learned from “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Tuesday that Woody Harrelson and Mike Pence were pals in college.

Now, that’s implausible.

This article originally appeared in The New York Times.

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