Soon We’ll Be Able to Wait in Line at 4 New Trader Joe’s Locations Coming to NYC

Need weekend plans? Gotchu.  Don't forget, Coney Island's officially open as of this Sunday! Need some stuff to do later in the month? Same. Why don't you surprise any ladies in your life to tickets to one of these amazing Broadway shows that star kickass female characters. Need a new place to live? Okay, we can't help you there, but Common can. Have you ever felt personally victimized by your bare refrigerator? We feel you, fam. Good news for everyone except Queens' residents, Trader Joe's is expanding to 4 new locations.

April Showers 14 Things You Must Check Out in NYC This Month– Rain or Shine! April is absolutely killin’ it with all the events and dope things it’s bringing to the Big Apple. There’s guaranteed to be something for everyone. Whether you’re looking to take it to the streets for a parade, hit up a festival, or just have a really good excuse to eat a lot of bacon and drink a lot of beer, this is your month. READ MORE…

Bottoms Up 30 Blocks of NYC Will Be Car Free This Earth Day Attention people of planet Earth! April 22nd is Earth Day, and once again, NYC is blocking off 30 blocks of the city to be "car free," in a symbolic gesture to cut back on motor-vehicle carbon emissions. Supposedly there's going to be more "car-free" days announced in the near future as well! We think that's pretty dope. Imagine an NYC with little to no car traffic...think of the silence!!! One can only dream. READ MORE…

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And None For Queens Soon We’ll Be Able to Wait in Line at 4 New Trader Joe’s Locations Coming to NYC Ask any NYC transplant and they’ll tell you the only thing this city is missing is a Wegman’s. But, alas, we’re forced to settle for Trader Joe’s, which is pretty dope as well... if you don’t count the whole waiting in line part. And there’s gonna be a whole lot more of TJ’s soon. Brand new locations are opening in the Upper West Side, SoHo, and then eventually Brooklyn and Hoboken. As for Wegman’s... strategic trips to the suburbs it is. READ MORE…

Heartbreak An Open Letter to My Refrigerator It's not a break-up, it's just, you know. A talk. Read this hilariously crafted love letter to our refrigerator... and then let us and our friends at FoodKick help you fill yours. By delivering fresh food and cold booze right to your door in as little as an hour, FoodKick just made standing in godawful lines at grocery stores a thing of the past, so you can focus on what’s most important: food... and eating it. READ MORE…

Sunday Funday Don’t Miss Coney Island’s Free Opening Day Festivities This Weekend ICYMI: this Sunday, April 9th, is opening day at Coney Island! And there’s tons of free specials to take advantage of on this one day only. Beginning at 11 a.m., there will be the annual ribbon cutting ceremony on the Boardwalk, followed by free rides on the Wonder Wheel for the first 97 customers (to celebrate it’s 97th birthday!), and free egg cream samples! READ MORE…

Lady Power 6 Broadway Shows to See This Month That Celebrate Women When’s the last time you spoiled yourself by seeing a Broadway show? This month, support and celebrate these amazing female performers by checking out some of the new shows coming to the stage! Grab a friend and treat yo self. We even laid out the cheapest way to go about finding tickets. ...The overpriced candy and drinks in the theatre, unfortunately, we can’t do anything about. READ MORE…

Fri-Yay 8 Amazing Things Happening in NYC This Weekend YASSS it’s finally Friday! And if we’ve learned anything from Rebecca Black, yesterday was Thursday and tomorrow is Saturday and Sunday comes afterwards. All jokes aside though, your weekend is now a blank canvas; a work of art only you can create. Think of our guide as your paintbrush. Get to work you f*cking brilliant artist, you. READ MORE…

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CNET COMMUNITY APRIL 7, 2017 If you could only choose one at home, would it be running water or electricity? Dear CNET members, It hasn't been a great week with all the happenings around the world and my thoughts go out to all the people who have been affected by the chaos. My thoughts are with you. Today’s newsletter will not be our typical tech Q&A and I apologize for this (I promise it will resume the following week). I have been dealing with some serious electrical problems at home, and to make a long story short, I have been without electricity for the past day and I’m writing to you from a local hotel while repairs are being done to my house. Of course my problems at home don't amount to the chaos some people are facing, and I'm fortunate our house is still standing and my family is all safe. Under the circumstances, I’m going to keep this newsletter brief, and figured just I’d ask you all (as I have asked my kids), if you could only choose one would you rather have running water or electricity at home? Check out my kid’s response and when you have a moment, share your thoughts with everyone and tell us which you'd pick and why. There are no right or wrong answers. Have a great weekend and please be safe everyone! Lee Koo / Community Manager FROM OUR COMMUNITY Here's are some discussions from The CNET Lounge forum IT support engineer - salary after 1 year, what should I ask for? READ MORE  » -- Submitted by: Virshininke  New USPS service will revolutionize the way we get mail READ MORE  » -- Submitted by: jthole99  What do you think about the brand ASUS? READ MORE  » -- Submitted by: silvertiger7 •  Read more CNET Lounge discussions HELP YOUR FELLOW MEMBERS / • Monitor keeps losing signal.. Why?!?! • Recovered deleted files, but file not readable in Windows 10 • "Your yahoo account is out of date" • Windows Vs Mac OS • After holding down power button, PC won't turn back on NEW COMPUTING REPORT NEWSLETTER / Track laptops, tablets and desktops Stay informed with our new weekly report on the best new computers.  IT'S EASY, JUST ONE CLICK! SIGN ME UP FEATURED HOW TO TOPICS / • How to use Windows 10 Dynamic Lock -- and just walk away • How to use a Chromebook: Tips, tricks and shortcuts • 15 tips every iPhone 7 owner should know • 10 tips and tricks for Apple's new Clips app • Opening for business: How to set up your first online store • Transfer VHS tapes to your computer • Dysfunctional air ducts: Money wasters and safety hazards • This setting makes Chrome OS feel like more than a browser • Get totally free phone service and messaging Trouble viewing this email? View online. The email address for this newsletter is tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com. To update your account, please visit our Newsletter subscription center. Unsubscribe  /  Help  /  Privacy 2017 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. CBS Interactive 235 Second Street San Francisco, CA 94105 U.S.A.

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LifeNews.com Pro-Life News Report
Friday, April 6, 2017

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Top Stories• Senate Confirms Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch Over Democrat and Pro-Abortion Opposition
• Cecile Richards Comes Unglued After Gorsuch Confirmation: “SCOTUS Will be Hostile to Abortion”
• Hillary Clinton Trashes Pro-Lifers: Just “Men Sitting Around a Table Trying to Defund Planned Parenthood”
• Texas House Votes to Defund Planned Parenthood and Send $20 Million to Pregnancy Centers

More Pro-Life News• Pro-Abortion Group Forced to Return Illegal Grant From Billionaire Activist George Soros
• National Hotlines Helps 28,000 Women in March With Abortion Alternatives. Here’s One of their Stories
• Abortion Clinic Security Guard Convicted of Battery in Assault on Pro-Life Woman
• Mother of 4 Defends Having an Abortion “Who are You to Judge?”
• Abortion Activist Defends Destroying Pro-Life Signs: “I Was Engaging My Rage”
• Mom of Daughter With Down Syndrome: I Used to Say Something That “Devalued” Her. Not Anymore
• Pro-Abortion Writer Admits Human Life Begins Before Birth 
• Kansas Gov. Signs Law Stopping DNRs Put on Children Without Parental Consent
• Last Abortion Clinic in Kentucky Stays Open for Now After It Broke State Law
• Dangerous Abortion Pill That Killed One Woman in Italy Becomes More Widely Available
• This Canadian Province is Giving Away Free Abortion Pills• Pennsylvania Bill Would Defund the Planned Parenthood Abortion Business

Senate Confirms Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch Over Democrat and Pro-Abortion Opposition
The Senate voted today to confirm Judge Neil Gorsuch’s Supreme Court nomination despite strenuous opposition from pro-abortion groups like Planned Parenthood and a filibuster from pro-abortion Democrats.
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Cecile Richards Comes Unglued After Gorsuch Confirmation: “SCOTUS Will be Hostile to Abortion”
Planned Parenthood abortion business CEO Cecile Richards came unglued after the Senate confirmed Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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Hillary Clinton Trashes Pro-Lifers: Just “Men Sitting Around a Table Trying to Defund Planned Parenthood”
Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton lobbed criticisms at pro-lifers again this week during a women’s conference in New York City.
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Texas House Votes to Defund Planned Parenthood and Send $20 Million to Pregnancy Centers
The Texas House passed a two-year budget Thursday that would cut off funding to abortion groups and increase support for pregnant and parenting families.
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Pro-Abortion Group Forced to Return Illegal Grant From Billionaire Activist George Soros
An Irish pro-abortion group returned $25,000 to American billionaire George Soros’s foundation recently after it was exposed as a violation of a rule about political donations.

Click to Read at LifeNews.com.

National Hotlines Helps 28,000 Women in March With Abortion Alternatives. Here’s One of their Stories
For the second time in the past three months, Option Line—a 24-7 pregnancy helpline operated by Heartbeat International—is celebrating a high-water mark, having reached 28,414 women with life-affirming help in the month of March.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.

Abortion Clinic Security Guard Convicted of Battery in Assault on Pro-Life WomanAbortion facility security guard was convicted of battery on a pro-life activist during a Municipal Court bench trial held on April 5, 2017, before Judge Bryce Abbott.

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Mother of 4 Defends Having an Abortion “Who are You to Judge?”
It’s difficult to understand how a woman could defend legalized abortion after having a brutally painful abortion experience that has haunted her for more than a decade.
Clic k to Read at LifeNews.com.

Abortion Activist Defends Destroying Pro-Life Signs: “I Was Engaging My Rage”

Mom of Daughter With Down Syndrome: I Used to Say Something That “Devalued” Her. Not Anymore

Pro-Abortion Writer Admits Human Life Begins Before Birth

Kansas Gov. Signs Law Stopping DNRs Put on Children Without Parental Consent

Last Abortion Clinic in Kentucky Stays Open for Now After It Broke State Law

Dangerous Abortion Pill That Killed One Woman in Italy Becomes More Widely Available

This Canadian Province is Giving Away Free Abortion Pills

Pennsylvania Bill Would Defund the Planned Parenthood Abortion Business

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How to survive this month's incredible (-y overwhelming) TV choices OK, I'm being (slightly) dramatic, but April might be both the busiest and greatest month of television since the invention of the medium. Seriously. But don't worry, we have a super scientific fix for you. Check it out. Behind the scenes of 'American Gods': 'Sorry about all the blood!' See this Netflix shows should be *much* shorter. Here's why See this Doctor Who' season 10 revelation 'will melt your brains' See this Playing Street Fighter with your face -- and kicking butt See this Marvel's 'The Defenders' get crowded in this elevator teaser See this All the best cosplay we saw at WonderCon this year See this NEW COMPUTING REPORT NEWSLETTER Keep track of the latest laptops, tablets and desktops Stay informed on the hottest new hardware. IT'S EASY, JUST ONE CLICK! Trouble viewing this email? View online. The email address for this newsletter is tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com. To update your account, please visit our Newsletter subscription center. Unsubscribe  /  Help  /  Privacy 2017 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. CBS Interactive 235 Second Street San Francisco, CA 94105 U.S.A.

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Tips y trucos para usar el app Clips de Apple La nueva aplicación de edición de videos de Apple viene con montones de 'emojis', calcomanías y filtros. Esto es lo que tienes que saber. Lee más Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 [análisis]: El televisor portátil que estabas buscando Lee más 6 razones para comprar el LG G6 en vez del Samsung Galaxy S8 Lee más ¿Quieres el mejor Galaxy S8? No será fácil de conseguir Lee más YouTube no dará ganancias a canales con menos de 10,000 vistas Lee más Periscope en iOS habilita las transmisiones en 360 grados Lee más ¿Tienes problemas para ver este correo electrónico? Léelo en línea. Este boletín es un servicio de cnet.com. Cancela tu suscripción a este boletín  /  Ayuda  /  Política de privacidad 2017 CBS Interactive Inc. Todos los derechos reservados. CBS Interactive 235 Second Street San Francisco, CA 94105 U.S.A.

In Case You Missed It Maryland bans fracking, the second state to do so. After a thousand years of stability, warmer temperatures are causing the cherry trees in Kyoto, Japan, to flower 11 days earlier. PacRim Coal LP, the company that has been seeking for decades to develop a huge open-pit coal mine under a salmon stream in Chuitna, Alaska, abandons the project. To save money, the Kentucky Coal Mining Museum in Benham, Kentucky, is converting to solar power. Read on to see what else you missed! Illustration by Peter Arkle Falling Stars and a Pink Full Moon: Head outside on the eve of April 22 to catch both the Lyrid and Eta Aquarids meteor showers. What's a Good Ecofriendly Tile Cleaner: Mr. Green shops around for an answer. Meet Brandon Russel of Solar Ready Vets: After combat duty in Afghanistan, U.S. Army vet Brandon Russell found a new life in renewable energy.

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