I prefer the old "Cornucopia" segment where you ended things with a link to some always enjoyable memes. They were an antidote to all the aggregated links to "hard news" that preceded them. Color photos of old neighborhoods and city districts are available to anyone who is interested via YouTube. I don't dislike such occasional links, but not as part of my daily consumption. They get old quickly for me, and possibly to others, unless one happened to live in that area long ago, or had family who did. Not being critical in the sense that, hunting down new memes every day may be too time-consuming. I understand. Take this only as a suggestion. Either way, I'll keep coming to this site every morning. From the beginning, it's been a good source for a manageable and well-rounded news update. Not too much and not too little, but normally spot-on.
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I prefer the old "Cornucopia" segment where you ended things with a link to some always enjoyable memes. They were an antidote to all the aggregated links to "hard news" that preceded them. Color photos of old neighborhoods and city districts are available to anyone who is interested via YouTube. I don't dislike such occasional links, but not as part of my daily consumption. They get old quickly for me, and possibly to others, unless one happened to live in that area long ago, or had family who did. Not being critical in the sense that, hunting down new memes every day may be too time-consuming. I understand. Take this only as a suggestion. Either way, I'll keep coming to this site every morning. From the beginning, it's been a good source for a manageable and well-rounded news update. Not too much and not too little, but normally spot-on.
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