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Celtics Miss Out on Giannis, Messi Breaks World Cup Record · Sunny Mornings Boston

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  Good morning and a warm welcome to your show,
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  Sunny Mornings in Boston. I'm your host, Melissa,
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  and it's Tuesday, June 23rd. You'll be interested
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  to know, 158 years ago, today, in 1868, a practical
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  typewriter was patented, introducing a mechanical
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  writing machine that let people produce legible,
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  speedy text without longhand. This breakthrough
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  transformed office work and publishing by standardizing
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  written communication and empowering workers
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  with a new tool for efficient clerical labor.
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  So now you know. And now, it's time for the weather
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  report. This morning, there's patchy fog and
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  it feels like 68 degrees with 7 mile per hour
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  wind. The sunset will take place at 8 .23. and
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  it will rise again tomorrow at 5 .07. It looks
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  like we're in for some patchy fog and thunderstorms
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  early today, then more showers and fog with a
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  high near 76, along with a moderate west wind
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  around 8 miles per hour. If you're inland, it
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  will hit a high of 76. Tonight, expect a chance
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  of rain showers before 9 p .m., mostly cloudy
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  skies with a low around 61. and a calm northwest
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  breeze around 6 miles per hour. The near -shore
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  buoy at Cape Cod Bay reads 64 degrees for the
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  water temperature. Looking ahead in the weather.
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  Wednesday will be sunny with a high near 85 in
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  light northwest, winds around 6 to 9 miles per
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  hour. Late Thursday night into Friday, expect
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  showers and thunderstorms likely with highs in
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  the mid -80s. and a south wind near 7 miles per
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  hour. Saturday stays warm with a slight chance
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  of rain showers and lows around 67. Bonjour,
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  to get your morning coffee. They are open every
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  day from 8 to 5. So stop on by and don't forget
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  to tell them. Sunny mornings send you. In local
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  news. In Springfield, international fashion designer
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  Justin Haynes cut the ribbon on his new Just
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  10 fashion studio in Tower Square. marking a
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  significant return to his roots after nearly
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  two decades in the industry. Haynes, a graduate
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  of the High School of Science and Technology,
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  was honored by Mayor Dominic J. Sarno and city
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  officials during a city council meeting. The
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  studio, located near White Lion Brewing, reflects
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  a vintage New York vibe while offering a more
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  refined aesthetic. Haynes' mother, Gwen, expressed
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  her pride in the turnout. noting that her son
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  has always been known for his unique designs.
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  Despite downsizing from his previous location,
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  he aims to continue building connections in Springfield
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  while maintaining his commitments in New York.
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  Now on to sports. The Oklahoma Sooners are champions
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  of college baseball. OU capped off an incredible
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  run through the NCAA tournament with a 13 -5
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  victory over Georgia Tech in the national title
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  game on Saturday afternoon at Rosenblatt Stadium.
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  While Governor David Walters and OU officials
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  prepared to congratulate the team, sooner players
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  celebrated with a dog pile on the mound. This
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  marks the second NCAA baseball title for OU,
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  the first being in 1951. OU coach Larry Coachell
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  expressed pride in his players, stating, Players
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  make the coach and these guys made me look good.
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  Five OU players earned spots on the all -tournament
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  team, with Chip Glass named the event's most
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  outstanding player. In local sports, the Red
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  Sox are back in action tonight in Denver, looking
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  to even their series with the Rockies after dropping
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  game 1 -3 -2. Sonny Gray takes the mound against
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  Sean Sullivan at 840, and Boston needs this one.
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  Jake Bennett was shark yesterday, but the bullpen
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  imploded. Chapman gave up three runs in the ninth
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  without getting an out. The Sox manage just five
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  hits and sit 14 games under .500 at 31 -45. They've
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  lost two straight, so getting right out west
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  is critical. Meanwhile, the Celtics' pursuit
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  of Giannis Antetokounmpo is over. The two -time
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  MVP is headed to Miami after the Bucs rejected
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  Boston's offer centered around Jalen Brown and
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  two first -round picks. It stings, but the Celtics
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  can now focus on the draft tonight at 8. Brown
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  stays put, and Boston will address their roster
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  needs through the draft, where they hold a late
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  first -rounder and an early second. On the ice,
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  the Bruins announced their preseason schedule
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  for next season. Boston hosts Washington on September
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  20th, then Philadelphia on the 22nd, before finishing
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  on the road with games at Philly and Washington
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  on the 24th and 25th. In top news, Argentine
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  soccer superstar Lionel Messi has broken the
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  record for most World Cup scoring. Messi made
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  the record goal, his 17th, during the first half
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  of Monday's game against Austria. In a heated
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  match, Austria attacked relentlessly, while Argentina
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  relied on its defense and goalkeeper Emiliano
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  Dibu Martinez. Near the end in stoppage time,
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  Messi scored again, finishing off at 2 -0. Messi
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  has scored all five goals for Argentina this
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  World Cup. leading the team to advance to the
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  knockout round. This is Messi's sixth World Cup,
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  and he is considered one of the best players
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  in soccer history. In business news, Big Tech
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  has split into two artificial intelligence camps,
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  but the smart money is not chasing the next OpenAI.
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  Tech giants such as Alphabet and Microsoft are
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  the safer choice in the artificial intelligence
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  race. Investors are pondering who will ultimately
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  win the artificial intelligence race, which chip
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  producer will emerge, and which model creator
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  will lead the way. With several artificial intelligence
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  mega initial public offerings expected this year,
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  including OpenAI and Anthropic, these questions
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  are more pressing for investors than ever. Understanding
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  the two roads to an artificial intelligence -fueled
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  economy is key for investors. In crypto movement,
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  Bitcoin is down 1 % to $64 ,000. Ethereum is
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  down 1 % to just over $1 ,700. And XRP is down
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  1 % to $1 .13. Moving on to a more local vibe.
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  In our community spotlight on health and wellness,
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  in the Boston area. Pilates presents a comprehensive
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  tension, and elevating mental well -being. Scientific
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  locations in Canton, Wellesley, Hingham, Brookline,
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  and Framingham, just be sure to tell them, sunny
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  morning sent you by. And now, back to the show.
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  Let's talk tech. Meta is pausing its employee
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  tracking program after it let the whole company
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  see sensitive data. This won't make the already
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  controversial artificial intelligence training
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  endeavor any more popular. The company has suspended
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  the model capability initiative due to an internal
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  data leak. Sensitive data, including employees'
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  private conversations and performance data, was
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  inadvertently available to the entire Meta staff.
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  We have carefully designed this program with
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  privacy safeguards, a spokesperson told Business
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  Insider. Despite assurances of tight control,
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  it appears Meta's security was lacking. This
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  incident adds to a series of AI -related cybersecurity
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  issues for the company. And in entertainment
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  news, the action masterpiece that inspired Taylor
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  Sheridan's best movie is leaving streaming. Taylor
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  Sheridan's impact can be felt all over the streaming
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  landscape. From the international success of
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  his series Yellowstone to his dominance on Paramount
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  +, Sheridan's streaming coverage is unmatched.
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  Currently, the Yellowstone spin -off Dutton Ranch
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  is an unstoppable streaming force, with millions
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  tuning in weekly. One film that inspired Sheridan
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  is the crime thriller masterpiece Geet, which
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  influenced Sicario. Although it earned moderate
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  box office success, Heat was completely shut
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  out from the Academy Awards. Now it is considered
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  a masterpiece by director Michael Mann. Heat
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  will be leaving free streamer plaques on July
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  1st. Speculation about a sequel, Heat 2, is finally
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  moving forward. Christian Bale confirmed that
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  shooting will begin soon, starring alongside
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  Leonardo DiCaprio. The sequel is based on the
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  best -selling novel co -authored by Mann and
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  Meg Gardiner. Well, alrighty folks, it's time
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  for the quote of the day. And today, our quote
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  comes from the American writer and philosopher,
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  Albert Hubbard. And he said, The world is moving
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  so fast these days that the man who says it can't
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  be done is generally interrupted by someone doing
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  it. And that's a wrap for this morning. You can
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  check out our Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok
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  for some captivating aerial videos with local
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  news and the weather reports. Have an amazing
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  day, my good friends. We'll see you tomorrow
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  with another episode of Sunny Mornings in Boston.