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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 Wednesday, September 2nd. You'll be
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  interested to know. 57 years ago, today, in 1969,
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  the first automated teller machine in the United
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  States dispensed cash and let customers withdraw
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  money without a teller present. So today, explore
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  how the automated teller machine changed daily
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  banking. So now you know. And now, it's time
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  for the weather report. This morning, it's partly
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  sunny and it feels like 66 degrees with 5 mile
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  per hour wind. The sunset will take place at
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  7 .13 and it will rise again tomorrow at 6 .11.
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  It looks like we're in for some partly sunny
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  weather today, with a high near 71 and a light
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  east breeze around 6 miles per hour. If you're
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  inland, it will hit a high of 72 tonight. Expect
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  a chance of rain showers and patchy fog, mostly
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  cloudy with a low around 62 and a light southeast
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  breeze around 6 miles per hour. The near shore
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  gooey at Cape Cod Bay. reads 68 degrees for the
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  water temperature. Looking ahead in the weather.
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  Thursday starts with patchy fog and rain showers
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  likely before 8 a .m. Then showers and thunderstorms
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  through the day with a high near 76 and a light
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  south wind 5 to 9 miles per hour with rainfall
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  around a quarter to a half inch possible. The
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  Thursday night stays mostly cloudy with showers
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  and thunderstorms likely before 7 p .m. Then
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  a lower chance into the evening with a low near
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  66, and west winds around 6 miles per hour. Friday
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  turns mostly sunny and warmer near 81, with northwest
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  winds 5 to 8 miles per hour. Then cooler on Saturday
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  and Sunday, with highs falling to the low 70s
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  and upper 60s, and breezy north to northeast
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  winds. Bonjour, food enthusiasts! This podcast
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  is brought to you by Versailles Cafe and Pastries
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  in Encinitas. Nestled on El Camino Real South,
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  just north of Encinitas Boulevard, this cafe
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  is a haven for culinary delights. Indulge in
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  their amazing Eggs Benedict or their gluten -free
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  crepes. You can grab a panini for lunch or just
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  breeze on through to get your morning coffee.
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  They are open every day from 8 to 5. So stop
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  on by and don't forget to tell them. Sunny mornings
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  send you. In local news, La Tavernetta, which
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  opened its East Boston doors on April 13th, is
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  facing a lawsuit from Frasca Hospitality Group,
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  a Colorado -based restaurant group that claims
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  the Boston establishment infringed on its trademarked
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  name, Tavernetta. The lawsuit filed in the U
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  .S. District Court in Colorado alleges that the
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  Boston restaurant's name causes confusion among
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  customers, particularly since both establishments
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  serve upscale Italian cuisine. Frasca Hospitality
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  Group is seeking damages along with an injunction
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  to prevent La Tavernetta from using the name,
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  while the Boston restaurant argues that its differences
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  in name and location should distinguish it from
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  the Colorado counterparts. Court records indicate
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  that no further court dates have been scheduled,
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  and La Tavernetta has not yet been served. Now
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  onto sports. Coco Goff's struggles at last year's
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  U .S. Open are a distant memory. The sight of
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  a forlorn Goff hitting serves in the rain symbolized
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  her challenges. Now the 22 -year -old American
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  has returned with a rejuvenated service game,
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  which was crucial in her 6 -3, 6 -4 victory over
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  Zainab Samas in the first round. Goff stated,
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  now it's like I can look back a year on and think,
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  oh, wow, it's a big difference. Her new serving
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  technique, guided by biomechanics expert Gavin
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  McMillan, has transformed her game. Goff's confidence
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  is evident. as she now approaches her serves
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  with the intention to hit between 110 and 120
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  miles per hour. In local sports, the Sox and
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  Mariners split the first two of this series and
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  last night went to Seattle 9 -6. G. Dixon -Peys
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  took the loss, tagged for eight runs before the
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  bullpen could settle things down. Mickey Gaspar
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  and Jimmy Jones both went deep. but it wasn't
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  enough. Boston is now 75 -64. They ran it back
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  this afternoon at Fenway for the rubber match.
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  4 -10 first pitch, Patrick Sandoval against Bryce
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  Miller. Watch the catching situation. Wilson
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  Contreras landed on the injured list, though
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  Roman Anthony is progressing toward a return.
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  Over at Gillette, the Patriots claimed tight
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  end Cameron Lattu and linebacker Darius Musaw
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  off waivers, part of roughly 10 new faces since
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  final cuts. Braypool says the focus now is getting
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  everyone speaking the same language before Seattle
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  visits September 9th. Special teams captain Brendan
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  Schouler will miss at least four games to start
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  the year. On the ice, Bruins camp opens September
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  16th. with just four pre -season games under
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  the league's new format before hosting the Rangers
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  to open the season September 29th. Still no captain
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  named. That decision could come before puck drop.
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  In top news, Apple's new chief executive officer
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  John Ternes takes the helm of the iconic tech
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  giant on Tuesday, ending Tim Cook's 15 -year
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  tenure. during which the company's value skyrocketed
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  to $4 .6 trillion, thanks to the iPhone's enormous
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  popularity. The transition to a new chief executive
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  officer comes at a pivotal time for Apple. Artificial
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  intelligence has unleashed the greatest upheaval
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  within the industry, since Steve Jobs unveiled
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  the first iPhone in 2007. Turnus faces challenges
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  that will force him to step outside his comfort
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  zone in hardware engineering. He will need to
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  navigate supply chain questions and relationships
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  with important figures. In business news, Hucking
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  Face's new Microduck robot is selling quickly,
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  powered by a chip from Shanghai -listed Rockchip.
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  This product has sold more than 10 ,000 units
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  since its launch on Thursday, with sales surpassing
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  $5 million as of late Tuesday. Due to high demand,
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  delivery times for new orders have been delayed
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  past the initial promise of Christmas 2026. The
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  robot is priced at $399 and features sensors,
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  motors and computing power from Rockchip's RK3000
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  566 chip. Rockchip reported a 40 % year -on -year
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  increase in operating revenue in the first half
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  of the year. In crypto movement, Bitcoin is down
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  1 .5 % to about $78 ,000. Ethereum is down 2
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  % to about $2 ,000. And XRP is down 3 % to $1
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  .35. Moving on to a more local vibe. In our community
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  spotlight on health and wellness, we are working
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  with a national Pilates studio to bring you some
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  free classes, so listen up. Check out Club Pilates
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  with several locations in the Boston area. Pilates
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  presents a comprehensive wellness approach, cultivating
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  strength, reducing tension, and elevating mental
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  well -being. Scientific research affirms its
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  benefits. So now you can check out Club Pilates
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  for a free class. With locations in Canton, Wellesley,
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  Hingham, Brookline, and Framingham, just be sure
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  to tell them... Sunny mornings sent you by. And
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  now, back to the show. Let's talk tech. NASA
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  announced today that it has awarded Blue Origin
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  the contract to develop the Mars Telecommunications
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  Network. The company has taken a deal worth potentially
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  $700 million to create a high -performance Mars
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  Telecommunications Orbiter for the agency by
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  December 31, 2028. Once operational, the orbiter
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  will transmit science data, imagery, navigation
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  information, and critical mission communications
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  for spacecraft operating on and around the planet.
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  As NASA continues its Artemis program to explore
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  the Moon, reliable data transmission from Mars
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  will be essential for future astronaut missions.
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  Blue Origin has previously worked with NASA.
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  securing a contract to build Lunar Landers earlier
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  this year. And in entertainment news, LEGO has
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  unveiled its brand new set, officially bringing
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  the iconic duo Wallace and Gromit to the brand
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  for the first time. This set, priced at $99 .99,
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  is based on the 1995 film Wallace and Gromit,
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  A Closed Shave. With a total of 1 ,038 pieces,
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  builders can recreate Wallace and Gromit riding
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  their iconic motorbike. Created by fan designer
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  Sebastian Esnald, this set was part of the LEGO
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  Ideas Challenge 90s Throwback The Next Chapter.
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  The set is available for pre -order and scheduled
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  for release on October 1, 2026. Well, alrighty
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  folks, it's time for the quote of the day. And
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  today, fate. And that's a wrap for this morning.
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  You can check out our Instagram, YouTube, and
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  TikTok for some captivating aerial videos with
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  local 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.