Tag: New York Mets

NYCFC is going to be in Queens next to Citi Field

Posted on November 18, 2022 by

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A lot of New Yorkers are pleased with the idea of having a soccer stadium in New York City because this would attract a lot of commuters who would take the train or finding a Soccer Stadium besides Redbull Arena in Harrison New Jersey… Continue Reading “NYCFC is going to be in Queens next to Citi Field”

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The New York Mets greatest giveaway for this No-Hitter Performance with 5 Different Pitchers in History

Posted on May 1, 2022 by

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The New York Mets worked so hard to get themselves another no-hitter for the first time in a decade. Last time was Johan Santana but this time was a combination of 1 pitcher and 4 reliever pitchers which I was not aware that was… Continue Reading “The New York Mets greatest giveaway for this No-Hitter Performance with 5 Different Pitchers in History”

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The New York Mets Made Another No-Hitter in Franchise History

Posted on April 30, 2022 by

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On the 29th of April, 2022, The Mets played against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citi Field. It was a bit of windy breeze in Queens with 32,416 Fans who attended at Citi Field on a Friday Night. The Mets were looking forward for another… Continue Reading “The New York Mets Made Another No-Hitter in Franchise History”

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A Blog About Autistic Interests
People with Autism Spectrum Disorder often have intense interests or fixations. This blog is a space for young adults to showcase their interests, thereby providing a medium for their voices to be heard. All of the interest posts are written by autistic people, with commentary from Dr. Christine Grimaldi.

Many of our interests are drawn from pop culture and contemporary media; this includes franchises such as Marvel, Pokémon, and Lego. Certain media or topics seem to draw particular attention from autistic audiences, but special interests can also cover other topics — for example, science or history.