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Welcome to an early edition of The Weekender (Pre-kender?). We’re posting today in case you are hunting right now for fun stuff to do over the long Christmas weekend — and to wish all of you a very happy holiday season. Now let’s get to it, shall we? (As always, be sure to double check event and venue websites for any last-minute changes in health guidelines or other details.) Meanwhile, if you’d like to have this Weekender lineup delivered to your inbox every Thursday morning for free, just sign up at www.mercurynews.com/newsletters or www.eastbaytimes.com/newsletters . It’s one of those Hollywood traditions that continues, even if movie-watching habits have changed somewhat: Big, Oscar-hopeful films opening in theaters on Christmas Day. This year, the Xmas openings include the much-buzzed-about “A Complete Unknown,” with Timothee Chalamet playing Bob Dylan. And if horror is your thing, films don’t get much creepier than Robert Eggers’ “Nosferatu,” which is getting rave reviews. Hannukah is Wednesday through Jan. 2; so it’s a perfect time to check out this recipe for mouthwatering, crispy-delicious potato pancakes. If you want to get out and hear some live music on New Year’s Eve, you have some awesome choices. And come to think of it, there are a ton of ways to ring in 2025 in the Bay Area. Whether you’re chasing the dog that bit you, looking for a new dog or just love the tangy, spicy taste of a well-made Bloody Mary, we salute you. And we’ve got what you need , if you want to find the Bay Area’s best or make your own. Artists ranging from current pop queens like Sabrina Carpenter to rock veterans like The Cure have one thing in common — they released amazing albums in 2024. Yes, there are some cocktails that are just meant to be savored during a chilly winter day. Here’s how to make them. The holidays are a great time to unwind with video games — and you might as well try out the year’s best.ENGLEWOOD – The Broncos on Friday ruled out cornerback Riley Moss for Sunday's game against Indianapolis due to a knee injury. Moss will miss his second straight game after suffering an injury to a medial collateral ligament Nov. 24 at Las Vegas. He missed all three days of practice this week. But for the game at Empower Field at Mile High, the Broncos will get safety Brandon Jones back after he missed the second half of the 41-32 win over Cleveland on Dec. 2 due to an abdomen injury. Jones was listed as limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday but was a full participant Friday and did not get an injury designation. With Moss missing all of the game against the Browns and Jones being out for the second half, the Broncos gave up 497 yards passing to Jameis Winston in their last game before having a bye. The Broncos on Friday also listed cornerback Tremon Jones as limited in practice due to a personal reason but he does not have an injury designation for the game against the Colts.ZIM Integrated Shipping Unusual Options Activity For December 12

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