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_the-grab-movie.jpg "The Grab Movie Trailer HD - Plot synopsis:Quietly and seemingly out of sight, governments, private investors and mercenaries are working to seize food and water resources at the expense of entire populations. These groups are establishing themselves as the new OPEC, where the future world powers will be those who control not oil, but food. And it's all beginning to bubble to the surface in real time. Global food prices have hit an all-time high, threatening chaos and violence. Meanwhile China, Russia, the UAE and Wall Street are just a few of the players strategizing within this shocking, shifting geopolitical landscape.<br/><br/>THE GRAB is a global thriller combining hard-hitting journalism from The Center for Investigative Reporting with the compelling character-driven storytelling of director Gabriela Cowperthwaite, taking you around the globe to reveal one of the world’s biggest and least known threats.<br/><br/>Directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite<br/><br/>Available everywhere June 14, 2024.")
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_pokmon-legends-arceus-for-beginners.jpg "Pokemon Legends: Arceus has the potential to be the Pokemon game of my childhood dreams, and it comes so close to being just that. By shifting the Pokemon formula to focus on enhanced open-world exploration, and the quest to catch 'em all, Pokemon Legends: Arceus has truly revolutionized the series for a more modern audience. But that's not to say that it's perfect, as there are a couple of elements that hold this experimental Pokemon game back from being the very best the series has ever been. What it is able to accomplish is impressive, particularly for a 25-year-old series that's always been a little rigid with its formula.<br/><br/>Release date: January 28, 2022<br/>Platform: Nintendo Switch<br/>Developer: Game Freak<br/>Publisher: Nintendo<br/><br/>Game Freak has cleverly accomplished this long-overdue evolution by essentially starting from scratch, teleporting us back to a point in time long before anything we've seen in the series to date. You're exploring the Hisui region, an early version of Sinnoh where there's just one major settlement. That's Jubilife Village, which acts as the central hub from which you'll head out on expeditions to explore the land, help the residents, and discover new Pokemon. It works well as a base of operations, and as a space that will gently grow and change over time with shops and other facilities. It's also filled with people who are desperate to share in your adventure and learn more about the Pokemon roaming the wilds of Hisui around them.<br/><br/>You are tasked with completing the locale's first Pokedex as part of the Galaxy Team's Survey Corp, which essentially boils down to three different formats – discovering a Pokemon, catching a Pokemon, and completing a Pokemon's Pokedex entry by completing research tasks to move up the knowledge ranks until you max out at 10. This can be accomplished by observing a Pokemon using a certain move, catching or defeating a specific number, or allowing it to evolve. I'm admittedly disappointed to find there aren't more Pokemon Snap-inspired observational research tasks, where watching a Pokemon's behavior becomes as important as catching or battling it, as the tasks you're given in Pokemon Legends: Arceus can feel a little repetitive – particularly if you truly want to complete your 'dex.")
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_around-130-homes-evacuated-after-39suspicious-items39-found-by-bomb-squad.jpg "A second person has been arrested after more than 100 homes were evacuated in a former pit Yorkshire village as an Army bomb squad was deployed following the discovery of “a number of suspicious items” at a property.<br/><br/>South Yorkshire Police said around 130 homes near to the address in Grimethorpe, Barnsley, were evacuated on Wednesday morning after police executed a warrant on Brierley Road.<br/><br/>The 100-metre cordon established by the force has now been reduced to include just three homes and other residents have been allowed to return to their homes, police said.<br/><br/>The new cordon is anticipated to remain in place for 72 hours and Barnsley Council has opened a rest centre at St Luke’s Church for those with nowhere else to go.")
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_92.jpg "A woman who spent £836 taking her dog on a month-long holiday around Italy says it was \")
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_ronny-johnsen-on-reuniting-with-utd-treble-winners-and-on-turning-around-current-side.jpg "Ronny Johnsen on reuniting with Utd treble winners and on turning around current side<br/><br/>Interview ahead of Premiere of Amazon's series 99 on Utd treble winners<br/><br/>Printworks Cinema Complex, Manhcester, UK")
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_around-1100-workers-at-sa-company-accept-pay-cut.jpg "Around 1,100 workers at the Whyalla Steelworks have accepted a temporary pay cut with operations halted due to issues with the plant's blast furnace. It's been offline for more than seven weeks. After it cooled too much following a planned two-day stoppage for routine maintenance. The arduous task of fixing it is just one of several problems the steelwork's billionaire owner Sanjeev Gupta, is now dealing with.")
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_sweat-and-red-water-melon-124-great-fruit-for-summer-124-image-collection-27.jpg "sweat and red water melongreat fruit for summerimage collection 27,<br/><br/>#fruit #watermelon #sweat #giftforsummer #trnding #following #imagecollection27<br/><br/>fruit,<br/> watermelon,<br/> sweat,<br/> gift for summer,<br/> trending, <br/>following,<br/> image collection 27,<br/><br/>Watermelon: The Ultimate Summer Fruit<br/><br/>As the temperatures rise and the sun shines brighter, there is one fruit that stands out as the ultimate symbol of summer - the watermelon. With its refreshing taste and vibrant color, watermelon is a staple at picnics, barbecues, and pool parties all around the world.<br/><br/>Watermelon, scientifically known as Citrullus lanatus, is a fruit that belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family, which also includes cucumbers, pumpkins, and squash. It is believed to have originated in Africa, where it has been cultivated for thousands of years. Today, watermelon is grown in many countries, with the United States, China, Turkey, and Iran being some of the top producers.<br/><br/>One of the most appealing qualities of watermelon is its high water content, which makes it incredibly hydrating and refreshing, especially on hot summer days. In fact, watermelon is made up of about 92% water, making it a great choice for staying hydrated and quenching your thirst.<br/><br/>In addition to its high water content, watermelon is also a good source of vitamins and minerals. It is rich in vitamin C, which is important for immune function and skin health, as well as vitamin A, which is essential for eye health. Watermelon also contains lycopene, a powerful antioxidant that has been linked to a reduced risk of certain types of cancer and heart disease.<br/><br/>But perhaps the best thing about watermelon is its delicious taste. Whether you prefer it sliced, diced, or blended into a refreshing smoothie, watermelon is a versatile fruit that can be enjoyed in a variety of ways. Its sweet, juicy flesh is the perfect combination of sweet and refreshing, making it a favorite among both kids and adults.<br/><br/>So next time you're looking for a tasty and hydrating treat to beat the summer heat, reach for a juicy slice of watermelon. With its refreshing taste, high water content, and health benefits, watermelon is truly the ultimate summer fruit.<br/>#imagecollection<br/>@imagecollection<br/>image collection 27,<br/>meharzari13,")
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_couple39s-stunning-suburban-garden-in-industrial-heartland-springs-into-life.jpg "Stunning pictures show a couple’s spectacular ‘four seasons’ garden bursting with spring colours – hidden in the industrial heartland of the Black Country.<br/><br/>Tony Newton, 74, and wife Marie, 76, have devoted 42 years and more than £15,000 <br/>transforming their ordinary suburban garden into an idyllic oasis.<br/><br/>Their garden in Walsall, West Mids., features more than 3,000 plants and flowers, including 450 azalea, 120 Japanese maples, 15 juniper blue stars.<br/><br/>Locals have nicknamed the stunning garden ‘four seasons’ after the couple deliberately planted different flowers to bloom all year round.<br/><br/>The green-fingered couple spend up to eight hours every day maintaining the quarter-of-an-acre plot which attracts visitors from around the world.<br/><br/>Marie said: “Over the years we’ve had a lot of interest. Someone flew in from New York. <br/><br/>“We’ve had a lot of Chinese tourists. We’ve been all over the world. <br/><br/>“We had a couple of Chinese girls come down from Sheffield on a landscape course. Back in China they’d heard even about us. <br/><br/>“We used to open the garden once a year to the public but we now share it with just family and friends.”<br/><br/>Marie started gardening as a hobby after she retired from her job as a transport planner in 1982.<br/><br/>When Tony retired as a GP a couple of years later, the couple dedicated their time to cultivating their garden paradise.<br/><br/>Marie recalled: “I used to work on the grass and the borders a little here and there.<br/><br/>“I had to stay in ear shot of the landline and we had four children in five years so we were very busy. <br/><br/>“The garden became a feature to keep them entertained. <br/><br/>“We started in 1992 to develop it. We made the garden safe for the kids and attracted the children. <br/><br/>“After ten years they got more sophisticated. Between 1992 and 1995 we landscaped all of it. We did it all ourselves, without any outside help. <br/><br/>“Tony laid the paths and I was quite happy to wield a pickaxe. <br/><br/>“It’s gradually evolved over the years. In 2000 we built a stream and two years later built a second stream.<br/><br/>“We used to use head torches in the dark evenings and do the work in the garden.<br/><br/>“It’s the Black Country and as we always say it’s where the black country turns green. We have no houses behind us. <br/><br/>“We’ve got a variety of evergreens. We created the garden with lots of views, anchor plants. Spring and autumn are the two most vivid. <br/><br/>“They all turn lovely colours. The main trees we’ve got are maples and acers. <br/><br/>“They’re just brilliant colours. In the winter it’s lots and lots of bulbs. We’ve got colour all year round. <br/><br/>“A lot of neighbours ask advice sometimes, we all have larger gardens. We’ve had no formal training. It’s just been trial and error, a lot of error. <br/><br/>“We know what we need now. You have to look at the plants to see which is being the most dominant. Sometimes you have to meditate. <br/><br/>“We’ve been here for 42 years now and we’ve mastered our garden.")
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_the-grab-movie.webp "The Grab Movie Trailer HD - Plot synopsis:Quietly and seemingly out of sight, governments, private investors and mercenaries are working to seize food and water resources at the expense of entire populations. These groups are establishing themselves as the new OPEC, where the future world powers will be those who control not oil, but food. And it's all beginning to bubble to the surface in real time. Global food prices have hit an all-time high, threatening chaos and violence. Meanwhile China, Russia, the UAE and Wall Street are just a few of the players strategizing within this shocking, shifting geopolitical landscape.<br/><br/>THE GRAB is a global thriller combining hard-hitting journalism from The Center for Investigative Reporting with the compelling character-driven storytelling of director Gabriela Cowperthwaite, taking you around the globe to reveal one of the world’s biggest and least known threats.<br/><br/>Directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite<br/><br/>Available everywhere June 14, 2024.")
_pokmon-legends-arceus-for-beginners.webp "Pokemon Legends: Arceus has the potential to be the Pokemon game of my childhood dreams, and it comes so close to being just that. By shifting the Pokemon formula to focus on enhanced open-world exploration, and the quest to catch 'em all, Pokemon Legends: Arceus has truly revolutionized the series for a more modern audience. But that's not to say that it's perfect, as there are a couple of elements that hold this experimental Pokemon game back from being the very best the series has ever been. What it is able to accomplish is impressive, particularly for a 25-year-old series that's always been a little rigid with its formula.<br/><br/>Release date: January 28, 2022<br/>Platform: Nintendo Switch<br/>Developer: Game Freak<br/>Publisher: Nintendo<br/><br/>Game Freak has cleverly accomplished this long-overdue evolution by essentially starting from scratch, teleporting us back to a point in time long before anything we've seen in the series to date. You're exploring the Hisui region, an early version of Sinnoh where there's just one major settlement. That's Jubilife Village, which acts as the central hub from which you'll head out on expeditions to explore the land, help the residents, and discover new Pokemon. It works well as a base of operations, and as a space that will gently grow and change over time with shops and other facilities. It's also filled with people who are desperate to share in your adventure and learn more about the Pokemon roaming the wilds of Hisui around them.<br/><br/>You are tasked with completing the locale's first Pokedex as part of the Galaxy Team's Survey Corp, which essentially boils down to three different formats – discovering a Pokemon, catching a Pokemon, and completing a Pokemon's Pokedex entry by completing research tasks to move up the knowledge ranks until you max out at 10. This can be accomplished by observing a Pokemon using a certain move, catching or defeating a specific number, or allowing it to evolve. I'm admittedly disappointed to find there aren't more Pokemon Snap-inspired observational research tasks, where watching a Pokemon's behavior becomes as important as catching or battling it, as the tasks you're given in Pokemon Legends: Arceus can feel a little repetitive – particularly if you truly want to complete your 'dex.")
_around-130-homes-evacuated-after-39suspicious-items39-found-by-bomb-squad.webp "A second person has been arrested after more than 100 homes were evacuated in a former pit Yorkshire village as an Army bomb squad was deployed following the discovery of “a number of suspicious items” at a property.<br/><br/>South Yorkshire Police said around 130 homes near to the address in Grimethorpe, Barnsley, were evacuated on Wednesday morning after police executed a warrant on Brierley Road.<br/><br/>The 100-metre cordon established by the force has now been reduced to include just three homes and other residents have been allowed to return to their homes, police said.<br/><br/>The new cordon is anticipated to remain in place for 72 hours and Barnsley Council has opened a rest centre at St Luke’s Church for those with nowhere else to go.")
_92.webp "A woman who spent £836 taking her dog on a month-long holiday around Italy says it was \")
_ronny-johnsen-on-reuniting-with-utd-treble-winners-and-on-turning-around-current-side.webp "Ronny Johnsen on reuniting with Utd treble winners and on turning around current side<br/><br/>Interview ahead of Premiere of Amazon's series 99 on Utd treble winners<br/><br/>Printworks Cinema Complex, Manhcester, UK")
_around-1100-workers-at-sa-company-accept-pay-cut.webp "Around 1,100 workers at the Whyalla Steelworks have accepted a temporary pay cut with operations halted due to issues with the plant's blast furnace. It's been offline for more than seven weeks. After it cooled too much following a planned two-day stoppage for routine maintenance. The arduous task of fixing it is just one of several problems the steelwork's billionaire owner Sanjeev Gupta, is now dealing with.")
_brazen-fly-tipper-dumps-tonnes-of-hacked-up-trees-across-birmingham-road-around-the-corner-from-a-tip.webp "Selfish fly-tipper caught on camera dumping a huge load of trees into the middle of a road which is round the corner from a recycling facility in Aston")
_winter-snowfall-compilation-all-around-the-world.webp "Enjoy the beauty of snowfall all around the world")
_married-with-children-season-5-episode-22-you-better-shop-around-pt-2.webp "Married With Children Season 5 Episode 22 You Better Shop Around Pt 2")
_married-with-children-season-5-episode-21-you-better-shop-around-pt-1.webp "Married With Children Season 5 Episode 21 You Better Shop Around Pt 1")
_sweat-and-red-water-melon-124-great-fruit-for-summer-124-image-collection-27.webp "sweat and red water melongreat fruit for summerimage collection 27,<br/><br/>#fruit #watermelon #sweat #giftforsummer #trnding #following #imagecollection27<br/><br/>fruit,<br/> watermelon,<br/> sweat,<br/> gift for summer,<br/> trending, <br/>following,<br/> image collection 27,<br/><br/>Watermelon: The Ultimate Summer Fruit<br/><br/>As the temperatures rise and the sun shines brighter, there is one fruit that stands out as the ultimate symbol of summer - the watermelon. With its refreshing taste and vibrant color, watermelon is a staple at picnics, barbecues, and pool parties all around the world.<br/><br/>Watermelon, scientifically known as Citrullus lanatus, is a fruit that belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family, which also includes cucumbers, pumpkins, and squash. It is believed to have originated in Africa, where it has been cultivated for thousands of years. Today, watermelon is grown in many countries, with the United States, China, Turkey, and Iran being some of the top producers.<br/><br/>One of the most appealing qualities of watermelon is its high water content, which makes it incredibly hydrating and refreshing, especially on hot summer days. In fact, watermelon is made up of about 92% water, making it a great choice for staying hydrated and quenching your thirst.<br/><br/>In addition to its high water content, watermelon is also a good source of vitamins and minerals. It is rich in vitamin C, which is important for immune function and skin health, as well as vitamin A, which is essential for eye health. Watermelon also contains lycopene, a powerful antioxidant that has been linked to a reduced risk of certain types of cancer and heart disease.<br/><br/>But perhaps the best thing about watermelon is its delicious taste. Whether you prefer it sliced, diced, or blended into a refreshing smoothie, watermelon is a versatile fruit that can be enjoyed in a variety of ways. Its sweet, juicy flesh is the perfect combination of sweet and refreshing, making it a favorite among both kids and adults.<br/><br/>So next time you're looking for a tasty and hydrating treat to beat the summer heat, reach for a juicy slice of watermelon. With its refreshing taste, high water content, and health benefits, watermelon is truly the ultimate summer fruit.<br/>#imagecollection<br/>@imagecollection<br/>image collection 27,<br/>meharzari13,")
_couple39s-stunning-suburban-garden-in-industrial-heartland-springs-into-life.webp "Stunning pictures show a couple’s spectacular ‘four seasons’ garden bursting with spring colours – hidden in the industrial heartland of the Black Country.<br/><br/>Tony Newton, 74, and wife Marie, 76, have devoted 42 years and more than £15,000 <br/>transforming their ordinary suburban garden into an idyllic oasis.<br/><br/>Their garden in Walsall, West Mids., features more than 3,000 plants and flowers, including 450 azalea, 120 Japanese maples, 15 juniper blue stars.<br/><br/>Locals have nicknamed the stunning garden ‘four seasons’ after the couple deliberately planted different flowers to bloom all year round.<br/><br/>The green-fingered couple spend up to eight hours every day maintaining the quarter-of-an-acre plot which attracts visitors from around the world.<br/><br/>Marie said: “Over the years we’ve had a lot of interest. Someone flew in from New York. <br/><br/>“We’ve had a lot of Chinese tourists. We’ve been all over the world. <br/><br/>“We had a couple of Chinese girls come down from Sheffield on a landscape course. Back in China they’d heard even about us. <br/><br/>“We used to open the garden once a year to the public but we now share it with just family and friends.”<br/><br/>Marie started gardening as a hobby after she retired from her job as a transport planner in 1982.<br/><br/>When Tony retired as a GP a couple of years later, the couple dedicated their time to cultivating their garden paradise.<br/><br/>Marie recalled: “I used to work on the grass and the borders a little here and there.<br/><br/>“I had to stay in ear shot of the landline and we had four children in five years so we were very busy. <br/><br/>“The garden became a feature to keep them entertained. <br/><br/>“We started in 1992 to develop it. We made the garden safe for the kids and attracted the children. <br/><br/>“After ten years they got more sophisticated. Between 1992 and 1995 we landscaped all of it. We did it all ourselves, without any outside help. <br/><br/>“Tony laid the paths and I was quite happy to wield a pickaxe. <br/><br/>“It’s gradually evolved over the years. In 2000 we built a stream and two years later built a second stream.<br/><br/>“We used to use head torches in the dark evenings and do the work in the garden.<br/><br/>“It’s the Black Country and as we always say it’s where the black country turns green. We have no houses behind us. <br/><br/>“We’ve got a variety of evergreens. We created the garden with lots of views, anchor plants. Spring and autumn are the two most vivid. <br/><br/>“They all turn lovely colours. The main trees we’ve got are maples and acers. <br/><br/>“They’re just brilliant colours. In the winter it’s lots and lots of bulbs. We’ve got colour all year round. <br/><br/>“A lot of neighbours ask advice sometimes, we all have larger gardens. We’ve had no formal training. It’s just been trial and error, a lot of error. <br/><br/>“We know what we need now. You have to look at the plants to see which is being the most dominant. Sometimes you have to meditate. <br/><br/>“We’ve been here for 42 years now and we’ve mastered our garden.")
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