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GM recalls nearly 1M vehicles over potential air bag defect
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Peak Design and Logitech Made a Bag for All Your PC Hardware
Need a new backpack? There are plenty of options out there, but now Logitech and Peak Design have partnered to create a bag purpose-built for keyboards, headsets, and other PC accessories.
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PlayStation Plus Essential free games for May have leaked, and it’s a bit of a mixed bag
Right about on schedule, the leaker who has been bringing us news of the free monthly PlayStation Plus Essential games for a while now has returned to provide details of May’s line-up.
As you’d expect, members of the PlayStation Plus Essential tier are set to receive three games. Considering how late we are in the last week of April, the announcement should be officially made today or tomorrow.
According to leaker billbil-kun, posting on their usual spot on deals site Dealabs, Essential subscribers are getting Grid Legends (PS4 and PS5), Chivalry 2 (PS4 and PS5), as well as Descenders (PS4 and PS5).
Trey Mitchell Has His Gym Bag Packed and Ready for Heavy Lifting
I’m 65 and still wear bikinis – I clapped back at a troll who called me an ‘old bag,’ people love my ‘grace under fire’
A 65-YEAR-OLD woman doesn’t care what trolls have to say, even if they call her an “old bag.”
She says she’s going to continue rocking bikinis.
Stephanie (@seniorstrong) shared her response to a troll with over 130,000 TikTok followers.
One commenter took a dig at one of her bikini videos with a condescending comment: “The old bag looks GOOD,” they said.
Sporting sunglasses and a smirk, Stephanie responded to the troll: “While I typically don’t respond to negative or positive comments in videos, given the inappropriate and insulting nature of coach913’s comment, I felt compelled to post this,” she said.
“To use a term like ‘old bag’ when referring to mature older women is reprehensible, misogynistic, uncalled for, and has no place here.
“So coach913, the next time a video like mine comes across your For You Page, please just scroll up.”
People took to the comments to share their thoughts on her response: “This ladies is what you call grace under fire!” said one woman.
“The control this woman has over her own emotions is astounding!”
“Well Said, You are Absolutely Stunning,” said another.
“Please don’t even bother your GORGEOUS SELF with this kind of nonsense,” said a third.
“They don’t get it anyway.”
“You are beautiful and showed much CLASS; unlike the COWARD who sits behind their computer/phone living a pathetic & miserable life!” agreed a fourth.
Seal and reseal almost any bag with this $20 gadget
TL;DR: As of April 2, you can get the Insta Heat Bag Sealer for only $19.99 instead of $29 — that’s a savings of 33%.
Soggy chips and stale sandwich bread may not sound like an appetizing lunch, but that could be what you get if your food container isn’t airtight. Whether you’re packing travel snacks or meal prepping for the week, keeping your food fresh is a priority, and the tiniest tear in a press and seal bag could ruin a lot of planning. You might have better luck with the Insta Heat Bag Sealer. This compact battery-operated tool uses heat to create a new seal on plastic bags to keep your food fresh, and it’s only $19.99 (reg. $29).
Seal in food freshness in seconds
Every bag is a resealable bag with this pocket-sized heat sealer. The Insta Heat Bag Sealer can press and seal plastic bags and cut them back open when it’s time for a snack. Skip the expensive resealable bags and keep your chips in their original container. Just activate the Bag Sealer, wait a few seconds for it to heat up, then clamp it into the heat sealer. Give it a few passes for the best results. When not in use, take advantage of the attachable hook for easy storage.
When it’s time to chow down, use the cutting edge to easily and safely open your bag back up. It’s hard to avoid single-use plastics like snack containers, but the Bag Sealer could still help you cut down on your plastic waste and reduce your reliance on press and seal bags.
The Insta Heat Bag Sealer needs two AA batteries to operate. The manufacturer states one set of batteries is sufficient to seal and cut a large number of bags, but you might notice less efficient sealing when the battery gets low. If you’re going on a long trip and need to seal and reseal your bags many times, make sure to bring along extra batteries.
Skip the store-bought resealable bags
Keep your food fresh. Get the Insta Heat Bag Sealer while it’s on sale for $19.99 (reg. $29).
Prices subject to change.
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I’m a gambling expert who won £2.5million at Cheltenham Festival… here is my GOLDEN RULE to bag a big winner
A GAMBLING expert who won £2.5MILLION at Cheltenham has revealed his golden rule.
Richard Brocklebank – who wrote a book about his incredible win – feels the best way to take home a fortune is to “get the value”
Richard Brocklebank said the best way to take home a fortune is to ‘get the value’[/caption]
He urged Brits to place their bets on the day of the races .
Richard, 57, of Hyde, Cheshire, said: “For those punting at the Cheltenham Festival, which starts this coming Tuesday, my golden rule is get the value.
“Back in the day advance ante-post flutters were a fabulous way of banking value, but these days the value ante-post isn’t there at all for the man in the street.
“I’d say now the best value is on the race day itself, with bookmakers of all kinds offering extra places in lots of races and they also very often push the prices out a bit.
“The special offers sometimes are so good that you can have a bet to nothing.
“The ante-post punt is often overtaken by events with horses declared non-runners after standing on a stone, or injuring themselves on the gallops.”
Richard won £1,519,301 on horse From Dawn To Dusk.
And after another race, Cheltenham provided him a £115,00 Scoop6 win that he followed with an £804,000 bonus.
So with nearly £2.5 million bagged thanks to Cheltenham winners the track has special place in his heart.
Richard’s syndicate has always looked for the value and the longshot to help them land the big wins.
The author – who was thrilled when legendary jockey Frankie Dettori penned the foreword for his book – added: “Don’t be afraid to just watch a race – if you cannot see, or perceive any value in the contest, then leave it alone from a punting perspective and just enjoy the spectacle.
“Nothing gets the blood pumping in sport more than a bunch of top-rated thoroughbreds flying the hurdles and fences in the Cotswolds in March – they are the best of the best.”
In his book – titled ‘£3 Million In 3 Weeks: The Squirrel Syndicate’ – the author recalls how aged 21 he had a life-changing tickle for a £2.50 each way six-timer with William Hill on Cheltenham Festival Trials Day.