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A estas alturas, a nadie le cabe duda de que Razer es uno de los pesos pesados de la industria de los periféricos gaming para PC, y prueba de ello es que ya no solo es de los que más venden, sino de los que más amplio catálogo tienen que ofrecer. Hoy Razer lanza al mercado el nuevo Viper V3 Pro, un ratón inalámbrico diseñado para juego profesional que busca ofrecer el máximo rendimiento posible, pero con la comodidad de poder jugar sin cables y, además, en un ratón extremadamente ligero. En este artículo analizamos de primera mano este Razer Viper V3 Pro para contaros cómo es y qué tal funciona a la hora de la verdad. Índice Razer Viper V3 Pro, especificaciones técnicas Unboxing y análisis externo Configurar el Viper V3 Pro con Razer Synapse ¿Qué tal funciona a la hora de la verdad? Conclusión y veredicto Con el eslogan «For the Pro» (para profesionales), el Razer Viper V3 Pro es como su nombre indica una versión Pro de la tercera iteración de la familia de ratones Viper de la marca, que tan buenos resultados le está dando tanto a nivel técnico como de ventas y po[CENSORED]ridad entre los usuarios. Razer Viper V3 Pro, especificaciones técnicas Razer Viper V3 Pro Conectividad HyperSpeed Wireless USB Sensor Razer Focus Pro 35K (óptico) Velocidad / Aceleración 35.000 DPI 750 IPS 70 G Botones 5 Polling rate 1.000 Hz HyperSpeed Wireless a 2.000, 4.000 ó 8.000 Hz Autonomía Hasta 95 horas (1.000 Hz) Hasta 62 horas (2.000 Hz) Hasta 40 horas (4.000 Hz) Hasta 17 horas (8.000 Hz) Iluminación No Memoria Sí Cable Sí (USB-C a USB-A para carga) Dimensiones 127.1 x 63.9 x 39.9 mm Peso 55 gramos Precio 159.99 dólares Si por algo destaca este Viper V3 Pro de Razer es sin lugar a dudas por su conectividad inalámbrica HyperSpeed Wireless, capaz de ofrecer la impresionante cifra de 8.000 Hz de frecuencia de muestreo, todo un récord en tecnología inalámbrica. Esta frecuencia de muestreo implica una latencia de tan solo 0,125 ms, casi 10 veces más rápido que los ratones gaming convencionales que funcionan a 1.000 Hz (por supuesto, también podremos configurarlo a 1.000 Hz, pero también a 2.000 y 4.000 dependiendo del balance que busquemos entre rendimiento y autonomía de batería). Razer ha instalado en este ratón su sensor Focus Pro 35K, un sensor óptico capaz de funcionar hasta a 35.000 DPI de sensibilidad, pero si esto no te impresiona piensa que también es capaz de moverse a una velocidad máxima de 750 pulgadas por segundo sin perder un detalle, y con una aceleración máxima de 70 G. Una auténtica barbaridad. Según las cifras proporcionadas por el fabricante, este ratón es capaz de proporcionar hasta 95 horas de autonomía si lo tenemos funcionando a 1.000 Hz, que es el mínimo, pero según vayamos aumentando su frecuencia de sondeo la autonomía irá en detrimento hasta ofrecer solo 17 horas cuando lo tenemos funcionando a 8.000 Hz. Por cierto, que no hay iluminación RGB en este Viper V3 Pro, por lo que esto no influirá en su autonomía. Finalmente, en términos de diseño hay que decir que el ratón es muy sencillo, con una forma simétrica pero ergonómicamente diseñado para usuarios diestros puesto que solo tiene botones laterales en el lado izquierdo. Tiene 5 botones en total (los dos principales con interruptores ópticos), como hemos dicho antes carece de iluminación, está disponible en colores negro y blanco, y es uno de los ratones inalámbricos más ligeros del mercado con tan solo 55 gramos de peso (54 gramos el modelo negro, por algún motivo). Unboxing y análisis externo Como es habitual en este fabricante, el periférico viene en una caja de cartón duro con los colores negro y verde corporativos. En la cara frontal podemos ver una imagen desde arriba del ratón donde podemos ver que se trata del modelo en blanco. Viene acompañado, como siempre, de la marca y el modelo, así como algunas de sus principales bondades en forma de icono. En la parte trasera, el fabricante nos muestra una imagen a tres cuartos del ratón junto con el receptor HyperSpeed Wireless. También destaca los interruptores ópticos en los botones principales. https://hardzone.es/reviews/ratones/razer-viper-v3-pro/

Music title: Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 Countdown for June 15, 2024 | Billboard News Signer: N\A Release date: 10-06-2024 Official YouTube link:

Live Performance Title: Ariana Grande - positions (Official Live Performance) | Vevo Signer Name: N\A Live Performance Location: N\A Official YouTube Link: Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video):

Nick movie: The Tale of an Orphan Boy who Became the Jungle King | Full Adventure Movie | English Time:79min Netflix / Amazon / HBO: Netflix Duratio

Amazon Prime Video ha pasado de ser una de las mejores plataformas de vídeo en streaming a estar hoy en boca de todos para mal. Después de ganarse la confianza de los usuarios con series como Los Anillos del Poder, o Fallout, ahora ha querido seguir el modelo de negocio de Netflix y ha lanzado un nuevo modelo de pago, imitando a Netflix, en el que, o pagamos un poco más, o tendremos que tragarnos anuncios antes y durante la reproducción. No nos engañemos, Amazon Prime Video nunca ha sido gratis. La plataforma siempre ha estado asociada a Amazon Prime, el servicio de envíos del gigante de las compras online, el cual tiene un precio de 4.99 euros al mes, o 49.99 euros al año. Prime Video formaba parte de los servicios incluidos dentro de esa suscripción, pero nunca ha sido gratis. Además, dentro de los servicios de Amazon ya podíamos encontrar algunos anuncios (generalmente relacionados con la propia plataforma de vídeo), además de tener canales que, para verlos, teníamos que pagar un poco más. Ahora, la cosa ha sido un paso más allá. Y es que, desde hace unos días, los usuarios de Prime Video ven un mensaje como el anterior al entrar en el que se les avisa de que, o bien pagan 1.99 euros más al mes para ver esta plataforma, o tendrán que lidiar con anuncios que se reproduzcan antes y durante las series y pelis que se vean en esta tienda. Pero, lo que parecía que solo implicaba ver o no ver anuncios, al final ha ido a peor. La calidad de Prime Video cae en picado Desde hace unos días ya se rumoreaba sobre que el servicio también iba a eliminar algunas características a los usuarios que no pagaran, pero esto no se especificaba en ningún sitio, por lo que no eran más que especulaciones. Hasta hoy. Finalmente, se ha confirmado lo peor, lo que ya adelantamos hace unos cuantos días. Y es que el plan sin anuncios de Amazon Prime Video limita la calidad de las series y películas que reproducimos desde la plataforma. En concreto, elimina el Dolby Atmos y Dolby Vision de los vídeos La buena noticia es que, por ahora, no ha cambiado la resolución de los vídeos, que sigue siendo 4K, ni tampoco el sonido Dolby 5.1 ni el HDR10 que tienen las emisiones. Pero, si tienes una televisión de gama alta, con Dolby Atmos o Dolby Vision, la mala noticia te pilla de lleno, ya que no podrás disfrutar al máximo de tus vídeos, a no ser que pagues. Ver Prime Video sin anuncios Ahora mismo solo hay dos formas de ver todo el contenido de Amazon Prime Video sin anuncios. La primera de ellas es pagar la cuota de 1.99 euros al mes, precio que ha puesto el gigante para permitirnos eliminar los anuncios de la plataforma. La segunda, ser cliente de Orange, Vodafone o Pepephone y tener Prime Video contratado con ellos, ya que, de esta forma, hasta septiembre podremos ver el contenido de este servicio sin anuncios ni restricciones. El problema de pagar 1.99 euros al mes por Amazon Prime Video no es que el precio final de la suscripción de Prime suba casi a 7 euros, sino que el año que viene, ese 1.99 euros probablemente sean 2.99 euros, y 4.99 euros más al mes dentro de tres o cuatro años. . https://www.softzone.es/noticias/streaming/prime-video-baja-calidad-usuario-free/

Music title: NLE Choppa On Being The Ideal Model For Black Men Through Mental Health | Billboard News Signer: N\A Release date: 08-06-2024 Official YouTube link:

Live Performance Title: Tate McRae - greedy (Live at The BRIT Awards 2024) Signer Name: N\A Live Performance Location: N\A Official YouTube Link: Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video):

Nick movie: The Tale of an Orphan Boy who Became the Jungle King | Full Adventure Movie | English Time:98min Netflix / Amazon / HBO: Netflix Duratio

Music title: Plain White T’s React To Drake’s “Wah Gwan Delilah” & Pharrell Stars In Lego Movie | Billboard News Signer: N\A Release date: 07-06-2024 Official YouTube link:

Live Performance Title: Clean Bandit - 'Rockabye' feat. Anne-Marie and Sean Paul (Live At Capital's Summertime Ball) Signer Name: N\A Live Performance Location: N\A Official YouTube Link: Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video):

Nick movie: [2024 Full Movie] kung fu | Full Action Movie English | Martial Arts Movies #hollywood Time:79min Netflix / Amazon / HBO: Netflix Duratio

Two senior British judges have resigned from Hong Kong’s highest court, with one citing “the political situation” in the city. The departure of Lords Lawrence Collins and Jonathan Sumption comes a week after a landmark case where 14 democracy activists were convicted of subversion. The former UK Supreme Court justices were two of 10 overseas judges who sit on the city's Court of Final Appeal - a legacy holdover of Hong Kong's past as a British colony. Legal experts and Western governments have warned that rule of law is at risk in Hong Kong, after China imposed security laws which critics say silence dissent. But Hong Kong’s government denies this and claims the city is still a top jurisdiction. On Thursday, Lord Collins, who had sat on the court since 2012, said he was resigning “because of the political situation in Hong Kong”. “But I continue to have the fullest confidence in the court and the total independence of its members,” he said in a statement to media. Lord Sumption did not issue a statement, Reuters news agency reported. The BBC has sought comment from both judges. Their departure follows that of three other high-profile Western judges in recent years. Hong Kong's leader John Lee expressed regret over the judges' resignations, but highlighted Lord Collins' comments on the remaining judges' independence. He also defended the city's security laws saying Hong Kong had "transitioned from chaos to order". "That did not change the human rights and freedoms enjoyed by citizens in accordance with the law. Nor did it change the courts’ exercise of independent judicial power, free from any interference” he said. How do Hong Kong courts work and why is there concern? Currently there are eight overseas judges sitting on Hong Kong's top court - from the UK, Australia and Canada. Typically, a bench for an appeal case would consist of the chief justice, three Hong Kong judges and a foreign judge. In this role as "non-permanent" appointees, they are paid up to £40,000 according to reports. The Court of Final Appeal has operated this way since the UK handed the territory back to China in 1997. It was a considered a bulwark protection to help uphold the British-style common law legal system and Hong Kong's continuation of this elevated its stature as a global financial hub. International firms had more faith in its legal system than that of mainland China. But critics say this system has been damaged after Beijing’s crackdown on the city following widespread pro-democracy demonstrations in 2019. Experts point to the impact of two national security laws (NSL) – the first enacted in 2020 and the second in March – as having overridden rights and freedoms otherwise protected under the city’s constitutional Basic Law. In the past few years, hundreds of people have been arrested under NSL and been denied legal rights typically afforded to those facing trial. For example, most NSL defendants in Hong Kong have been denied bail and many have been subjected to lengthy pre-trial detention. In the Hong Kong 47 case verdict last week, some defendants were held for more than two years before their trial began. In 2020, the year the NSL came in, veteran Australian judge James Spigelman resigned from the Court of Final Appeal citing concerns about the sweeping scope of the law. Then in 2022, serving UK Supreme Court justices Robert Reed and Patrick Hodge followed suit following concerns raised by the British government. Lord Reed said he agreed with the government that serving members of the UK’s Supreme Court could not continue to sit on Hong Kong's court without appearing to endorse a government that had “departed from values of political freedom, and freedom of expression”. Since then the remaining foreign judges have faced growing pressure to recuse themselves, with rights groups and Western governments including the US, UK, EU members and Australia raising concerns about Hong Kong’s legal system. In 2022, when the sitting UK Supreme Court judges cut ties – the remaining foreign judges on the CFA issued a statement defending their position to remain. The judges at the time – including Lords Collins and Sumption – said they believed their “continued participation” would be “in the interest of the people of Hong Kong”. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c722094n135o

Volkswagen has announced that the refreshed 2025 Golf R will be revealed on June 26. Previous teaser photos show similar styling updates to the 2025 Golf GTI. The Golf R may also gain more power, improving up on the current 315-hp output. Earlier this year, Volkswagen unveiled the 2025 Volkswagen Golf GTI, sharpening the styling while boosting the hatchback's output and upgrading the cabin with a new 12.9-inch touchscreen. Volkswagen also teased a refreshed Golf R, showing off a camouflaged prototype, and now the automaker has announced that the Golf R will be revealed on June 26th. The accompanying teaser image for the reveal date announcement doesn't reveal much, showing the illuminated headlights connected by an LED light bar and a light-up Volkswagen logo. The headlights look similar to the updated units found on the new GTI, and the previously released photos also showed similarly restyled taillights. Larger openings in the front bumper work to cool the engine and will give the R an assertive appearance, and the R also sports a rear spoiler. We expect the cabin to receive the same upgrades as the GTI, gaining the new screen, revised infotainment, and real buttons on the steering wheel instead of the frustrating haptic touch-sensitive controls on the outgoing car. Like the GTI, the Golf R may also get extra power, with the turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four currently pumping out 315 horsepower. Sadly, Volkswagen has ditched the manual transmission following the 2024 model year, so the 2025 Golf R will be exclusively offered with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a61039327/2025-volkswagen-golf-r-reveal-date/

Je l'avoue : je suis littéralement accro aux émissions et podcasts dédiés à l'art du rangement et du ménage, et cela bien au-delà du phénomène Marie Kondo. Je reste complètement captivée par ces clean influencers qui inondent leurs feeds de vidéos où elles remettent de l'ordre dans leurs intérieurs. Ce type de contenus me procure une sorte de massage mental, tout comme voir des pièces bien rangées et organisées (pas toujours facile lorsqu'on est une famille nombreuse). J'ai appris beaucoup de choses grâce à ces petites vidéos, mais la règle qui m'aide vraiment à maintenir l'ordre chez moi tout en préservant ma sérénité (car l'ordre est un véritable antidote au stress), c'est la règle des 80/20. La règle d'or du home organising pour plus d'espace et de sérénité Pour Clea Shearer et Joanna Teplin, les créatrices de la méthode The Home Edit (leur série Netflix est aussi addictive que pratique), la règle du 80/20 est sacrée et c'est celle qu'elles ne cessent de recommander lorsqu'elles rangent des maisons, qu'elles soient anonymes ou célèbres (notamment les dressings de Khloé Kardashian et Eva Longoria). Ce n'est pourtant pas dans leur émission que j'ai découvert ce concept, mais dans le podcast Lipstick on the Rim, animé par l'actrice devenue experte bien-être et beauté, Molly Sims. Clea Shearer et Joanna Teplin y vantaient les mérites de cette règle pour gérer “l'espace négatif” auquel nous sommes confrontés dans les maisons aussi bien grandes que petites. Si l'on suit la règle des 80/20, il faut remplir au maximum 80 % des espaces et laisser les 20% restants vides pour “respirer”. Ces 20 % sont un espace libre et un apaisement visuel qui permet d'insérer un nouvel objet, sans avoir à renoncer à contrecœur à un objet déjà rangé. Bien sûr, il faudra faire un tri de temps en temps pour respecter les 80 %. Cette règle s'applique à tous types d'espaces (armoires, celliers, chambres, salles de bains ou entrées) et je peux vous assurer que chaque fois que je mets de l'ordre dans des placards ou tiroirs, j'essaie de la respecter à la lettre pour avoir cette marge de manœuvre qui agit comme un baume de tranquillité et d'apaisement. Vivre en paix comme les japonais avec le Hara Hachi Bu “Nous n'aimons pas que nos placards débordent. De la même façon que l'on se sent mieux lorsqu'on remplit notre ventre à seulement 80 % lors des repas, reproduire cette règle pour le rangement a le même effet calmant”, expliquent les experts de The Home Edit, comparant le bien-être entraîné par le rangement à celui ressenti lors de la méditation. Selon elles, il s'agit d'une forme de self care à part entière permettant d'éviter le stress, notamment celui qui vient à cause du désordre, ainsi que les disputes familiales. Ce concept, laisser un espace pour “respirer” et pour les imprévus, est en fait tiré du principe japonais Hara Hachi Bu : “Ne remplis ton ventre (hara) qu'à 80 % (hachi bu) de ce que tu voudrais manger.” Il s'agit d'une habitude qui permet d'adopter une alimentation saine et équilibrée, et d'économiser des calories avec une marge de manœuvre pour s'autoriser les petits plaisirs. Hara Hachi Bu peut devenir un véritable mode de vie, aussi bien dans la sphère économique que dans presque tous les autres aspects de notre quotidien. Trier et catégoriser : comment bien ranger ses affaires ? Selon Clea Shearer et Joanna Teplin, il est très important de faire l'effort de ranger : cela vous évitera l'overthinking et le stress lié au fait de ne pas trouver l'objet dont vous avez tant besoin. De plus, elles affirment qu'il est facile de maintenir l'ordre chez soi si l'on suit d'autres règles essentielles : trier ses affaires par catégories ; utiliser des cintres et des boîtes à placer dans les placards, tiroirs et celliers afin d'optimiser les espaces insoupçonnés (comme sous l'évier ou le lavabo) ; et le rangement progressif, en se consacrant chaque jour à une catégorie spécifique. Et je peux en témoigner, laisser volontairement un espace vide dans ses placards, tiroirs, celliers (et toutes les autres pièces de sa maison) fait partie des meilleures résolutions que j'ai prises pour maintenir l'ordre et la propreté. En bonus ? Je sais maintenant que je dispose d'un espace libre pour ranger de nouveaux objets, sans avoir à me débarrasser à contrecœur de quoi que ce soit. Bien sûr, revisitez et réorganisez régulièrement vos espaces de rangement. N'hésitez pas à vous débarrasser des affaires délaissées depuis trop longtemps afin de garder les 20% d'espaces libres qui préserveront un environnement sain et paisible. Quant à vos dressings, soyez impitoyables en retirant les vêtements que vous ne mettez pas ou plus. Comme l'a expliqué la psychologue Laura Palomares sur le nettoyage de printemps, “le fait d'évoluer et de vivre dans un espace plus diaphane et épuré favorise le calme intérieur et la concentration. Lâcher prise, et se débarrasser de tout ce qui est finalement inutile, est véritablement libérateur. Cela procure un sentiment de contrôle et d'ordre mental." Pour ma part, cet espace vide est une autre façon d'avancer vers un bien-être du cerveau et de l'esprit. https://www.vogue.fr/article/la-regle-des-80-20-plus-espace-et-ordre-serenite#intcid=_vogue-fr-right-rail_70aeab40-d13d-437a-9b36-ee71f4a57759_po[CENSORED]r4-1

The dog looks up at Mark with pitiful eyes, as if he was abandoned. Mark decides to walk with the dog. As they walk, the dog barks at a bush nearby. Mark was wary of what he might find in the bushes. He was sure that it was something dangerous, which was why the animal had been so aggressive. As he neared the bush, he caught a glimpse of what was inside and quickly ripped it open. He was surprised at first the he understood why the dog brought him to the bush. The snowfall had caused a great deal of disruption to the city, and Mark had been fortunate enough to have his work within walking distance. No one should be out in the cold, yet Mark was about to encounter an unfortunate creature that had been out. It was late afternoon and he was coming home from work. The wind was really cold and he was in a lot of pain. He hadn’t been out in a while and was thinking about calling in sick for the week. Just as he was about to hide behind a big tree, he saw something move in the snow – it was still too far away for him to make out what it was, but it was definitely not a person. It wasn’t until it came closer that he realized it was a small dog, and his heart sank. https://thefamilybreeze.com/categories/en/snow-dog/2/

It is almost 12 months since Jack Grealish stood at the front of the Manchester City bus in the pouring rain, arms out, top off, taking in the adulation of the fans who turned out to hail their Treble-winning heroes. Grealish was the star of the show, taking to the microphone as he stood with his team-mates on stage to admit he hadn’t slept for 24 hours, in the gap between conquering Europe in Istanbul and getting soaked in front of thousands in Manchester. It was entertaining to see Kalvin Phillips pour liquid from a bottle straight into his mouth, Gazza-style, as the party began. Grealish had earned this frivolity. As City closed in on a historic Treble, the 28-year-old, who became the most expensive player in English football history when City signed him from Aston Villa for £100m in 2021, had played a central role. He had started the crucial Premier League game against Arsenal on 28 April, played every minute as City destroyed Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final, 89 out of 90 minutes in the FA Cup final success against Manchester United and finally, the entire match as City beat Inter Milan to lift the Champions League for the first time. Grealish was at the top of his game, justifying City's spend on him and why coaches at Manchester United had wanted the England international themselves. Grealish was centre stage in another City parade last month, almost tripping up at the front of the bus, which could have had disastrous consequences. Yet somehow, it doesn’t seem quite so amusing - not now that Grealish has missed out on selection for the Euros, to the benefit of West Ham’s Jarrod Bowen and young trio Cole Palmer, Anthony Gordon and Eberechi Eze. It is possibly no surprise - if City boss Pep Guardiola wasn’t picking Grealish, why should England manager Gareth Southgate? Grealish featured for 10 minutes for City in May against Wolves, when he came on with his team already 4-1 up. He remained on the bench as City beat Tottenham and West Ham to become the first team in England to win the title in four successive seasons and, when Guardiola needed someone to try to turn the FA Cup final around at Wembley, the attacking players he brought on were Jeremy Doku and Julian Alvarez. Grealish got no further than a warm-up. “Devastated” was Southgate’s assessment of how Grealish was when he gave him the bad news. “Gutted” was long-time team-mate and close friend Declan Rice’s view. Rice sensed something was wrong when he saw Grealish on the phone as he was getting treatment. “He told me over lunch he had been left out,” the Arsenal midfielder told BBC Radio 5 Live. “I am gutted. We are best friends. He is like a brother, someone you sit with every day, go in the hot tub with and now they are gone.” Southgate didn’t want to go into a detailed assessment of what has gone wrong for Grealish this season, stating firmly "it wouldn’t be fair" to talk about the bigger picture. But two aspects did shine through. Firstly, he sensed the shock his choice would create. “It is a tough call. You go over and over and over to try to be sure,” he said. “You deliberate and ask all the questions. We could have gone a different route. All players believe they should be in, that is why they are top players. They are big characters and it is sad to have to deliver the news.” But in the brutal world of football management, Grealish’s massive transfer fee and 36 caps counts for nothing. “Other players had a stronger end to the season,” Southgate added. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c2xxpkk3gvxo

What an extraordinary own goal. Like so many of the clearest, most stark stories, two pictures do almost all of the talking. For days, the leaders' teams for the Conservatives and Labour had been telling me things would be different on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Politics would take a backseat, the focus would be on the D-Day commemorations. It did, and it was. Until that is, it wasn’t. Rishi Sunak’s decision to leave the most photographed, remarked upon and most poignant event in Europe early was always likely to be spotted. And so it was, with the bloke who did his job eight years ago, Lord Cameron, playing 'I’m not a leader' gooseberry in a photo with three actual leaders - the presidents of the United States, and France and the Chancellor of Germany. Rishi Sunak was instead hurtling back to the UK to get stuck back into campaigning - recording a lengthy interview with ITV. We know that because ITV released an extract of it last night, in which the prime minister insisted he hadn’t lied about Labour’s tax plans. Yes, that’s right - the prime minister left D-Day events early in order not to apologise for misleading claims about his opponents, only to apologise for leaving early in the first place. Labour, inevitably, are leaping on this, and pointing out Sir Keir Starmer stayed until the end. And the details matter here because Rishi Sunak was involved in the vast majority of the commemorations. Alongside the King and Sir Keir, Mr Sunak was at the British event at Ver Sur Mer. But he wasn’t at the event later at Omaha Beach. That is where Sir Keir was pictured with the Ukrainian President Zelensky. A Labour source told me: "What does it say about his judgement that he got this one so badly wrong? It should have been blatantly obvious there was only one place to be yesterday," adding: "It’s just more desperate stuff. Shows the chaos they’re in." Of course, they would say that wouldn’t they? But about-turns and unequivocal apologies like this are very rare - particularly in election campaigns. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4nnz0w41kvo

Music title: Brent Faiyaz’s "Larger Than Life" Success As Indie Artist, Creating ISO Supremacy | Billboard Cover Jay Jay Jr - Learned Through The Storm (Official Music Video) [prod. by DeeMarc] Signer: N\A Release date: 06-06-2024 Official YouTube link:

Live Performance Title: Coldplay - A Sky Full Of Stars (Live at River Plate) Signer Name: N\A Live Performance Location: N\A Official YouTube Link: Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video):