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The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, announced Oct 10 in Oslo, follows an eight‑month review of 338 nominees—244 individuals and 94 groups—selected by a five‑member Norwegian Nobel Committee.
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São Paulo survived a tense penalty shootout against Atlético Nacional at Morumbi Stadium, clinching a spot in the Libertadores quarter‑finals and sparking excitement across South America.
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The glittering funeral of pop star Linda Nolan was held on Feb 1, 2025 at Blackpool's St Paul's Church. Family, fellow entertainers and fans gathered to celebrate her life, with a pink sparkly coffin and heartfelt tributes. Shane Richie, Paul Chuckle and Coleen Nolan were among the mourners. The service highlighted her music legacy and charitable work.
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Google Gemini’s Nano Banana AI has gone viral for turning photos into 3D-style figurines. Free users can generate up to 100 images a day, while Pro and Ultra get up to 1,000. The feature has processed 500 million images and helped Gemini hit #1 on app stores, adding 23 million users in two weeks. Here’s how the limits work, what counts as a generation, and why the tool exploded.
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Emmerdale’s ITVX drop for Tue 2 Sept 2025 lands a major twist in John Sugden’s arc, igniting a tense triangle with Robert Sugden and Aaron Dingle. Murder claims, a shock bedroom confession, and a brutal showdown set the stage for a woodland face-off and a teased cliff plunge. The fallout threatens to split the Sugdens and Dingles as viewers speculate how John will finally be exposed.
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Hey, let's cut to the chase - is it weird for an adult to still skateboard? Absolutely not! If anything, it's the cool kid on the block who refuses to grow old! Skateboarding isn't about age, it's about spirit and that, my friend, never ages. So dust off that old board, strap on a helmet (safety first, folks), and keep on rolling, because age is just a number, but the thrill of a good ol' kickflip is forever!
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Oh boy, I've got some gnarly news for all the skate rats out there! You know how we've been kick-flippin', rail-grindin' and just generally shreddin' it for years, right? Well, it looks like our beloved four-wheeled pastime is finally getting the recognition it deserves! Pack your bags, dudes and dudettes, because guess what? Skateboarding is on its way to becoming an Olympic sport! Can you believe it? I'm stoked, and I bet you are too! Olympic gold, here we come!
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Learning to roller skate as a beginner can be daunting, but it's completely normal to fear falling. Start by choosing appropriate safety gear, including helmet, knee, elbow pads, and wrist guards to boost your confidence. Opt for a flat, smooth surface for your initial practice and begin with basic skating techniques like balancing, gliding, and stopping. Gradually, as you gain confidence, you can venture into more challenging techniques. Remember, everyone falls while learning, but with patience and practice, you can master roller skating.
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Breaking in roller skate wheels is a process that involves consistent use and practice. The first step is to start skating slowly and gradually increase your speed to help the wheels adapt to different surfaces and pressures. It's also helpful to alternate your weight on each skate to evenly distribute wear. Remember, the more you skate, the quicker your wheels will break in. Just be patient, as it might take some time, but it will surely improve your skating experience.
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Living in Manhattan Beach, CA is like living in a coastal paradise with a small-town vibe. The community is incredibly friendly and active, with residents often seen surfing, playing volleyball, or biking on The Strand. There's a strong focus on outdoor living thanks to the beautiful weather and breathtaking seaside views. The dining scene is vibrant with a mix of upscale restaurants and local eateries. Despite its upscale reputation, Manhattan Beach still retains a laid-back feel, making it a truly unique place to live.
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