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Below Deck Mediterranean Recap: Start Over

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This week, Christian is stranded on a Jet Ski with an empty fuel tank. Tessa completely forgot to fill it up, even though Nathan specifically said it was the most crucial task on their to-do list – a list that, frankly, doesn’t seem to be helping much at all. They clearly need a better way to organize things. Using a checklist – a method people have relied on for efficiency forever, like cavemen dividing tasks – isn’t working for them. Perhaps Nathan could start surprising them with check-ins to motivate them?

Chicago Fire Season 14: Severide Is Chief Pascal’s Best Replacement

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As a huge fan of Chicago Fire, I was excited to see Brandon Larracuente join the show as Sal Vasquez this season, taking over for Carver. It’s been a year of big changes for the One Chicago universe, with a lot of characters leaving – and Sal being a welcome addition! But it sounds like we might have another tough goodbye coming up before season 14 ends, which is always hard to hear.

Crypto Chaos & Gold Glitter: Chekhov’s Market Misery 😏

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Bitcoin’s recent nosedive-down to a pitiful $104,000-was, according to Glassnode, merely a “flush, not a failure.” How poetic. Like a clogged toilet, the market needed a good plunging. Futures open interest? Down. Funding rates? Cratered. ETF flows? Neutral, like a bored bureaucrat. Traders are realizing losses, not capitulating-because why admit defeat when you can just suffer quietly?

PS Store has a helpful new feature, but why has it been quietly introduced now?

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While there were already ways to check prices elsewhere, it wasn’t always simple, especially for players who don’t regularly track these things. This new feature is really helpful because it protects customers from being misled. Some sellers used to artificially inflate prices, then advertise a big discount to make it seem like a deal, when in reality, you weren’t saving much. This tactic worked because people acted quickly on what looked like a good offer. By adding this price visibility to the PlayStation Store, it makes it harder for sellers to get away with this kind of trick.

Ninja Gaiden 4 review: New ninja, slower pace, same adrenaline rush

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Let’s dive into the details of Ninja Gaiden 4. The game expands the story by introducing the Raven Clan, a secretive group who have always worked behind the scenes, handling dangerous missions and quietly supporting Hayabusa. This is why you’ll play as a new character, Yakumo. He’s a skilled but arrogant young ninja, known as a ‘crow ninja,’ who fearlessly takes on any challenge. While similar to Ryu Hayabusa, Yakumo is more openly emotional, though he tries to appear cold and ruthless. Compared to the composed Hayabusa, Yakumo is fiercer and more impulsive, likely due to his youth and preference for aggressive ninjutsu. This results in incredibly violent and visually striking combat, with plenty of bloodshed on display.