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NEWS OF THE STRANGE
 Image Source: The Mirro Have you ever received a text message so foul, the only possible explanation is demonic in nature?
Stephen Rossetti, 70, is a licensed psychologist and counsellor, and he said that demons use texts to taunt their victims, their families and any priests trying to save them. He claims demonic interference in technology is nothing new, with a long and well-documented history of them flickering lights on and off and targeting TVs.
HOW SAFE IS YOUR MONEY REALLY?
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The next Apple Watch has reportedly run into a major delay, and the device's design could be the culprit.
According to recent reports, Apple has delayed production of new Apple Watch models because of manufacturing issues. Although Apple typically announces new Apple Watch devices in September and releases them shortly thereafter, the company has yet to announce a release date or details regarding a new Apple Watch for this year.
Engineering challenges have been cited as the reason for the delay due to the complicated new design of the next Apple Watch. So why is the new design causing so many issues and what else do we know about the delay?
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LIFESTYLE
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Our busy schedules make it challenging to integrate regular exercise sessions into our daily lives. Fortunately, short and intense bursts of exercise can produce an astonishing range of health benefits, too!
You don't need an expensive gym membership to stay in shape. You can work out anywhere for free, even in the office! According to the American Heart Association, you only need to exercise 150 minutes per week to stay healthy, roughly 20 minutes per day.
However, if you're not ready for HIIT and want to start slow and in a less intense manner, here are some creative and fun ways to boost your energy and effortlessly stay in shape.
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TICKLE YOUR FUNNY BONE
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Image Source: The Star
You've been driving for what feels like hours now.
It was supposed to be a quick run to Walmart. Just a quick dash to town. Perhaps an hour maximum there and back. But you've been on this road forever, and there is no sign of the turn-off that was there such a short time ago.
Your headlights cannot pierce the darkness in your soul. The road to home is gone. It doesn't exist. Maybe it never did.
For a family in Minnesota, this is reality. The government has wiped their access road — their memories, their house, the very gravel beneath their car's tires — from the universe. Actually, the road and the house are both still there, but the future is bleak, since the government refuses to acknowledge that fact.
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