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_92.webp "Meet the woman who forces her husband to share a bed - with two pet pigeons who kiss and cuddle her.<br/><br/>Animal lover, Lucie Morris, 31, travelled 50 miles to pick up an injured pigeon before ''falling in love'' with the bird.<br/><br/>After two weeks of treatment, she says the pigeon \")
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_scotland-fan-ethan-walker-cycles-to-munich-after-incredible-health-recovery.webp "Scotland fan Ethan Walker cycles to Munich after incredible health recovery<br/><br/>A small team of Tartan Army foot-soldiers have decided to cycle to Euro24 in Munich to help Scotland-daft, young footballer, Ethan Walker realise his dream.<br/><br/>Ethan Walker might just be the most committed Scotland fan there is. He's preparing to cycle 1200km to watch his heroes only eight months after a serious accident where he sustained multiple injuries.<br/><br/>(Ethan Walker)<br/><br/>In September 2023 the footballer, who left local side Huntly FC aged 17 to attend a football scholarship in the U.S. was hit by a car in New York state.<br/>Tragically he sustained life threatening injuries including multiple fractures, two brain haemorrhages and the complete dislocation of his right knee. The fractured bones included his skull, shoulder, hand, pelvis and knee. On discharge from intensive care Ethan was still unable to swallow and required months of tube feeding.<br/>The assault to his knee was huge - all his knee ligaments and cartilage were torn, the equivalent of 5 ACL injuries.<br/><br/>Ethan's mum, who was at home in Scotland when the incident happened, was notified and within a day she was by her son's side in hospital.<br/>After six weeks in intensive care Ethan travelled back to Scotland where he met top orthopaedic surgeon Professor Gordon Mackay of the Mackay Clinic.<br/>")
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_lego-fans-demand-refunds-from-92.webp "A Lego event hailed the 'world’s largest brick festival' has been compared to Glasgow's Willy Wonka fiasco after visitors were greeted with a \")
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![The Roland-Garros third-round match between Novak Djokovic and Lorenzo Musetti ended at 3:06 am — by far the latest finish in tournament history. Later on Sunday morning, Patrick Mouratoglou weighed in with his thoughts about Djokovic’s five-set victory.<br/><br/>Mouratoglou explained that the key for Djokovic, who trailed two sets to one, was that he was ready to pounce on any vulnerable moment for Musetti.<br/><br/>“Even at the most difficult moments, Djokovic made him feel, ‘I’m still here,’ the coach commented. “And believe me, if you have one little moment where you are going to start to hesitate, ‘I’ll be there.’ And he was there. And the momentum completely switched.”<br/><br/>Mouratoglou likened the four-hour and 14-minute match to a marathon in which Musetti was leading most of the way but Djokovic was always right on the Italian’s heels applying pressure.<br/><br/>“You know when you’re racing, when you’re running, imagine you’re doing a long race and you’re struggling because it’s tough,” Mouratoglou noted. “When you are leading, if there is someone behind you and you hear him, you hear his breath just behind you, it’s so tough because you feel, ‘if I slow down just a little bit I’m done, he’s going to pass me.’ [In] a tennis match it’s the same.”<br/><br/>KEY MOMENTS<br/>0.20 – An incredible match between two champions — one who is the GOAT<br/>0.35 – Musetti was playing the best tennis of his life in the second and third sets<br/>0.46 – Djokovic knew that his opponent’s level was not sustainable in a five-set match<br/>0.55 – It was inevitable that Musetti would hesitate mentally, and then Djokovic would strike<br/>1:25 – Even the smallest momentum shift can make someone go from playing their best to playing their worst<br/>1:44 – Mouratoglou compared the match to a long race, such as a marathon<br/>1:57 – If your opponent is leading, you have to make him feel like you are right behind him<br/>2:26 – When the leader starts to falter mentally and physically, you are there to take over](https://cdn1.mypornvid.fun/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KG3AlZwSwGxSOZRc_LKqYql9-ZwDjXFfbXR15HT9loyMcMP5zqJ-cK3tlAQN5v7P/(MyPornVid.fun)_eye-of-the-coach-91-djokovic-was-ready-to-pounce-in-marathon-against-musetti.webp "The Roland-Garros third-round match between Novak Djokovic and Lorenzo Musetti ended at 3:06 am — by far the latest finish in tournament history. Later on Sunday morning, Patrick Mouratoglou weighed in with his thoughts about Djokovic’s five-set victory.<br/><br/>Mouratoglou explained that the key for Djokovic, who trailed two sets to one, was that he was ready to pounce on any vulnerable moment for Musetti.<br/><br/>“Even at the most difficult moments, Djokovic made him feel, ‘I’m still here,’ the coach commented. “And believe me, if you have one little moment where you are going to start to hesitate, ‘I’ll be there.’ And he was there. And the momentum completely switched.”<br/><br/>Mouratoglou likened the four-hour and 14-minute match to a marathon in which Musetti was leading most of the way but Djokovic was always right on the Italian’s heels applying pressure.<br/><br/>“You know when you’re racing, when you’re running, imagine you’re doing a long race and you’re struggling because it’s tough,” Mouratoglou noted. “When you are leading, if there is someone behind you and you hear him, you hear his breath just behind you, it’s so tough because you feel, ‘if I slow down just a little bit I’m done, he’s going to pass me.’ [In] a tennis match it’s the same.”<br/><br/>KEY MOMENTS<br/>0.20 – An incredible match between two champions — one who is the GOAT<br/>0.35 – Musetti was playing the best tennis of his life in the second and third sets<br/>0.46 – Djokovic knew that his opponent’s level was not sustainable in a five-set match<br/>0.55 – It was inevitable that Musetti would hesitate mentally, and then Djokovic would strike<br/>1:25 – Even the smallest momentum shift can make someone go from playing their best to playing their worst<br/>1:44 – Mouratoglou compared the match to a long race, such as a marathon<br/>1:57 – If your opponent is leading, you have to make him feel like you are right behind him<br/>2:26 – When the leader starts to falter mentally and physically, you are there to take over")
_11-slow-living-tips-124-simple-practical-and-realistic.webp "Margaret Matheny")
_simple-slow-chatty-vlog.webp "Housewife Mama Life")
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