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_lovejoy-s04-e02-the-ring.jpg "First broadcast 17th January 1993.<br/><br/>Strapped for cash, Lovejoy recruits old time con artists Matron Jackie Gideon and Henry the Hearse Chaser to attend an auction where he is selling a painting by local artist Jessie Webb, and purposely bid against each other to bump up the selling price.<br/><br/>Ian McShane ... Lovejoy<br/>Phyllis Logan ... Lady Jane Felsham<br/>Dudley Sutton ... Tinker Dill<br/>Chris Jury ... Eric Catchpole<br/>Charlotte Cornwell ... Matron<br/>Alfred Lynch ... Gideon<br/>Frederick Treves ... Henry<br/>Tim Dutton ... Fotheringill<br/>Peter Kelly ... Robin<br/>Helene Kvale ... Gloria<br/>Neil Mullarkey ... Auctioneer<br/>David Killick ... Lamerton<br/>Alison Rose ... Mary Webb<br/>Michael Stevens ... Jerry<br/>Neville Phillips ... First Vicar<br/>Nicholas Palliser ... Alex<br/>Sean Cranitch ... Mourner<br/>Peter Biddle ... Second Vicar<br/>Elizabeth Lynton ... Woman on Train<br/>Janie Booth ... Militant Woman<br/>Andrew Normington ... Police Inspector<br/>Anthony Venditti ... Huge Man<br/>Sidney Cole ... Ticket Collector")
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_hay39s-way-katharine-meets-robin-from-andrew-elliot-mill-in-selkirk.jpg "Join Katharine Hay as she makes her way around Scotland on foot. Today she has been chatting to Robin Elliot, a member of the Elliot family, traditional weavers in the Scottish Border town of Selkirk")
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_39i39-full-movie-4k---chiyaan-vikram-amy-jackson---shankar---action-amp-love-story.jpg "I starring Chiyaan Vikram, Amy Jackson, Santhanam, Suresh Gopi, Ramkumar, Upen Patel, Powerstar Srinivasan, Yogi Babu and Ojas Rajani.<br/>I, the film, has three distinct acts. The first is of Lingesan (Vikram) obsessing over supermodel Diya (Amy Jackson), who smiles down at him from billboards and through the television and in newspapers. His fascination for her results in some bizarre manifestations like the song sequence where his handset and motorcycle (and even a fish in a supermarket) take Diya’s form.<br/><br/>When he is not being just a tad bit leery, Lingesan trains at Arnold Gym (very subtle nod to his idol) to prepare for the Mr. Tamil competition. When a bulky rival tries to scare him away, Lingesan challenges him to beat him at his game and not ask him to back away like a woman. (Bombast dialogue = 1. Notions of gender = 0). The competition plays with the standard masala humourthroughsongs like ‘Made in India’ and ‘Marhaba’to jolt you out of the staleness-induced stupor.<br/><br/><br/>There is a fight scene after that with a few muscled competitors and the hero, because winning graciously is a lost art on them. After punches and bodies fly thick through the air, there is a moment when the men regroup on the hero to jiggle their moobs at him. That is only beginning of the cringe-worthy scenes that are to follow.<br/>Meanwhile, Diya is constantly badgered by her co-model John (Upen Patel) for a date. She does not comply and he uses his clout to remove her from key assignments. Act 2 has Diya grooming Lingesan into Lee, a more enticing professional counterpart. Here, the makers throw in a transgender makeup artist (Ojas M Rajani), the stereotyping making the most hardened viewer recoil. Act 3 features a gruesome sabotage of the hero’s appearance, which morphs into a revenge drama. Lingesan, seething, disfigured and vengeful, will give it as good as he has gotten.<br/><br/><br/>I may not have an original concept, but a less tiresome execution could have worked immensely in its favour. The beginning may seem made with the quintessential flair of a standard potboiler, but the sequences shot in China are truly breathtaking. This happens in Act 2,when the proceedings are still light and Diya-Lee team up for a perfume advertisement. A fight scene shot on the rooftops, with murderous cyclists, is the only one that stands out in the entire film.<br/>Despite being a love story, the romance angle is uninspired. Diya does not seem drawn to Lingesan, except for his machismo.<br/><br/><br/>The dramatic scenes in the latter half of the film are heavy-handed and replete with ham moments that could give a butcher a complex. Lavishly shot song sequences to dot the narrative, end up stretching the film’s running time and the audience’s patience. Despite some stunning visuals, the songs offer little by way of melody.<br/><br/>Even Santhanam, as Lingesan’s friend, can do little to lighten up the dull story. The film is anchored by a good performance from Vikram in Quasimodo mode (that’s some great makeup there), which")
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_meet-the-makers-introducing-new-video-series-on-yorkshire-craftspeople.jpg "Some of Yorkshire’s most inspiring craftspeople are being profiled in a special series of short films and magazine features thanks to a pioneering new collaboration.<br/><br/>The Yorkshire Post and Hull-based video production company Nova Studios have produced a new series called Meet The Makers, shining a light on some of the region’s most remarkable craftspeople.<br/><br/>Nova has created a series of high-quality short films and profile features, which will run on The Yorkshire Post website and in its award-winning Saturday Magazine from May 18. The work is accompanied in print by pictures taken by The Yorkshire Post’s skilled photographers.<br/><br/>Those featured in the series include a jeweller, a potter, a bicycle maker and a fashion designer.<br/><br/>The collaboration has been almost a year in the making after Nova pitched the idea to Yorkshire Post editor James Mitchinson.<br/><br/>Matt Stephenson, director of Nova, said: “With two newspaper-trained journalists on the team, we loved bringing together our journalistic and editorial skills with everything we know about digital film-making.<br/><br/><br/>“The makers in the films we’ve produced really care about craft and tradition - and we’re very proud to be associated with them - their values reflect our own. There’s so much disposable product and content out there, it’s great to make films that are anything but disposable - we wanted to emphasise enduring quality, and to do that for the Yorkshire Post, a publication that is so embedded in the cultural life of our region.”<br/><br/>Catherine Scott, Yorkshire Post Magazine editor, said: “This has been an inspiring project to work on and we have been blown away by the quality of Nova’s work. The films they have produced are essentially The Yorkshire Post Magazine in video form - profiling the human stories of inspiring people from our area.<br/><br/>“We can’t wait for people to see the finished films and features over the coming weeks.”")
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_elusive-suspect-on-the-latest-episode-of-cbs39-tracker.jpg "Delve into the intrigue of the \")
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![Dekh Lena _[Slowed Reverb ] _ lofi song _ Arijit Singh _ Lofi Maker 24k from robin maker](https://cdn4.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KESIXLmSwD1yXL3b_rzqZAl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_dekh-lena---slowed-reverb---lofi-song---arijit-singh---lofi-maker-24k.jpg "Dekh Lena _[Slowed Reverb ] _ lofi song _ Arijit Singh _ Lofi Maker 24k from robin maker")
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![[Verse 1: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your thoughts are my reflection<br/>Waking me up again<br/>So close but still so far away<br/>These miles are hunting me<br/>It feels like forever<br/>These words are leading me (These words are leading me)<br/>It feels like forever<br/>Since your words ran through my heart<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/><br/>[Verse 2: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>Waking me up again<br/>So strong but still so fragile<br/>Your words are leading me<br/>It feels like forever<br/>These miles are hunting me (These miles are hunting me)<br/>It feels like forever<br/>Since your words ran through my heart<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/>[Post-Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>(You said your hopes are my confession)<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>(You said your hopes are my confession)<br/><br/>[Bridge: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou, Robin Baumann, both]<br/>This long and winding road<br/>Got me on my knees<br/>Too late to trace my steps back<br/>And no one said a word about being alone<br/>Wandering for so long (Wandering for so long)<br/>It's a burden I have to carry<br/>That makes me stronger than ever<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul](https://cdn4.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KDmuPZQSwDwWkFTD3q0yLBF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_ashmaze-pvvenuesshades-of-memorysped-up-audio.jpg "[Verse 1: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your thoughts are my reflection<br/>Waking me up again<br/>So close but still so far away<br/>These miles are hunting me<br/>It feels like forever<br/>These words are leading me (These words are leading me)<br/>It feels like forever<br/>Since your words ran through my heart<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/><br/>[Verse 2: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>Waking me up again<br/>So strong but still so fragile<br/>Your words are leading me<br/>It feels like forever<br/>These miles are hunting me (These miles are hunting me)<br/>It feels like forever<br/>Since your words ran through my heart<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/>[Post-Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>(You said your hopes are my confession)<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>(You said your hopes are my confession)<br/><br/>[Bridge: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou, Robin Baumann, both]<br/>This long and winding road<br/>Got me on my knees<br/>Too late to trace my steps back<br/>And no one said a word about being alone<br/>Wandering for so long (Wandering for so long)<br/>It's a burden I have to carry<br/>That makes me stronger than ever<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul")
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_six-things-all-new-road-bikes-should-have.jpg "Over the past few years we've seen some bike makers step backwards in the technology that they're building into their bikes. However, we think that it could be taken another step further. We don't think anyone would ever complain about having a threaded bottom bracket, a 27.2 seatpost and a bar and stem which is easily adjustable and interchangeable should the desire strike them. In theory, the things listed in this video should actually be seen as upgrades as current bike tech can be slightly temperamental.")
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_heineken-slammed-for-felling-300-acre-orchard-the-size-of-140-football-pitches.jpg "Heineken has been slammed for chopping down a 300-acre orchard - the size of 140 football pitches.<br/><br/>The UK's largest cider maker has felled the huge site - also home to a significant number migratory birds.<br/><br/>Heineken has now 'levelled' Penrhos Orchard, on the Offa's Dyke path in Monmouthshire, Wales.<br/><br/>According to the BBC, Heineken uprooted thousands of trees planted in 1997 as it wants to sell the land as they had a surplus of apples - but a demand decline for cider.<br/><br/>Environmentalists have shown concerns about the impact this felling will have on migratory bird populations - particularly wintering thrush species such as fieldfare and redwing, who eat autumn berries then move on to apple crops and have been seen in significant numbers amongst the area.<br/><br/>Though Heineken has insisted it acted in accordance with the Wildlife Act.")
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_prsentation-webinar-of-eco-food-choice-life-project.jpg "How can we build a European Ecolabelling for food products ?<br/>The ECO FOOD CHOICE project aims to provide an answer to this question over the next four years.<br/><br/>This is the repay of the presentation webinar of EcoFoodChoice which took place the 18th of April 2024 to present the objectives of our new Life project born of the shared ambition of researchers, policy makers and companies to develop and harmonize ecolabelling on a European scale.<br/><br/>The coordinating team : Gregoire Richard (Ademe), Vincent COLOMB (Ademe), Koen Boone (Wageningen University and Research), Ralph K. Rosenbaum from (IRTA) and Dr. Birgit Schulze-Ehlers (University of Goettingen) explain you how the project plan to achieve this ambitious goal with 3 main work packages :<br/><br/>DATA : We aim to develop a harmonized methodology for life-cycle inventories of food products in Europe, with the aim of creating robust environmental databases for food products.<br/><br/>METHOD : Building on French work, the aim is to develop a standardized method for aggregating life cycle inventory scores and translating them into an environmental score that takes into account all the environmental impacts of food products.<br/><br/>TEST : We plan to test an ecolabelling system in real-life conditions, involving experiments in supermarkets, canteens and online platforms in France, Germany, the Netherlands and Spain. These tests will help assess the impact of labelling on consumer purchasing behavior and on farmers' practices.<br/>")
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_man-strikes-up-unlikely-friendship-with-robin-he-now-handfeeds-each-day.jpg "Adorable footage shows how a man has struck up an unlikely friendship with a robin - which he now handfeeds every day. <br/><br/>Rob Hall, 51, said it took him just 48 hours to tame the red-breasted garden bird which began visiting him daily around two weeks ago. <br/><br/>He used a jar of mealworms to first entice his feathered friend, which now patiently waits for him each morning to be fed in his garden in Kenilworth, Warks.<br/><br/>Incredible slow motion videos showing the robin - nicknamed Bobbin - coming in to land on a pot being held by Rob have since been viewed thousands of times online.<br/><br/>Product designer Rob said the response to the feeding time footage which he uploaded to Facebook had been 'bonkers'. <br/><br/>He said: \")
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_lovejoy-s04-e02-the-ring.webp "First broadcast 17th January 1993.<br/><br/>Strapped for cash, Lovejoy recruits old time con artists Matron Jackie Gideon and Henry the Hearse Chaser to attend an auction where he is selling a painting by local artist Jessie Webb, and purposely bid against each other to bump up the selling price.<br/><br/>Ian McShane ... Lovejoy<br/>Phyllis Logan ... Lady Jane Felsham<br/>Dudley Sutton ... Tinker Dill<br/>Chris Jury ... Eric Catchpole<br/>Charlotte Cornwell ... Matron<br/>Alfred Lynch ... Gideon<br/>Frederick Treves ... Henry<br/>Tim Dutton ... Fotheringill<br/>Peter Kelly ... Robin<br/>Helene Kvale ... Gloria<br/>Neil Mullarkey ... Auctioneer<br/>David Killick ... Lamerton<br/>Alison Rose ... Mary Webb<br/>Michael Stevens ... Jerry<br/>Neville Phillips ... First Vicar<br/>Nicholas Palliser ... Alex<br/>Sean Cranitch ... Mourner<br/>Peter Biddle ... Second Vicar<br/>Elizabeth Lynton ... Woman on Train<br/>Janie Booth ... Militant Woman<br/>Andrew Normington ... Police Inspector<br/>Anthony Venditti ... Huge Man<br/>Sidney Cole ... Ticket Collector")
_hay39s-way-katharine-meets-robin-from-andrew-elliot-mill-in-selkirk.webp "Join Katharine Hay as she makes her way around Scotland on foot. Today she has been chatting to Robin Elliot, a member of the Elliot family, traditional weavers in the Scottish Border town of Selkirk")
_39i39-full-movie-4k---chiyaan-vikram-amy-jackson---shankar---action-amp-love-story.webp "I starring Chiyaan Vikram, Amy Jackson, Santhanam, Suresh Gopi, Ramkumar, Upen Patel, Powerstar Srinivasan, Yogi Babu and Ojas Rajani.<br/>I, the film, has three distinct acts. The first is of Lingesan (Vikram) obsessing over supermodel Diya (Amy Jackson), who smiles down at him from billboards and through the television and in newspapers. His fascination for her results in some bizarre manifestations like the song sequence where his handset and motorcycle (and even a fish in a supermarket) take Diya’s form.<br/><br/>When he is not being just a tad bit leery, Lingesan trains at Arnold Gym (very subtle nod to his idol) to prepare for the Mr. Tamil competition. When a bulky rival tries to scare him away, Lingesan challenges him to beat him at his game and not ask him to back away like a woman. (Bombast dialogue = 1. Notions of gender = 0). The competition plays with the standard masala humourthroughsongs like ‘Made in India’ and ‘Marhaba’to jolt you out of the staleness-induced stupor.<br/><br/><br/>There is a fight scene after that with a few muscled competitors and the hero, because winning graciously is a lost art on them. After punches and bodies fly thick through the air, there is a moment when the men regroup on the hero to jiggle their moobs at him. That is only beginning of the cringe-worthy scenes that are to follow.<br/>Meanwhile, Diya is constantly badgered by her co-model John (Upen Patel) for a date. She does not comply and he uses his clout to remove her from key assignments. Act 2 has Diya grooming Lingesan into Lee, a more enticing professional counterpart. Here, the makers throw in a transgender makeup artist (Ojas M Rajani), the stereotyping making the most hardened viewer recoil. Act 3 features a gruesome sabotage of the hero’s appearance, which morphs into a revenge drama. Lingesan, seething, disfigured and vengeful, will give it as good as he has gotten.<br/><br/><br/>I may not have an original concept, but a less tiresome execution could have worked immensely in its favour. The beginning may seem made with the quintessential flair of a standard potboiler, but the sequences shot in China are truly breathtaking. This happens in Act 2,when the proceedings are still light and Diya-Lee team up for a perfume advertisement. A fight scene shot on the rooftops, with murderous cyclists, is the only one that stands out in the entire film.<br/>Despite being a love story, the romance angle is uninspired. Diya does not seem drawn to Lingesan, except for his machismo.<br/><br/><br/>The dramatic scenes in the latter half of the film are heavy-handed and replete with ham moments that could give a butcher a complex. Lavishly shot song sequences to dot the narrative, end up stretching the film’s running time and the audience’s patience. Despite some stunning visuals, the songs offer little by way of melody.<br/><br/>Even Santhanam, as Lingesan’s friend, can do little to lighten up the dull story. The film is anchored by a good performance from Vikram in Quasimodo mode (that’s some great makeup there), which")
_meet-the-makers-introducing-new-video-series-on-yorkshire-craftspeople.webp "Some of Yorkshire’s most inspiring craftspeople are being profiled in a special series of short films and magazine features thanks to a pioneering new collaboration.<br/><br/>The Yorkshire Post and Hull-based video production company Nova Studios have produced a new series called Meet The Makers, shining a light on some of the region’s most remarkable craftspeople.<br/><br/>Nova has created a series of high-quality short films and profile features, which will run on The Yorkshire Post website and in its award-winning Saturday Magazine from May 18. The work is accompanied in print by pictures taken by The Yorkshire Post’s skilled photographers.<br/><br/>Those featured in the series include a jeweller, a potter, a bicycle maker and a fashion designer.<br/><br/>The collaboration has been almost a year in the making after Nova pitched the idea to Yorkshire Post editor James Mitchinson.<br/><br/>Matt Stephenson, director of Nova, said: “With two newspaper-trained journalists on the team, we loved bringing together our journalistic and editorial skills with everything we know about digital film-making.<br/><br/><br/>“The makers in the films we’ve produced really care about craft and tradition - and we’re very proud to be associated with them - their values reflect our own. There’s so much disposable product and content out there, it’s great to make films that are anything but disposable - we wanted to emphasise enduring quality, and to do that for the Yorkshire Post, a publication that is so embedded in the cultural life of our region.”<br/><br/>Catherine Scott, Yorkshire Post Magazine editor, said: “This has been an inspiring project to work on and we have been blown away by the quality of Nova’s work. The films they have produced are essentially The Yorkshire Post Magazine in video form - profiling the human stories of inspiring people from our area.<br/><br/>“We can’t wait for people to see the finished films and features over the coming weeks.”")
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![Dekh Lena _[Slowed Reverb ] _ lofi song _ Arijit Singh _ Lofi Maker 24k from robin maker](https://cdn4.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KESIXLmSwD1yXL3b_rzqZAl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_dekh-lena---slowed-reverb---lofi-song---arijit-singh---lofi-maker-24k.webp "Dekh Lena _[Slowed Reverb ] _ lofi song _ Arijit Singh _ Lofi Maker 24k from robin maker")
![[Verse 1: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your thoughts are my reflection<br/>Waking me up again<br/>So close but still so far away<br/>These miles are hunting me<br/>It feels like forever<br/>These words are leading me (These words are leading me)<br/>It feels like forever<br/>Since your words ran through my heart<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/><br/>[Verse 2: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>Waking me up again<br/>So strong but still so fragile<br/>Your words are leading me<br/>It feels like forever<br/>These miles are hunting me (These miles are hunting me)<br/>It feels like forever<br/>Since your words ran through my heart<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/>[Post-Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>(You said your hopes are my confession)<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>(You said your hopes are my confession)<br/><br/>[Bridge: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou, Robin Baumann, both]<br/>This long and winding road<br/>Got me on my knees<br/>Too late to trace my steps back<br/>And no one said a word about being alone<br/>Wandering for so long (Wandering for so long)<br/>It's a burden I have to carry<br/>That makes me stronger than ever<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul](https://cdn4.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KDmuPZQSwDwWkFTD3q0yLBF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_ashmaze-pvvenuesshades-of-memorysped-up-audio.webp "[Verse 1: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your thoughts are my reflection<br/>Waking me up again<br/>So close but still so far away<br/>These miles are hunting me<br/>It feels like forever<br/>These words are leading me (These words are leading me)<br/>It feels like forever<br/>Since your words ran through my heart<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/><br/>[Verse 2: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>Waking me up again<br/>So strong but still so fragile<br/>Your words are leading me<br/>It feels like forever<br/>These miles are hunting me (These miles are hunting me)<br/>It feels like forever<br/>Since your words ran through my heart<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/>[Post-Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>(You said your hopes are my confession)<br/>You said your hopes are my confession<br/>(You said your hopes are my confession)<br/><br/>[Bridge: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou, Robin Baumann, both]<br/>This long and winding road<br/>Got me on my knees<br/>Too late to trace my steps back<br/>And no one said a word about being alone<br/>Wandering for so long (Wandering for so long)<br/>It's a burden I have to carry<br/>That makes me stronger than ever<br/><br/>[Pre-Chorus: Robin Baumann]<br/>I'll find my way back home<br/>Along these lonely and fading paths<br/>This journey was meant for me<br/>And I will grow with every single mile<br/><br/>[Chorus: Chrisi ‘Nyves’ Krithinidou]<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul<br/>Your scent left on my skin<br/>I'm covered in your sin<br/>So save me, save me a place in your soul")
_six-things-all-new-road-bikes-should-have.webp "Over the past few years we've seen some bike makers step backwards in the technology that they're building into their bikes. However, we think that it could be taken another step further. We don't think anyone would ever complain about having a threaded bottom bracket, a 27.2 seatpost and a bar and stem which is easily adjustable and interchangeable should the desire strike them. In theory, the things listed in this video should actually be seen as upgrades as current bike tech can be slightly temperamental.")
_heineken-slammed-for-felling-300-acre-orchard-the-size-of-140-football-pitches.webp "Heineken has been slammed for chopping down a 300-acre orchard - the size of 140 football pitches.<br/><br/>The UK's largest cider maker has felled the huge site - also home to a significant number migratory birds.<br/><br/>Heineken has now 'levelled' Penrhos Orchard, on the Offa's Dyke path in Monmouthshire, Wales.<br/><br/>According to the BBC, Heineken uprooted thousands of trees planted in 1997 as it wants to sell the land as they had a surplus of apples - but a demand decline for cider.<br/><br/>Environmentalists have shown concerns about the impact this felling will have on migratory bird populations - particularly wintering thrush species such as fieldfare and redwing, who eat autumn berries then move on to apple crops and have been seen in significant numbers amongst the area.<br/><br/>Though Heineken has insisted it acted in accordance with the Wildlife Act.")
_prsentation-webinar-of-eco-food-choice-life-project.webp "How can we build a European Ecolabelling for food products ?<br/>The ECO FOOD CHOICE project aims to provide an answer to this question over the next four years.<br/><br/>This is the repay of the presentation webinar of EcoFoodChoice which took place the 18th of April 2024 to present the objectives of our new Life project born of the shared ambition of researchers, policy makers and companies to develop and harmonize ecolabelling on a European scale.<br/><br/>The coordinating team : Gregoire Richard (Ademe), Vincent COLOMB (Ademe), Koen Boone (Wageningen University and Research), Ralph K. Rosenbaum from (IRTA) and Dr. Birgit Schulze-Ehlers (University of Goettingen) explain you how the project plan to achieve this ambitious goal with 3 main work packages :<br/><br/>DATA : We aim to develop a harmonized methodology for life-cycle inventories of food products in Europe, with the aim of creating robust environmental databases for food products.<br/><br/>METHOD : Building on French work, the aim is to develop a standardized method for aggregating life cycle inventory scores and translating them into an environmental score that takes into account all the environmental impacts of food products.<br/><br/>TEST : We plan to test an ecolabelling system in real-life conditions, involving experiments in supermarkets, canteens and online platforms in France, Germany, the Netherlands and Spain. These tests will help assess the impact of labelling on consumer purchasing behavior and on farmers' practices.<br/>")
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_man-strikes-up-unlikely-friendship-with-robin-he-now-handfeeds-each-day.webp "Adorable footage shows how a man has struck up an unlikely friendship with a robin - which he now handfeeds every day. <br/><br/>Rob Hall, 51, said it took him just 48 hours to tame the red-breasted garden bird which began visiting him daily around two weeks ago. <br/><br/>He used a jar of mealworms to first entice his feathered friend, which now patiently waits for him each morning to be fed in his garden in Kenilworth, Warks.<br/><br/>Incredible slow motion videos showing the robin - nicknamed Bobbin - coming in to land on a pot being held by Rob have since been viewed thousands of times online.<br/><br/>Product designer Rob said the response to the feeding time footage which he uploaded to Facebook had been 'bonkers'. <br/><br/>He said: \")
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