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If you’re considering buying a used electric car, there are some things to bear in mind, in particular regarding the battery. Given the limited charging infrastructure in most parts of the World, you don’t want to end up with a worn-out battery that won’t hold a decent charge. That’s why the health status of the battery is most important, and older used cars with very low mileage can be risky, according to specialists. If the electric car you’re looking at was used only sparingly as a second car, it was probably often connected to the charger for long periods even when fully charged. This is s… Read More “How to tell if used electric car’s battery is worn out”

The internet loves to feed on the culinary horrors of TikTok, and the “Sleepy Chicken” challenge is no exception. The “Sleepy Chicken” challenge, which has made the rounds on TikTok, involves cooking chicken in sedative cough syrup. The original video for the “Sleepy Chicken” challenge originated in 2020, from what looks to be a satire account from the artist Rob Flo, according to his connection. Flo’s “groundbreaking” recipe for “Sleepy Chicken” involves pouring “four-thirds of a bottle” into a frying pan with chicken breasts, and to boil the mixture for “five-to-30 minutes.” He also pours the u… Read More “The ‘Sleepy Chicken’ challenge is TikTok’s latest dangerous trend”

Forecasters from AccuWeather say the upcoming weekend coastal storm has the potential to dump 6 inches of snow on most areas of New Jersey, based on the latest trends of computer guidance models. In addition to heavy snow, the Garden State could get hit with strong gusty winds and coastal flooding, AccuWeather says. But if this trend materializes, the storm would be even worse on Long Island in New York and in eastern New England, where heavier snow and stronger winds are predicted. However, forecasters from AccuWeather, other private forecasting weather companies and the public National Weath… Read More “N.J. weather: Forecasters say N.J. could get 6 inches of snow from weekend winter storm”

By John Garcia Jr. Trends, movers and developments as a bow is put on the SI99 rankings for the class of 2022 There was almost a sense of finality to publishing theclass of 2022 SI99 college football prospect rankings on Tuesday. Long months, and in some cases years of scouting wrapped up in a simple list. Pages and pages of evaluation notes, travel time to see the best and hours of cutting tape doesn’t do the list justice. When signaling the future of college football, the slotting lies within the margins, the little things that a casual observer may miss. Sometimes it’s a wide receiver execu… Read More “Odds and Ends in the Final SI99 Football Rankings”