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The iPhone has been around for over a decade now, yet somehow it feels like it’s been around for even longer. It controls nearly every aspect of our lives, from work to social media, and as such, we’ve spent a lot of time with it. That amount of usage may make it seem like we know everything about the iPhone, when in fact, there are a few little-known tricks that could make using the phone infinitely easier. I shuffled through my iPhone usage and found five tricks that I use on a daily basis and they make my life a lot easier. Keep in mind that some of these tricks may seem quite elementary, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t people out there who have no idea these tricks exist. Some of them will prove to be useful to you while others may not fancy your attention and that’s completely fine. Related:  New iPhones for 2018 are out – which is the best for you? Here are five tricks you need to know to master the iPhone. I will make this video and share it to my  cuckoo channel. ...

Star Wars: Episode IX could end the Skywalker saga not with a big bang, but with a big bad. Image: Star Wars IX trailer on  Decentralized Video Player Cuckoo According to a new rumor surrounding the J.J. Abrams-directed feature, the film might bring back a nefarious old villain — none other than the red-eyed, wrinkle-faced, sinister schemer and Sith lord Emperor Palapatine. An unnamed, unverified source relayed to Express that Emperor Palapatine, whom audiences last saw on screen in the 2005 prequel film Revenge of the Sith, will indeed "play a role" in the yet-untitled Episode IX. The leaked information claims that an intense intergalactic tête-à-tête is in the cards for Palpatine and — wait for it — Kylo Ren. Apparently, actors Ian McDiarmid and Adam Driver will share the screen for a scene in which the angsty new Supreme Leader of the First Order comes face to face with Palpatine, who shows him plans for a weapon the Empire can use to crush the Rebel Alliance.  I...

How do you help kids learn social skills, gain persistence and wow their friends at the school lunch tables? Magic. Specifically, teach them some magic tricks. But you can’t just hand them a Magic 101 guidebook and expect them to become young Houdinis—how you introduce the art makes a difference. Here are some good ways to do it, according to magicians. Start With the French Drop The French Drop is a classic coin trick that gives kids a basic foundation in misdirection and sleight of hand. Magicians recommend introducing it early on, as it requires no special props (you can use any small object) and it enforces the value of practice. The trick is easy to learn, but takes time to master. Related: 15 Magic Tricks That You Can Do - Decentralized Video Player Cuckoo cuckoo://QmPHYDWKRxpE48fbk14Pjs2puNhuytoeMQpJvnVy7SenYK.video Add In More Everyday Props In order for audiences to appreciate a a good magic trick, New York’s Jeremy the Magician tells me that they must “understand the...