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  1. Movie TV Tech Geeks #TVNews #JoelKinnaman #RoboCop #TNT ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ Meets ‘Mindhunter’ in Joel Kinnaman’s New CIA Thriller Officially Arriving Next Month dlvr.it/TTt244

  2. Movie TV Tech Geeks #TVFeatures #TheLastShip #TNT #Netflix 'The Walking Dead' Meets 'Jack Ryan' in Netflix's 5-Part Apocalypse Series dlvr.it/TTpD8p

  3. DJ Brondo via Fastpass: I have confirmed with Lebron he will NOT Move to Miami's NBA Team, for that reason: Lebron left the Heat due to disagreements about the handling of their Jersey Sponsor's human trafficking, and hacking sharing sensitive PI lol, and the integrity of the team was compromised.

    #espn #cbs #espn #tnt #abc #big105 #foxnews #nbc #MiamiDade #cnbc #cnn #nba #mlb #nfl #nhl #cnn

  4. Hack of the Month:

    The Coca‑Cola Company today announced that fairlife, LLC, a dairy company owned by Coca‑Cola, identified unauthorized access by a third party to a portion of its systems, including its production-related systems, in connection with a ransomware event. Production operations at fairlife in the United States are temporarily suspended.

    #miamidade #southbeach #MiamiBeach #espn #cbs #espn #tnt #abc #big105 #foxnews #nbc #sharktank #MiamiDade #cnbc #cnn #nascar #nba #mlb #nfl

  5. #télévision #TNT

    début de démantèlement de la TNT (Télévision Numérique Terrestre) sur 3 premières zones
    arcom.fr/presse/larcom-autoris

    les éditeurs des chaînes doivent payer la conversion au satellite (TNS) car l'obligation de couverture (95% de la population) est maintenue... mais plus forcément hertzienne.

    ça deviendra payant pour les téléspectateurs (le satellite exige une carte à puce à renouveler après quelques années).

    ça coûtera moins aux chaînes : le démantèlement du service public.

  6. #télévision #TNT

    début de démantèlement de la TNT (Télévision Numérique Terrestre) sur 3 premières zones
    arcom.fr/presse/larcom-autoris

    les éditeurs des chaînes doivent payer la conversion au satellite (TNS) car l'obligation de couverture (95% de la population) est maintenue... mais plus forcément hertzienne.

    ça deviendra payant pour les téléspectateurs (le satellite exige une carte à puce à renouveler après quelques années).

    ça coûtera moins aux chaînes : le démantèlement du service public.

  7. Une optimisation de la réception de la TNT testée, en coupant des émetteurs pour réduire les coûts dlvr.it/TTZCKp #TNT #5GBroadcast

  8. Une optimisation de la réception de la TNT testée, en coupant des émetteurs pour réduire les coûts dlvr.it/TTZCKp #TNT #5GBroadcast

  9. La TNT tente une nouvelle percée sur smartphone grâce à la 5G Broadcast, sans abandonner les TV dlvr.it/TTTl18 #TNT #5GBroadcast

  10. La TNT tente une nouvelle percée sur smartphone grâce à la 5G Broadcast, sans abandonner les TV dlvr.it/TTTl18 #TNT #5GBroadcast

  11. La TNT par satellite va évoluer et rendre obsolètes les décodeurs actuels dlvr.it/TTGGrJ #TNT #satellite

  12. La TNT par satellite va évoluer et rendre obsolètes les décodeurs actuels dlvr.it/TTGGrJ #TNT #satellite

  13. Two years ago I was in Tobago. There is a hotel I would live in if I came into a large amount of money.

    #tnt #sweetSweetTnT #868

  14. Two years ago I was in Tobago. There is a hotel I would live in if I came into a large amount of money.

    #tnt #sweetSweetTnT #868

  15. Crying Steel – Agent Steel Review By Steel Druhm

    Crying Steel can arguably claim to be one of Italy’s first heavy metal bands, with roots running all the way back to 1982. They didn’t drop their first album until 1987, and it took them until 2007 to release a follow-up, but true steel never rusts. I became aware of them when I reviewed 2018s Stay Steel, and I was entertained by their 80s-centric metal sound. It’s taken them a lot of time to unleash the next beast, but fifth album, Agent Steel, is finally ready to rumble. Since their last outing, well-traveled vocalist Tony Mills (T.N.T., Siam) sadly passed away, and now Tiziano “Hammerhead” Sbaragli assumes mic duties. Guitarist JJ Frati is also absent, so there’s a lot of change in the air at Camp Steel. You know what hasn’t changed? Their love for the color purple and crap-tastical album art, and their commitment to creating hard-rocking 80s metal that sits somewhere between vintage Saxon and Krokus, with a splash of hair metal for bonus flair points. That should make for a spicy metal meatball, right?

    The Crying Steel formula is a simple and time-honored one. Write a few burly riffs and base an anthemic 80s-style metal/hard rock tune around them with over-the-top vocals as the exclamation point. Opener “The Arrival” sets the stage nicely via meaty riffs with Hammerhead soaring over the top like a young Biff Byford with a slight Ripper Owens infection. The man has pipes and an enormous Italian accent, and luckily, he knows how to avoid chronically oversinging and stepping on every moment. It also helps that the band peppers the lyrics with steel this, steel that in true Manowar fashion. As Agent Steel unfolds, you get variations on this theme with a big dose of hard rock undergirding the writing, along with a decent ear for hooks. “You Got the Look”1 is rowdy and pretty silly, and I love how Hammerhead makes the chorus sound like “You got the LUKE!” “Under Cover” sounds like early 80s Saxon with a glossy makeover, “To Remember” is a balls-to-the-walls rocker with relentless Grave Digger-style riffs paired with a hair metal ethos, and “Coming Home” feels heavier and just cooler with added oomph in the riffs/vocals and a memorable chorus to boot.

    The album wraps with Crying Steel trying their hand at a Primal Fear-style Euro-power burner on “No One’s Crying,” and to get the point across, they bring Ralph Scheepers himself in to do guest vocals. It’s the most aggressive song on the album, and Ralph completely steals the show. It makes you wish the band would dial things up like this more often. Not everything works so well, though. ESL mega-disaster “My Heart Steel Rocks” is a hugely awkward attempt at stadium metal that veers close to Manowar-levels of macho self-aggrandization. It’s entertaining but also awful. Another ESL faceplant hits with “Queen of Grinder,” and I don’t know what it’s really about, but it leaves lots of room for hilarious interpretations. The song itself is just okay. At a trim 41 minutes with all tracks in the 3-4 minute frame, the writing is tight, and hooks are plentiful across Agent Steel. It’s an easy listen, even if the overall style can feel very dated, and at times, corny.

    Franco Nipoti and new axe Paolo Nocchi are the lifeblood of the Crying Steel sound, pumping out an endless string of 80s-centric riffs to anchor the songs and keep your head bobbing. I appreciate that they keep enough heft in the guitar sound to give things a decent edge, and they know how to write good leads and shred when needed. They paint with every color of the 80s and induce nostalgia at every turn. Tiziano “Hammerhead” Sbaragli does a fine job rocking a high-pitched nasally delivery that could become really annoying, yet he manages not to grate on the nerves much, and his performance adds an extra jolt of energy to the material. The biggest weapon in the band’s weapon kit is the ability to write memorable retro metal tunes that get by on excess when they can’t with mere nuance. This stuff is just too fun to resist, even when things get a bit too cheese-heavy.

    Agent Steel is another successful journey into the past by a crew of metal lifers who keep going regardless of the scant recognition they receive. I hope Crying Steel are well-regarded back home, because they bring the cheddar surplus while defending the faith in all things olde and metallic. I admire that. Keep those iron tears falling like purple rain, boyos!

    Rating: 3.0/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Pride & Joy
    Websites: cryingsteel.com | facebook.com/cryingsteel | instagram.com/cryingsteelband
    Releases Worldwide: June 26th, 2026

    #2026 #30 #AgentSteel #CryingSteel #HeavyMetal #ItalianMetal #Jun26 #Krokus #PrideAndJoyMusic #Review #Reviews #Saxon #TNT
  16. Crying Steel – Agent Steel Review By Steel Druhm

    Crying Steel can arguably claim to be one of Italy’s first heavy metal bands, with roots running all the way back to 1982. They didn’t drop their first album until 1987, and it took them until 2007 to release a follow-up, but true steel never rusts. I became aware of them when I reviewed 2018s Stay Steel, and I was entertained by their 80s-centric metal sound. It’s taken them a lot of time to unleash the next beast, but fifth album, Agent Steel, is finally ready to rumble. Since their last outing, well-traveled vocalist Tony Mills (T.N.T., Siam) sadly passed away, and now Tiziano “Hammerhead” Sbaragli assumes mic duties. Guitarist JJ Frati is also absent, so there’s a lot of change in the air at Camp Steel. You know what hasn’t changed? Their love for the color purple and crap-tastical album art, and their commitment to creating hard-rocking 80s metal that sits somewhere between vintage Saxon and Krokus, with a splash of hair metal for bonus flair points. That should make for a spicy metal meatball, right?

    The Crying Steel formula is a simple and time-honored one. Write a few burly riffs and base an anthemic 80s-style metal/hard rock tune around them with over-the-top vocals as the exclamation point. Opener “The Arrival” sets the stage nicely via meaty riffs with Hammerhead soaring over the top like a young Biff Byford with a slight Ripper Owens infection. The man has pipes and an enormous Italian accent, and luckily, he knows how to avoid chronically oversinging and stepping on every moment. It also helps that the band peppers the lyrics with steel this, steel that in true Manowar fashion. As Agent Steel unfolds, you get variations on this theme with a big dose of hard rock undergirding the writing, along with a decent ear for hooks. “You Got the Look”1 is rowdy and pretty silly, and I love how Hammerhead makes the chorus sound like “You got the LUKE!” “Under Cover” sounds like early 80s Saxon with a glossy makeover, “To Remember” is a balls-to-the-walls rocker with relentless Grave Digger-style riffs paired with a hair metal ethos, and “Coming Home” feels heavier and just cooler with added oomph in the riffs/vocals and a memorable chorus to boot.

    The album wraps with Crying Steel trying their hand at a Primal Fear-style Euro-power burner on “No One’s Crying,” and to get the point across, they bring Ralph Scheepers himself in to do guest vocals. It’s the most aggressive song on the album, and Ralph completely steals the show. It makes you wish the band would dial things up like this more often. Not everything works so well, though. ESL mega-disaster “My Heart Steel Rocks” is a hugely awkward attempt at stadium metal that veers close to Manowar-levels of macho self-aggrandization. It’s entertaining but also awful. Another ESL faceplant hits with “Queen of Grinder,” and I don’t know what it’s really about, but it leaves lots of room for hilarious interpretations. The song itself is just okay. At a trim 41 minutes with all tracks in the 3-4 minute frame, the writing is tight, and hooks are plentiful across Agent Steel. It’s an easy listen, even if the overall style can feel very dated, and at times, corny.

    Franco Nipoti and new axe Paolo Nocchi are the lifeblood of the Crying Steel sound, pumping out an endless string of 80s-centric riffs to anchor the songs and keep your head bobbing. I appreciate that they keep enough heft in the guitar sound to give things a decent edge, and they know how to write good leads and shred when needed. They paint with every color of the 80s and induce nostalgia at every turn. Tiziano “Hammerhead” Sbaragli does a fine job rocking a high-pitched nasally delivery that could become really annoying, yet he manages not to grate on the nerves much, and his performance adds an extra jolt of energy to the material. The biggest weapon in the band’s weapon kit is the ability to write memorable retro metal tunes that get by on excess when they can’t with mere nuance. This stuff is just too fun to resist, even when things get a bit too cheese-heavy.

    Agent Steel is another successful journey into the past by a crew of metal lifers who keep going regardless of the scant recognition they receive. I hope Crying Steel are well-regarded back home, because they bring the cheddar surplus while defending the faith in all things olde and metallic. I admire that. Keep those iron tears falling like purple rain, boyos!

    Rating: 3.0/5.0
    DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Pride & Joy
    Websites: cryingsteel.com | facebook.com/cryingsteel | instagram.com/cryingsteelband
    Releases Worldwide: June 26th, 2026

    #2026 #30 #AgentSteel #CryingSteel #HeavyMetal #ItalianMetal #Jun26 #Krokus #PrideAndJoyMusic #Review #Reviews #Saxon #TNT
  17. Match de la qualité des services #TNT OTT:
    TV+ de #Canal contre #MolotovTV
    Capture d'écran avec Firefox (DRM L3)
    ➡️ lafibre.info/images/tv/202606_
    Regardez le logo FIFA: Le flux de mauvaise qualité, c'est TV+ de Canal, le bon, c'est Molotov TV. Les 2 sont configurés en qualité maximale.

  18. Non, la TNT n'offre pas la meilleure image pour la télévision linéaire dlvr.it/TT41qv #TNT #Télévision

  19. Non, la TNT n'offre pas la meilleure image pour la télévision linéaire dlvr.it/TT41qv #TNT #Télévision

  20. 💁🏻‍♀️ TIL: ☄️🏠 On May 30, 2026, a #meteor screaming at nearly 68,000 km/h over #CapeCod released #energy equal to 300 tons of #TNT when it broke apart.

    It was one of several recent fireballs tracked by #satellites, doorbell #cameras, and dashcams – our accidental planetary #defense network. University of #Maine planetarium director Shawn Laatsch explains how friction, shock waves, and #sonicbooms work, and why your odds of being hit by a #meteorite are near zero.

    👉 theconversation.com/sonic-boom

    #astronomy #physics #science #massachusetts #asteroids #atmosphere #nasa #solarsystem

  21. La fin de la TNT Ultra HD (4K) se profile : de nombreux émetteurs éteints, moins de deux ans après le lancement dlvr.it/TSwvTz #TNT #UltraHD