Fwd: G-4

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Md.Jahidur Islam <jahid.sust09@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, May 1, 2024, 2:38 AM
Subject: G-4
To: Md.Jahidur Islam <jahid.sust09@gmail.com>

Virus-free.www.avast.com

Bangla

35 copy

Last Chance (For Now): Please Rate Our Newsletter

Our survey is closing soon! Let us know how we're doing!

Hello! Thanks for subscribing to the Pocket newsletter. Our biannual reader survey is closing soon. If you haven't already, would you mind filling out this short survey to let us know what you think about the email? It should take about 5 minutes of your time. Take the survey › Your answers will help us improve our curation and the content you see every day. Thanks! The Pocket Team You're receiving this email because you signed up for Pocket. To update your email preferences click here. © 2023 Mozilla Corporation, 149 New Montgomery St, 4th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105   Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy | Help

🌎 You recently turned on Location History

Hi Linnex Computer You turned on Location History on April 29, 2024 at 13:31 Bangladesh Standard Time. You can pause and unpause it anytime. This is a Google Account-level setting that saves where you go in your private Timeline, to help you remember the places you visited and the routes you traveled. Location History data also helps give you personalized information on Google, including better restaurant recommendations, and suggestions for a faster commute. Manage your Location History Visit your private Timeline to view, edit and delete your Location History Go to your Timeline Pause your Location History Visit Activity controls anytime to pause your Location History Go to Activity controls You received this one-time email because you turned on Location History. Google LLC 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043

How Fit Can You Get From Just Walking?

An AI Grift That Can Poison You. A Grammar Rule You Probably Don't Know About.

April 30, 2024 Sibling Therapy, Zillow Gone Wild, and Playgrounds for All Ages Ten picks for today, curated by our editors. Plus, a Titanic reading list. 1   Must Read 72 Minutes Until the End of the World? POLITICO Kathy Gilsinan Save 2   Global Perspective 'In the US They Think We're Communists!' The 70,000 Workers Showing the World Another Way to Earn a Living The Guardian Oliver Balch Save 3   Behind the Scenes The Wild Rise of Zillow Gone Wild The Washington Post Rachel Kurzius Save 4   Popularity Contest These Baby Names Were Everywhere In the 90s. Now They've Almost Vanished. Fatherly Devan McGuinness Save 5   Not So Fun-gi The AI Grift That Can Literally Poison You Vox Constance Grady Save 6   Sweet Dreams The Forgotten Medieval Habit of 'Two Sleeps' BBC Future Zaria Gorvett Save 7   Better Living All Grown up, but Still Fighting? Why More Siblings Are Turning to Therapy, Together NPR Carrie Feibel Save 8   Good to Know How Fit Can You Get From Just Walking? GQ Graham Isador Save 9   Third Spaces Swing Sets Aren't Just for Kids Anymore Bloomberg Alexandra Lange Save 10   Did You Know You Know This? How Non-English Speakers Learn This Crazy Grammar Rule You Know But Never Heard Of Quartz Cassie Werber Save Collection Why the Titanic Remains a Cultural Obsession Our national fascination with the doomed sea vessel runs deeper than a ship-sinking iceberg. Titanic Survivor Recalls Disaster: 'I Shall Probably Dream About It Tonight' BBC Greg McKevitt Save More than a century since the Titanic sank, this first-person testimony of survivor Frank Prentice remains a powerful and harrowing account of the sheer terror felt by those on board. There Are Still Secrets to Be Found on Titanic. These Graphics Explore Them USA TODAY George Petras, Janet Loehrke Save It sank 112 years ago, but our obsession with the RMS Titanic continues. How the Titanic's Gym Forever Changed Fitness ESPN Ryan Hockensmith Save On the 26th anniversary of James Cameron's "Titanic," it's worth taking a deep dive into one of the most influential parts of the epic ship: the gym. The Deadly Dive to the Titanic CBC Scott Anderson Save Canadian authorities watched an experimental submersible come and go from St. John's Harbour for three years before it imploded with five passengers onboard as they made their way toward the wreck of the Titanic. In Case You Missed It   Yesterday's Most Read Story Stop Annoying Everyone With These Common Email Mistakes Fast Company Stephanie Vozza Save Thanks for reading! If you enjoyed this newsletter, please share it with a friend. Was this email forwarded to you? Subscribe now to get Pocket in your inbox every day. Take Pocket everywhere You're receiving this email because you subscribed to Pocket. Unsubscribe • Manage Preferences • Privacy Policy • Help Center • Advertise © 2024 Mozilla Corporation, 149 New Montgomery St, 4th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105