The documentary everyone would recognize. Not because they've watched... it. Because they've lived it. Women still do 2.5× more unpaid care work than men. It's time to recognize this invisible labour, value it, and #ShareTheCare. Learn more:show more

i still get surprised every time I see this... clip because what do you mean wonwoo can dance like this and still doesn't do it more often?show more

Would you choose to let go of this home... if it sat on your land? Or would you do everything you could to save her? For most of us, the expense alone would be too great. Not because we don’t care, but because preservation often asks more than we can give. North Carolina📍show more

This is the Conservative Leader of the Norfolk County... Council accusing me of 'bitching' and 'moaning' because they've colluded with Labour to cancel our elections. AGAIN. I have a message, Kay. GET USED TO IT.show more

Diana Taurasi said, "You actually have to care about... everyone. A lot of people can’t do that." True leaders serve other before themselves. Great leadership is obvious. You recognize it instantly. You feel it. You see it. It’s rare - because putting others first isn’t easy.show more

This movie is absolutely amazing. I recommend it to... everyone, it's really enjoyable and the greatest to watch! It deserves more than a 10/10.show more

People get genuinely emotional when you suggest low reps... build muscle better. Not "equally well." BETTER. Why? Because they've invested years into high-rep training and the cognitive dissonance is unbearable. Admitting that 4-6 reps is superior means admitting they've spent years accumulating unnecessary fatigue and making slower progress than they could have. It's easier to get angry at the messenger than accept the message. I get it. Nobody wants to hear they've been doing it wrong. But the alternative is continuing to do it wrong for another 5 years while defending your suboptimal approach to strangers on the internet. Pride or progress. Choose one.show more

Why are we moving to Paris? (Up to 50%... for now transitioning to full time in future). Because of Trump. Because we can-we recognize we’re very fortunate and we’re grabbing the chance while we have it.show more

Trump is pointing to what he says are major... changes happening in places like Minnesota, and tying it straight to immigration and welfare policies. And he’s not sugarcoating it. His argument is simple, if leadership keeps allowing this, the country changes in ways people don’t recognize anymore. That’s why this issue keeps getting louder. Because more people feel like it’s already happening.show more

On this Earth Day, it’s only fair to recognize... that Elon Musk has done more to protect the environment than anyone else alive. "Tesla has done more to help the environment than all other companies combined. So it would be fair to say that, as the leader of Tesla, I’ve done more for the environment than any single human on Earth"show more

Okay yall. I did it. Textured + Holographic Gold... art pieces are working out. I've always wanted to do Gold ones but I knew I wanted to make it holographic (at least). Well this is textured too. It's a pain in the butt to make. But it's beautiful. Because it's a lot more work, I'm charging $5 more than the regular ones. Only 1 design available now - the Mega Charizard X EX one, 10 in stock for now. It's hard! I'm a dad. I'll try to do more after. There will be more don't worry. Link below! Also this one is not waterproof and scratched resistant, please treat it with care! What's next? Gold, BWRs, Rainbows? Gotta make em allshow more

You've heard me say it many times: Wall Street... didn't build this country, the middle class did, and unions built the middle class. UAW workers deserve what they've earned, and they've earned a hell of a lot more than what they're getting paid now.show more

ECLAMPSIA: ONE OF THE MOST DREADED IN PREGNANCY AND... LABOUR. DO NOT WAIT TO HAVE SEIZURES AT HOME BEFORE YOU TREAT THAT RAISED BLOOD PRESSURE IN PREGNANCY Walk with me... Will you? ...Long read. When Danger Whispers Before It Screams: Eclampsia, and the Women We Are Still Losing Dear Women and Men, My dearies, no pregnant woman should convulse before we care, and this is not poetry, this is policy, this is science, this is humanity. When I watched that video, a woman convulsing in pregnancy, I felt my heart splinter, just a little, because I have stood in that room before, and I have fought that fight, and I have watched a shaking body argue with death. It is never sudden. It only looks sudden to those who arrive at the last sentence without reading the earlier chapters. That lifeless stare, that chaos of limbs, that trembling cry, it is the final paragraph of a story that could have been rewritten much earlier, and much more gently. We call it eclampsia, a name that sounds almost elegant, and yet it is one of pregnancy’s most ruthless murderers. It is what happens when blood pressure rises and rises, and then decides it wants more, more damage, more danger, more destruction. The brain rebels, the liver strains, the kidneys falter, and the woman, the woman who is carrying life, begins to lose herself. Sometimes it announces itself with blurred vision, and sometimes with swelling feet we excuse, and sometimes with a headache that drums and drums and refuses to be ignored. And then, suddenly, the body convulses, and the room fills with panic, and everyone asks, How did this happen? But before eclampsia, there is pre-eclampsia, and it is quiet, and deceptive, and almost polite. It comes with numbers slightly raised, with symptoms easily dismissed, with discomfort we normalize because women are taught to endure. We say, It’s stress, and It’s pregnancy, and It will pass. And we forget that danger rarely knocks loudly; it prefers to whisper first. And so we miss it. And then we mourn it. This is why antenatal care is not ceremony, not routine, not something to be postponed. It is a rescue mission. When a blood pressure cuff tightens around your arm, and when urine is tested for protein, it is not box-ticking, it is listening. It is watching. It is standing between a whisper and a scream. It is the difference between prevention and tragedy. So, my dear women, do not wait for your body to convulse before you seek help. Do not cradle pain in silence, and do not let culture, or fear, or false reassurance convince you that everything will be fine. Sometimes it will not unless we act, and unless we care, and unless we pay attention. Because truly, no pregnant woman should die. Not in a world that has magnesium sulphate to still the storm. Not when blood pressure can be controlled and babies can be delivered safely. Not when knowledge exists, and care can save both mother and child. And so, when next you see that video, do not scroll past, and do not sigh and move on. Let it interrupt you. Let it remind you to check a blood pressure, to attend that appointment, to insist on care. Let it remind you that antenatal care is not only about the baby, it is about the woman carrying life itself. Because eclampsia is not destiny, and it is not punishment, and it is not inevitable. It is preventable. And no pregnant woman should convulse before we care.show more

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These have been great when they work but they... do dumb things more often than not. This one was not docking correctly so I reset it to the charging station and told it to go recharge. This is what it proceeded to do. Tech is great but it’s not ready yet.show more

Hard work is necessary. But hard work without understanding... is just expensive struggle. Most people stay stuck because they only know how to grind. Learn the game. Then play it better than everyone else.show more

As cool as this Mech race was it would... be WAY more ARTISTIC and CHARMING if modders replaced the mech with a GIANT anime women. Please do that and NOT shrek for the 100th time.show more