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Another amazing update to CS2 so quickly. Screen shake while spraying has been dramatically reduced. You can very clearly feel the difference, it's almost like there's no shaking at all in the new version. This is a great improvement for the feel of spraying. I almost feel sick watching the old version. When spraying in CS2, players need to be able to feel the recoil, to know where they are in the spray, and to be able to adjust based on the enemy player's movement. I just played a full game with this, and the difference is night and day. Valve has been cooking like CRAZY lately. This is another of those updates that definitely should have been in the game from the very beginning.

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🚨 JUST NOW: Sec. Marco Rubio GOES HARD against Islamic terrorism while mentioning Pope Leo's trip to Africa It MUST be called out — they're slaughtering Christians. "The Pope just returned from Africa, in a very important continent with growing Christian populations, many of whom who are threatened or feel threatened, by the spread of radical Islamic terrorism!" "We care about that."

🚨 JUST NOW: Sec. Marco Rubio GOES HARD against Islamic terrorism while mentioning Pope Leo's trip to Africa It MUST be called out — they're slaughtering Christians. "The Pope just returned from Africa, in a very important continent with growing Christian populations, many of whom who are threatened or feel threatened, by the spread of radical Islamic terrorism!" "We care about that."

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"While some developed countries are stepping back a little from what we call global environmental governance, China is actively stepping in." As China's ecological environment code is set to be submitted for deliberation at this year's two sessions, #UnboxingChina interviewed Dimitri de Boer, director for China of ClientEarth and special advisor of CCICED. He noted that China's strong push for environmental rule of law stems from "a deep desire to see a green and sustainable future". The steps that China takes will "set the tone for what the rest of the world will be doing", he also added. #TwoSessions

"While some developed countries are stepping back a little from what we call global environmental governance, China is actively stepping in." As China's ecological environment code is set to be submitted for deliberation at this year's two sessions, #UnboxingChina interviewed Dimitri de Boer, director for China of ClientEarth and special advisor of CCICED. He noted that China's strong push for environmental rule of law stems from "a deep desire to see a green and sustainable future". The steps that China takes will "set the tone for what the rest of the world will be doing", he also added. #TwoSessions

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🚨 CANADA MAY FINALLY BE MOVING TOWARDS ANOTHER MAJOR OIL PIPELINE Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is open to multiple routes to the West Coast — including alongside existing infrastructure. Her message appears clear: Canada cannot keep sitting on vast energy reserves while allies face shortages and global trade shifts accelerate. With tariffs, geopolitical tensions and energy security back in focus… The argument for getting Alberta oil to tidewater is growing louder. Supporters say: Build. Export. Strengthen energy independence. Critics warn of environmental impact and long-term costs. Question: Should Canada rapidly expand oil infrastructure — or double down elsewhere?

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👤 today our junhui is kind of back home, meeting friends from his hometown 👤 coming back home today to promote your own movie TSE, does it feel any diff compared to when you’re in other cities? 🐱 first of all its true that I haven’t been back to Shenzhen in a long time… so this time being able to come home through this opportunity, I’m really happy 🐱and like Tony just said, I’m very happy to see my hometown friends coming to the cinema and supporting our movie… thank you everyone 🐱 I also hope there’ll be more films like this in the future and that I’ll get to see everyone in the cinema again 🐱 and i hope we can continue to pass on this kind of culture as well! thank you

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I publicly urged the European Commission to stop sending any money to the Palestinian Authority until they stop using their schoolbooks and other materials that spread hatred towards Jews and Christians, and while there is still a glorification of radicalism and terrorism! €2.2 billion was sent by the EU in direct budget support to the Palestinian Authority between 2008 and 2020. Sadly, part of this money was used to print books to spread hatred against Jews. Additionally, the Palestinian Authority is supporting the indoctrination of Palestinian children that killing Jews is an act of martyrdom, which will be rewarded in heaven. No peace can be achieved in the Middle East while the EU is funding books that are still indoctrinating children from a very young age to hate and kill Jews! Jihadist violence cannot be encouraged by misuse of the European taxpayer’s money, nor should be hatred funded by our own money. If the EU wants to be a peacemaker in the Middle East, it is imperative that, going forward, any money given to the Palestinian Authority be strictly conditioned by removing any educational materials that are inciting hatred, violence or terrorist activities among Palestinian children. Thank you." European Parliament July 10, 2023 Ursula von der Leyen

I publicly urged the European Commission to stop sending any money to the Palestinian Authority until they stop using their schoolbooks and other materials that spread hatred towards Jews and Christians, and while there is still a glorification of radicalism and terrorism! €2.2 billion was sent by the EU in direct budget support to the Palestinian Authority between 2008 and 2020. Sadly, part of this money was used to print books to spread hatred against Jews. Additionally, the Palestinian Authority is supporting the indoctrination of Palestinian children that killing Jews is an act of martyrdom, which will be rewarded in heaven. No peace can be achieved in the Middle East while the EU is funding books that are still indoctrinating children from a very young age to hate and kill Jews! Jihadist violence cannot be encouraged by misuse of the European taxpayer’s money, nor should be hatred funded by our own money. If the EU wants to be a peacemaker in the Middle East, it is imperative that, going forward, any money given to the Palestinian Authority be strictly conditioned by removing any educational materials that are inciting hatred, violence or terrorist activities among Palestinian children. Thank you." European Parliament July 10, 2023 Ursula von der Leyen

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Last summer, during a climbing trip in France, I reinjured my back (not while climbing). 12/10 pain and I had to be wheeled through the airport. The flight home was an experience I never want to relive. I resolved to go all-in on rehab. If you’d have told me that 9 months later I’d be able to do this, I’d have called you crazy. After all, I’m a tall, old guy—I’ve never even been able to touch my toes. Jefferson Curls are perhaps the single best exercise for strengthening the intricate scaffold of muscles that support the spine. It also increases range of motion throughout the posterior chain. These days almost everyone has weak hamstrings, glutes, and back from sitting too much. If you have chronic back, hip, or knee problems the solution probably isn’t surgery or chiropractic or meds, it’s movement with resistance. There are no shortcuts—just consistent hard work. Invest in spine health *before* it becomes a problem—your 50-year-old self will thank you.

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I took this video while descending from the summit of Mt Everest (8,848.86 m) and approaching Everest Base Camp on 22 May 2026. Crossing the Khumbu Icefall has always meant navigating collapsing seracs, shifting ladders, and deep crevasses, but now another danger is rapidly appearing across the glacier: newly formed meltwater streams flowing through the ice itself. This did not feel like the Everest I first knew. It felt like witnessing the meltdown of the world’s highest mountain. During the 2026 Everest season, I walked beneath the Khumbu Icefall and felt something deeply unsettling. The mountain no longer looked frozen and permanent. It looked fragile. It looked wounded. Scientists have repeatedly warned that the Himalaya is warming faster than the global average. Study after study shows Himalayan glaciers are melting at an accelerating rate due to rising global temperatures caused by climate change. Some research suggests glaciers across the Hindu Kush–Himalaya region have lost ice significantly faster in recent decades than they did during the previous centuries. If global warming continues unchecked, experts warn that up to one-third, and potentially far more, of Himalayan glacier ice could disappear by the end of this century. What I witnessed on Everest no longer feels distant or theoretical. The warning signs are already here. The ice beneath climbers’ feet is changing. Meltwater is flowing through places that were once permanently frozen. Ancient bodies trapped beneath glaciers are reappearing. Seracs are becoming more unstable. Entire sections of the mountain feel more unpredictable than ever before. For millions of people across Asia, this is not only about mountaineering. The Himalaya is often called the “Third Pole” because it stores one of the world’s largest reserves of ice outside the Arctic and Antarctica. These glaciers feed rivers that support nearly two billion people downstream. What happens here will eventually affect water, food, disasters, and survival far beyond the mountains themselves. As a mountaineer moments like this deeply affect me. We come to these mountains chasing dreams, and summits, but the mountains are now showing us their pain through melting ice, unstable glaciers, collapsing seracs, and silence. Everest is speaking to humanity through this meltdown. The question is whether the world will finally listen before these warnings become irreversible.

I took this video while descending from the summit of Mt Everest (8,848.86 m) and approaching Everest Base Camp on 22 May 2026. Crossing the Khumbu Icefall has always meant navigating collapsing seracs, shifting ladders, and deep crevasses, but now another danger is rapidly appearing across the glacier: newly formed meltwater streams flowing through the ice itself. This did not feel like the Everest I first knew. It felt like witnessing the meltdown of the world’s highest mountain. During the 2026 Everest season, I walked beneath the Khumbu Icefall and felt something deeply unsettling. The mountain no longer looked frozen and permanent. It looked fragile. It looked wounded. Scientists have repeatedly warned that the Himalaya is warming faster than the global average. Study after study shows Himalayan glaciers are melting at an accelerating rate due to rising global temperatures caused by climate change. Some research suggests glaciers across the Hindu Kush–Himalaya region have lost ice significantly faster in recent decades than they did during the previous centuries. If global warming continues unchecked, experts warn that up to one-third, and potentially far more, of Himalayan glacier ice could disappear by the end of this century. What I witnessed on Everest no longer feels distant or theoretical. The warning signs are already here. The ice beneath climbers’ feet is changing. Meltwater is flowing through places that were once permanently frozen. Ancient bodies trapped beneath glaciers are reappearing. Seracs are becoming more unstable. Entire sections of the mountain feel more unpredictable than ever before. For millions of people across Asia, this is not only about mountaineering. The Himalaya is often called the “Third Pole” because it stores one of the world’s largest reserves of ice outside the Arctic and Antarctica. These glaciers feed rivers that support nearly two billion people downstream. What happens here will eventually affect water, food, disasters, and survival far beyond the mountains themselves. As a mountaineer moments like this deeply affect me. We come to these mountains chasing dreams, and summits, but the mountains are now showing us their pain through melting ice, unstable glaciers, collapsing seracs, and silence. Everest is speaking to humanity through this meltdown. The question is whether the world will finally listen before these warnings become irreversible.

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#RHOBH After Show! Kyle addresses tabloid rumours claiming she and Mauricio were getting back together, saying that could not be further from the truth and that the story was completely made up. Kyle says she has theories about who started the rumour but did not share any names. Kyle says that during their family trip to Aspen, Mauricio was “very booked up and looking around.” 👀 Sutton and Erika seem to think Kyle is comfortable with Mauricio’s behaviour, including being seen with other woman, but Kyle says that is not the case. She explains that it is one thing to see it in the tabloids and another to see it in person. Kyle says that on this particular Aspen trip, she did not feel seen or heard by Mauricio and she told him that directly. She says he apologized. Kyle adds that she left Aspen feeling like she would not rush into another family trip again. Kyle also says she and Mauricio were always supposed to have a “big talk” about the future of their relationship but after the Aspen trip, she felt that her feelings were confirmed.

#RHOBH After Show! Kyle addresses tabloid rumours claiming she and Mauricio were getting back together, saying that could not be further from the truth and that the story was completely made up. Kyle says she has theories about who started the rumour but did not share any names. Kyle says that during their family trip to Aspen, Mauricio was “very booked up and looking around.” 👀 Sutton and Erika seem to think Kyle is comfortable with Mauricio’s behaviour, including being seen with other woman, but Kyle says that is not the case. She explains that it is one thing to see it in the tabloids and another to see it in person. Kyle says that on this particular Aspen trip, she did not feel seen or heard by Mauricio and she told him that directly. She says he apologized. Kyle adds that she left Aspen feeling like she would not rush into another family trip again. Kyle also says she and Mauricio were always supposed to have a “big talk” about the future of their relationship but after the Aspen trip, she felt that her feelings were confirmed.

Bye Wig Hello Drama

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Today the COP30 climate conference in Brazil witnessed large-scale protests organized by Indigenous peoples both inside and outside the conference venue. The protesters voiced their opposition to international climate policies that marginalize their rights and lands. They argue that their representation in these conferences is often merely symbolic, with little real influence over environmental and climate decision-making, despite being the traditional guardians of the rainforest and among the most affected by climate change. The Indigenous population in Brazil is estimated at around 900,000 people, spread across more than 300 ethnic and linguistic groups, most of whom live in the Amazon region. This region accounts for over half of Brazil's rainforest and is one of the most important ecosystems in the world. These communities play a crucial role in preserving biodiversity and protecting forests from deforestation, which is often driven by mining projects, commercial agriculture, and logging companies. The protesters demand that Indigenous peoples be granted genuine legal and political rights in environmental decision-making, emphasizing that their lands are not commodities to be sold or financial instruments like carbon credits. They strongly criticize so-called carbon markets and environmental governance funds, which are often used as a cover by multinational corporations to continue exploiting natural resources under the guise of environmental protection, without respecting local communities and their rights. At the same time, several African countries, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Mozambique, Angola, Kenya, and South Africa, have seen widespread protests against carbon markets. These markets grant enormous privileges to multinational corporations to take control of local lands and increase demand for natural resources such as cobalt used in electric car batteries, a sector that often relies on child labor and resource exploitation in conflict zones. The protesters also criticize greenwashing, the practice by which companies use tools such as carbon offsets, green investments, and environmental and social governance funds to market themselves as sustainable and ethical, while continuing to exploit cheap labor and pollute the environment without accountability. Protests in Brazil and Africa represent a single face of green capitalism, a system that reproduces the logic of old colonialism: the Global South bears the greatest burden of climate change and the responsibility to protect the planet, while the wealthy Global North continues to pollute and profit.

Today the COP30 climate conference in Brazil witnessed large-scale protests organized by Indigenous peoples both inside and outside the conference venue. The protesters voiced their opposition to international climate policies that marginalize their rights and lands. They argue that their representation in these conferences is often merely symbolic, with little real influence over environmental and climate decision-making, despite being the traditional guardians of the rainforest and among the most affected by climate change. The Indigenous population in Brazil is estimated at around 900,000 people, spread across more than 300 ethnic and linguistic groups, most of whom live in the Amazon region. This region accounts for over half of Brazil's rainforest and is one of the most important ecosystems in the world. These communities play a crucial role in preserving biodiversity and protecting forests from deforestation, which is often driven by mining projects, commercial agriculture, and logging companies. The protesters demand that Indigenous peoples be granted genuine legal and political rights in environmental decision-making, emphasizing that their lands are not commodities to be sold or financial instruments like carbon credits. They strongly criticize so-called carbon markets and environmental governance funds, which are often used as a cover by multinational corporations to continue exploiting natural resources under the guise of environmental protection, without respecting local communities and their rights. At the same time, several African countries, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Mozambique, Angola, Kenya, and South Africa, have seen widespread protests against carbon markets. These markets grant enormous privileges to multinational corporations to take control of local lands and increase demand for natural resources such as cobalt used in electric car batteries, a sector that often relies on child labor and resource exploitation in conflict zones. The protesters also criticize greenwashing, the practice by which companies use tools such as carbon offsets, green investments, and environmental and social governance funds to market themselves as sustainable and ethical, while continuing to exploit cheap labor and pollute the environment without accountability. Protests in Brazil and Africa represent a single face of green capitalism, a system that reproduces the logic of old colonialism: the Global South bears the greatest burden of climate change and the responsibility to protect the planet, while the wealthy Global North continues to pollute and profit.

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Angel explains the Colorado trip and the accommodations. She says the trip was originally meant to be a couples trip but not all of the couples could fit in her home and she was not going to move her family out, so the plan was always to book another place for the rest of the group. She explains that the trip later shifted from a couples trip to a girls trip since not everyone was in a relationship and because of that change and how far in advance Colorado stays are booked, the accommodations she secured for the women were simply what was available. Angel says she had to choose between having the group stay closer to where she lived or closer to the activities, and she felt it made more sense to stay near the activities. Angel says she is a newbie and was putting the cast trip on her back. She then calls out Gizelle for previously hosting an event in her driveway while not allowing some of the women to use the bathroom inside her home. Angel admits she should have communicated the accommodations more clearly. After watching the episodes, Angel says there is “no relationship” with Gizelle and the reason she comes for Wendy more than Gizelle on the show is because Wendy acts “funky” to her face which she gives her credit for but Ashley and Gizelle acted “perfectly cool and normal” to her face until they were ready to flip on her. Podcast: Way Up With Angela Yee #RHOP

Angel explains the Colorado trip and the accommodations. She says the trip was originally meant to be a couples trip but not all of the couples could fit in her home and she was not going to move her family out, so the plan was always to book another place for the rest of the group. She explains that the trip later shifted from a couples trip to a girls trip since not everyone was in a relationship and because of that change and how far in advance Colorado stays are booked, the accommodations she secured for the women were simply what was available. Angel says she had to choose between having the group stay closer to where she lived or closer to the activities, and she felt it made more sense to stay near the activities. Angel says she is a newbie and was putting the cast trip on her back. She then calls out Gizelle for previously hosting an event in her driveway while not allowing some of the women to use the bathroom inside her home. Angel admits she should have communicated the accommodations more clearly. After watching the episodes, Angel says there is “no relationship” with Gizelle and the reason she comes for Wendy more than Gizelle on the show is because Wendy acts “funky” to her face which she gives her credit for but Ashley and Gizelle acted “perfectly cool and normal” to her face until they were ready to flip on her. Podcast: Way Up With Angela Yee #RHOP

Bye Wig Hello Drama

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