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Dearest Vivian, We miss you so much. A year has passed since that terrible day when we lost you and so many other wonderful people. On that day, the foundations of everything we relied on were shaken – trust was shaken, security was shaken. We are in a terrible crisis. Like all of Israel, we initially found ourselves confused and at a loss, asking ourselves: Where did we go wrong? As time passed and the war continued, the realization sank in that we weren't the ones who erred. Those who didn't listen to our cries were wrong! And it's clear to us now, more than ever, that we have no choice but to continue. We were strengthened tremendously by your family, who continues in your path despite the terrible tragedy – and in many ways, because of it. They, like us, cannot know what you would be thinking had you survived the horrific massacre, but knowing you, we believe you would not have despaired or given up. You would have continued to work tirelessly for a diplomatic agreement and a better future for Israel and the region's residents, so that we can raise our children and future generations here in peace, security, equality, and freedom. And that's what we did – we thought things over, rolled up our sleeves, and we're continuing tirelessly, on our path – your path, for us and also for you. A year has passed; we're still in the midst of a cursed war with no end in sight, and sometimes we feel like we're fighting windmills, but we're not giving up. You would surely be thrilled, along with us, if you could see the international recognition we've received in recent weeks, together with our Palestinian sisters from Women of the Sun. Believe it or not, we have even been nominated together for the Nobel Peace Prize. Dearest Vivian, we hope that in another year we’ll be able to update you that we've succeeded, that they're finally listening to us, and not just overseas, and that what we believe in is happening – women are bringing peace. We promise to dedicate the Nobel Prize we receive to you. May your memory be peace, dear friend. We miss you so much. #VivianSilver Yonatan Zeigen

Dearest Vivian, We miss you so much. A year has passed since that terrible day when we lost you and so many other wonderful people. On that day, the foundations of everything we relied on were shaken – trust was shaken, security was shaken. We are in a terrible crisis. Like all of Israel, we initially found ourselves confused and at a loss, asking ourselves: Where did we go wrong? As time passed and the war continued, the realization sank in that we weren't the ones who erred. Those who didn't listen to our cries were wrong! And it's clear to us now, more than ever, that we have no choice but to continue. We were strengthened tremendously by your family, who continues in your path despite the terrible tragedy – and in many ways, because of it. They, like us, cannot know what you would be thinking had you survived the horrific massacre, but knowing you, we believe you would not have despaired or given up. You would have continued to work tirelessly for a diplomatic agreement and a better future for Israel and the region's residents, so that we can raise our children and future generations here in peace, security, equality, and freedom. And that's what we did – we thought things over, rolled up our sleeves, and we're continuing tirelessly, on our path – your path, for us and also for you. A year has passed; we're still in the midst of a cursed war with no end in sight, and sometimes we feel like we're fighting windmills, but we're not giving up. You would surely be thrilled, along with us, if you could see the international recognition we've received in recent weeks, together with our Palestinian sisters from Women of the Sun. Believe it or not, we have even been nominated together for the Nobel Peace Prize. Dearest Vivian, we hope that in another year we’ll be able to update you that we've succeeded, that they're finally listening to us, and not just overseas, and that what we believe in is happening – women are bringing peace. We promise to dedicate the Nobel Prize we receive to you. May your memory be peace, dear friend. We miss you so much. #VivianSilver Yonatan Zeigen

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Rob Gronkowski says Tom Brady refused to leave a fourth-quarter blowout against the coach's wishes so he could throw Gronk the 55th catch that triggered a $500,000 bonus "It was the third quarter, we were up like 35–0, so they pulled the starters. But Tampa's cool. They want you to make all the possible money that you can make." "Our offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich always said in the meeting, there's two things that you take away from football in the end: it's your relationships and it's the money that you make." "Those are the two things that stick with you forever. And he says, 'If we're up, obviously the most important thing is to win the game, but if we're up and you need an extra catch, we're going to get you that extra catch. We're going to get you that money.'" "Tom was like, 'Hey, we got to get one more catch.' We drew a play right on the sideline. 'Hey Rob, motion across, you're just going to run a diagonal, I'm going to hit you.' And boom… I actually did an illegal motion, but they didn't call it because the game was way out of reach. That was my 55th catch to hit my last incentive in my contract."

Rob Gronkowski says Tom Brady refused to leave a fourth-quarter blowout against the coach's wishes so he could throw Gronk the 55th catch that triggered a $500,000 bonus "It was the third quarter, we were up like 35–0, so they pulled the starters. But Tampa's cool. They want you to make all the possible money that you can make." "Our offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich always said in the meeting, there's two things that you take away from football in the end: it's your relationships and it's the money that you make." "Those are the two things that stick with you forever. And he says, 'If we're up, obviously the most important thing is to win the game, but if we're up and you need an extra catch, we're going to get you that extra catch. We're going to get you that money.'" "Tom was like, 'Hey, we got to get one more catch.' We drew a play right on the sideline. 'Hey Rob, motion across, you're just going to run a diagonal, I'm going to hit you.' And boom… I actually did an illegal motion, but they didn't call it because the game was way out of reach. That was my 55th catch to hit my last incentive in my contract."

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Henry makes the case for going public in a world where companies can stay private forever: "There's a view that you can be an indefinite private company. This might be an incredible path for certain companies. You are not beholden to short cycle performance, so you can drive growth, innovation, profitability and discipline in your business on a timeframe that lines up with your individual business. The path to building a generational company through the public markets is proven. If you understand how to do it, it's actually very clear what you do. Netflix started as a DVD mail business. To Reed's credit, he realized that streaming was the future and he wanted to tackle this offensively. Like any transition, it's a little messy. What do the public markets do? First, it sent a signal to Netflix that you're under a real transition here and your assumptions on your financial model need to have a wider fan of scenarios. Two, it allowed Reed to basically align external and internal investments and get his entire senior team aligned on what they needed to do, but also realigned on incentives. I believe to build a great company, you have to balance growth, profitability, and innovation. You have to be in the "and" business, not the "or" business."

Henry makes the case for going public in a world where companies can stay private forever: "There's a view that you can be an indefinite private company. This might be an incredible path for certain companies. You are not beholden to short cycle performance, so you can drive growth, innovation, profitability and discipline in your business on a timeframe that lines up with your individual business. The path to building a generational company through the public markets is proven. If you understand how to do it, it's actually very clear what you do. Netflix started as a DVD mail business. To Reed's credit, he realized that streaming was the future and he wanted to tackle this offensively. Like any transition, it's a little messy. What do the public markets do? First, it sent a signal to Netflix that you're under a real transition here and your assumptions on your financial model need to have a wider fan of scenarios. Two, it allowed Reed to basically align external and internal investments and get his entire senior team aligned on what they needed to do, but also realigned on incentives. I believe to build a great company, you have to balance growth, profitability, and innovation. You have to be in the "and" business, not the "or" business."

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🚨 $HIMS CEO ANDREW DUDUM ON WHY HE WANTED TO IPO AND GROW THE COMPANY IN THE PUBLIC MARKETS "You have to have a stomach of steel, but more importantly, the team has to get really good very quickly at both setting quarterly targets and meeting long-term vision." "You have to be able to tell The Street with confidence, 'We're gonna hit these numbers a year out,' and then you have to hit them, or else you lose all trust." "When you step back and look at some of the biggest companies in the world... Google and Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, these companies were public within a few years of being founded." "The founders put themselves in the public markets and then had to be forced with both having a long-term vision and building a great business." "And not saying you can't do this in the private markets, but the public markets make it required. And so as a competitive person, I've loved that environment. I've loved what it's done to our team. And I think it has prepared us to be able to go after a much bigger opportunity."

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"We expected to be here, we didn't have the team together. We knew we were going to be in this playoff, and it's business." Indiana Head Coach Curt Cignetti joined the College Football Rankings Reaction Show. Watch Live:

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CBS Sports College Football 🏈

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David Stearns was asked if he feels he put Carlos Mendoza in a position to succeed this season: "I think, when you look at our record right now, this is not where we want to be. We all came into this season believing we were going to have a better year. I thought we were going to have a better year. Our players thought we were going to have a better year. Certainly, Mendy thought we were going to have a better year. We haven't."

David Stearns was asked if he feels he put Carlos Mendoza in a position to succeed this season: "I think, when you look at our record right now, this is not where we want to be. We all came into this season believing we were going to have a better year. I thought we were going to have a better year. Our players thought we were going to have a better year. Certainly, Mendy thought we were going to have a better year. We haven't."

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🎙️| We were resolute first half, I thought we were decent. We defended well and packed a punch going forward but second half we just switched off for 10 minutes and then it's game over - Steven Kelly 🔵 🎙️| I think Beto has to score that chance in the first half, when you're away from home at places like that, you have to take the chance when you get them. It might sound harsh but your striker has to score - Benj 🔵 Listen and watch now...

🎙️| We were resolute first half, I thought we were decent. We defended well and packed a punch going forward but second half we just switched off for 10 minutes and then it's game over - Steven Kelly 🔵 🎙️| I think Beto has to score that chance in the first half, when you're away from home at places like that, you have to take the chance when you get them. It might sound harsh but your striker has to score - Benj 🔵 Listen and watch now...

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Phillies President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski talks about his team's negotiations with Bo Bichette in free agency before he signed with the Mets: "I can't say that we ever thought it was done. We thought we were very close to having a deal done. We thought it was going to happen, but it wasn't done. There's a difference between the two. As I've explained to some other people, it's a situation where in baseball, and agents run things differently between themselves, they do things in different ways. Until you sign a memo of understanding, you don't have a deal done. We did not sign one of those. It wasn't that we weren't moving towards that direction. It isn't to think that we were going to get there based upon our conversations, but we did not get to that point so I can't say that I ever thought we had it done. I did think we were going to get a deal done."

Phillies President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski talks about his team's negotiations with Bo Bichette in free agency before he signed with the Mets: "I can't say that we ever thought it was done. We thought we were very close to having a deal done. We thought it was going to happen, but it wasn't done. There's a difference between the two. As I've explained to some other people, it's a situation where in baseball, and agents run things differently between themselves, they do things in different ways. Until you sign a memo of understanding, you don't have a deal done. We did not sign one of those. It wasn't that we weren't moving towards that direction. It isn't to think that we were going to get there based upon our conversations, but we did not get to that point so I can't say that I ever thought we had it done. I did think we were going to get a deal done."

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Co-interim GMs Michael Finley and Matt Riccardi on the decision to trade Anthony Davis: Finley: “We decided as an organization, front office & management; we needed to do something to bring back the winning culture in Dallas.” Riccardi: “We had to take an honest look in the mirror and realize where we were & where we wanted to be. Sometimes the path is not straightforward. Sometimes you have to go a little roundabout way to get to get where we want to go.”

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"In Miami, it's a package that you take a step back, you kind of re assess where you are moving forward. You get assets and then try to rebuild and retool... He has spent the last few days abroad, waiting where he is going to be traded. It's going to be Boston or Miami" - Shams Charania on the Heat trade package for the Bucks

"In Miami, it's a package that you take a step back, you kind of re assess where you are moving forward. You get assets and then try to rebuild and retool... He has spent the last few days abroad, waiting where he is going to be traded. It's going to be Boston or Miami" - Shams Charania on the Heat trade package for the Bucks

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Harry are you really engaged to Zoë Kravitz? It's not really my business I'm only 24 and stuff but I have always thought that we were going to get married

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Mariana: Hi Lewis, I believe you were expecting much more or not? ... You had the car... Whats going on? Tell me? 😭🫶 Lewis: Well, we didn't have the car, obviously. I honestly thought that we were faster than we were. I think we need to look at our practice sessions because obviously it was very promising on Friday. We made, I think, a step in the wrong direction on Saturday morning and we didn't move from there. And the car was just very weak in the middle and the last sector. So we couldn't get close to the cars ahead. Soso ultimately, I think process-wise we can improve and then set up the direction that we took was wrong. But I think also the guys around us were really quick. We just needed to qualify quick. Mariana: Yeah, that's why I said that I thought that you had the car for a better position because yesterday you said it was actually a process problem, you know, choosing the right or the wrong tyres. Lewis: Yeah, I think if we qualified in the top three, I think we would have probably stayed there, you know, because people weren't overtaking. So it's just down to qualifying. Mariana: Thank You. - F1 2025 Azerbaijan -

Mariana: Hi Lewis, I believe you were expecting much more or not? ... You had the car... Whats going on? Tell me? 😭🫶 Lewis: Well, we didn't have the car, obviously. I honestly thought that we were faster than we were. I think we need to look at our practice sessions because obviously it was very promising on Friday. We made, I think, a step in the wrong direction on Saturday morning and we didn't move from there. And the car was just very weak in the middle and the last sector. So we couldn't get close to the cars ahead. Soso ultimately, I think process-wise we can improve and then set up the direction that we took was wrong. But I think also the guys around us were really quick. We just needed to qualify quick. Mariana: Yeah, that's why I said that I thought that you had the car for a better position because yesterday you said it was actually a process problem, you know, choosing the right or the wrong tyres. Lewis: Yeah, I think if we qualified in the top three, I think we would have probably stayed there, you know, because people weren't overtaking. So it's just down to qualifying. Mariana: Thank You. - F1 2025 Azerbaijan -

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SHERIFF IVEY: If you mob a car you are going to get dragged across the street. If you spit or hit us you are going to the hospital and bit by one of our big beautiful dogs. If you throw a brick at our deputies we will be notifying your family where to collect your remains.

SHERIFF IVEY: If you mob a car you are going to get dragged across the street. If you spit or hit us you are going to the hospital and bit by one of our big beautiful dogs. If you throw a brick at our deputies we will be notifying your family where to collect your remains.

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I found myself watching this 90s video again and I really miss this decade. The 90s were the last era where everyone occupied the exact same reality. There were no custom algorithms curating a personal feed. We stood in line for the exact same movie tickets, and we jammed the same cartridges into our consoles when we got back. When a massive cultural moment dropped, nobody missed it. You either participated, or you had absolutely nothing to talk about the next day. Having limited options is what actually forced us to pay attention. You actually had to pop the tape in and commit to what you were watching. We traded a connected culture for an infinite scroll. There will never be another decade like this.

I found myself watching this 90s video again and I really miss this decade. The 90s were the last era where everyone occupied the exact same reality. There were no custom algorithms curating a personal feed. We stood in line for the exact same movie tickets, and we jammed the same cartridges into our consoles when we got back. When a massive cultural moment dropped, nobody missed it. You either participated, or you had absolutely nothing to talk about the next day. Having limited options is what actually forced us to pay attention. You actually had to pop the tape in and commit to what you were watching. We traded a connected culture for an infinite scroll. There will never be another decade like this.

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🍒: you have to be with us when all 13 of us are together again 🐰: promise? 🍒: we have to go get them 🍊: coups hyung said he’s gonna catch you! he’s going to catch you in this speed 🍊: “where have you been? where?!” forever here to stay, seventeen. 🥺

🍒: you have to be with us when all 13 of us are together again 🐰: promise? 🍒: we have to go get them 🍊: coups hyung said he’s gonna catch you! he’s going to catch you in this speed 🍊: “where have you been? where?!” forever here to stay, seventeen. 🥺

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Let me tell you, when the Cardinals traded for Will Clark at the trade deadline in 2000, I bet they didn't know they were going to catch this much lightning in a bottle!

Let me tell you, when the Cardinals traded for Will Clark at the trade deadline in 2000, I bet they didn't know they were going to catch this much lightning in a bottle!

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