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Exploder may seem like an easy move, but it's not. Misawa, who was called "genius of bumping", described move as "troublesome". Jun Akiyama initially threw his opponents sideways, making it difficult to catch a passive position #ajpw #三沢光晴 #秋山準

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26 years ago today - Mitsuharu Misawa vs. Jun Akiyama Real generational change that Misawa was so eager for, and Akiyama put on the best performance of his career. Selling of the neck from Misawa at the highest level! #ajpw #三沢光晴 #秋山準
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26 years ago today - Mitsuharu Misawa vs. Jun Akiyama Real generational change that Misawa was so eager for, and Akiyama put on the best performance of his career. Selling of the neck from Misawa at the highest level! #ajpw #三沢光晴 #秋山準

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What a series of moves! Jun Akiyama became a definite problem for Mitsuharu Misawa in 1998. The moment when the camera starts to shake because of the crowding of people gives me goosebumps! #ajpw #三沢光晴 #秋山準
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What a series of moves! Jun Akiyama became a definite problem for Mitsuharu Misawa in 1998. The moment when the camera starts to shake because of the crowding of people gives me goosebumps! #ajpw #三沢光晴 #秋山準

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30 years ago today - Akira Taue vs. Mitsuharu Misawa An unusual, high-speed match. It may come as a shock to some, but Taue became the first Pillar to defeat Misawa! #ajpw #田上明 #三沢光晴
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Sunjay Legacy Battle | "Now, it may happen from an illiterate, it will not happen from somebody like Sunjay Kapoor, that he describes himself not as a testator, which is the male version of somebody who executes a will, but he's described as a testatrix. And the recital and the declaration of the will describes him as a her. Sanjay has signed this will as a her and as a testatrix. To my limited experience with Sanjay Kapoor and his dealings, he was certainly not that careless." #Catch Mahesh Jethmalani, Senior Advocate, SC ( Mahesh Jethmalani) in conversation with Republic Executive Editor Rhythm Anand Bharadwaj ( Rhythm Anand Bhardwaj) Tune in to LIVE TV for fastest #BREAKING alerts -
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Nia Nacci revealed she was involved in a group encounter with Diddy at 22, saying the experience was far less exciting than expected. She claimed Diddy was present and they h00ked up, but described him as one of the least memorable celebrities she’s been with. She also addressed rumors about his anatomy, calling it “average” and dismissing claims it was unusually small. Nia added that alleged substance use at the time may have affected his performance, making the encounter even less memorable. “I f*ck3d a lot of celebrities though and he was like the least like exciting…It's not three inch*s, It's like a normal size, It's like average six”
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Don Paul Bales says some of the UFO crafts he was read in on are like living organisms Don Paul -“when I was read in on all of the differing types of craft, one thing that I did not know based on my personal experiences up to, then I'd had experiences before then. But when exposed to, and I don't think I can discuss exactly in detail these classifications, but let's say that some were actual craft, UAP and others in my mind appeared to be more like an actual NHI like an organism. Like it's not, you wouldn't describe it as a ship, more like a well in the ocean. But these non-human intelligences are able to move about our natural universe. Much like we walk around on land and you know, whales swim in the ocean. But in, and there's another dimension too, literally metaphysically that some of these entities seem to be trans dimensional. They can move in ways that, I mean like they're there and they're not there.” Link to interview in comments

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They recycled Hitler's exact playbook and nobody blinked. Valentin Berezhkov, a Soviet diplomat who witnessed Hitler's declaration of war against the USSR, described what he heard in 1941: "They did not even call it a war - they framed it as a defensive move. The Soviet Union was supposedly threatening Germany and European civilization, so Hitler had to act to defend his country." Now compare that to what you've been hearing for the past 80 years: 1941: the USSR is called a threat to "European civilization" - an invasion framed as defense. 40 years later: similar rhetoric from a different side of the world. 80 years later: still the same language.

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Update on Tractor Trev 🚜 It’s not been easy. Firstly he’s got sick again, today he had a fever and his eyes were swollen. It was vital we got him to the vets but as always he’s just so hard to move keeping in mind he doesn’t tolerate a harness and we have to be careful with his neck. We brought Chow again and it kind of worked 😅… for now Trev is back in the vets and having his fever treated and to just keep an eye on him. Send love 🙏🏻❤️

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The Devil thinks he's already won... In 1831, the German artist Friedrich August Moritz Retzsch created a painting called "Checkmate." It portrays a chess game between a young man and the Devil, with the man's soul at stake. The Devil sits confidently. The young man stares at the board, convinced everything is lost. The scene appears final. But the story surrounding this painting took a remarkable turn years later... According to a well-known anecdote first recorded in the late 19th century, the legendary American chess master Paul Morphy once studied a copy of the painting. He examined the board and came to a startling conclusion: the game was not over. The young man was not in checkmate. Hidden within the position was still a move — one that could escape the trap and turn the game against the Devil. Morphy, one of the greatest chess minds who ever lived, showed that the apparently lost game could still be won. What once looked like the moment of inevitable defeat became a reminder that despair can be an illusion... The chessboard in Retzsch's painting came to symbolize life itself. Sometimes the position looks hopeless. Every move seems blocked. The enemy appears to have already won. But the lesson is simple: Look again. There may still be a move left. And the move that saves everything is often the one no one else could see. Even when the board looks lost, the game may not be over...
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The Devil thinks he's already won... In 1831, the German artist Friedrich August Moritz Retzsch created a painting called "Checkmate." It portrays a chess game between a young man and the Devil, with the man's soul at stake. The Devil sits confidently. The young man stares at the board, convinced everything is lost. The scene appears final. But the story surrounding this painting took a remarkable turn years later... According to a well-known anecdote first recorded in the late 19th century, the legendary American chess master Paul Morphy once studied a copy of the painting. He examined the board and came to a startling conclusion: the game was not over. The young man was not in checkmate. Hidden within the position was still a move — one that could escape the trap and turn the game against the Devil. Morphy, one of the greatest chess minds who ever lived, showed that the apparently lost game could still be won. What once looked like the moment of inevitable defeat became a reminder that despair can be an illusion... The chessboard in Retzsch's painting came to symbolize life itself. Sometimes the position looks hopeless. Every move seems blocked. The enemy appears to have already won. But the lesson is simple: Look again. There may still be a move left. And the move that saves everything is often the one no one else could see. Even when the board looks lost, the game may not be over...

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Jasmine Crockett and other Democrats from Congress went to Minneapolis to see the 5 year old boy that was detained by ICE, Liam Ramos. What she says about this encounter will KILL some of your brain cells. "I don't even know if what I saw out of Liam was asleep, because I've dealt with a lot of kids and when I tried to touch him, tried to move him just to see if I could get his eyes to open, his eyes never opened. We never saw his eyes open the entire time we were there. And he did not necessarily seem like he was asleep. There wasn't kind of the heavy breathing that sometimes occurs when you're asleep. I was very concerned about his appearance as well, as he appeared a bit pale." WOW, a SLEEPING kid doesn't open his eyes??? That's a HUGE deal. And he was pale? It's not like it isn't the middle of winter right?? Free Liam now! 🙄

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Kamu rambles about Jason: "Dude I feel great. I don't take anything personal, he's upset bro, I get it. He had his whole game blown up. Was it his fault? Yeah absolutely. Did I have reason to blow up his game? Yeah absolutely I did. But regardless he got his whole game blown up, he got put up as a replacement nom, he lost the comp, he's upset. I thought it was the right thing on a human level to try to like...For me it's really not personal, so like, he was obviously super emotional and I had questioned that I don't think he wants to hear anything from me at all. So, I questioned maybe I try to shake his hand, but I was like I don't think that's probably the right move, so when he walked by, I just kinda went to put my hand on his shoulder like as kinda like a gesture of like hey man..." *cam switches* #BB28 #BBBitez

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Naval Ravikant once shared a story about Elon Musk confronting Bill Gates after learning that Gates had shorted Tesla, a position amounting to roughly 1% of Tesla’s total shares Over time, that bet may have already cost Gates more than $10 billion. If Tesla becomes the world’s most valuable company by a wide margin, that short position will bankrupt even Bill Gates Musk was genuinely confused. How could someone who publicly championed clean energy bet against a company that was actively building it? Gates reportedly described it as “just a financial move.” But for Musk, it was never about money According to Naval, that moment revealed something fundamental about Elon Musk. He is not driven by status or wealth, he is driven by purpose. The billions he earns are not trophies, they are tools. Tools to build rockets, electric vehicles, and a future beyond Earth Source: Scott Adams, Naval
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Naval Ravikant once shared a story about Elon Musk confronting Bill Gates after learning that Gates had shorted Tesla, a position amounting to roughly 1% of Tesla’s total shares Over time, that bet may have already cost Gates more than $10 billion. If Tesla becomes the world’s most valuable company by a wide margin, that short position will bankrupt even Bill Gates Musk was genuinely confused. How could someone who publicly championed clean energy bet against a company that was actively building it? Gates reportedly described it as “just a financial move.” But for Musk, it was never about money According to Naval, that moment revealed something fundamental about Elon Musk. He is not driven by status or wealth, he is driven by purpose. The billions he earns are not trophies, they are tools. Tools to build rockets, electric vehicles, and a future beyond Earth Source: Scott Adams, Naval

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After an opening 74 at the PGA Championship that he described as “shit”, Rory McIlroy bounced back with a bogey free 67 that he says was “not as shit” to comfortably make the cut. Despite unanimous praise from fans about the Aronimink set up, Rory is not as impressed: “The only thing I would say is, I think a bunched leaderboard like this, I think it's a sign of not a great setup, I think when it's as bunched as it is, because it hasn't really enabled anyone to separate themselves. It's like, you know, it's easy to make a ton of pars, hard to make birdies, and not that it's hard to make bogey, but it feels like bogey's the worst score you're going to shoot on any one hole. “There's not a lot of hazards. There's not, you know -- yeah, I think the setup is fine, like the golf course is good, the pins were tough, and the wind was what it was as well. But I just think, yeah, I've always felt like really good setups, it starts to spread the field a bit, and not great setups sort of bring everyone together. I feel like that's what's happened the last two days.” Rory is 5 shots back of the lead in T30th position heading into the weekend and says he still feels like he is in with a chance: “At five back I do feel like I'm right in the tournament, and that's really what I wanted to do today was to just get myself back in it, and I feel like I've done that.” Rory has a Saturday pairing with Brooks Koepka at 11am EST. He will need 2 low ones over the next 2 days if he is to claim his third PGA Championship and be halfway towards completing the calendar year Grand Slam. Rory McIlroy PGA Championship
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After an opening 74 at the PGA Championship that he described as “shit”, Rory McIlroy bounced back with a bogey free 67 that he says was “not as shit” to comfortably make the cut. Despite unanimous praise from fans about the Aronimink set up, Rory is not as impressed: “The only thing I would say is, I think a bunched leaderboard like this, I think it's a sign of not a great setup, I think when it's as bunched as it is, because it hasn't really enabled anyone to separate themselves. It's like, you know, it's easy to make a ton of pars, hard to make birdies, and not that it's hard to make bogey, but it feels like bogey's the worst score you're going to shoot on any one hole. “There's not a lot of hazards. There's not, you know -- yeah, I think the setup is fine, like the golf course is good, the pins were tough, and the wind was what it was as well. But I just think, yeah, I've always felt like really good setups, it starts to spread the field a bit, and not great setups sort of bring everyone together. I feel like that's what's happened the last two days.” Rory is 5 shots back of the lead in T30th position heading into the weekend and says he still feels like he is in with a chance: “At five back I do feel like I'm right in the tournament, and that's really what I wanted to do today was to just get myself back in it, and I feel like I've done that.” Rory has a Saturday pairing with Brooks Koepka at 11am EST. He will need 2 low ones over the next 2 days if he is to claim his third PGA Championship and be halfway towards completing the calendar year Grand Slam. Rory McIlroy PGA Championship

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