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Kesha reveals how difficult it was spending nine years in litigation fighting for the rights to her voice, her face, and herself back after signing a record deal at 18. She says that during the litigation, she’d go on tour and perform hit songs, but it was really difficult and lonely because of the anxiety and fear she was living with, saying it felt like she was being punished. “I got found when i was 17 and i signed the record deal at 18 years old. And this record deal signed away the rights to my voice and likeness in perpetuity in the universe. It’s such a weird concept that somebody else can own something that’s coming from inside of my body, like that’s so weird spiritually speaking. And to really be fighting for the rights to my own voice, and my own face, to myself. Like what are we talking about for it to go on and on, nine years is a long time. And there was a lot of support and that support carried me through. Like one tweet could carry me through for months. Like one stranger on Twitter that I should not be on Twitter, but I was and I saw them and like that would carry me for a really long time. It was hard. in this litigation I would go out on tour and I would sing the hit songs and I tried but it was really difficult, complicated, really confusing for me, even like the emotions were so complicated. I was so lonely in how anxious I was and how much fear I had because we're told to speak up and stand up for ourselves and say something, you know, and I felt like why am I getting like punished”

Kesha reveals how difficult it was spending nine years in litigation fighting for the rights to her voice, her face, and herself back after signing a record deal at 18. She says that during the litigation, she’d go on tour and perform hit songs, but it was really difficult and lonely because of the anxiety and fear she was living with, saying it felt like she was being punished. “I got found when i was 17 and i signed the record deal at 18 years old. And this record deal signed away the rights to my voice and likeness in perpetuity in the universe. It’s such a weird concept that somebody else can own something that’s coming from inside of my body, like that’s so weird spiritually speaking. And to really be fighting for the rights to my own voice, and my own face, to myself. Like what are we talking about for it to go on and on, nine years is a long time. And there was a lot of support and that support carried me through. Like one tweet could carry me through for months. Like one stranger on Twitter that I should not be on Twitter, but I was and I saw them and like that would carry me for a really long time. It was hard. in this litigation I would go out on tour and I would sing the hit songs and I tried but it was really difficult, complicated, really confusing for me, even like the emotions were so complicated. I was so lonely in how anxious I was and how much fear I had because we're told to speak up and stand up for ourselves and say something, you know, and I felt like why am I getting like punished”

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#SunQian said that Shang Zhitao is basically her being written into the script, also revealed why she couldnt stop crying during proposal scene in #TheEarlySpring BTS and shared a beautiful message for girls who feel insecure in a relationship: “Fall madly in love with yourself.” 🥹 🥹 “When I was reading the script, I found out that she was a girl from Harbin and then there was also the fact that she was a beipiao (t/n: people who leave their hometowns to live and work in Beijing). I honestly felt like… this was basically me being written into the script. I could barely tell the difference between the character and myself because there were so many similarities between us. Sometimes, the only differences were that I came to Beijing a little earlier, started dancing and doing things like that, and started going out on my own in the city earlier” “For the proposal scene, I told Jing-ge, I’ve never been to a wedding before. I’m really not into this kind of thing. I don’t think it’s that interesting. And Jing-ge was like, Really? Actually, if you attended a wedding, you’d probably cry the whole time. I said, No way. That would be way too performative and sentimental. And putting these huge photos of the two people up everywhere? How awkward would that be? Then we started filming Jing-ge’s shots. He said, Shang Zhitao, welcome to the museum of time. And I was just crying uncontrollably. There were photos of her friends, her dog, and then he took out the ring. And the ring was actually our producer’s own ring! after finishing that scene that day, I just felt… it was so beautiful. I thought, I really have to find someone I absolutely love and marry them. “What I want to tell girls is that you need to have a really strong sense of self-worth. You have to truly believe in yourself and think. If every girl could really internalize that and carry it in her heart, she would be able to have a better relationship with herself, find a better kind of love and a better partner. Fall madly in love with yourself. Believe that you’re amazing. Then, when you look at other people, you won’t have to look away. When you talk to someone, you won’t be worrying about whether you look pretty today or thinking. Only when you have enough confidence can you fully bring out your own charm. your presence becomes stronger and reaches further. In a relationship, you won’t constantly be anxious and insecure about whether you’re going to lose the other person.”

#SunQian said that Shang Zhitao is basically her being written into the script, also revealed why she couldnt stop crying during proposal scene in #TheEarlySpring BTS and shared a beautiful message for girls who feel insecure in a relationship: “Fall madly in love with yourself.” 🥹 🥹 “When I was reading the script, I found out that she was a girl from Harbin and then there was also the fact that she was a beipiao (t/n: people who leave their hometowns to live and work in Beijing). I honestly felt like… this was basically me being written into the script. I could barely tell the difference between the character and myself because there were so many similarities between us. Sometimes, the only differences were that I came to Beijing a little earlier, started dancing and doing things like that, and started going out on my own in the city earlier” “For the proposal scene, I told Jing-ge, I’ve never been to a wedding before. I’m really not into this kind of thing. I don’t think it’s that interesting. And Jing-ge was like, Really? Actually, if you attended a wedding, you’d probably cry the whole time. I said, No way. That would be way too performative and sentimental. And putting these huge photos of the two people up everywhere? How awkward would that be? Then we started filming Jing-ge’s shots. He said, Shang Zhitao, welcome to the museum of time. And I was just crying uncontrollably. There were photos of her friends, her dog, and then he took out the ring. And the ring was actually our producer’s own ring! after finishing that scene that day, I just felt… it was so beautiful. I thought, I really have to find someone I absolutely love and marry them. “What I want to tell girls is that you need to have a really strong sense of self-worth. You have to truly believe in yourself and think. If every girl could really internalize that and carry it in her heart, she would be able to have a better relationship with herself, find a better kind of love and a better partner. Fall madly in love with yourself. Believe that you’re amazing. Then, when you look at other people, you won’t have to look away. When you talk to someone, you won’t be worrying about whether you look pretty today or thinking. Only when you have enough confidence can you fully bring out your own charm. your presence becomes stronger and reaches further. In a relationship, you won’t constantly be anxious and insecure about whether you’re going to lose the other person.”

Kazuha

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This was Taichu’s full confession during the final LUX TOUR confessional in Argentina: “About three or four years ago, I was seeing a guy from Córdoba who was amazing, a diamond. Seriously, he was such a sweetheart, incredible. Up until that point, I couldn’t understand what could possibly go wrong. The problem was that he moved way too slowly, you know? And I’m pretty anxious, I’m like a volcano, much more intense. So, being as anxious as I am, one day I met another guy, a singer, a little more delicate, the kind of guy who’s all about hugs and that whole thing. I looked at him and thought, ‘Wow, this is completely my type.’ A bad boy, huh. A bandit. I knew the guy was, like, a walking red flag, but I was blind. Completely blind. As you can imagine, things with the guy from Córdoba fell apart because, well, I got distracted by the other one. And this bandit, within a week, had already gone from ‘my love’ to ‘the love of my life.’ By the second week, he was already living in my house. Things got very, very intense. And I kept asking myself, ‘Is going this fast going to make us crash into each other one day?’ — And did you guys crash into each other? I stayed with the guy, so. I went on tour and left my house for him to look after. And it wasn’t enough to leave my house with the bandit: I also left my cat with him. And I went on tour, everything was great. When I came back home, I was so excited to see my great love again. You come back from tour, open the door, and you’re filled with all that excitement of seeing your love again. Except when I got home, I found clothes that weren’t mine. In my own house. For you, what’s the worst piece of clothing you could find in your house that wasn’t yours? — A thong. — Bingo! Listen, because this guy managed to turn the whole situation around on me like a champion. He said, ‘No, it belongs to your friend who came to stay for a few days. It must be my friend’s girlfriend’s, she came and stayed here.’ I was naive and completely blind, and I believed him. I really believed him! To this day, I still wonder: how did this guy, being so jealous and possessive, have the nerve to do that and then violate my most intimate space? — And what did you do, Taichu? What did you say to him? — Imagine! I kicked him out, obviously. How could I not throw him out when he brought another woman into my own bed? But, thinking about it, you really should have stayed with the guy from Córdoba, girl. What did he do again? Let’s see, what did the guy from Córdoba do for a living? He was an artist, very dedicated, he had a job too, you know? — Sí, on the back. — On the back. No, I would’ve stayed with that one. Ah, with the artist from Córdoba! Because I think that with the artist from Córdoba, you found a diamond, but you chose to stay with a perla. — Uff, no, no, no, no, no, look… — Oh, no, that’s true. Who hasn’t been through that?”

This was Taichu’s full confession during the final LUX TOUR confessional in Argentina: “About three or four years ago, I was seeing a guy from Córdoba who was amazing, a diamond. Seriously, he was such a sweetheart, incredible. Up until that point, I couldn’t understand what could possibly go wrong. The problem was that he moved way too slowly, you know? And I’m pretty anxious, I’m like a volcano, much more intense. So, being as anxious as I am, one day I met another guy, a singer, a little more delicate, the kind of guy who’s all about hugs and that whole thing. I looked at him and thought, ‘Wow, this is completely my type.’ A bad boy, huh. A bandit. I knew the guy was, like, a walking red flag, but I was blind. Completely blind. As you can imagine, things with the guy from Córdoba fell apart because, well, I got distracted by the other one. And this bandit, within a week, had already gone from ‘my love’ to ‘the love of my life.’ By the second week, he was already living in my house. Things got very, very intense. And I kept asking myself, ‘Is going this fast going to make us crash into each other one day?’ — And did you guys crash into each other? I stayed with the guy, so. I went on tour and left my house for him to look after. And it wasn’t enough to leave my house with the bandit: I also left my cat with him. And I went on tour, everything was great. When I came back home, I was so excited to see my great love again. You come back from tour, open the door, and you’re filled with all that excitement of seeing your love again. Except when I got home, I found clothes that weren’t mine. In my own house. For you, what’s the worst piece of clothing you could find in your house that wasn’t yours? — A thong. — Bingo! Listen, because this guy managed to turn the whole situation around on me like a champion. He said, ‘No, it belongs to your friend who came to stay for a few days. It must be my friend’s girlfriend’s, she came and stayed here.’ I was naive and completely blind, and I believed him. I really believed him! To this day, I still wonder: how did this guy, being so jealous and possessive, have the nerve to do that and then violate my most intimate space? — And what did you do, Taichu? What did you say to him? — Imagine! I kicked him out, obviously. How could I not throw him out when he brought another woman into my own bed? But, thinking about it, you really should have stayed with the guy from Córdoba, girl. What did he do again? Let’s see, what did the guy from Córdoba do for a living? He was an artist, very dedicated, he had a job too, you know? — Sí, on the back. — On the back. No, I would’ve stayed with that one. Ah, with the artist from Córdoba! Because I think that with the artist from Córdoba, you found a diamond, but you chose to stay with a perla. — Uff, no, no, no, no, no, look… — Oh, no, that’s true. Who hasn’t been through that?”

ROSALÍA UPDATE

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Samuel L. Jackson explains how he landed the role of Jules in Pulp Fiction, and what it was like seeing the film for the first time on the big screen: “Pulp Fiction and I came together in a very strange kind of way. I remember auditioning for Quentin for Reservoir Dogs in New York (for the role of of Detective Jim Holdaway, Mr. Orange’s police contact). And apparently I didn't get that role. But I was at Sundance the year that he screened it for the first time. I was sitting there and I watched that movie - I was awed by it. I mean, there were people running up the aisles when Michael Madsen was cutting the cop's ear off. People were going, "Oh my God, this is horrible!" All these “auteurs” were running out of the theatre. I was like, "This is good. This is happening. This is different." So after the film, I walked up to Quentin and said, "This film's amazing, man. It's great." And he looked at me and said, "Hey! How'd you like the guy who got your part?" And I was amazed that he even remembered who I was - but he remembered me. A year or so later, I got a phone call saying Quentin Tarantino wants to have dinner with you, because he'd seen Jungle Fever and he liked that Gator character. When we had dinner, we were sitting there talking. We started talking about Hong Kong films and cartoons and foreign movies and obscure things that we watched, horror movies. We found out we liked the same kind of stuff. And he told me he was writing this thing, and he was writing this part with me in mind. He was going to send it to me. I went off to do another film. I was in the backwoods of Virginia somewhere doing a film, and the script came. A little plain brown wrapper from Jersey Films. And Jersey's got these gangster images on the logo. And it said, "If you show this script to anybody, two guys named Ernie and Luigi will come and break both of your legs." Whatever. I went, "Yeah, right." So I sat down and read it. Boom. I read this thing. It's like, "Oh my God. This is awesome." And then I said to myself, "Nobody writes a script this good. There's no way that this script is as good as I thought it was." I closed it. I opened it again. I read it immediately. Okay. This is great - If whoever produces this film lets him shoot exactly what I just read, if they stay away from it, they don't try to edit any of this stuff out - this is going to be a great film. It's going to be kind of audience-specific, because I like that kind of stuff. I have friends that I knew would like it. It was a generational kind of film. I never thought it would cross over and do all this stuff. We shot it. We had a great time doing it. And the first time I actually saw the film was at the Cannes Film Festival. That night, it screened, and I was sitting there watching the film. The audience was loving this movie, loving it. About halfway through, I realized there were subtitles at the bottom of it. So I said, "Hey, these people are reading it, and they're getting it. This might be special. This really might be something special." And actually, by the time it was over, there were tears running down my face. I was just so pleased that I was part of that particular film… I never felt that satisfied, and that kind of full about a performance and about being part of something as I was in that particular moment.” Quote comes from an Interview with the American Film Institute 2010

Gangster Cinema Central

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I've gone out of my way not to talk about Chase Oliver, good or bad. I wanted him to sink or swim on his own merits. Now that the results are in, I think it's fair that I give my thoughts. Just for tactical purposes moving forward. He will not surpass 600K votes. Here's why: 1. A 3rd party bid is primarily valuable in terms of messaging. He declined Timcast and POTP with Dave Smith. Both enormous audiences with highly persuadable likely voters. I assume he declined because he thought the interviews could be contentious. Huge mistake. If you can't take our ideas into even semi hostile environments, you have no business being in politics at all. He proceeded to do no media that even approached the reach of either of these shows. Game over. 2. Most libertarians are not woke. We are individualists. We reject collectivist oppressed versus oppressor narratives. Running woke candidates is a dead end. Particularly now. The delegates chose him as their candidate. I hope they will reflect on that choice. 3. Blue pilled libertarians are useless in national politics. Ron Paul didn't wake people up or gain notoriety by telling people about the housing crisis two years after it happened. He did it by warning them 5 years before it happened. Chase was all in on the covid hysteria for many years. People thought I was attempting to shame him when I asked about his Vax status. Wrong. I was challenging his ability to see thru propaganda. To know things in advance of the public. Can he warn them? The answer is no, he can't. He carried this same blue pilled analysis into the transing kids phenomena. Going so far as to advocate for state funded sex changes for prisoners under the guise of "health care". He chose the woke answer over the right answer. In large part because he doesn't think for himself. He doesn't do his own research. He follows the crowd. Again, useless as a 3rd party candidate. Better suited to the democrat party, just being honest. 4. Instead of accepting feedback about his bad ideas, from his constituents no less, he shielded himself with claims of homophobia and bigotry. Woke 101: I'm not wrong, I'm a victim. Useless. 5. Lastly, as a consequence of his blue pilled worldview, he offered very little in the way of attention grabbing ideas. Can you wake people up while being cautious? Not really. Ron Paul got booed when he courageously educated Rudy Giuliani about blowback during the 08' GOP debates. Didn't matter. He was right. He woke up millions as to the horrors of our warfare state as a consequence. That's how legends are made. Take the boos, tell the truth. Fck the consequences. That's how you shake people awake. I don't hate Chase Oliver. I love libertarian ideas. I want someone who can deliver our ideas in a way that ignites a fire, the way Ron Paul did. He couldn't do that, he never could. I told you that 9 months ago. Not because he's a bad person, because he has bad ideas. You can get mad at me for telling you the truth. It doesn't matter. Someone needed to. Chase Oliver proudly rejected Ron Paul so the libertarians rejected him. If that fact surprises you even slightly then you have no business being in the libertarian party. Onward.

I've gone out of my way not to talk about Chase Oliver, good or bad. I wanted him to sink or swim on his own merits. Now that the results are in, I think it's fair that I give my thoughts. Just for tactical purposes moving forward. He will not surpass 600K votes. Here's why: 1. A 3rd party bid is primarily valuable in terms of messaging. He declined Timcast and POTP with Dave Smith. Both enormous audiences with highly persuadable likely voters. I assume he declined because he thought the interviews could be contentious. Huge mistake. If you can't take our ideas into even semi hostile environments, you have no business being in politics at all. He proceeded to do no media that even approached the reach of either of these shows. Game over. 2. Most libertarians are not woke. We are individualists. We reject collectivist oppressed versus oppressor narratives. Running woke candidates is a dead end. Particularly now. The delegates chose him as their candidate. I hope they will reflect on that choice. 3. Blue pilled libertarians are useless in national politics. Ron Paul didn't wake people up or gain notoriety by telling people about the housing crisis two years after it happened. He did it by warning them 5 years before it happened. Chase was all in on the covid hysteria for many years. People thought I was attempting to shame him when I asked about his Vax status. Wrong. I was challenging his ability to see thru propaganda. To know things in advance of the public. Can he warn them? The answer is no, he can't. He carried this same blue pilled analysis into the transing kids phenomena. Going so far as to advocate for state funded sex changes for prisoners under the guise of "health care". He chose the woke answer over the right answer. In large part because he doesn't think for himself. He doesn't do his own research. He follows the crowd. Again, useless as a 3rd party candidate. Better suited to the democrat party, just being honest. 4. Instead of accepting feedback about his bad ideas, from his constituents no less, he shielded himself with claims of homophobia and bigotry. Woke 101: I'm not wrong, I'm a victim. Useless. 5. Lastly, as a consequence of his blue pilled worldview, he offered very little in the way of attention grabbing ideas. Can you wake people up while being cautious? Not really. Ron Paul got booed when he courageously educated Rudy Giuliani about blowback during the 08' GOP debates. Didn't matter. He was right. He woke up millions as to the horrors of our warfare state as a consequence. That's how legends are made. Take the boos, tell the truth. Fck the consequences. That's how you shake people awake. I don't hate Chase Oliver. I love libertarian ideas. I want someone who can deliver our ideas in a way that ignites a fire, the way Ron Paul did. He couldn't do that, he never could. I told you that 9 months ago. Not because he's a bad person, because he has bad ideas. You can get mad at me for telling you the truth. It doesn't matter. Someone needed to. Chase Oliver proudly rejected Ron Paul so the libertarians rejected him. If that fact surprises you even slightly then you have no business being in the libertarian party. Onward.

Clint Russell

86,094 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Caller (Holly): "...to my husband, after basically tell him in a loving way that I really don't care what his dreams and aspirations are, that I really just need him to get a better job." John Delony: "Oh, fantastic! This is incredible." Host (Rachel Cruze): "Oh." John Delony: "Okay, dig in. How..." John Delony: "I don't care! Like, this is a wife that's at the end of her rope!" Rachel Cruze: "No, she's resolved. She's really resolved. That's all I was going to say, Holly knows." John Delony: "I love it! This is a wife at the end of her rope. 'I don't care what your stupid dreams are, I don't care when you think the Avon sale is going to finally come through...'" Rachel Cruze: "You just need to..." John Delony: "...you just need to make money! We're hungry! So yeah, tell us where you're at." Holly: "Okay, so we've been married for 17 years, and we have five kids and another one on the way." Rachel Cruze: "Oh, wow." Holly: "First 10 years, he was active duty in the military. That was really, really hard on our relationship, and we made choices. He chose to get out because our family is more important, and that stability is more important. And we made choices like I gave up my career I'm a preschool teacher by trade and I gave that up to be with our kids, and we..." Holly: "...I just, he's underemployed. He's working like..." Rachel Cruze: "Yeah, what's his situation now, job-wise?" Holly: "He took a job that guarantees him 30 hours a week as a school bus driver. He has two degrees that we already did the hard work of getting, like, he got those since we've been married." Rachel Cruze: "Right." Holly: "And he got his higher degree..." John Delony: "How is he supporting five kids, one on the way, with being a bus driver?" Holly: "Um, it's really hard. He does get some disability, um, but it's not like complete or anything. And then..." Rachel Cruze: "And Holly, is his mindset like he's happy because he has time with the family, it's not that much, 'I'm not stressed,' and all of that? Or is he, does he feel undervaluing at all? Like, is he looking or talking about other things?" Holly: "He's such a sweetheart. I think he really likes what he does, and he loves working with the people he works with. He's job-hopped, he's experienced a lot of job loss since he left the military, and he finally has found a job that he really likes, where the people really seem to appreciate him." Holly: "But it doesn't make up for the fact that he's underpaid. And we're hustling. We're on Baby Step 2, we're like really working the debt snowball to the best of our ability. I have been working like 50 hours a week trying to open my own daycare, which didn't go well because of other things." Holly: "But I've been working and bringing in as much as I can. And..." John Delony: "So..." Holly: "...the problem is that all these side hustles brought our income up to the point where we're bringing in almost $10,000 a month. But I'm due soon, and most of my students have left because of my pregnancy..." Rachel Cruze: "Mm-hmm." Holly: "...which is understandable." Rachel Cruze: "Well yeah, and you're working so much to make that, versus having a 40-hour-a-week job where you're making $80k or whatever it is."

Caller (Holly): "...to my husband, after basically tell him in a loving way that I really don't care what his dreams and aspirations are, that I really just need him to get a better job." John Delony: "Oh, fantastic! This is incredible." Host (Rachel Cruze): "Oh." John Delony: "Okay, dig in. How..." John Delony: "I don't care! Like, this is a wife that's at the end of her rope!" Rachel Cruze: "No, she's resolved. She's really resolved. That's all I was going to say, Holly knows." John Delony: "I love it! This is a wife at the end of her rope. 'I don't care what your stupid dreams are, I don't care when you think the Avon sale is going to finally come through...'" Rachel Cruze: "You just need to..." John Delony: "...you just need to make money! We're hungry! So yeah, tell us where you're at." Holly: "Okay, so we've been married for 17 years, and we have five kids and another one on the way." Rachel Cruze: "Oh, wow." Holly: "First 10 years, he was active duty in the military. That was really, really hard on our relationship, and we made choices. He chose to get out because our family is more important, and that stability is more important. And we made choices like I gave up my career I'm a preschool teacher by trade and I gave that up to be with our kids, and we..." Holly: "...I just, he's underemployed. He's working like..." Rachel Cruze: "Yeah, what's his situation now, job-wise?" Holly: "He took a job that guarantees him 30 hours a week as a school bus driver. He has two degrees that we already did the hard work of getting, like, he got those since we've been married." Rachel Cruze: "Right." Holly: "And he got his higher degree..." John Delony: "How is he supporting five kids, one on the way, with being a bus driver?" Holly: "Um, it's really hard. He does get some disability, um, but it's not like complete or anything. And then..." Rachel Cruze: "And Holly, is his mindset like he's happy because he has time with the family, it's not that much, 'I'm not stressed,' and all of that? Or is he, does he feel undervaluing at all? Like, is he looking or talking about other things?" Holly: "He's such a sweetheart. I think he really likes what he does, and he loves working with the people he works with. He's job-hopped, he's experienced a lot of job loss since he left the military, and he finally has found a job that he really likes, where the people really seem to appreciate him." Holly: "But it doesn't make up for the fact that he's underpaid. And we're hustling. We're on Baby Step 2, we're like really working the debt snowball to the best of our ability. I have been working like 50 hours a week trying to open my own daycare, which didn't go well because of other things." Holly: "But I've been working and bringing in as much as I can. And..." John Delony: "So..." Holly: "...the problem is that all these side hustles brought our income up to the point where we're bringing in almost $10,000 a month. But I'm due soon, and most of my students have left because of my pregnancy..." Rachel Cruze: "Mm-hmm." Holly: "...which is understandable." Rachel Cruze: "Well yeah, and you're working so much to make that, versus having a 40-hour-a-week job where you're making $80k or whatever it is."

Hecto Crypto | NetLink ⛓

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I've been seeing a lot of talk about how CM 15 is "The worst CM to date" and really just general negativity around the state of this CM. I wanted to give my perspective as someone who has felt this is most fun CM in recent memory, using what people would generally consider one of the worst strategies. I know this won't apply to everyone and RNG factors in a lot, but I still think it's good to have the discussion. I started this CM originally with my usual plan on a Medium track around Late OG Nice Nature and double dom debuffers. The plan was to C4 velo bomb with unique and shadow break, using Dober, Red-Shift and Nimble to accel. I used my usual setup Front/Pace/Late, to give Natie the best opportunity to hit Nimble and overtake. While doing practice rooms, I found 2 things. 1) Natie was unable to get into position a lot of the time due to high front lobby composition. 2) When putting my Debuffers at end instead, Natie would have no one to overtake. Now don't get me wrong, she won sometimes but it was clear that every variation I was trying would not be able to catch up with a front or XOguri. So that left me with a problem. How do I close that 3-4 length gap? After talking with some of my knowledgeable friends, there was one mechanic I had mostly written off due to the environment. Dueling. I've always been an avid enjoyer and user of Dueling but really underestimated its power here. The clip on this post shows just how insane Dueling can be on this CM. It's more powerful than double dom for backliners. Now how you force duel to work in your favor? The best answer, a second ace. I know for a lot of solo ace players this is a non-starter, but I feel for this CM as a backliner, Dueling is the best weapon we have to win. And having a second ace drastically increases your chances to duel with each other, giving you the power you need to catch up. The second piece to the puzzle was going back to my CM7 roots and stacking final straight velocity. Normally you have to stack a lot of mid game to keep up with the pack to stay in position, but I felt that saccing a small bit of it for more late game velocity had more value. There's also probably my favorite skill this CM, It's On. This skill along with good pace up from high Wit really handled a lot of my issues. Keeping a front debuffer that would fall back in the mid game gave me almost a full guaranteed proc of It's On every race. These changes to my team saw so much success in practice lobbies, it was pretty insane to see. I was able to win almost every variation of lobby composition that is common this CM. The only one that would always be the toughest is a full front lobby. Most of my races here would be losses as both Natie and Muteki would not be able to get into a good position to hit Dober/Red-Shift. I will say I have been extremely lucky in my lobby rolls this CM to have very few of them. I've also had a few wins even in those high front lobbies despite the odds being against me. Being able to solve this puzzle to best of my ability was very fun and to see the results has been awesome. My main takeaway would be is, if you have another Oshi outside of your main one that you've always wanted to race but didn't because you were doing solo oshi, give duo oshi a shot. You might find something new that you really enjoy. It's really awesome to watch both of my favorite umas win races😊

I've been seeing a lot of talk about how CM 15 is "The worst CM to date" and really just general negativity around the state of this CM. I wanted to give my perspective as someone who has felt this is most fun CM in recent memory, using what people would generally consider one of the worst strategies. I know this won't apply to everyone and RNG factors in a lot, but I still think it's good to have the discussion. I started this CM originally with my usual plan on a Medium track around Late OG Nice Nature and double dom debuffers. The plan was to C4 velo bomb with unique and shadow break, using Dober, Red-Shift and Nimble to accel. I used my usual setup Front/Pace/Late, to give Natie the best opportunity to hit Nimble and overtake. While doing practice rooms, I found 2 things. 1) Natie was unable to get into position a lot of the time due to high front lobby composition. 2) When putting my Debuffers at end instead, Natie would have no one to overtake. Now don't get me wrong, she won sometimes but it was clear that every variation I was trying would not be able to catch up with a front or XOguri. So that left me with a problem. How do I close that 3-4 length gap? After talking with some of my knowledgeable friends, there was one mechanic I had mostly written off due to the environment. Dueling. I've always been an avid enjoyer and user of Dueling but really underestimated its power here. The clip on this post shows just how insane Dueling can be on this CM. It's more powerful than double dom for backliners. Now how you force duel to work in your favor? The best answer, a second ace. I know for a lot of solo ace players this is a non-starter, but I feel for this CM as a backliner, Dueling is the best weapon we have to win. And having a second ace drastically increases your chances to duel with each other, giving you the power you need to catch up. The second piece to the puzzle was going back to my CM7 roots and stacking final straight velocity. Normally you have to stack a lot of mid game to keep up with the pack to stay in position, but I felt that saccing a small bit of it for more late game velocity had more value. There's also probably my favorite skill this CM, It's On. This skill along with good pace up from high Wit really handled a lot of my issues. Keeping a front debuffer that would fall back in the mid game gave me almost a full guaranteed proc of It's On every race. These changes to my team saw so much success in practice lobbies, it was pretty insane to see. I was able to win almost every variation of lobby composition that is common this CM. The only one that would always be the toughest is a full front lobby. Most of my races here would be losses as both Natie and Muteki would not be able to get into a good position to hit Dober/Red-Shift. I will say I have been extremely lucky in my lobby rolls this CM to have very few of them. I've also had a few wins even in those high front lobbies despite the odds being against me. Being able to solve this puzzle to best of my ability was very fun and to see the results has been awesome. My main takeaway would be is, if you have another Oshi outside of your main one that you've always wanted to race but didn't because you were doing solo oshi, give duo oshi a shot. You might find something new that you really enjoy. It's really awesome to watch both of my favorite umas win races😊

DT

34,090 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Michelle Williams says she was paid just $80 a day for the All the Money in the World reshoots, while Mark Wahlberg received $1.5 million, and only learned about the pay gap after it became public. Graham Norton : “They were doing the reshoots, and it came out, didn’t it, the difference in pay?” Michelle Williams : “Yeah. It’s sort of amazing when you find yourself in the middle of something like that and realize, ‘Oh, they’re looking at you.’” “I’ve always been a very shy person. I’m like a turtle. My natural state is just to retreat into my shell.” Helena Bonham Carter : “That’s why you became an actress!” Graham Norton : “How did we discover that Mark Wahlberg was paid whatever it was 1.5 million, and you'd been... had you been paid anything?” Michelle Williams : “I had $80 a day to do the reshoots.” Graham Norton : “Did you know, or did you find out when everyone else found out?” Michelle Williams : “I hadn't known at the time. But it wound up being a really incredible teaching moment because the disparity was so enormous.” “Sometimes it's really difficult to make people understand the difference between $10 an hour or $14 an hour. And this example was really able to shine a light on the disparity that exists for all women.”

Michelle Williams says she was paid just $80 a day for the All the Money in the World reshoots, while Mark Wahlberg received $1.5 million, and only learned about the pay gap after it became public. Graham Norton : “They were doing the reshoots, and it came out, didn’t it, the difference in pay?” Michelle Williams : “Yeah. It’s sort of amazing when you find yourself in the middle of something like that and realize, ‘Oh, they’re looking at you.’” “I’ve always been a very shy person. I’m like a turtle. My natural state is just to retreat into my shell.” Helena Bonham Carter : “That’s why you became an actress!” Graham Norton : “How did we discover that Mark Wahlberg was paid whatever it was 1.5 million, and you'd been... had you been paid anything?” Michelle Williams : “I had $80 a day to do the reshoots.” Graham Norton : “Did you know, or did you find out when everyone else found out?” Michelle Williams : “I hadn't known at the time. But it wound up being a really incredible teaching moment because the disparity was so enormous.” “Sometimes it's really difficult to make people understand the difference between $10 an hour or $14 an hour. And this example was really able to shine a light on the disparity that exists for all women.”

KΞRL_✂️

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