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Larry Baer's statement on the Giants' commitment to Pride following last week's controversy⬇️ "We've learned a lot in the last 11 days. We could have handled things better this year for sure. We're absolutely committed to continuing our conversations with members of the LGBTQ community going forward... Over these... show more

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“We express our gratitude for this crystal clear position by the 145 countries addressed to the host country, to respect its obligation under the Headquarters Agreement… the host country does not have the right or the privilege to abuse its authority and deny visas for our leaders to participate. We sincerely hope that this abuse is reversed as quickly as possible. We have the right to be with all of you, for our leaders, to be with all of you, and to share our thoughts and ideas peacefully, diplomatically, legally, and in a civilized way. Denying us, denying our leaders, the opportunity to do so is an abuse of the authority, and it is a punishment for the State of Palestine that should not take place. Our leaders will participate in the capacity that is possible to us, but we will not yield an inch for our right to be treated like the rest of you and to receive our visas for our leaders in any meetings that we are invited to participate in, and we will continue doing that. “

“We express our gratitude for this crystal clear position by the 145 countries addressed to the host country, to respect its obligation under the Headquarters Agreement… the host country does not have the right or the privilege to abuse its authority and deny visas for our leaders to participate. We sincerely hope that this abuse is reversed as quickly as possible. We have the right to be with all of you, for our leaders, to be with all of you, and to share our thoughts and ideas peacefully, diplomatically, legally, and in a civilized way. Denying us, denying our leaders, the opportunity to do so is an abuse of the authority, and it is a punishment for the State of Palestine that should not take place. Our leaders will participate in the capacity that is possible to us, but we will not yield an inch for our right to be treated like the rest of you and to receive our visas for our leaders in any meetings that we are invited to participate in, and we will continue doing that. “

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JD Vance on Iran: What Trump really wanted to do—not just over the last six weeks, but really over the last year and a half of Iran policy—was get us to a place where we could fundamentally change our relationship with the Iranians and ensure that they never have a nuclear weapon. We feel that we're at that place now.

JD Vance on Iran: What Trump really wanted to do—not just over the last six weeks, but really over the last year and a half of Iran policy—was get us to a place where we could fundamentally change our relationship with the Iranians and ensure that they never have a nuclear weapon. We feel that we're at that place now.

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We have a responsibility to create a Commonwealth that is warm and welcoming to everyone — including the LGBTQ+ community. With the new Pride Visitor Center here in Philly, we’re showing the world that no matter who you love, you are welcome here in Pennsylvania.

We have a responsibility to create a Commonwealth that is warm and welcoming to everyone — including the LGBTQ+ community. With the new Pride Visitor Center here in Philly, we’re showing the world that no matter who you love, you are welcome here in Pennsylvania.

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Collin Rugg

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Glenn Beck

37,956 views • 10 months ago

🌈LIVERPOOL HAS PRIDE! 🌈 The return of #Pride this summer is a testament to the strength and spirit of our city and I encourage everyone to take part, to show up, and to stand tall in solidarity. Pride is not just a celebration, it’s a promise. A promise that we will continue to fight for equality, protect our communities, and build a future where everyone is safe, seen, and supported. Together, we are louder, prouder, love is love, and in Liverpool, love is all we need. ♥ Sahir House #LiverpoolsPride

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Merseyside's Police Commissioner Emily Spurrell

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Theydies and Gentlethems, with Pride Month coming to a close, we're so proud to remind everyone that Velan Studios is a home for *everyone*. Let's be real: gaming is improved in a community and community is strengthened with Inclusivity. So thank you to all of our LGBTQIA+ staff, players, community members, and family! Happy Pride Month, and Happy Pride 365 (sometimes 366) days a year!

Theydies and Gentlethems, with Pride Month coming to a close, we're so proud to remind everyone that Velan Studios is a home for everyone. Let's be real: gaming is improved in a community and community is strengthened with Inclusivity. So thank you to all of our LGBTQIA+ staff, players, community members, and family! Happy Pride Month, and Happy Pride 365 (sometimes 366) days a year!

Velan Studios

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Bakersfield California City Councilman Zack Bashirtash loses it on Democrats ignoring the homeless problem and wasting taxpayer money “Enough is enough. We've got to take this serious, team. We've got to take it serious. I saw more camps coming to the city council meeting today than I ever have in my entire life taking this route. It's a problem that affects all of us, and we've got to take it serious When the agendas come up and there's items on here that don't, that it would be a waste of money, that it's not money we need to spend in light of what we've seen today, in light of what our community is going through — We've got to fix it. The state isn't coming to help. They're shutting down the prisons. They have no more mental health facilities being opened up. And we're going to sit here and celebrate the fact that we're picking up thousands of pounds of trash while these degenerates are ruining our community. They're criminals. They're thieves. They're destroying our town. Our kids deserve better. Our business owners deserve better. Our families deserve better. I think about the moms that are walking, we care about them, walking their kids past these parks dealing with all of this stuff they have to deal with. Like it's a third world darn country. Like we’re not paying millions of dollars in taxes…” “We cannot waste money on one more frivolous thing that is not going to change the trajectory of our city from becoming a run down cesspool where we just call the homeless people anymore or thieves anymore or people think they can just Take advantage of our community and not be held accountable. We have to be the team that brings accountability back into our community so that our community knows that we are actually fighting for them. Our business owners know that we're fighting for them — I have nothing left to say.”

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Ken Paxton: "Pray for the country, because this is not a guaranteed structure. We're celebrating 250 years and we have no guarantee that it's going to last another day." "This is a battle not with flesh and blood, as we all know. This is spiritual battle, and this is one that is being fought up here." "We are blessed to be in a place where we have opportunity to have the freedom that no other country has or has ever had, and the wealth and prosperity. And so as I leave the stage today, I hope you'll pray."

Andrew Kolvet

143,518 views • 1 month ago

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We asked Brad Gerstner about the future of AI and America. "The age of AI is going to be the biggest supercycle of our lifetimes." "But it's going to lead to a lot of dislocation. The world will end up in a better place, but it doesn't mean that everybody ends up in a better place." "We need our best and brightest to rethink the social contract in a way that holds this fragile experiment (that is America) together." "We can't take for granted that we can go through this magnitude of change that AI is going to bring and that nothing will break."

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Some thoughts on our upcoming PFP project, and the best community in web3 you may not have heard of. TLDR: we're creating magic, and it's because of you. Last week I posted a novel-length announcement in the ZA Discord server. I spoke about a business pivot, and a refocus of our vision. I spoke about getting back to what made our community so special in the first place: educational content, and a community of learners working together to navigate a difficult-to-navigate space, together. Our community has 3 NFTs that act as membership tokens. 1 is free, with an unlimited supply, and open-forever mint. This is to make our community accessible. Education should be as free as possible for as many as possible for as long as possible. We have two more exclusive tiers, for those wanting different tiers of access and perks. The 333 Club (max 333 members) and {redacted name} (max 10k members). The community will be receiving a PFP soon. Free for all holders in the last two categories. Why a PFP? Simple. Social Identity, art, and fun. We're not building a metaverse, we're not gonna be the next Disney, we're not dropping a fungible token, and you're probably not gonna find some sucker to be your exit liquidity. What we are doing, however, is building a damn rock-solid community of excellent humans. People who are here for the freaking long run. People who want to LEARN, connect, network, and improve themselves. We are building something much larger than any of us, and building something that will exist decades from now. In what capacity? Who knows, but we ain't leaving. We're not a normal PFP project. We went community first, PFP second. We have introduced no ponzinomics, and we don't intend to. We launched in Nov 2021 when everyone was doing PFP projects, and wanted to be utility-first, education-first, community-first, and everything else second. We were the first project to do an application process (for the 333 club), and one of the first to do an open-edition (might have been the first for a membership club token). We've been here for almost 2 years now and have thousands of community members all around the globe. You might not have heard of us because we're not screaming hype-talk on the timeline; that is not our style. We're the quiet ones. We prefer bookshops over nightclubs, and discourse over drama. This is a call to invite anyone curious about what a real community looks like to join us. One where everyone isn't spamming chat grinding for WL, but where our members show a genuine interest in each other's lives and helping one another. If that sounds like something you might be interested in, we would absolutely love to welcome you into our family. Founders, devs, artists, degens, noobs, nerds. There's a place for everyone at ZenAcademy 💜 🔮

Some thoughts on our upcoming PFP project, and the best community in web3 you may not have heard of. TLDR: we're creating magic, and it's because of you. Last week I posted a novel-length announcement in the ZA Discord server. I spoke about a business pivot, and a refocus of our vision. I spoke about getting back to what made our community so special in the first place: educational content, and a community of learners working together to navigate a difficult-to-navigate space, together. Our community has 3 NFTs that act as membership tokens. 1 is free, with an unlimited supply, and open-forever mint. This is to make our community accessible. Education should be as free as possible for as many as possible for as long as possible. We have two more exclusive tiers, for those wanting different tiers of access and perks. The 333 Club (max 333 members) and {redacted name} (max 10k members). The community will be receiving a PFP soon. Free for all holders in the last two categories. Why a PFP? Simple. Social Identity, art, and fun. We're not building a metaverse, we're not gonna be the next Disney, we're not dropping a fungible token, and you're probably not gonna find some sucker to be your exit liquidity. What we are doing, however, is building a damn rock-solid community of excellent humans. People who are here for the freaking long run. People who want to LEARN, connect, network, and improve themselves. We are building something much larger than any of us, and building something that will exist decades from now. In what capacity? Who knows, but we ain't leaving. We're not a normal PFP project. We went community first, PFP second. We have introduced no ponzinomics, and we don't intend to. We launched in Nov 2021 when everyone was doing PFP projects, and wanted to be utility-first, education-first, community-first, and everything else second. We were the first project to do an application process (for the 333 club), and one of the first to do an open-edition (might have been the first for a membership club token). We've been here for almost 2 years now and have thousands of community members all around the globe. You might not have heard of us because we're not screaming hype-talk on the timeline; that is not our style. We're the quiet ones. We prefer bookshops over nightclubs, and discourse over drama. This is a call to invite anyone curious about what a real community looks like to join us. One where everyone isn't spamming chat grinding for WL, but where our members show a genuine interest in each other's lives and helping one another. If that sounds like something you might be interested in, we would absolutely love to welcome you into our family. Founders, devs, artists, degens, noobs, nerds. There's a place for everyone at ZenAcademy 💜 🔮

Zeneca🔮

150,110 views • 3 years ago

Ben Johnson: There’s a lot of people that did not think they were going to be in the Big 10 Tournament. Period. They could say they did, but they did not. There were a lot of people that did not think we’d win 7 games with a chance to win 8. Last year we won 9. If I would have told people we had a chance to win 8, they would have laughed at me, and called me crazy. I want our guys to take a ton of pride in that. To have people in the preseason have you picked last and to be that resilient, to keep fighting…I mean, that’s a character trait. #Gophers

Ben Johnson: There’s a lot of people that did not think they were going to be in the Big 10 Tournament. Period. They could say they did, but they did not. There were a lot of people that did not think we’d win 7 games with a chance to win 8. Last year we won 9. If I would have told people we had a chance to win 8, they would have laughed at me, and called me crazy. I want our guys to take a ton of pride in that. To have people in the preseason have you picked last and to be that resilient, to keep fighting…I mean, that’s a character trait. #Gophers

GopherHole.com

61,281 views • 1 year ago

Craig Breslow asked if the Red Sox would move on from Alex Cora if things don’t turn around: “We're always going to be anchored to what is best for the team, and we have a lot of confidence in Alex as the leader of this group. He's won in Boston as a player. He's won in Boston as a manager. We have conversations daily about everything that we can do to get us back on track. That's where our focus is, and that's where it will remain.” (via The Greg Hill Show // WEEI)

Craig Breslow asked if the Red Sox would move on from Alex Cora if things don’t turn around: “We're always going to be anchored to what is best for the team, and we have a lot of confidence in Alex as the leader of this group. He's won in Boston as a player. He's won in Boston as a manager. We have conversations daily about everything that we can do to get us back on track. That's where our focus is, and that's where it will remain.” (via The Greg Hill Show // WEEI)

Gordo

42,850 views • 1 year ago

In Michigan, our LGBTQ+ community is strong, vibrant, and a vital part of who we are. Pride is about honoring your courage, your joy, and the work you do every day to move us forward. I’ll keep fighting to make sure Michigan is a safe, welcoming place for everyone 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

In Michigan, our LGBTQ+ community is strong, vibrant, and a vital part of who we are. Pride is about honoring your courage, your joy, and the work you do every day to move us forward. I’ll keep fighting to make sure Michigan is a safe, welcoming place for everyone 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Governor Gretchen Whitmer

66,568 views • 1 year ago

"This is an important time of the year where decisions have to be made. We take pride...laying it all on the line and sending a message that we want to go for it." -Will Benson #Reds

"This is an important time of the year where decisions have to be made. We take pride...laying it all on the line and sending a message that we want to go for it." -Will Benson #Reds

Chatterbox Sports

15,702 views • 1 year ago

Jaylen Brown on the NBPA statement on what’s going on in Minneapolis: “ Obviously, basketball is entertainment and it's important, but there's other things going on in the world that are more important. The statement that we released from the NBA PA, we send our condolences to the families who recently have had their losses and our players, we don't stand for it. We demand accountability, and we think that there needs to be some improvement in the tactics, the profiling, or whatever is going on. So it's a lot, for everyone to see, and for the people who are in Minnesota who are having these experiences and all over the US, not just Minnesota, even here in Boston, there are things going on. It's a lot to encapsulate in words. I just — I send my condolences, and the players as well. The Players Association, we send our condolences as well.” (Q: gary washburn)

Jaylen Brown on the NBPA statement on what’s going on in Minneapolis: “ Obviously, basketball is entertainment and it's important, but there's other things going on in the world that are more important. The statement that we released from the NBA PA, we send our condolences to the families who recently have had their losses and our players, we don't stand for it. We demand accountability, and we think that there needs to be some improvement in the tactics, the profiling, or whatever is going on. So it's a lot, for everyone to see, and for the people who are in Minnesota who are having these experiences and all over the US, not just Minnesota, even here in Boston, there are things going on. It's a lot to encapsulate in words. I just — I send my condolences, and the players as well. The Players Association, we send our condolences as well.” (Q: gary washburn)

Noa Dalzell 🏀

173,134 views • 6 months ago

"I need to feel the fire from this fanbase a little bit ... I'm not saying don't go to games or whatever, but how 'bout a boo every now and again, folks?" Dieter Kurtenbach 🔥 worries that if Giants fans become complacent with an underperforming team, nothing will change.

"I need to feel the fire from this fanbase a little bit ... I'm not saying don't go to games or whatever, but how 'bout a boo every now and again, folks?" Dieter Kurtenbach 🔥 worries that if Giants fans become complacent with an underperforming team, nothing will change.

KNBR

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All of California needs to see this New Candidate for Governor, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, answers the question “What does public safety in Bianco's California look like?” “I know we can do it. I know we have to do it. I will tell you this, there is a horrible consequence for going too far in one direction. And I gotta be honest with you, what happened in our political system, we have gone way too far towards socialism. And my fear is that we are going because of that pendulum swing, that it's going to go way too back too far the other way. In 2026. If I was the governor, I would ensure that that pendulum did not go past what was healthy for a strong economy, for a strong California or for a strong public safety. ‌ Public safety has been in decline for 30 years. There has to be more prisons. We have to completely get rid of all of the bad things. With Prop 47, all of our homeless issues that we have, stop calling them homeless. ‌ They're not homeless. They all had homes. They were kicked outta their homes because they're addicted to drugs, alcohol, and they were causing their families problems. And they, they kicked them out onto the streets. They have a drug induced psychosis problem that we seriously need to address. If we would force them into alcohol and drug rehabs to where we could then if they still have that chemical imbalance, then we could moderate that with the use of psychotropic medications and everything else, then we could truly fix these people. But as long as you just keep saying it's a homeless problem and just keep dumping money into these nonprofits that are really just extensions of political people and their friends that are siphoning money, laundering tax money into a nonprofit and calling it aid. ‌ I'm telling you, in that situation where I'm being sworn in, it's not just public safety. I truly am a believer that we are the greatest country in the world for a reason. And the last several decades, if not many decades, we've been in decline because we, we have allowed government, particularly California, New York, we have allowed government to become too big and they control our lives. The we, the people, the we, the Californians no longer have control of government. ‌ Government's going to tell us how we do things and when we do things, and they're not going to allow us to vote on something. There is something dreadfully wrong in our system when a part of government has grown so big and so one sided that we, we've lost track of what that government is there for. And that government is truly there for people. It's there for us to make, it's to facilitate us making our lives better. ‌ So there's our education system, our education, if you look at every metric in California, every metric that would, that would say, this is the greatest place in the world. We're about last or dead last. And if you look at all the things that, if you wanted to be the best in the world, these are the things you wouldn't do. We're about number one or number two, and we've completely gone opposite of what we should be doing for, for our residents, for me, and for you on how we can better our lives and better our families' lives. ‌ And the rules, the restrictions, the regulations, and now just the complete government control, the weaponization of government that is completely, completely at the direction, at the, at the guidance suggestion of the governor. And we unfortunately haven't had a good one in a long time. We've had a lot of firsts. We haven't had a lot of leaders. ‌ What I believe California is absolutely dying for and in dire need of is an honest person with character integrity that isn't gonna lie to them”

All of California needs to see this New Candidate for Governor, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, answers the question “What does public safety in Bianco's California look like?” “I know we can do it. I know we have to do it. I will tell you this, there is a horrible consequence for going too far in one direction. And I gotta be honest with you, what happened in our political system, we have gone way too far towards socialism. And my fear is that we are going because of that pendulum swing, that it's going to go way too back too far the other way. In 2026. If I was the governor, I would ensure that that pendulum did not go past what was healthy for a strong economy, for a strong California or for a strong public safety. ‌ Public safety has been in decline for 30 years. There has to be more prisons. We have to completely get rid of all of the bad things. With Prop 47, all of our homeless issues that we have, stop calling them homeless. ‌ They're not homeless. They all had homes. They were kicked outta their homes because they're addicted to drugs, alcohol, and they were causing their families problems. And they, they kicked them out onto the streets. They have a drug induced psychosis problem that we seriously need to address. If we would force them into alcohol and drug rehabs to where we could then if they still have that chemical imbalance, then we could moderate that with the use of psychotropic medications and everything else, then we could truly fix these people. But as long as you just keep saying it's a homeless problem and just keep dumping money into these nonprofits that are really just extensions of political people and their friends that are siphoning money, laundering tax money into a nonprofit and calling it aid. ‌ I'm telling you, in that situation where I'm being sworn in, it's not just public safety. I truly am a believer that we are the greatest country in the world for a reason. And the last several decades, if not many decades, we've been in decline because we, we have allowed government, particularly California, New York, we have allowed government to become too big and they control our lives. The we, the people, the we, the Californians no longer have control of government. ‌ Government's going to tell us how we do things and when we do things, and they're not going to allow us to vote on something. There is something dreadfully wrong in our system when a part of government has grown so big and so one sided that we, we've lost track of what that government is there for. And that government is truly there for people. It's there for us to make, it's to facilitate us making our lives better. ‌ So there's our education system, our education, if you look at every metric in California, every metric that would, that would say, this is the greatest place in the world. We're about last or dead last. And if you look at all the things that, if you wanted to be the best in the world, these are the things you wouldn't do. We're about number one or number two, and we've completely gone opposite of what we should be doing for, for our residents, for me, and for you on how we can better our lives and better our families' lives. ‌ And the rules, the restrictions, the regulations, and now just the complete government control, the weaponization of government that is completely, completely at the direction, at the, at the guidance suggestion of the governor. And we unfortunately haven't had a good one in a long time. We've had a lot of firsts. We haven't had a lot of leaders. ‌ What I believe California is absolutely dying for and in dire need of is an honest person with character integrity that isn't gonna lie to them”

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