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Den. On the shields. Hard to believe that after surviving so much, you're gone. I can't and won't accept this reality. We met at the start of the full-scale invasion. Fought together a lot. At first you seemed kinda boring, but I quickly realized — you knew your stuff inside out, whatever you touched. And you always saw things through. That's real professionalism. You were one of the few I could talk to about more than just war. In trenches we'd argue about Kiyosaki and Carnegie books, business and psychology. And in the scariest moments — we'd find strength to joke and plan the future. I'll never forget that battle. Enemies flanking us, insane shelling, could die any second. Almost no ammo left, barely any hope of getting out. We're sitting in a trench in the rain, soaked and freezing. And eating a can of pineapples — probably the most delicious in the world. Discussing erotic massages and women's reactions on it. Even then, nothing could break our fighting spirit. Often during battles and at training grounds, we'd plan future business , how to make Ukraine better, parties with girls, travels. It always distracted us and lifted the mood. You knew weapons brilliantly and could teach anyone. Sometimes you'd explain way too much detail, but in a way that made fighters perform better afterwards. You didn't drink or smoke, and I can't count how many times we kicked smokers out of bunkers together, because only the two of us felt uncomfortable with it. I don't know where you are now, but I believe it's a better world. Ukraine desperately needs people like you. The best ones die. But I hope wherever you are now — everything's perfect. Hard to say anything at moments like this, because words can't even come close to describing what kind of person and warrior you were. A true Friend, volunteer, warrior, athlete, someone hungry for knowledge and development. A great example for others. People like this shape our future, even when they're no longer here. Had the honor to know you, brother. And fight together for so long. See you later, Den

Den. On the shields. Hard to believe that after surviving so much, you're gone. I can't and won't accept this reality. We met at the start of the full-scale invasion. Fought together a lot. At first you seemed kinda boring, but I quickly realized — you knew your stuff inside out, whatever you touched. And you always saw things through. That's real professionalism. You were one of the few I could talk to about more than just war. In trenches we'd argue about Kiyosaki and Carnegie books, business and psychology. And in the scariest moments — we'd find strength to joke and plan the future. I'll never forget that battle. Enemies flanking us, insane shelling, could die any second. Almost no ammo left, barely any hope of getting out. We're sitting in a trench in the rain, soaked and freezing. And eating a can of pineapples — probably the most delicious in the world. Discussing erotic massages and women's reactions on it. Even then, nothing could break our fighting spirit. Often during battles and at training grounds, we'd plan future business , how to make Ukraine better, parties with girls, travels. It always distracted us and lifted the mood. You knew weapons brilliantly and could teach anyone. Sometimes you'd explain way too much detail, but in a way that made fighters perform better afterwards. You didn't drink or smoke, and I can't count how many times we kicked smokers out of bunkers together, because only the two of us felt uncomfortable with it. I don't know where you are now, but I believe it's a better world. Ukraine desperately needs people like you. The best ones die. But I hope wherever you are now — everything's perfect. Hard to say anything at moments like this, because words can't even come close to describing what kind of person and warrior you were. A true Friend, volunteer, warrior, athlete, someone hungry for knowledge and development. A great example for others. People like this shape our future, even when they're no longer here. Had the honor to know you, brother. And fight together for so long. See you later, Den

Roman Trokhymets

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He Played “Walk of Life” as If the Song Already Knew the Way The odd thing about watching Mark Knopfler in 1996 is not how much he does. It is how little he needs to do. He does not patrol the stage to remind anyone who is holding the guitar. He does not dress the solo up as a contest. He stands inside the song and lets it keep its own pace, which is rarer than virtuosity and harder to fake. That is the real subject of the clip. We have been trained to treat difficulty as the proof of value: more notes, more motion, more visible strain. Knopfler works in the opposite direction. The lines are clean. The spaces around them are part of the playing. He leaves room for the band, for the bounce of the rhythm, for the audience to enter without being instructed. Confidence, here, looks like refusal to crowd the frame. “Walk of Life” helps him. It was never built as a monument. It wants movement. The riff has that easy forward lean, the feeling that the body recognizes the walk before the mind names the song. Under the cheer there is nothing ornate. People get on with it. They keep walking. They keep playing. The joy is ordinary on purpose, which is why it still lands when so many “uplifting” anthems now sound like they are selling you a mood. Watching it now changes the temperature of the performance. In the mid-90s a live groove did not have to win a two-second fight against the next clip. A band could settle and stay. The music had duration. That duration is what makes Knopfler’s restraint visible. If you only glance, it can look like he is doing less. If you stay, you notice he is doing the one thing that spectacle often ruins: he is keeping the song intact. So the pull of this old tape is not nostalgia for a haircut or a stage set. It is the relief of watching a musician who knows when to play, when to step back, and when to let the tune carry the room. He is not trying to make “Walk of Life” look impressive. He is playing it as if walking were enough. Which 1990s live performance still feels like that to you — not louder than the song, just sure of it?

He Played “Walk of Life” as If the Song Already Knew the Way The odd thing about watching Mark Knopfler in 1996 is not how much he does. It is how little he needs to do. He does not patrol the stage to remind anyone who is holding the guitar. He does not dress the solo up as a contest. He stands inside the song and lets it keep its own pace, which is rarer than virtuosity and harder to fake. That is the real subject of the clip. We have been trained to treat difficulty as the proof of value: more notes, more motion, more visible strain. Knopfler works in the opposite direction. The lines are clean. The spaces around them are part of the playing. He leaves room for the band, for the bounce of the rhythm, for the audience to enter without being instructed. Confidence, here, looks like refusal to crowd the frame. “Walk of Life” helps him. It was never built as a monument. It wants movement. The riff has that easy forward lean, the feeling that the body recognizes the walk before the mind names the song. Under the cheer there is nothing ornate. People get on with it. They keep walking. They keep playing. The joy is ordinary on purpose, which is why it still lands when so many “uplifting” anthems now sound like they are selling you a mood. Watching it now changes the temperature of the performance. In the mid-90s a live groove did not have to win a two-second fight against the next clip. A band could settle and stay. The music had duration. That duration is what makes Knopfler’s restraint visible. If you only glance, it can look like he is doing less. If you stay, you notice he is doing the one thing that spectacle often ruins: he is keeping the song intact. So the pull of this old tape is not nostalgia for a haircut or a stage set. It is the relief of watching a musician who knows when to play, when to step back, and when to let the tune carry the room. He is not trying to make “Walk of Life” look impressive. He is playing it as if walking were enough. Which 1990s live performance still feels like that to you — not louder than the song, just sure of it?

Emotion & Music

28,301 görüntüleme • 2 gün önce

Sunny Hostin gets triggered because Vice President J.D. Vance made a joke about The View being hostile to him and holds an inquisition against Joy Behar, accusing her of literally being his best friend: VP J.D. VANCE: I have seen some progressive criticisms of me personally saying, 'what experience does the vice president of the United States have with hostile, high-stakes negotiations?' And I would point those progressive critics to the fact that just two days ago I spent over an hour on The View. So actually, I have great experience in very hostile negotiations. And I've used that - Look, Joy Behar is way tougher than the Iranians, and he and I are best friends now. [Cuts back to live] [Laughter and applause] SUNNY HOSTIN: What?! What?! ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: Our very own Joy. HOSTIN: We were more difficult to deal with than the Iranian government?! JOY BEHAR: He's being funny I think. ANA NAVARRO: Can I tell you something? I wish Joy had negotiated this Iran deal. It would have been better. BEHHAR: Exactly. HOSTIN: It would have been better. BEHAR: First of all, I'd make them a nice meal. My lasagna. We'd sit down and talk. It's like with J.D., he was here the other day. I respect the office. You know, I believe in reaching across the aisle. I do. This is why MAGA Republicans, they are coming around. SUNNY HOSTIN: No, they are not! FARAH GRIFFIN: Some are. BEHAR: A lot of them are. A lot of them are. The Republicans themselves in Congress. HOSTIN: I think Republican are. Because if you look at it now, less - in country, less people identify as Republicans than ever before. So, I think there has been a shift. But, I want to know, why were you so in love with J.D. Vance? BEHAR: I wasn't in love. Look, I'm not in love with him and I'm not in love with this administration. SARA HAINES: And he is not her best friend! BEHAR: You are watching me on this show. HOSTIN: He just called you his best friend! HAINES: That is not mutual! ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: She went on like a three-minute viral rant yesterday about this administration, and everyone is like 'how does she love them,' and then you're criticizing them saying to throw them out.

Sunny Hostin gets triggered because Vice President J.D. Vance made a joke about The View being hostile to him and holds an inquisition against Joy Behar, accusing her of literally being his best friend: VP J.D. VANCE: I have seen some progressive criticisms of me personally saying, 'what experience does the vice president of the United States have with hostile, high-stakes negotiations?' And I would point those progressive critics to the fact that just two days ago I spent over an hour on The View. So actually, I have great experience in very hostile negotiations. And I've used that - Look, Joy Behar is way tougher than the Iranians, and he and I are best friends now. [Cuts back to live] [Laughter and applause] SUNNY HOSTIN: What?! What?! ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: Our very own Joy. HOSTIN: We were more difficult to deal with than the Iranian government?! JOY BEHAR: He's being funny I think. ANA NAVARRO: Can I tell you something? I wish Joy had negotiated this Iran deal. It would have been better. BEHHAR: Exactly. HOSTIN: It would have been better. BEHAR: First of all, I'd make them a nice meal. My lasagna. We'd sit down and talk. It's like with J.D., he was here the other day. I respect the office. You know, I believe in reaching across the aisle. I do. This is why MAGA Republicans, they are coming around. SUNNY HOSTIN: No, they are not! FARAH GRIFFIN: Some are. BEHAR: A lot of them are. A lot of them are. The Republicans themselves in Congress. HOSTIN: I think Republican are. Because if you look at it now, less - in country, less people identify as Republicans than ever before. So, I think there has been a shift. But, I want to know, why were you so in love with J.D. Vance? BEHAR: I wasn't in love. Look, I'm not in love with him and I'm not in love with this administration. SARA HAINES: And he is not her best friend! BEHAR: You are watching me on this show. HOSTIN: He just called you his best friend! HAINES: That is not mutual! ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: She went on like a three-minute viral rant yesterday about this administration, and everyone is like 'how does she love them,' and then you're criticizing them saying to throw them out.

Nicholas Fondacaro

10,926 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

🚨 Urgent Appeal: Food & Fruit for the Wounded of Gaza 🚨 Why must a wounded person fight two battles at once? One against pain and bleeding… and another against hunger and weakness. Why do the injured in Gaza recover on empty stomachs? Why does a body torn by shrapnel have to search for food before it can search for healing? In Gaza, there are thousands of wounded men, women, and children— burn victims, amputees, people with open wounds and shattered bones— trying to survive without proper nutrition, without fresh food, without the strength their bodies desperately need to heal. 🍎🥖 Yes, this campaign is about fruit and food… but the truth is far deeper than a meal. Fresh fruit is not a luxury for the wounded. Food is not comfort. It is medicine. Without nutrition: wounds don’t close, infections spread, bodies collapse, and recovery turns into a slow, silent loss. 💔 There are injured people who skip meals to give food to another wounded person beside them. People with severe pain who cannot take medication because there is nothing in their stomachs. Children with bandaged bodies asking not for toys— but for a piece of fruit. We are Mohammed’Project , from the heart of Gaza. We move between shelters, homes, and makeshift clinics, delivering fruit and food to those whose bodies are already broken by war. This is not charity. This is life support. 🙏 Every donation today becomes strength in a wounded body. Every meal is a step away from infection, collapse, and death. ✨ And this work continues because some voices refuse to look away. With deep gratitude to William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker 🩷) whose conscience never accepted that wounded people should suffer in silence— and whose voice helped turn empathy into nourishment for the injured. With heartfelt appreciation to Eyup Lovely (Eyup Lovely 🩷) who chose compassion over comfort, and stood with the wounded when standing up truly mattered. And with sincere thanks to Felix (GoliathFan1952 🩷) whose honesty cut through indifference and reminded the world that the injured are not numbers— they are human beings fighting to live. 🫂 Your voices did more than speak. They fed the wounded. They strengthened broken bodies. They gave the injured a real chance to heal.

🚨 Urgent Appeal: Food & Fruit for the Wounded of Gaza 🚨 Why must a wounded person fight two battles at once? One against pain and bleeding… and another against hunger and weakness. Why do the injured in Gaza recover on empty stomachs? Why does a body torn by shrapnel have to search for food before it can search for healing? In Gaza, there are thousands of wounded men, women, and children— burn victims, amputees, people with open wounds and shattered bones— trying to survive without proper nutrition, without fresh food, without the strength their bodies desperately need to heal. 🍎🥖 Yes, this campaign is about fruit and food… but the truth is far deeper than a meal. Fresh fruit is not a luxury for the wounded. Food is not comfort. It is medicine. Without nutrition: wounds don’t close, infections spread, bodies collapse, and recovery turns into a slow, silent loss. 💔 There are injured people who skip meals to give food to another wounded person beside them. People with severe pain who cannot take medication because there is nothing in their stomachs. Children with bandaged bodies asking not for toys— but for a piece of fruit. We are Mohammed’Project , from the heart of Gaza. We move between shelters, homes, and makeshift clinics, delivering fruit and food to those whose bodies are already broken by war. This is not charity. This is life support. 🙏 Every donation today becomes strength in a wounded body. Every meal is a step away from infection, collapse, and death. ✨ And this work continues because some voices refuse to look away. With deep gratitude to William Menaker (Will 🦥 Menaker 🩷) whose conscience never accepted that wounded people should suffer in silence— and whose voice helped turn empathy into nourishment for the injured. With heartfelt appreciation to Eyup Lovely (Eyup Lovely 🩷) who chose compassion over comfort, and stood with the wounded when standing up truly mattered. And with sincere thanks to Felix (GoliathFan1952 🩷) whose honesty cut through indifference and reminded the world that the injured are not numbers— they are human beings fighting to live. 🫂 Your voices did more than speak. They fed the wounded. They strengthened broken bodies. They gave the injured a real chance to heal.

Muhmmed Project𓂆 🇵🇸

157,105 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Pep Guardiola on why Lionel Messi broke down in tears after the final whistle against Spain in the FIFA World Cup final. 🗣️ “The whole world thought Leo was crying because Argentina had lost the World Cup. They were wrong. I know him better than most people. Those tears came from somewhere much deeper. They were the tears of a little boy who realized the dream he had lived for more than twenty years might have ended forever.” “The moment I saw him standing there, I couldn’t watch anymore. I picked up my phone and called him. He answered, but he couldn’t speak. All I could hear was his breathing. We stayed in silence for what felt like forever because sometimes pain is too big for words.” “When he finally spoke, he said, ‘Míster… it’s not the defeat that’s breaking me. I can accept losing. What I can’t accept is that this may have been the last time I ever wore the Argentina shirt. I wasn’t ready to say goodbye.’ I completely broke down when I heard those words.” “I told him, ‘Leo, listen to me. Millions of people aren’t crying because Argentina lost. They’re crying because they know they may never see you wear that shirt again. They grew up with you. They celebrated with you. They suffered with you. Tonight, they’re mourning the end of an era.’” “He spent more than two decades carrying that badge with unbelievable pride. He gave Argentina his childhood, his youth, his best football and even the final years of his career. There was nothing left for him to give. He left every piece of his heart on that pitch.” “I said to him, ‘Don’t ever apologize. Don’t ever think you failed your country. The only reason this hurts so much is because you loved Argentina more than anyone could ever ask. That’s not failure that’s the purest form of love.’” “I’ve coached the greatest footballer I’ve ever seen, but that night I wasn’t speaking to a footballer. I was speaking to a man whose heart had been shattered because he believed his final chapter with Argentina had been written. That pain is something no trophy, no speech and no applause can ever heal.” “One day, people will remember who won that World Cup. But those of us who love football will also remember another image forever Lionel Messi standing in tears, not because he stopped loving football, but because football was asking him to say goodbye to the country he loved more than anything in the world.

Pep Guardiola on why Lionel Messi broke down in tears after the final whistle against Spain in the FIFA World Cup final. 🗣️ “The whole world thought Leo was crying because Argentina had lost the World Cup. They were wrong. I know him better than most people. Those tears came from somewhere much deeper. They were the tears of a little boy who realized the dream he had lived for more than twenty years might have ended forever.” “The moment I saw him standing there, I couldn’t watch anymore. I picked up my phone and called him. He answered, but he couldn’t speak. All I could hear was his breathing. We stayed in silence for what felt like forever because sometimes pain is too big for words.” “When he finally spoke, he said, ‘Míster… it’s not the defeat that’s breaking me. I can accept losing. What I can’t accept is that this may have been the last time I ever wore the Argentina shirt. I wasn’t ready to say goodbye.’ I completely broke down when I heard those words.” “I told him, ‘Leo, listen to me. Millions of people aren’t crying because Argentina lost. They’re crying because they know they may never see you wear that shirt again. They grew up with you. They celebrated with you. They suffered with you. Tonight, they’re mourning the end of an era.’” “He spent more than two decades carrying that badge with unbelievable pride. He gave Argentina his childhood, his youth, his best football and even the final years of his career. There was nothing left for him to give. He left every piece of his heart on that pitch.” “I said to him, ‘Don’t ever apologize. Don’t ever think you failed your country. The only reason this hurts so much is because you loved Argentina more than anyone could ever ask. That’s not failure that’s the purest form of love.’” “I’ve coached the greatest footballer I’ve ever seen, but that night I wasn’t speaking to a footballer. I was speaking to a man whose heart had been shattered because he believed his final chapter with Argentina had been written. That pain is something no trophy, no speech and no applause can ever heal.” “One day, people will remember who won that World Cup. But those of us who love football will also remember another image forever Lionel Messi standing in tears, not because he stopped loving football, but because football was asking him to say goodbye to the country he loved more than anything in the world.

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900,042 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce