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[RINGTONE] Title: Mind binding Model: Sony Ericsson W52S Composer unknown (company: Crypton Future Media) Year: 2007 (yes, the company that made Hatsune Miku - they did lots of ringtone work for Japanese phones)

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Cryonnaise

32,983 views • 10 months ago

1 year ago, Cody Rhodes pointed at Roman Reigns signaling he was coming for the title Despite being told they may go with Roman vs Rock the Face of The Company channeled his inner Hogan and said “that doesn’t work for me brother” Happy Anniversary to a legendary moment 🥹❤️

1 year ago, Cody Rhodes pointed at Roman Reigns signaling he was coming for the title Despite being told they may go with Roman vs Rock the Face of The Company channeled his inner Hogan and said “that doesn’t work for me brother” Happy Anniversary to a legendary moment 🥹❤️

Jay 𖤐

734,287 views • 1 year ago

Can Eli Lilly become the largest company in the world? Jordi Visser thinks so. "The reason I believe Eli Lilly has a chance to be the largest company in the world, and the number one AI company in the world within 5 years, is because they are building a specialized model." "They have their own data center with 1,000 GPUs with all the data that $LLY has had [as] a 150 year old company." "They are creating an innovation hub of using data all for human software."

Can Eli Lilly become the largest company in the world? Jordi Visser thinks so. "The reason I believe Eli Lilly has a chance to be the largest company in the world, and the number one AI company in the world within 5 years, is because they are building a specialized model." "They have their own data center with 1,000 GPUs with all the data that $LLY has had [as] a 150 year old company." "They are creating an innovation hub of using data all for human software."

Anthony Pompliano 🌪

140,356 views • 1 month ago

BREAKING NEWS: Shares of Trump Media Technology Group $DJT (Parent company of Truth Social) have just plunged 25% after they reported a Loss that is 1400% greater than their total revenue for 2023. The $6.5 BILLION Company also says that they “expect to incur operating losses for the foreseeable future.” They brought in a dismal revenue of just $4.1 million all of last year, but lost a staggering $58 million. Let’s compare this to Twitter (X). X brought in Revenue of $3.4 BILLION in 2023. At scale this would be like Twitter reporting a net loss of $47.6 Billion for 2023. In other words the prospects for Trump Media to succeed seem fairly dim and the stock appears to be massively overvalued.

BREAKING NEWS: Shares of Trump Media Technology Group $DJT (Parent company of Truth Social) have just plunged 25% after they reported a Loss that is 1400% greater than their total revenue for 2023. The $6.5 BILLION Company also says that they “expect to incur operating losses for the foreseeable future.” They brought in a dismal revenue of just $4.1 million all of last year, but lost a staggering $58 million. Let’s compare this to Twitter (X). X brought in Revenue of $3.4 BILLION in 2023. At scale this would be like Twitter reporting a net loss of $47.6 Billion for 2023. In other words the prospects for Trump Media to succeed seem fairly dim and the stock appears to be massively overvalued.

Brian Krassenstein

1,011,469 views • 2 years ago

Solar thinks that the start work ceremony in Taiwan is huge because there's a real horse in her company. MC: There's a horse because this year's the year of the horse, you might see a goat during the start work ceremony next year since it's the year of the goat next year. 🐰 I think they don't have to bring in a goat, because I'm the goat itself (born in the year of the goat) 🤣🤣🤣 MC: So they just need you to be there , it'll save the company some money too (for not bringing in a real goat) #MAMAMOO #SOLAR #마마무 #솔라 #頌樂 마마무(MAMAMOO)

Solar thinks that the start work ceremony in Taiwan is huge because there's a real horse in her company. MC: There's a horse because this year's the year of the horse, you might see a goat during the start work ceremony next year since it's the year of the goat next year. 🐰 I think they don't have to bring in a goat, because I'm the goat itself (born in the year of the goat) 🤣🤣🤣 MC: So they just need you to be there , it'll save the company some money too (for not bringing in a real goat) #MAMAMOO #SOLAR #마마무 #솔라 #頌樂 마마무(MAMAMOO)

ㅌㅂ/TV

13,172 views • 4 months ago

"We are crossing the chasm from early adopters to mainstream acceptance (of stablecoins)." - Jeremy Allaire - jerallaire.arc, co-founder of Circle "The laws and regulations of a publicly traded company matter in terms of trust, transparency, compliance, and governance." "We're a market-neutral infrastructure company that people can build on top of. We're not competing for end users or businesses." "I really think now is a significant moment, where lots of mainstream companies feel like they can do this and there's a great platform company to work with."

"We are crossing the chasm from early adopters to mainstream acceptance (of stablecoins)." - Jeremy Allaire - jerallaire.arc, co-founder of Circle "The laws and regulations of a publicly traded company matter in terms of trust, transparency, compliance, and governance." "We're a market-neutral infrastructure company that people can build on top of. We're not competing for end users or businesses." "I really think now is a significant moment, where lots of mainstream companies feel like they can do this and there's a great platform company to work with."

TBPN

10,821 views • 1 year ago

This company did me dirty hey...So they decided to pay me R151,74 for the whole month of March 2026 and saying that I wasn't clocking properly while they know very well that I was at work and they won't check their security cameras to verify that I was indeed at work...imagine working and breaking your back for the whole month only to be paid that amount I'm hurt Shem don't wanna lie ? ? My SPAR Richard G

This company did me dirty hey...So they decided to pay me R151,74 for the whole month of March 2026 and saying that I wasn't clocking properly while they know very well that I was at work and they won't check their security cameras to verify that I was indeed at work...imagine working and breaking your back for the whole month only to be paid that amount I'm hurt Shem don't wanna lie ? ? My SPAR Richard G

Black-Jesus💧🇿🇦

119,890 views • 4 months ago

Matt Mullenweg told us the best acquisition his company ever made. He'd been studying Microsoft. For every $1 Microsoft made on Windows, the ecosystem around it made about $20. He wanted the app that sat on top of WordPress the way Office sat on top of Windows. He found it in a 40-person company in South Africa with 4 engineers. It was called woocommerce. They beat out a private equity firm to buy it. Last year over $30b in goods and services sold through it.

Matt Mullenweg told us the best acquisition his company ever made. He'd been studying Microsoft. For every $1 Microsoft made on Windows, the ecosystem around it made about $20. He wanted the app that sat on top of WordPress the way Office sat on top of Windows. He found it in a 40-person company in South Africa with 4 engineers. It was called woocommerce. They beat out a private equity firm to buy it. Last year over $30b in goods and services sold through it.

Sam Parr

30,982 views • 22 days ago

Haberman: "Last year the administration signed a critical minerals mining deal with Kazakhstan for a U.S. company. It was agreement that President Trump and Howard Lutnick got tentative approval for with Kazakhstan's president in September. Six days before the deal was signed, which was in November, the president's older sons with other partners took a 20% investment in a company related to the deal. What did the president know about his son's involvement in this arrangement and when did he find out about it?" Leavitt: "Nothing. I've spoken to the president and his family about this. They would absolutely never do anything that would put the president in a place of a conflict of interest." Haberman: "So the president did not learn about this until it was in the media?" Leavitt: "That's my understanding of the matter, yes."

Haberman: "Last year the administration signed a critical minerals mining deal with Kazakhstan for a U.S. company. It was agreement that President Trump and Howard Lutnick got tentative approval for with Kazakhstan's president in September. Six days before the deal was signed, which was in November, the president's older sons with other partners took a 20% investment in a company related to the deal. What did the president know about his son's involvement in this arrangement and when did he find out about it?" Leavitt: "Nothing. I've spoken to the president and his family about this. They would absolutely never do anything that would put the president in a place of a conflict of interest." Haberman: "So the president did not learn about this until it was in the media?" Leavitt: "That's my understanding of the matter, yes."

The Bulwark

181,188 views • 17 days ago

General Charles Flynn exposes to Lara Logan what China does with the land they purchase in countries “I'm in the country of Asia. We're taking a look, this has been going on for a solid year Aw There are locations that we train in this country routinely. And around those locations, guess who's buying land? China And guess what else they're doing? - They own 90% of a telecommunications company - So on that piece of property, they put up a tower. - And on that tower is, guess what? — A sensor. Surveillance And then what do they do? They own 80% in a media company, and then they have bot farms. What they do with that media company is they push that misinformation and disinformation out to the population. That is a counter West narrative, counter US narrative. That is happening at a scale that's unbelievable out in Asia. It's also happening probably inside our own country.”

General Charles Flynn exposes to Lara Logan what China does with the land they purchase in countries “I'm in the country of Asia. We're taking a look, this has been going on for a solid year Aw There are locations that we train in this country routinely. And around those locations, guess who's buying land? China And guess what else they're doing? - They own 90% of a telecommunications company - So on that piece of property, they put up a tower. - And on that tower is, guess what? — A sensor. Surveillance And then what do they do? They own 80% in a media company, and then they have bot farms. What they do with that media company is they push that misinformation and disinformation out to the population. That is a counter West narrative, counter US narrative. That is happening at a scale that's unbelievable out in Asia. It's also happening probably inside our own country.”

Wall Street Apes

87,862 views • 6 months ago

WOW 🚨 Audit finds Minnesota state workers mismanaging money and then fabricating documents to hide the evidence One example: Minnesota DHS paid a company $600,000 and NO WORK WAS DONE, just days later the DHS manager who approved the payment became a consultant at the company “State workers mismanaging taxpayer money, then backdating and creating new documents to cover their tracks during an audit. Explosive findings in a report by the nonpartisan Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor. They looked into the Behavior Health Administration, the division within the Department of Human Services that issues grants to providers for mental health and drug and alcohol abuse services. Nearly $200 million dollars each year. In one example, the auditors found a provider who couldn't prove they did any work. DHS paid them $600,000. $172,000 for one month of work, then days later the manager that approved the payment left DHS to become a paid consultant for that company. The most disturbing revelation to legislative auditor Judy Randall was that state workers fabricated documents when auditors asked for them.“

WOW 🚨 Audit finds Minnesota state workers mismanaging money and then fabricating documents to hide the evidence One example: Minnesota DHS paid a company $600,000 and NO WORK WAS DONE, just days later the DHS manager who approved the payment became a consultant at the company “State workers mismanaging taxpayer money, then backdating and creating new documents to cover their tracks during an audit. Explosive findings in a report by the nonpartisan Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor. They looked into the Behavior Health Administration, the division within the Department of Human Services that issues grants to providers for mental health and drug and alcohol abuse services. Nearly $200 million dollars each year. In one example, the auditors found a provider who couldn't prove they did any work. DHS paid them $600,000. $172,000 for one month of work, then days later the manager that approved the payment left DHS to become a paid consultant for that company. The most disturbing revelation to legislative auditor Judy Randall was that state workers fabricated documents when auditors asked for them.“

Wall Street Apes

33,388 views • 6 months ago

Mark Cuban reveals his most profitable Shark Tank investments “I gave BeatBox Beverages $1,000,000 for 33% of the company and I’ve been diluted now but they just did a fundraising at a $200,000,000 valuation” “Dude Wipes will do $150,000,000 in revenue this year. I think I gave them $250,000 for 20% of the company and they’re worth a couple hundred million now… I haven’t turned that into cash but on a valuation basis I’m good”

Mark Cuban reveals his most profitable Shark Tank investments “I gave BeatBox Beverages $1,000,000 for 33% of the company and I’ve been diluted now but they just did a fundraising at a $200,000,000 valuation” “Dude Wipes will do $150,000,000 in revenue this year. I think I gave them $250,000 for 20% of the company and they’re worth a couple hundred million now… I haven’t turned that into cash but on a valuation basis I’m good”

Jack

3,712,945 views • 2 months ago

Look at the crowd of people who queued for the Huawei Mate60 Pro+ and Mate X5 in China. I feel so happy seeing Huawei rising like this again, even though it is "just" in its own country. Once Huawei can give us awesome phones again that are great in all aspects, I think more people (not just in China) will start to use Huawei phones again. The future is getting brighter again for this company and I'm excited to see what they'll do next year.

Look at the crowd of people who queued for the Huawei Mate60 Pro+ and Mate X5 in China. I feel so happy seeing Huawei rising like this again, even though it is "just" in its own country. Once Huawei can give us awesome phones again that are great in all aspects, I think more people (not just in China) will start to use Huawei phones again. The future is getting brighter again for this company and I'm excited to see what they'll do next year.

Alvin

11,071 views • 2 years ago

$PLTR When ChatGPT went viral, Palantir launched AIP about 4 months after in April of 2023. The entire world had begun to understand the implications of LLMs and Palantir realized they had been working on the foundational software, the ontology, for 20 years. The ontology was necessary to make sense of LLMs, so they immediately decided that AIP would be the future of the company. A tech company lives or dies based on their ability to recogonize the future far before it becomes reality -- as a result, they can build the products and craft the narrative that is needed to succeed in a competitive technology environment. The latest craze has been "vibe-coding," essentially an easier way for engineers to use AI to help them code. Is the trend validated? Well... - Cursor, a vibe-coding startup, was the fastest company in the history of startups to reach $100M ARR and now has a $10B valuation. - $MSFT CEO said 2 days ago that 30% of the company's code is now written by AI. Palantir saw what was happening...and they did what they did best. Took their foundational software and constructed it in a way to now incorporate the concept of "vibe-coding" via the ontology in AIP. A tech company lives or dies based on their ability to recognize the future far before it becomes reality -- as a result, they can build the products and craft the narrative that is needed to succeed in a competitive technology environment. Thanks for taking the time to Chad!

$PLTR When ChatGPT went viral, Palantir launched AIP about 4 months after in April of 2023. The entire world had begun to understand the implications of LLMs and Palantir realized they had been working on the foundational software, the ontology, for 20 years. The ontology was necessary to make sense of LLMs, so they immediately decided that AIP would be the future of the company. A tech company lives or dies based on their ability to recogonize the future far before it becomes reality -- as a result, they can build the products and craft the narrative that is needed to succeed in a competitive technology environment. The latest craze has been "vibe-coding," essentially an easier way for engineers to use AI to help them code. Is the trend validated? Well... - Cursor, a vibe-coding startup, was the fastest company in the history of startups to reach $100M ARR and now has a $10B valuation. - $MSFT CEO said 2 days ago that 30% of the company's code is now written by AI. Palantir saw what was happening...and they did what they did best. Took their foundational software and constructed it in a way to now incorporate the concept of "vibe-coding" via the ontology in AIP. A tech company lives or dies based on their ability to recognize the future far before it becomes reality -- as a result, they can build the products and craft the narrative that is needed to succeed in a competitive technology environment. Thanks for taking the time to Chad!

amit

84,653 views • 1 year ago

Sanseito lawmaker Rina Yoshikawa: “High school tuition is being made free, but does that include foreigners too?” Government: “Yes. If they self-declare that they plan to settle in Japan in the future and work in Japan, they will be eligible for free tuition.” Rina Yoshikawa: “If they plan to settle in Japan and work here after graduation, isn’t that basically immigration?” Prime Minister Takaichi: “Yes, it’s based on self-declaration, but if they intend to settle in Japan and work here, they will be covered.” But please don’t say I’m promoting immigration policy. 🐶 By international standards, anyone who settles in Japan for more than one year is considered an immigrant. Apparently, for the ruling party, that means something else. #Japan #Immigration #Sanseito #ForeignPolicy #TaxpayerMoney

Sanseito lawmaker Rina Yoshikawa: “High school tuition is being made free, but does that include foreigners too?” Government: “Yes. If they self-declare that they plan to settle in Japan in the future and work in Japan, they will be eligible for free tuition.” Rina Yoshikawa: “If they plan to settle in Japan and work here after graduation, isn’t that basically immigration?” Prime Minister Takaichi: “Yes, it’s based on self-declaration, but if they intend to settle in Japan and work here, they will be covered.” But please don’t say I’m promoting immigration policy. 🐶 By international standards, anyone who settles in Japan for more than one year is considered an immigrant. Apparently, for the ruling party, that means something else. #Japan #Immigration #Sanseito #ForeignPolicy #TaxpayerMoney

Rutaso.Japan🇯🇵🐶

34,952 views • 4 months ago

CBC running around like the price of fuel in Canada was never $1.52 That was the price just a year ago, it was actually $1.57 in Toronto & it was because of the carbon tax. Did the media point fingers at our Government for high fuel prices over the years or did they promote the messaging that the carbon tax made life more affordable?

CBC running around like the price of fuel in Canada was never $1.52 That was the price just a year ago, it was actually $1.57 in Toronto & it was because of the carbon tax. Did the media point fingers at our Government for high fuel prices over the years or did they promote the messaging that the carbon tax made life more affordable?

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

28,619 views • 4 months ago

Does anyone in their right mind really believe that Trump Media & Technlogoy Group Corp. (DJT) is valued at over $13 billion? Truth Social and Trump Media had just $3.4 million of revenue through the first nine months of last year, and the company lost $49 million over that span. Redditors on Robinhood likely won't bid this thing up like they did with Gamestop. I expect a lot of hedge funds to be shorting this stock soon. How many foreign governments will be manipulating this stock in order to try and get favors from Trump if he's reelected? Just imagine if Biden did this in 2020 right before he ran for election. (this is not investment advice.)

Does anyone in their right mind really believe that Trump Media & Technlogoy Group Corp. (DJT) is valued at over $13 billion? Truth Social and Trump Media had just $3.4 million of revenue through the first nine months of last year, and the company lost $49 million over that span. Redditors on Robinhood likely won't bid this thing up like they did with Gamestop. I expect a lot of hedge funds to be shorting this stock soon. How many foreign governments will be manipulating this stock in order to try and get favors from Trump if he's reelected? Just imagine if Biden did this in 2020 right before he ran for election. (this is not investment advice.)

Ed Krassenstein

1,451,145 views • 2 years ago

🧸 when we first debuted, the company really wanted to push a "prince" image for us. because of that, they wouldn't let me do things like aegyo when we went on variety shows. 🧸 even though i just wanted to give hearts or do a little aegyo for our fans, they intentionally made us avoid those things. 🧸 i couldn't even make heart gestures. the company banned it, so one time i went on a show and i did some aegyo right before the show ended without them knowing 🧸 but i got caught doing that. the company found out and i actually got in trouble for it 🧸 if i tried too hard to be funny or cute, they would just edit all of it out of the broadcast. i really hated to see us getting a reputation as "boring" group right from the start 🧸 because of that, there was this live streaming platform we used at the time. we all just said “hey, this is live, so the company can't stop us" 🧸 and we decided to just do whatever we wanted, and from that point on, it wasn't really that the company changed their minds, it was more like they just gave up on us.

🧸 when we first debuted, the company really wanted to push a "prince" image for us. because of that, they wouldn't let me do things like aegyo when we went on variety shows. 🧸 even though i just wanted to give hearts or do a little aegyo for our fans, they intentionally made us avoid those things. 🧸 i couldn't even make heart gestures. the company banned it, so one time i went on a show and i did some aegyo right before the show ended without them knowing 🧸 but i got caught doing that. the company found out and i actually got in trouble for it 🧸 if i tried too hard to be funny or cute, they would just edit all of it out of the broadcast. i really hated to see us getting a reputation as "boring" group right from the start 🧸 because of that, there was this live streaming platform we used at the time. we all just said “hey, this is live, so the company can't stop us" 🧸 and we decided to just do whatever we wanted, and from that point on, it wasn't really that the company changed their minds, it was more like they just gave up on us.

녱🐱

709,919 views • 2 months ago

Did you know the Crazy Frog sound was made by a 17-year-old boy in Sweden who was just trying to imitate the sound of a two-stroke engine with his mouth? His name was Daniel Malmedahl. He recorded it in 1997 as a joke, uploaded it to the internet, and forgot about it. Six years later, a Swedish animator stumbled across the file, spent eight weeks building a character around it, and posted it online. He had no idea who made the sound. The credits just said anonymous. A ringtone company found it, renamed the character Crazy Frog, and made over 400 million dollars. Daniel was 24 and working as a computer components salesman when it peaked.

Did you know the Crazy Frog sound was made by a 17-year-old boy in Sweden who was just trying to imitate the sound of a two-stroke engine with his mouth? His name was Daniel Malmedahl. He recorded it in 1997 as a joke, uploaded it to the internet, and forgot about it. Six years later, a Swedish animator stumbled across the file, spent eight weeks building a character around it, and posted it online. He had no idea who made the sound. The credits just said anonymous. A ringtone company found it, renamed the character Crazy Frog, and made over 400 million dollars. Daniel was 24 and working as a computer components salesman when it peaked.

Lemma the Optimist

1,282,691 views • 4 months ago

Nick Khan: We at TKO, as you know, its a publicly traded company. Everything is public. Our media rights deals are public. I mentioned just briefly in the hallway earlier, the results of WrestleMania this past weekend, including the gate, are public...The way our media rights deals work are different than they how they were when the Muhammad Ali act was passed...When you do a multi-event, multi-year deal...the allocation of what money goes where for what event it's completely different and almost impossible, to say, 'well for this event, we're gonna give $3M, but the other event we're gonna give $500K.' It doesn't work, but what does work are our public disclosures made on a quarterly basis.

Nick Khan: We at TKO, as you know, its a publicly traded company. Everything is public. Our media rights deals are public. I mentioned just briefly in the hallway earlier, the results of WrestleMania this past weekend, including the gate, are public...The way our media rights deals work are different than they how they were when the Muhammad Ali act was passed...When you do a multi-event, multi-year deal...the allocation of what money goes where for what event it's completely different and almost impossible, to say, 'well for this event, we're gonna give $3M, but the other event we're gonna give $500K.' It doesn't work, but what does work are our public disclosures made on a quarterly basis.

Jed I. Goodman ©

267,977 views • 3 months ago