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A French woman whose husband has admitted drugging her and inviting more than 80 men to rape her over the course of a decade has said she “was sacrificed on the altar of vice” and treated “like a rag doll”. Gisèle Pélicot told the court she was “never complicit” in the sexual acts and had not pretended to be asleep - but was urged by the judge that in order to respect the presumption of innocence, it had been agreed in court not to use the word rape but “sex scene”. During court proceedings, it was revealed that one of the men is HIV positive, and he was invited by her husband Dominique to rape Gisèle more than six times. Dominique did not require the rapists to wear a condom. After a medical examination, Gisèle learned that she was carrying four sexually-transmitted diseases. “Inside me, it is a scene of devastation,” Gisèle said. “I no longer have an identity. … I don’t know if I’ll ever rebuild myself.” Gisèle Pélicot waived her right to anonymity in order for the crimes to be made public.

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I think most people would be surprised to hear that games used to run from cassette tapes. To be honest, I’m not from the generation that actually played games directly from cassette tapes either, so I can’t completely relate. But after recreating the experience with old hardware, I found myself thinking about how kids back then must have gathered around a computer, excitedly waiting for those long loading times to finally finish. It almost felt like I had traveled back to that era myself. Small games could take around 5–10 minutes to load, while larger games around 1MB could take nearly 30 minutes. Before trying cassette tape gaming myself, I had so many questions about how it actually worked. Does the tape keep spinning while the game is running? Do larger games require flipping to Side A or Side B? If you press the stop button, does the game stop too? I had a lot of questions like that, but the way it actually worked was that the computer first loaded all the data stored on the tape into memory. After that, the game would continue running independently without needing the tape anymore. Even now, I still find it fascinating and surprising. I can only imagine how incredible it must have felt for people experiencing it for the first time back in the 1980s.

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heeseung talking about the song "going home" 🥹 he deserves everything 👤: another song i love, "going home". talk to me how about personal it is to you. 🦌: as you know, im a really busy guy. so i have a lot of schedules um. i "got no times", to go home 🦌: i don't get much time to go home, and one time i had to go to work early and the next day. 🦌: so i stopped by to see my parents and brother, then headed straight back to the dorm. 🦌: suddenly i started crying 🦌: i think it made me sad that i couldn't easily see my family, even though they were so close 🦌: i just wanted to go home, so i cried for a long time 🦌: eventually, i pulled myself together 🦌: so i wrote this song thinking that i wanted to return home after achieving something great 👤: that's such a beautiful thing, and im sure your family loves you and is so proud of you! 🦌: haha! *smiles*

heeseung talking about the song "going home" 🥹 he deserves everything 👤: another song i love, "going home". talk to me how about personal it is to you. 🦌: as you know, im a really busy guy. so i have a lot of schedules um. i "got no times", to go home 🦌: i don't get much time to go home, and one time i had to go to work early and the next day. 🦌: so i stopped by to see my parents and brother, then headed straight back to the dorm. 🦌: suddenly i started crying 🦌: i think it made me sad that i couldn't easily see my family, even though they were so close 🦌: i just wanted to go home, so i cried for a long time 🦌: eventually, i pulled myself together 🦌: so i wrote this song thinking that i wanted to return home after achieving something great 👤: that's such a beautiful thing, and im sure your family loves you and is so proud of you! 🦌: haha! smiles

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riwoo's ending ment 🩵 he shared how grateful he was that his dad is at the concert after undergoing major surgery and thanked onedoors for being a source of strength during those hard times. 🦦: when we were preparing the home album, during that time, my dad had to undergo a major surgery. because of that, whenever we were practicing or getting ready, i was really quiet. honestly, i just couldn't bring myself to do much. more than anything, though, both my dad and i had one wish. after our concert dates were announced, he asked me, "do you think i'll be able to see your concert?" i wished for that so desperately too. thankfully, the surgery went really well, and he's here with us today. I'm so relieved, and I'm really proud that something we both hoped for came true. as for what i want to say to onedoor... there will definitely be difficult times and hard moments in life. during those times, i think i leaned on my family and on onedoor a lot. that's why, when i read the things onedoors writes on weverse or during weverse lives you can tell how happy they make me, right? I want to give you strength too, and im receiving strength from you as well. i hope we can continue to have that kind of relationship going forward. whenever things get hard, I hope you'll come to us and lean on us. let's lean on each other, and let's always keep smiling and stay positive together. Fighting!

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"I thought I was still behind (on 17), I thought Zander was still on 19 (under) - I wasn't really looking at boards, to be honest. "It was a long way for me, I had a five wood in the bag, it was 276 and I needed to hit a little draw on there to get the distance. It just came out as good as I could, it ended up great - three, four feet away - and yeah, it was one of the best shots I've hit. "It's been a tough ride. A lot of injuries, a lot of hard things that I've gone through but to get back in the winner's circle is... quite unexpected today, to be honest. "I thought I was one behind playing the last but then got on to the 18th green and had a quick look at the board and was quite surprised. "They were hard times, I didn't think I was going to get through a lot of them. Three wrist ops, a disc replacement, hip surgery, I've been through it all so I'm pretty happy. "One of the main goals was to win with my children actually seeing it - the oldest is 13 soon, it's been pretty much that long so it's nice to eventually let them see me win. "And then I suppose just to prove to myself that I can still compete at this age, after all I've been through. I've had a lot of injuries, I've probably been out six or seven years with injuries. I've been out here 24 years I think, but with those injuries it's only been 16, 17 years. Richard Sterne after victory in Belgium 🏆 #SoudalOpen

"I thought I was still behind (on 17), I thought Zander was still on 19 (under) - I wasn't really looking at boards, to be honest. "It was a long way for me, I had a five wood in the bag, it was 276 and I needed to hit a little draw on there to get the distance. It just came out as good as I could, it ended up great - three, four feet away - and yeah, it was one of the best shots I've hit. "It's been a tough ride. A lot of injuries, a lot of hard things that I've gone through but to get back in the winner's circle is... quite unexpected today, to be honest. "I thought I was one behind playing the last but then got on to the 18th green and had a quick look at the board and was quite surprised. "They were hard times, I didn't think I was going to get through a lot of them. Three wrist ops, a disc replacement, hip surgery, I've been through it all so I'm pretty happy. "One of the main goals was to win with my children actually seeing it - the oldest is 13 soon, it's been pretty much that long so it's nice to eventually let them see me win. "And then I suppose just to prove to myself that I can still compete at this age, after all I've been through. I've had a lot of injuries, I've probably been out six or seven years with injuries. I've been out here 24 years I think, but with those injuries it's only been 16, 17 years. Richard Sterne after victory in Belgium 🏆 #SoudalOpen

DP World Tour

49,866 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

You will remember that a month or two ago, I posted about the solar system at my home in Johannesburg, which has allowed me to hardly use Eskom or City Power because it generates enough energy for my entire usage, including powering geysers. After that post, one of you on this page, a solar expert, reached out privately and advised me to remove the electric geysers from the main solar system. He said the solar batteries were doing too many cycles because they were powering the geysers, and that this would shorten their lifespan. His advice was simple, remove the geysers from the battery load if I wanted the batteries to last the full period that they are built for. I took that advice seriously. I then asked my plumber, Shanil, who owns Metro Plumbers, to guide me on where to get high-quality solar geysers in Johannesburg so that I could replace the electric ones. Shanil told me about a new technology called the Elon Smart Solar PV System. He explained that it is much cheaper than buying completely new solar geysers. Instead of replacing the electric geyser, you simply buy the Elon unit, which comes with its own solar panels, and it is fitted onto your existing electric geyser. That is what I did. I have now removed all four electric geysers from the home solar system that powers my home. Each of them has been converted using the Elon Smart Solar PV technology. They are now powered by their own dedicated solar panels. The four geysers are running on a total of thirteen panels. So what this means is that I will never use Eskom or City Power again because in the past, when it was cloudy for three or four days, I would return to the grid to assist the batteries. This was happening because the batteries were carrying a heavy load that included four geysers. Now that the geysers have been removed from the main solar system and converted to their own dedicated solar supply, I will never return to Eskom or City Power. Even on cloudy days unless the solar system breaks down. The system is able to generate enough power for everything that I need. I also use a gas cooker, which helps reduce the electrical load. I hope this information helps you. If I had gone for the top-quality geysers that are exclusively solar, I would have paid between R25,000 and R30,000 per geyser. That would have come to around R120,000 for four geysers. Of course, there are cheaper solar geysers that you can get, but they are cheaper for a reason. So, in essence, I saved half the amount I would have paid for the geysers if I had chosen top-quality solar geysers. If you are in Johannesburg and you are interested, Shanil’s number is +27 (76) 890-5582. He can do the work for you. The gadgets and their panels cost R60,000 from Plumbing Supplies Sanitaryware Centre in Woodmead. So I have had the system in place for a week now and it is working very well. I have deliberately allowed all the geysers to continue heating so that I could test whether everything is functioning correctly, and the water is as hot as it should be. So that is the story. I thought I should share it with you for those who might want to reduce their bills. P/s The other interesting key feature of this system is that I can control it from my phone. If it is very cloudy and the water is not as hot as I want it to be, I can simply go onto the app and instruct that particular geyser to use the grid. Unlike my previous setup, where I had to switch the whole home solar system onto the grid, now each individual geyser can independently switch to the grid and heat the water to a temperature that I have set. Once the water reaches that set temperature, it automatically disconnects. I can also decide to switch off a geyser from using electricity, in my case from my solar system, or for those who do not have solar systems, from Eskom. In the same way, I can switch it off from using the solar panels. For instance, if there are four geysers and one of them is in a bedroom that is not being used, I can switch off that geyser completely so that it is not heating water unnecessarily. This gives you control, flexibility, and saves you a lot of money in the long run. You can read more about this technology here;

You will remember that a month or two ago, I posted about the solar system at my home in Johannesburg, which has allowed me to hardly use Eskom or City Power because it generates enough energy for my entire usage, including powering geysers. After that post, one of you on this page, a solar expert, reached out privately and advised me to remove the electric geysers from the main solar system. He said the solar batteries were doing too many cycles because they were powering the geysers, and that this would shorten their lifespan. His advice was simple, remove the geysers from the battery load if I wanted the batteries to last the full period that they are built for. I took that advice seriously. I then asked my plumber, Shanil, who owns Metro Plumbers, to guide me on where to get high-quality solar geysers in Johannesburg so that I could replace the electric ones. Shanil told me about a new technology called the Elon Smart Solar PV System. He explained that it is much cheaper than buying completely new solar geysers. Instead of replacing the electric geyser, you simply buy the Elon unit, which comes with its own solar panels, and it is fitted onto your existing electric geyser. That is what I did. I have now removed all four electric geysers from the home solar system that powers my home. Each of them has been converted using the Elon Smart Solar PV technology. They are now powered by their own dedicated solar panels. The four geysers are running on a total of thirteen panels. So what this means is that I will never use Eskom or City Power again because in the past, when it was cloudy for three or four days, I would return to the grid to assist the batteries. This was happening because the batteries were carrying a heavy load that included four geysers. Now that the geysers have been removed from the main solar system and converted to their own dedicated solar supply, I will never return to Eskom or City Power. Even on cloudy days unless the solar system breaks down. The system is able to generate enough power for everything that I need. I also use a gas cooker, which helps reduce the electrical load. I hope this information helps you. If I had gone for the top-quality geysers that are exclusively solar, I would have paid between R25,000 and R30,000 per geyser. That would have come to around R120,000 for four geysers. Of course, there are cheaper solar geysers that you can get, but they are cheaper for a reason. So, in essence, I saved half the amount I would have paid for the geysers if I had chosen top-quality solar geysers. If you are in Johannesburg and you are interested, Shanil’s number is +27 (76) 890-5582. He can do the work for you. The gadgets and their panels cost R60,000 from Plumbing Supplies Sanitaryware Centre in Woodmead. So I have had the system in place for a week now and it is working very well. I have deliberately allowed all the geysers to continue heating so that I could test whether everything is functioning correctly, and the water is as hot as it should be. So that is the story. I thought I should share it with you for those who might want to reduce their bills. P/s The other interesting key feature of this system is that I can control it from my phone. If it is very cloudy and the water is not as hot as I want it to be, I can simply go onto the app and instruct that particular geyser to use the grid. Unlike my previous setup, where I had to switch the whole home solar system onto the grid, now each individual geyser can independently switch to the grid and heat the water to a temperature that I have set. Once the water reaches that set temperature, it automatically disconnects. I can also decide to switch off a geyser from using electricity, in my case from my solar system, or for those who do not have solar systems, from Eskom. In the same way, I can switch it off from using the solar panels. For instance, if there are four geysers and one of them is in a bedroom that is not being used, I can switch off that geyser completely so that it is not heating water unnecessarily. This gives you control, flexibility, and saves you a lot of money in the long run. You can read more about this technology here;

Hopewell Chin’ono

67,957 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

Q: how long have you been in this industry? #mimrattanawadee #มิ้มรัตนวดี Mim: actually I’ve been auditioning since I was 7, but people started to recognize me since Wasana Rak (วาสนารัก). It’s with channel 3, but I’ve always been a freelance actor, I’ve never signed with any channel. It wasn’t until P’Tha gave me the opportunity, so I got to sign with GMMTV to do GL and get to pair with P’View. Q: It changed your roles (career)? Mim: Yes, it changed my role and I’m happy with where I am now Q: You started auditioning when you were 7, but people only started recognizing you recently. How many years was that? Mim: Oi, right now I’m 22 Q: Wow that’s a really long time kid Mim: Yes, a very long time Q: Did you ever think that you’d go do something else? Mim: There were times. I’ve passed that point. I’m proud because it took time to reach here, and it really wasn’t easy at all. I had to go through everything like perseverance, commitment, failure, continuing to prove myself, like I had to do everything… Oi, don’t let me keep talking, I’m going to cry. Q: So it was your dream to enter the industry, and you experienced a lot until one day you felt that you’ve made it Mim: Yes, it’s when I realized people love me because of my role as Yaem, and besides loving the character Yaem, people remember me as Mim Rattanawadee, and they gave me the nickname of Horror Queen and keep supporting my future projects. And when the seniors (decision makers) gave me the opportunity and believed in me that I could play this role. So this is the place I used to dream about, and now I finally have this opportunity. Q: What was your first project? Mim: It was the series Full House, but when I was a kid, I didn’t think much about it. I was just happy to be in a series, and I made it. Q: But once you got into the industry for real, it’s not like that right? Mim: Right, it’s nothing like that. There’s so much more to it. It’s like you have to keep fighting and never give up. And I’m also soooooo proud of you and thank you for not giving up 🥹

Q: how long have you been in this industry? #mimrattanawadee #มิ้มรัตนวดี Mim: actually I’ve been auditioning since I was 7, but people started to recognize me since Wasana Rak (วาสนารัก). It’s with channel 3, but I’ve always been a freelance actor, I’ve never signed with any channel. It wasn’t until P’Tha gave me the opportunity, so I got to sign with GMMTV to do GL and get to pair with P’View. Q: It changed your roles (career)? Mim: Yes, it changed my role and I’m happy with where I am now Q: You started auditioning when you were 7, but people only started recognizing you recently. How many years was that? Mim: Oi, right now I’m 22 Q: Wow that’s a really long time kid Mim: Yes, a very long time Q: Did you ever think that you’d go do something else? Mim: There were times. I’ve passed that point. I’m proud because it took time to reach here, and it really wasn’t easy at all. I had to go through everything like perseverance, commitment, failure, continuing to prove myself, like I had to do everything… Oi, don’t let me keep talking, I’m going to cry. Q: So it was your dream to enter the industry, and you experienced a lot until one day you felt that you’ve made it Mim: Yes, it’s when I realized people love me because of my role as Yaem, and besides loving the character Yaem, people remember me as Mim Rattanawadee, and they gave me the nickname of Horror Queen and keep supporting my future projects. And when the seniors (decision makers) gave me the opportunity and believed in me that I could play this role. So this is the place I used to dream about, and now I finally have this opportunity. Q: What was your first project? Mim: It was the series Full House, but when I was a kid, I didn’t think much about it. I was just happy to be in a series, and I made it. Q: But once you got into the industry for real, it’s not like that right? Mim: Right, it’s nothing like that. There’s so much more to it. It’s like you have to keep fighting and never give up. And I’m also soooooo proud of you and thank you for not giving up 🥹

here ᝰ͙ 🍞

29,271 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

"I remember feeling very tired mentally, four days of sort of leading the tournament. I won the week before in Greensboro so I’d had a lot of media attention that week and so people forget that. You know to win two in a row is not always easy and then the Masters, I was late, day one, and there was no late and early times you get the first Tour. It was either if you score well the first round and you’re late, you’ll be late the second day so I was late the third day and then was obviously last off with Crenshaw. So mentally it was getting quite tiring because the course was very dry and it was just holding on because you had these four footers. You keep getting, keep making them and then you know, and then obviously I had a bit of a hiccup at 11th and 12th. Things didn’t go well there so now I was on the hunt to try and get that few shots back off Calcavecchia and it had come at holes that I thought wouldn’t happen. I thought 13th I can maybe get a birdie, and I had a good tee shot. I had 165 for my second shot, to give you some idea how good the tee shot was, and I still made par which was annoying. I made it close at 14th from about eight feet and I missed that for birdie, and I didn’t make birdie at 15th with a second shot just off the back of the green so I’m thinking you know, the chances are gone, a bit thin, and then you go and birdie 16th from above the hole which wasn’t quite, was on the gameplan but I’ll take it. And then the 18th, we all know that it was in the bunker and then got it out the bunker fairly successfully, and then – talking about the putts you have to hole to win, that was an eighteen, eighteen feet I think it was, the putt. Doesn’t look like it on TV, looks like about six feet and I got the memories of Trevino always saying if you’re going to have to win a tournament or a winning putt, he said I’d rather have a downhill putt than I would have a twenty foot putt uphill when you’ve actually physically got to hit it. So obviously I’m putting downhill all the way so to me, I’d had probably ten minutes to read the line. I don’t know if it was a good thing or a bad thing. You get too many ideas in your mind because Crenshaw was butchering the hole at the time and he was putting out and da da, so I was waiting for ages and that just took about a four inch back swing, if that, and just started the ball rolling and obviously we know it went in the can. I was saying to myself, thank **** I’m not going down the 10th on the play-off because I’d got no legs left." Sandy Lyle looks back on his win at The Masters in 1988, where he became the first Scottish player to win at Augusta National and became a two-time Major champion 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 #TheMasters

"I remember feeling very tired mentally, four days of sort of leading the tournament. I won the week before in Greensboro so I’d had a lot of media attention that week and so people forget that. You know to win two in a row is not always easy and then the Masters, I was late, day one, and there was no late and early times you get the first Tour. It was either if you score well the first round and you’re late, you’ll be late the second day so I was late the third day and then was obviously last off with Crenshaw. So mentally it was getting quite tiring because the course was very dry and it was just holding on because you had these four footers. You keep getting, keep making them and then you know, and then obviously I had a bit of a hiccup at 11th and 12th. Things didn’t go well there so now I was on the hunt to try and get that few shots back off Calcavecchia and it had come at holes that I thought wouldn’t happen. I thought 13th I can maybe get a birdie, and I had a good tee shot. I had 165 for my second shot, to give you some idea how good the tee shot was, and I still made par which was annoying. I made it close at 14th from about eight feet and I missed that for birdie, and I didn’t make birdie at 15th with a second shot just off the back of the green so I’m thinking you know, the chances are gone, a bit thin, and then you go and birdie 16th from above the hole which wasn’t quite, was on the gameplan but I’ll take it. And then the 18th, we all know that it was in the bunker and then got it out the bunker fairly successfully, and then – talking about the putts you have to hole to win, that was an eighteen, eighteen feet I think it was, the putt. Doesn’t look like it on TV, looks like about six feet and I got the memories of Trevino always saying if you’re going to have to win a tournament or a winning putt, he said I’d rather have a downhill putt than I would have a twenty foot putt uphill when you’ve actually physically got to hit it. So obviously I’m putting downhill all the way so to me, I’d had probably ten minutes to read the line. I don’t know if it was a good thing or a bad thing. You get too many ideas in your mind because Crenshaw was butchering the hole at the time and he was putting out and da da, so I was waiting for ages and that just took about a four inch back swing, if that, and just started the ball rolling and obviously we know it went in the can. I was saying to myself, thank **** I’m not going down the 10th on the play-off because I’d got no legs left." Sandy Lyle looks back on his win at The Masters in 1988, where he became the first Scottish player to win at Augusta National and became a two-time Major champion 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 #TheMasters

DP World Tour

27,380 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Not only is this one of the nicest, most heartfelt compliments that anyone has ever given me.. but what Ren says afterwards are some of the most important words I’ve heard spoken in the these turbulent times we live in. I’ve always felt and often preached the same ideology throughout my music, but I can admit that at times, even seeing the world for what it truly is, I’ve gotten caught up in some of the divisiveness that the orchestrators of our reality put in place to keep us fighting. Sometimes it’s hard not to. Sometimes it’s out of defense when my words are misunderstood or taken out of context. Sometimes certain stances, whether popular or not, do need to be taken by someone with thick enough skin to deal with the blowback. But also, sometimes I’ve been wrong. Sometimes I’ve gotten carried away. Sometimes I’ve forgotten to put myself in the shoes of someone on the other side of whatever point I’m trying to make and fallen into the very same us vs. them mentality he speaks about here. The truth is, we do have a common enemy. And we need to quickly realize that it isn’t each other. Because if we don’t find a way to set aside our differences, the future is going to be a very scary place. It already is. Love overpowers hate every single time. And I’d also like to return the compliment Ren. You’re the most talented human being I’ve ever worked with, and I can’t express to you how grateful I am to have had you and your team enter my life. You helped me fall back in love with music in a way I hadn’t felt in years. Thanks for taking the time to see past my gruff exterior and understand the person beneath it. You’re like the brother I never knew I had, and it was an absolute honor creating this art with you. Let’s do it again some eh? Long Live Inpatient 🫡🕸

Not only is this one of the nicest, most heartfelt compliments that anyone has ever given me.. but what Ren says afterwards are some of the most important words I’ve heard spoken in the these turbulent times we live in. I’ve always felt and often preached the same ideology throughout my music, but I can admit that at times, even seeing the world for what it truly is, I’ve gotten caught up in some of the divisiveness that the orchestrators of our reality put in place to keep us fighting. Sometimes it’s hard not to. Sometimes it’s out of defense when my words are misunderstood or taken out of context. Sometimes certain stances, whether popular or not, do need to be taken by someone with thick enough skin to deal with the blowback. But also, sometimes I’ve been wrong. Sometimes I’ve gotten carried away. Sometimes I’ve forgotten to put myself in the shoes of someone on the other side of whatever point I’m trying to make and fallen into the very same us vs. them mentality he speaks about here. The truth is, we do have a common enemy. And we need to quickly realize that it isn’t each other. Because if we don’t find a way to set aside our differences, the future is going to be a very scary place. It already is. Love overpowers hate every single time. And I’d also like to return the compliment Ren. You’re the most talented human being I’ve ever worked with, and I can’t express to you how grateful I am to have had you and your team enter my life. You helped me fall back in love with music in a way I hadn’t felt in years. Thanks for taking the time to see past my gruff exterior and understand the person beneath it. You’re like the brother I never knew I had, and it was an absolute honor creating this art with you. Let’s do it again some eh? Long Live Inpatient 🫡🕸

Chris Webby

14,941 görüntüleme • 29 gün önce

🦊 Hi everyone it’s Yeonjun! Today is finally the day I, having gone through the period as a trainee, officially become an artist as Yeonjun from TXT~ 🦊 It’s such a happy and meaningful day for me, I’ve been waiting for this moment for a really long time I started training and dancing when I was in my third year of middle school and since then I’ve been growing my dream of becoming a singer. I’ve just been running towards it and before I knew it, 5 years had passed ! And today, that dream finally came true. It’s a moment I’ve longed for so desperately, one I’ve really been waiting for 🦊 Earlier, while filming, I kept thinking back as I watched myself on camera, it made me remember all the times I trained, pushed myself, went through evaluations with the members, worked hard and the effort I put into improving.. all of it just flashed through my mind at once The memories all passed through my mind like frames in a film and in the middle of it, I felt a strong swell of emotions in my heart and in the end, I couldn’t hold it in and it just burst out It was such an emotional and happy day for me 🦊 The tears I’ve shed up until now were a mix of desperation and the desire to achieve my dream but today after such a long time, I finally shed tears of joy. It feels like such a memorable day for me, one I’ll remember for the rest of my life It’s been such a meaningful day and I hope I can keep seeing our fans for a long time I’ve really missed everyone so much, but now, thinking that we’ll be able to see each other often for a long time makes me so excited and happy 🦊 And I’m also really grateful, you’ve waited for us for so long and I hope we can repay you with good songs and performances Thank you, thank you so much!

🦊 Hi everyone it’s Yeonjun! Today is finally the day I, having gone through the period as a trainee, officially become an artist as Yeonjun from TXT~ 🦊 It’s such a happy and meaningful day for me, I’ve been waiting for this moment for a really long time I started training and dancing when I was in my third year of middle school and since then I’ve been growing my dream of becoming a singer. I’ve just been running towards it and before I knew it, 5 years had passed ! And today, that dream finally came true. It’s a moment I’ve longed for so desperately, one I’ve really been waiting for 🦊 Earlier, while filming, I kept thinking back as I watched myself on camera, it made me remember all the times I trained, pushed myself, went through evaluations with the members, worked hard and the effort I put into improving.. all of it just flashed through my mind at once The memories all passed through my mind like frames in a film and in the middle of it, I felt a strong swell of emotions in my heart and in the end, I couldn’t hold it in and it just burst out It was such an emotional and happy day for me 🦊 The tears I’ve shed up until now were a mix of desperation and the desire to achieve my dream but today after such a long time, I finally shed tears of joy. It feels like such a memorable day for me, one I’ll remember for the rest of my life It’s been such a meaningful day and I hope I can keep seeing our fans for a long time I’ve really missed everyone so much, but now, thinking that we’ll be able to see each other often for a long time makes me so excited and happy 🦊 And I’m also really grateful, you’ve waited for us for so long and I hope we can repay you with good songs and performances Thank you, thank you so much!

Sara

60,166 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

I've had 3 cases of complaints to my employer, NHS. 1. From a gay guy I worked with who claims I've been homophobic for not going along with the trans ideology. 2. A Muslim, who because I've spoken out about the grooming gangs reported me for being islamophobic. 3. Someone very high up in the Royal Stoke Hospital, hosted an anti-racism event within the hospital & posted pictures of it on a staff FB forum. I commented about how a Pakistani is being racist to me. Me posting that has now ment I'm under investigation for being islamophobic. The first two allegations, the NHS has found that both accusers have been lying. They both made wild claims about me. Both, tried to get me arrested & locked up. I have asked the NHS what actions will be taken against the gay gentleman who's been lying & trying to ruin me. They refuse to respond. They understood that the Muslim was lying & also was threatening me with violence. But I've still been islamophobic apparently. The Royal Stoke Hospital has now hired lawyers to try & intimidate me. Previously I had meetings with the HR team what I have recordings of & in due time I will release because their incompetence needs to be shown. I've not been racist or homophobic to anyone. Next week I've got to defend myself against a lawer the NHS has paid for using taxpayers money to try & get rid of me. I've worked for this NHS trust for 16-years & never had any complaints. I worked throughout COVID while managers worked from home. The things what I witnessed during that time was crazy. The money that was wasted, the lack of care for patient samples. Staff members committing sex acts on each other. Managers covering it all up. We do not have free speech in the UK & if you do speak out you get your life ruined & you're tarnished a racist, homophobic, transphobic, Islamophobic person. The NHS needs reforming.

I've had 3 cases of complaints to my employer, NHS. 1. From a gay guy I worked with who claims I've been homophobic for not going along with the trans ideology. 2. A Muslim, who because I've spoken out about the grooming gangs reported me for being islamophobic. 3. Someone very high up in the Royal Stoke Hospital, hosted an anti-racism event within the hospital & posted pictures of it on a staff FB forum. I commented about how a Pakistani is being racist to me. Me posting that has now ment I'm under investigation for being islamophobic. The first two allegations, the NHS has found that both accusers have been lying. They both made wild claims about me. Both, tried to get me arrested & locked up. I have asked the NHS what actions will be taken against the gay gentleman who's been lying & trying to ruin me. They refuse to respond. They understood that the Muslim was lying & also was threatening me with violence. But I've still been islamophobic apparently. The Royal Stoke Hospital has now hired lawyers to try & intimidate me. Previously I had meetings with the HR team what I have recordings of & in due time I will release because their incompetence needs to be shown. I've not been racist or homophobic to anyone. Next week I've got to defend myself against a lawer the NHS has paid for using taxpayers money to try & get rid of me. I've worked for this NHS trust for 16-years & never had any complaints. I worked throughout COVID while managers worked from home. The things what I witnessed during that time was crazy. The money that was wasted, the lack of care for patient samples. Staff members committing sex acts on each other. Managers covering it all up. We do not have free speech in the UK & if you do speak out you get your life ruined & you're tarnished a racist, homophobic, transphobic, Islamophobic person. The NHS needs reforming.

JARDINE

443,376 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Why don't people trust each other anymore? I just went to grab cash here in Vietnam 🇻🇳 When I got to the ATM, there was already a young British guy waiting. He quickly told me the ATM was broken. So I tried myself, and he was right. No problem though! “There’s an ATM literally 3min walk down the road that doesn’t show up on Google Maps but has 0 fees and always works” I told him. I even offered him a ride as I was going myself. Keep in mind all other ATMs within a 20min walk are broken or have stupidly high fees. He told me he already had a bike and would go straight away. At the same time, an American couple turned up. I told them the same thing. They responded “Ohh we’re okay thanks ☺️” Assuming they misunderstood me, I clarified and they confirmed that they wanted cash. So I repeated the directions. As I drove off, I literally saw them walking in the opposite direction looking confused. So I called out to them again “it’s literally the only ATM nearby!”. Then I headed on my way. When I turned up to the other ATM 1min later, the young guy wasn’t there. And he never arrived. Anyway, I now have cash to pay my rent and they’re probably still stuck in the rain. I swear I don’t come across as shady!! 😂 Nobody trusts anyone anymore.

Why don't people trust each other anymore? I just went to grab cash here in Vietnam 🇻🇳 When I got to the ATM, there was already a young British guy waiting. He quickly told me the ATM was broken. So I tried myself, and he was right. No problem though! “There’s an ATM literally 3min walk down the road that doesn’t show up on Google Maps but has 0 fees and always works” I told him. I even offered him a ride as I was going myself. Keep in mind all other ATMs within a 20min walk are broken or have stupidly high fees. He told me he already had a bike and would go straight away. At the same time, an American couple turned up. I told them the same thing. They responded “Ohh we’re okay thanks ☺️” Assuming they misunderstood me, I clarified and they confirmed that they wanted cash. So I repeated the directions. As I drove off, I literally saw them walking in the opposite direction looking confused. So I called out to them again “it’s literally the only ATM nearby!”. Then I headed on my way. When I turned up to the other ATM 1min later, the young guy wasn’t there. And he never arrived. Anyway, I now have cash to pay my rent and they’re probably still stuck in the rain. I swear I don’t come across as shady!! 😂 Nobody trusts anyone anymore.

Rob Hallam

40,081 görüntüleme • 20 gün önce

Last week, one prompt built my whole campaign dashboard. This week, three unpaid deliverables were sitting inside it, and I hadn't noticed. I'm an AI educator covering tools and workflows, still exploring what's actually worth using. The plan after publishing it was simple: check it weekly, update the real numbers myself when I had five minutes. That plan lasted about four days, then the dashboard just sat there, still showing placeholder data from launch. I gave Viktor the real numbers this week and asked for a full audit before he touched anything: which deliverables were still unpaid, how long, and a draft follow-up for each. Three unpaid, out of five. Two days, three days, seven days. No deadline collisions, so nothing to reprioritize there, just a payment gap that would have kept slipping. Viktor proposed every number and every follow-up draft; nothing updated or went live until I reviewed it and said so myself. At my size, that's one dashboard I stopped checking. At a bigger company, it's a finance team chasing overdue invoices across a dozen vendor contracts, a week behind because nobody owns the follow-up. Same audit, same judgment, just running across more rows. A dashboard nobody reopens is just a prettier spreadsheet. Chatbots answer. Copilots assist. Employees own outcomes. Hire Viktor for your team. $100 in credits included, no card. Full link in my first reply. #AIemployee #CreatorOps Paid Partnership

Last week, one prompt built my whole campaign dashboard. This week, three unpaid deliverables were sitting inside it, and I hadn't noticed. I'm an AI educator covering tools and workflows, still exploring what's actually worth using. The plan after publishing it was simple: check it weekly, update the real numbers myself when I had five minutes. That plan lasted about four days, then the dashboard just sat there, still showing placeholder data from launch. I gave Viktor the real numbers this week and asked for a full audit before he touched anything: which deliverables were still unpaid, how long, and a draft follow-up for each. Three unpaid, out of five. Two days, three days, seven days. No deadline collisions, so nothing to reprioritize there, just a payment gap that would have kept slipping. Viktor proposed every number and every follow-up draft; nothing updated or went live until I reviewed it and said so myself. At my size, that's one dashboard I stopped checking. At a bigger company, it's a finance team chasing overdue invoices across a dozen vendor contracts, a week behind because nobody owns the follow-up. Same audit, same judgment, just running across more rows. A dashboard nobody reopens is just a prettier spreadsheet. Chatbots answer. Copilots assist. Employees own outcomes. Hire Viktor for your team. $100 in credits included, no card. Full link in my first reply. #AIemployee #CreatorOps Paid Partnership

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