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There's nothing more beautiful to us than precision-engineered golf equipment 😍 What's your favorite #PXG club in the bag right now? 📸: PXG Lightning Woods, GEN8 Irons, Bat Attack ZT Putter #GolfChat #GolfClubs

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Favorite club has to be my desert 🌵 club 😅

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An excellent choice 🌵 It's definitely a must-have when you have harsh terrain! ^Chelsea

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"You have such wonky data right now, it's just too uncertain to know what this means for rates. If things stay this course, inflation comes in hot next month" Ryan Rasmussen, Head of Research at Bitwise, on why the Fed can't read this economy right now "What's tough right now is you have such wonky data, because there's so much uncertainty around what's happening with oil prices and the knock-on effects to the supply chain. You get a read like this which is lower than estimates, but last month inflation came in hot. Month to month there's just a lot of uncertainty around where we're actually headed" "That makes it difficult for Warsh and the other members of the Fed to really have an idea of what the new normal is. Are we at war with Iran or not? Is the Strait open or closed? What does that do to prices, the supply chain, and other inputs that make things more or less expensive?" "There was clearly a mandate from President Trump when he nominated Warsh that he wanted rates cut, a lot of that ahead of the US midterms so Republicans could tout that they've brought down the cost of living. But that's not happening, over the long term we're still running a bit hot. It's good to have this lower print, but with the escalation in the Middle East, I'd guess inflation comes in hot next month"
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"You have such wonky data right now, it's just too uncertain to know what this means for rates. If things stay this course, inflation comes in hot next month" Ryan Rasmussen, Head of Research at Bitwise, on why the Fed can't read this economy right now "What's tough right now is you have such wonky data, because there's so much uncertainty around what's happening with oil prices and the knock-on effects to the supply chain. You get a read like this which is lower than estimates, but last month inflation came in hot. Month to month there's just a lot of uncertainty around where we're actually headed" "That makes it difficult for Warsh and the other members of the Fed to really have an idea of what the new normal is. Are we at war with Iran or not? Is the Strait open or closed? What does that do to prices, the supply chain, and other inputs that make things more or less expensive?" "There was clearly a mandate from President Trump when he nominated Warsh that he wanted rates cut, a lot of that ahead of the US midterms so Republicans could tout that they've brought down the cost of living. But that's not happening, over the long term we're still running a bit hot. It's good to have this lower print, but with the escalation in the Middle East, I'd guess inflation comes in hot next month"

The Wolf Of All Streets

29,523 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Permaculture teacher Ice Age Farmer describes how DARPA has developed "synthetic microbes" for sensing "viruses" like H5N1 He also notes "nitrogen-fixing" fertilizer is now being deployed due to fertilizer shortages "[They're] changing permanently the microbiome of the Earth" This clip of the Ice Age Farmer (UNSHADOWED (formerly IceAgeFarmer)) is taken from an interview with Hrvoje Morić (Geopolitics & Empire) posted to YouTube on May 5, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "You can also throw this in there, like for, for every DARPA project. Like one thing that was really a hot button for me this, this year has been the synthetic microbes that, this is another thing that the energy crisis is saying, oh, we don't have fertilizer. "So rather than go back and just starting using, resuming using compost and regenerative methods like we have going back to, you know, indigenous growing methods since the beginning of time, how we fed ourselves, we're going to, now that we're hooked on these fake fertililizers and petrochemical products. And Roundup, right? "We just saw Trump saying we need Roundup to survive. It's like, so they're going to, now they're failing forward even further into these genetically modified microbes that wipe out the natural substrate of soil and replace it with these patented microbes that sense and report. "There was an ARPA-H project, DARPA project that is Project Tellus, which involves sensing and reporting smart microbes. And they always give examples that are for, for your safety, right? "So there's one that's as an example, when this microbe is in the presence of H5N1, then it emits a certain wavelength of light. So that way you can put this all over your farm. And once you've infected your farm with this genetically engineered microbe then, if there's ever an outbreak of bird flu, we'll have a special camera looking for this wavelength and we'll know right away. "They call that the bioshield. And that's for your safety. We're just going to deploy these things. And there's other ones, that are fixing nitrogen. There's a product called Pivot that does this, and that's being by a company called Pivot Bio, and that's being deployed right now because 70% of the US farmers couldn't afford their fertilizer. "And so here comes the philanthropists at Pivot to say, here, use our synthetically engineered or genetically engineered synthetic microbe and it'll fix the nitrogen for you. And it's working. There's lots of farmers who in their desperation and their financial chaos, are deploying these things right now. And it's very sad because there's no way to undo that, right? That's changing permanently the microbiome of the Earth."
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Permaculture teacher Ice Age Farmer describes how DARPA has developed "synthetic microbes" for sensing "viruses" like H5N1 He also notes "nitrogen-fixing" fertilizer is now being deployed due to fertilizer shortages "[They're] changing permanently the microbiome of the Earth" This clip of the Ice Age Farmer (UNSHADOWED (formerly IceAgeFarmer)) is taken from an interview with Hrvoje Morić (Geopolitics & Empire) posted to YouTube on May 5, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "You can also throw this in there, like for, for every DARPA project. Like one thing that was really a hot button for me this, this year has been the synthetic microbes that, this is another thing that the energy crisis is saying, oh, we don't have fertilizer. "So rather than go back and just starting using, resuming using compost and regenerative methods like we have going back to, you know, indigenous growing methods since the beginning of time, how we fed ourselves, we're going to, now that we're hooked on these fake fertililizers and petrochemical products. And Roundup, right? "We just saw Trump saying we need Roundup to survive. It's like, so they're going to, now they're failing forward even further into these genetically modified microbes that wipe out the natural substrate of soil and replace it with these patented microbes that sense and report. "There was an ARPA-H project, DARPA project that is Project Tellus, which involves sensing and reporting smart microbes. And they always give examples that are for, for your safety, right? "So there's one that's as an example, when this microbe is in the presence of H5N1, then it emits a certain wavelength of light. So that way you can put this all over your farm. And once you've infected your farm with this genetically engineered microbe then, if there's ever an outbreak of bird flu, we'll have a special camera looking for this wavelength and we'll know right away. "They call that the bioshield. And that's for your safety. We're just going to deploy these things. And there's other ones, that are fixing nitrogen. There's a product called Pivot that does this, and that's being by a company called Pivot Bio, and that's being deployed right now because 70% of the US farmers couldn't afford their fertilizer. "And so here comes the philanthropists at Pivot to say, here, use our synthetically engineered or genetically engineered synthetic microbe and it'll fix the nitrogen for you. And it's working. There's lots of farmers who in their desperation and their financial chaos, are deploying these things right now. And it's very sad because there's no way to undo that, right? That's changing permanently the microbiome of the Earth."

Sense Receptor

10,517 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Lagos is not sleeping, but some people are working night shift on wickedness. A man dressed like a PHCN staff walked into an estate, met a couple, said he wanted to check their meter, told them his colleagues were coming. Small talk then their victims would trust them. That was the plan. The moment he pushed to enter the sitting room, the husband said no. Baba raised alarm o . Estate security rushed in and held him down. Inside his bag were found three cutlasses and a hammer. Not equipment for reading a meter. Equipment for something far more sinister and deadly. This is the season to pay attention. As December approaches, some people stop planning to hustle and start planning to hunt. Not every uniform is real. Not every ID card is genuine. Not every quick job at your gate is innocent. That couple's alertness, and the estate's fast response, is the blueprint every household needs right now. Confirm with your power provider before you open your door for anyone claiming to be from them. A phone call costs nothing. Your safety is not negotiable.
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Lagos is not sleeping, but some people are working night shift on wickedness. A man dressed like a PHCN staff walked into an estate, met a couple, said he wanted to check their meter, told them his colleagues were coming. Small talk then their victims would trust them. That was the plan. The moment he pushed to enter the sitting room, the husband said no. Baba raised alarm o . Estate security rushed in and held him down. Inside his bag were found three cutlasses and a hammer. Not equipment for reading a meter. Equipment for something far more sinister and deadly. This is the season to pay attention. As December approaches, some people stop planning to hustle and start planning to hunt. Not every uniform is real. Not every ID card is genuine. Not every quick job at your gate is innocent. That couple's alertness, and the estate's fast response, is the blueprint every household needs right now. Confirm with your power provider before you open your door for anyone claiming to be from them. A phone call costs nothing. Your safety is not negotiable.

Sir Nelson

130,299 Aufrufe • vor 15 Tagen

MAJOR RED ALERT: What's sitting in your garage, charging in your bedroom, or parked in your driveway could be a ticking time bomb. You missed the story the corporate media barely covered: Matson, a US shipping giant, just BANNED all electric vehicle shipments after 3 consecutive ship fires. Their reason? The "hazards of lithium-ion batteries." Why should you care? You're not shipping 3,000 cars across the ocean. Because the same technology in those EVs is in YOUR home right now: → Your phone → Your laptop → Your e-bike/scooter → Your Tesla → Your lawn equipment → Your toothbrush → Your kid's toys The stats are terrifying & they're being ignored: 🚨 NYC: Lithium battery fires increased 7X. 🚨 SF: Battery fires more than doubled. 🚨 Nationally: 40+ deaths from e-scooter/bike fires since 2017. 🚨 FAA: 60+ onboard battery incidents this year alone. These fires aren't like normal fires. They're chemical infernos. Once they start, they are often UNSTOPPABLE. Fire departments are often told to just "let them burn." The cause? A single point of failure: ✅ Overcharging ✅ Overheating (leaving an e-bike in the sun) ✅ Physical damage (a simple drop) ✅ Manufacturing defect ✅ Water exposure (flooded EVs burn houses down) This is a direct threat to your family and your home. YOUR ACTION PLAN NOW: 1. STOP overcharging devices. Unplug them once charged. 2. NEVER leave devices (especially e-bikes) charging unattended or overnight. 3. KEEP them out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. 4. INSPECT batteries regularly for damage, swelling, or punctures. 5. CONSIDER a fire-proof containment bag for larger batteries (e-bikes, scooters). This isn't fear-mongering. It's a public safety emergency happening in silence. The government isn't acting. The media isn't warning you. Your safety is your responsibility. SHARE this to warn everyone you know.
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MAJOR RED ALERT: What's sitting in your garage, charging in your bedroom, or parked in your driveway could be a ticking time bomb. You missed the story the corporate media barely covered: Matson, a US shipping giant, just BANNED all electric vehicle shipments after 3 consecutive ship fires. Their reason? The "hazards of lithium-ion batteries." Why should you care? You're not shipping 3,000 cars across the ocean. Because the same technology in those EVs is in YOUR home right now: → Your phone → Your laptop → Your e-bike/scooter → Your Tesla → Your lawn equipment → Your toothbrush → Your kid's toys The stats are terrifying & they're being ignored: 🚨 NYC: Lithium battery fires increased 7X. 🚨 SF: Battery fires more than doubled. 🚨 Nationally: 40+ deaths from e-scooter/bike fires since 2017. 🚨 FAA: 60+ onboard battery incidents this year alone. These fires aren't like normal fires. They're chemical infernos. Once they start, they are often UNSTOPPABLE. Fire departments are often told to just "let them burn." The cause? A single point of failure: ✅ Overcharging ✅ Overheating (leaving an e-bike in the sun) ✅ Physical damage (a simple drop) ✅ Manufacturing defect ✅ Water exposure (flooded EVs burn houses down) This is a direct threat to your family and your home. YOUR ACTION PLAN NOW: 1. STOP overcharging devices. Unplug them once charged. 2. NEVER leave devices (especially e-bikes) charging unattended or overnight. 3. KEEP them out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. 4. INSPECT batteries regularly for damage, swelling, or punctures. 5. CONSIDER a fire-proof containment bag for larger batteries (e-bikes, scooters). This isn't fear-mongering. It's a public safety emergency happening in silence. The government isn't acting. The media isn't warning you. Your safety is your responsibility. SHARE this to warn everyone you know.

Camus

74,865 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Andrew Garfield Says He Grew His Long Hair to Play Roy Horn in Siegfried & Roy Mark Consuelos: I've seen you with a lot of different hairstyles, but I'm really enjoying the long hair. It's fantastic! Is it for a role, or what's going on? Andrew Garfield: It's a good distraction from the rest of my face. I actually grew it out for a role. I'm playing Roy Horn in the Siegfried & Roy story. They were incredible German magicians with a long-running Las Vegas residency, and they had these amazing manes. Later on, they wore wigs that looked exactly like my hair now. Ryan Seacrest: You can say we're handsome, but there's something about your hair right now that just makes me want to dive in. Tell us more about the hair!
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Andrew Garfield Says He Grew His Long Hair to Play Roy Horn in Siegfried & Roy Mark Consuelos: I've seen you with a lot of different hairstyles, but I'm really enjoying the long hair. It's fantastic! Is it for a role, or what's going on? Andrew Garfield: It's a good distraction from the rest of my face. I actually grew it out for a role. I'm playing Roy Horn in the Siegfried & Roy story. They were incredible German magicians with a long-running Las Vegas residency, and they had these amazing manes. Later on, they wore wigs that looked exactly like my hair now. Ryan Seacrest: You can say we're handsome, but there's something about your hair right now that just makes me want to dive in. Tell us more about the hair!

Pie Rsquare 📊

18,866 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

James Sexton, divorce attorney who's seen it all, drops a raw truth bomb: Our entire society is engineered to distract you from the one fact that would shatter the consumer machine—if you truly internalized that you're going to die, you'd stop buying most of the meaningless shit they're selling. He proposes a radical reset: Mandatory 1–2 years of hospice volunteering at 18. Why? Because spending time with the dying strips everything bare. They don't talk about their bank accounts, status, or possessions. They talk about: - The people they loved - The connections they made - The beautiful (and painful) experiences All the "important" drama in your day evaporates the moment you walk out of that room. Sexton shares his mom's final cancer surgery—20 minutes in, doctors closed her up: cancer everywhere, nothing more to do. In that instant, every other worry in his life got turned down to zero volume. All that mattered was time left to love her, to make sure she knew. Reminder: There is a finite number of times you'll kiss your wife, hug your kids, call your parents. You don't know the number. You'll only realize it after you've passed it. That finitude is what makes every moment sacred. Living forever would be a curse. Right now, the people you love are alive—right now. Kiss them as many times as you want. That is the greatest thing in the world. Powerful, uncomfortable, beautiful perspective. Keep death in your line of sight—it's the ultimate clarity filter.
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James Sexton, divorce attorney who's seen it all, drops a raw truth bomb: Our entire society is engineered to distract you from the one fact that would shatter the consumer machine—if you truly internalized that you're going to die, you'd stop buying most of the meaningless shit they're selling. He proposes a radical reset: Mandatory 1–2 years of hospice volunteering at 18. Why? Because spending time with the dying strips everything bare. They don't talk about their bank accounts, status, or possessions. They talk about: - The people they loved - The connections they made - The beautiful (and painful) experiences All the "important" drama in your day evaporates the moment you walk out of that room. Sexton shares his mom's final cancer surgery—20 minutes in, doctors closed her up: cancer everywhere, nothing more to do. In that instant, every other worry in his life got turned down to zero volume. All that mattered was time left to love her, to make sure she knew. Reminder: There is a finite number of times you'll kiss your wife, hug your kids, call your parents. You don't know the number. You'll only realize it after you've passed it. That finitude is what makes every moment sacred. Living forever would be a curse. Right now, the people you love are alive—right now. Kiss them as many times as you want. That is the greatest thing in the world. Powerful, uncomfortable, beautiful perspective. Keep death in your line of sight—it's the ultimate clarity filter.

Camus

755,002 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

If you let them ban the AR-15, they'll be trying to ban handguns next. If you let them ban handguns, they'll be trying to ban knives next. People always say that I'm crazy and just fear-mongering, but it's simple deductive reasoning. More people are killed with handguns and knives than with AR-15s. So, if they're trying to ban AR-15s under the guise of saving lives, what's to stop them from using the same justification to ban handguns and knives next? The answer is nothing. But for those who lack such levels of reductive reasoning, allow me to direct your attention to what they're talking about in the UK right now. Banning so-called 'Zombie' knives. Watch to learn more. AR-15s are Protected by the 2nd Amendment Embroidered Premium Hoodie #ThePewPewLife
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If you let them ban the AR-15, they'll be trying to ban handguns next. If you let them ban handguns, they'll be trying to ban knives next. People always say that I'm crazy and just fear-mongering, but it's simple deductive reasoning. More people are killed with handguns and knives than with AR-15s. So, if they're trying to ban AR-15s under the guise of saving lives, what's to stop them from using the same justification to ban handguns and knives next? The answer is nothing. But for those who lack such levels of reductive reasoning, allow me to direct your attention to what they're talking about in the UK right now. Banning so-called 'Zombie' knives. Watch to learn more. AR-15s are Protected by the 2nd Amendment Embroidered Premium Hoodie #ThePewPewLife

Colion Noir

174,748 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren