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⭐️⭐️⭐️ THOM & PD ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🔹Thom & PD - Watcher This is the 3rd (and final) video Thom shot for the Straight College Men series — a hot “watcher” duo with PD from around 2009 💫The scene breakdown: Starts outside by the **pool** 🏊‍♂️☀️ with the two str8 college...

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#SEONGHWA about today's stage at the 2025 AAA ⭐️: I felt pressure because I was performing in front of someone who used to be my idol (IU), but since I prepared so hard for it, I did have confidence. But after the performance, I monitored it and in the first line I did one little pitch mistake. At least that’s how it felt for me, so… 🐶: It didn't show~! ⭐️: Yes.. I only realized it after I finished bc I was so immersed in the performance… so yeah, that’s what happened. 🐶: no but that.. ⭐️: it was a bit.. 🐶: everything's okay, it wasn't noticeable! ⭐️: I was a bit embarrassed… I felt embarrassed. 🐶: no.. it's because the members, I'm like that too, but on stage… when I go in, from the very beginning, from the intro, San is like that as well.. everyone looks at me with this sharp, cold gaze. Maybe it's because we all go in with that hyped-up and intense mood, yeah… (Reading a comment) "I was so excited because of the performance that I didn’t notice at all." ⭐️: Mm well, some people might have noticed and some might not, but still… What should I say? 🐶: But your dance break today was really cool, hyung ⭐️: I did my best. I really did my best, but I’ll make up for what was lacking today and show an even better performance tomorrow. 🐶: And today Seonghwa hyung had the center part in the dance break right? Yes, that was cool. ⭐️: Once again, after a long time... I ate well! 🐶: Yes, Seonghwa hyung practiced a lot to perfect the dance break center part. ⭐️: For Man On Fire as well.. that last part 🐶: For this stage hyung got all the dance breaks ⭐️: Oh, that's right.. The Man On Fire dance break was a genre we were doing for the first time back then, so it was a bit difficult. But as we performed it in this concert (tour), I became more familiar with it. Because of that, I think I could do it with a bit more confidence this time. 🐶: Each member has a different vibe when they take the dance center. Doesn't Seonghwa hyung have his own unique vibe? Like, restrained but still leaving that ‘killing part’ kind of vibe? ⭐️: Honestly, I’m still lacking a lot. 🐶: Oh, come on.. each member has their own dance-center vibe, but Seonghwa hyung seems to blend them all together? ⭐️: Like a chameleon, doing all sorts of different things right? 🐶: Yes yes.. that's very charming ⭐️: I really like mimicking the teachers’ dance styles too, so that’s why. Anyway, I had no regrets on stage, I had lots of fun. Also, I was happy to be able to show such a cool stage in front of ATINYs. Receiving the awards was great and it also was really good to perform on such a big stage. Personally, performing in front of seniors I admire was very meaningful. It gave me a bit more motivation. 🐶: That's right, Seonghwa hyung really respects that senior after all. ⭐️: I was so nervous.. 🐶: That’s totally understandable, I’d feel the same way in that situation.

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61,750 views • 8 months ago

NA PD said that he really envy someone like KEY because he kinda into everything, he's into fashion, he loves k-pop, he loves disney, harry potter, and even evangelions. NA PD said that he doesn't have any clear preferences in his life, and to think that people who have clear preferences like KEY is admirable. KEY: they do what they like without anyone asking them to. NA PD: if no one asks me to do anything, i just sit still apparently. you know that i met this kind of person recently. KEY: who? NA PD: DOH KYUNGSOO. KEY: that guy.. really.. NA PD: if nothing happens, he just sits on the sofa at home like this. KEY: he's in serious state right now. NA PD: has he always been like that? KEY: yes. NA PD: if i have a drink with him only, i feel stuffy. KEY: how could this little kid.. like he always lives like that.. like always.. it's still like that too, isn't it? NA PD: yes even now. i was like "aren't you bored?" he was "i'm good". KEY: "not really, though~" NA PD: he'd be sitting straight up like this, leaning and all but still~ KEY: like we don't have to live within that typical fun. NA PD: but that kind of image and character of KYUNGSOO which made him attractive/charming. KEY: of course. NA PD: so that's why i envy KEY for that, since i don't have any clear preferences, i really like to talk to someone who has those kinds of preferences. i really enjoy it. so when we meet, i ask "what kind of clothes/fashion do you like these days?" things like this.

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#MovieReview #TheOdyssey OVERYHPED Rating: ⭐️⭐️1/2 The entire promotional and marketing campaign of the movie has been centred on the fact that it’s an IMAX cinematic marvel. Well yes, visually the film is really good but then there are number of #Hollywood films which have adapted this cinematic style and there isn’t any mindblowing invention per se. Of course, #ChristopherNolan bhakts will go gaga over the film, but then that’s expected out of them as well. However if watched as a standalone movie, does it provide entertainment? Well, only sporadically. The film has really long drawn scenes and at places it even bores. Worse, in the first half there are sequences where you squirm and cringe, most notably the ones with the one eyed monster and the witch - you just can’t look at screen. At places, you are even reminded of #Baahubali (more about that later), though in all fairness since Greek mythology is age old, perhaps #Rajamouli was inspired there. There is this whole swaymvar sequence too and that’s seeped into Indian mythology as well. Technically, the film is expectedly quite good with cinematography, sound design and BGM (albeit a bit weird at a couple of places) functioning well. Still, it isn’t as if you are experiencing it for the first time ever. Performances are good, though to call any of these Oscar worthy would be saying too much. Overall, the film can be watched in parts but is certainly not worth the hype. Rating: ⭐️⭐️1/2 #TutejaTalks

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Do you remember the case of the 'frozen addict' from recreational drug use (MPTP). Is there a 'new frozen addict syndrome' caused by methcathione (ephedrone). YES. This psychostimulant leads to release of brain catecholamines. Check out this case and video by Thayler and Gurevitch which responded to amantadine and check out the link to manganese. Key points: - Methcathione (ephedrone) can be used as a recreational drug and use has been documented in Eastern Europe and other world locations. - This chemical is synthesized by oxidation of ephedrine or pseudoephedrine w/potassium permanganate. - It is usually given IV and the 'parkinsonism' is thought to be caused by manganese. - It is unlike the MPTP frozen addict as in this case levodopa does not work to treat. - The authors point out that the syndrome tends to be more symmetrical than in idiopathic PD; the clinician should look for bradykinesia, dystonia, and gait impairment. - Check out this 41 year old case w/ a normal flurodopa PET and an abnormal MRI. - He was treated with a 5-day course of IV amantadine followed by oral amantadine. My take: It is humbling to think about the history of a recreational drug which provided one of our best overall animal models of PD (the MPTP model). Now we are observing another form of recreational drug induced parkinsonism, and this one seems to be related to manganese. It is interesting in this case to observe the response to IV and oral amantadine; which as a therapy has multiple mechanisms of action including on dopamine, acetlycholine and glutamate pathways. In the USA, we have not used IV amantadine so this will be a new trick for us. One important aspect of this case was that the clinicians resisted the urge to 'dismiss the person' as an addict or as functional case. Similar to Bill Langston's experience with the MPTP frozen addict, these authors persisted, made the diagnosis and designed and implemented a treatment. BRAVO. Remember, we will all (one day) come down with a disease or diseases and Fortuna est caeca; Fortune is blind. #Parkinsons #manganese #methcathione #ephedrone

Michael Okun

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"Somebody" close to Brian Tully's MSP unit (probably Kate Peter) got to Ashley Bell. Also, "somebody" wiretapped FBI Boston while the FBI was investigating Tully's unit. REMINDER: Karen Read trial witness Ashley Bell (who got a 911 tape that Read's defense leaked to Aidan Kearney) asked a question about why Sandra Birchmore's death was initially denoted as self-harm. Sandra, who was murdered in Canton by Former Stoughton police officer Matthew Farwell (alleges the federal government), was initially declared the victim of self-harm by local and state police, along with the state's medical examiner (before further evidence, uncovered by the federal government, confirmed Farwell's presence at the scene of Sandra's murder, along with texts confirming Farwell had motive to hurt Sandra because Birchmore was pregnant with his child and wanted to carry the baby to term). Strangely, in an uncharacteristically evasive answer from the audit firm holding today's session, former DEA agent Matthew Germanowski told Ms. Bell that he "didn't think [the finding of self-harm by a detective] was written purposefully." However, in the next sentence (after Germanowski's microphone cut-off), the auditor said: "However, to your point, we knew that Stoughton police officer Matthew Farwell was later indicted, and the cause of Sandra's death was strangulation. [But], that was from the indictment from the federal government, the United States Attorney's Office, that's why [that section of the report was there.]" What I think Germanowski was saying there, in response to Bell's question, was that later information provided by the US Attorney's office is what revealed that Sandra's death was the result of strangulation (thus excusing the initial labeling of Sandra's death as "self-harm"). However, the reason I said this answer is evasive is because the Mass. State Police (and the Canton police) had evidence, when the initial determination of "self-harm" as to Sandra' death was made, that Farwell was at Sandra's apartment at the time of her death (and that Farwell and Birchmore had an extensive history, dating to when Birchmore was a child, of sexual interactions that were violent in nature). Furthermore, in the report from the audit firm (starts page 99 in the following document), there is in an indication that, within two days of the investigation of Sandra's death beginning, the Canton PD had helped the MSP confirm Farwell was at Birchmore's apartment at the time of the murder and that a man on video at the time of the murder "looked like the man who helped Sandra move into her apartment" per a witness from that apartment complex. Shockingly, the report continues, "[On February 6th, 2021] Canton PD detectives received information from [a witness] who said Ms. Birchmore had been dating a police officer, who did not want the baby, and if Ms. Birchmore did not get an abortion, he [boyfriend] would take care of the problem himself." However, on that day (again, two days after the investigation of Sandra's murder), that report notes that: "The Canton PD relinquished all investigative authority of the Sandra Birchmore death investigation to the Massachusetts State Police and Norfolk District Attorney's Office." The conclusion of these statements from the report are, although latent, undeniable in my view: The Canton PD helped the MSP confirm Sandra's death was caused by Farwell but then, somehow, once the MSP got the case the murder was covered up (which is exactly what I have long suspected). I believe that cover up, in turn, seriously strained relations between the Canton PD, the MSP and the Stoughton PD (as the latter two departments may well have been involved in covering for Farwell, in particular as some of the MSP Troopers on that Norfolk DA unit used to work as cops in Stoughton). Find the report in full here - Indeed, along with the aforementioned members of the State Police unit who worked on the Birchmore case previously working in Stoughton, for some reason Farwell was referred to informally as "Matt" in initial MSP reports as to Sandra's death that labeled that crime as self-harm). For many reasons, in turn, I think the cover-up of Sandra's murder is one of a few unspoken secrets that orbit the Read trial (entirely unrelated to John O'Keefe's death), and every, single, one of them ties to that MSP unit involved in Karen's case (hence why Karen, despite knowing full well her guilt as to John's death, has felt she had come kind of "trump card" over the Norfolk DA and those MSP Troopers). Don't sleep on Ms. Bell, folks. She is on to something here (and I think the Canton PD has tension with the Stoughton PD plus the Norfolk MSP unit for good reason, and it's because the former Canton PD Chief may have called in the FBI on the MSP and Farwell as to Sandra's murder). I also think Germanowski's evasive answer, and hushed-tone, was a result of the implications of Bell's question (in particular as to the fact that, while the Canton PD may not have been involved, the cover-up of Sandra's murder may well reach to the highest levels of the State Police). In time, I expect we will hear a lot more about just how Mathew Farwell managed to avoid accountability for Sandra's murder for such a long time (in spite of the evidence), but for now this homage in honor of Ms. Bell's prescient question, layered with so much meaning, will have to suffice. God bless you and God speed, Ms. Bell. Public attention will keep you safe as you fight these mighty dragons, and, if needed, you can always bring a towel.

Grant Smith Ellis

28,634 views • 9 months ago

I hate the way modern movies are shot. Here's a scene from the 2024 Netflix movie Damsel, which I just watched last night. Notice how it's basically just two characters talking while looking directly at each other, filmed in a lazy shot/reverse shot fashion where one character will be filmed in a medium shot or close-up, then it will cut to a medium shot or close-up of the other character, and it just goes back and forth like that until they're done talking and one of them leaves. Notice how they have this interesting location where a lot could be going on, but one of the characters is just kind of fucking around, pretending to do something with the flowers until it's time for the other character to start talking to them, then when they're done talking, she just leaves instead of continuing whatever it was she was doing when the other character came in. It's like the scene was written with only dialog, and they didn't have anything in mind for the characters to be doing other than talking, so the director just told that one lady to fuck around with the flowers until the other actress made it to her mark so it wouldn't just start with her standing around. The context of this scene is one character is realizing the other character is hiding something sinister. Until this point, we don't know that the lady on the left is evil and is taking advantage of the lady on the right. The scene starts with Bad Lady up on the platform, which physically places her higher in the scene; a visually dominant position. But then Good Lady steps up onto the platform with her, visually putting them on equal footing, which contradicts the purpose of the scene. They could have had Good Lady looking up at Bad Lady from below, then at the critical moment, had Bad Lady lean over the rail while talking down to Good Lady, using her body language to convey a sense of power over her. I mean, that's not much, but it would have been something. Most of the talking scenes in this movie are shot this way. It's so bland that I wondered if they used the Volume, but then I found out they actually shot these scenes at real locations. They were given permission to film at these amazing locations, but barely utilized them to their visual storytelling potential.

Possum Reviews

626,320 views • 8 months ago