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Unfortunately, Canada has seen increasing violence, too, including from Antifa thugs and pro-Hamas extremists. Just last week, a conservative professor, Frances Widdowson, was mobbed by left-wing extremists at the University of Victoria, and police did nothing to protect her. We simply can’t have that happen to our Tamara. So I’ve promised Tamara that we will protect her. We will have professional security guards with her when she goes out in public to do journalism. And when she goes on campus, we’ll have at least four guards assigned just to protect her personally, and more to secure the larger venue. It’s outrageous that police and campus security won’t protect conservatives. No other journalists or activists in Canada have to hire private security guards to keep them safe. At Rebel News, it’s actually one of our largest expenses. It’s unfair, but that’s the world we live in. Will you help me keep Tamara safe on her speaking tour? We’ve set up a website where we’re going to put all of Tamara’s work. Her books, her videos, her podcasts, her news reports. We’ll put her speaking schedule there when it’s firmed up. I get the feeling it’s going to be a very popular website. And at that same place, we have a donation button, dedicated to Tamara’s safety and security. Rebel News crowdfunded her security for her trial, and it cost tens of thousands of dollars. If we put her on a ten-city campus speaking tour, it could well be much higher. But we’re going to do it, because we don’t back down to bullies on the left. I spoke with Tamara and we’re going to have a special plaque made with the names of anyone who donates $250 or more to protect her. We’ll present that plaque to Tamara, and we’ll hang it in our boardroom at Rebel News. And Tamara has offered to personally telephone anyone who chips in $1,000 or more to her security budget. That is so amazing, and it shows her true nature — grateful, humble, and not afraid of hard work. Tamara Lich is one of the finest people I've ever met in my life. It has been an honour to crowdfund her legal fees and her security costs these past two years. And when I heard her atrocious sentence I thought, “we’ve got to find a way to keep her active in the world.” By carefully following the law and reporting to the probation officer, we can make this work. Tamara wins, and Canada wins — and in the meantime, we’ll let the lawyers appeal her conviction. If you’re as excited as I am about Tamara’s new role with us, please help me keep her safe. Go to and chip in for her security detail. And remember: any contributor of $250 or more gets your name on the plaque permanently hung on our office wall. And a contribution of $1,000 or more gets a personal phone call from Tamara herself! I don’t know about you, but I’m pretty excited about all this. Maybe 2026 won’t be so bad after all! Tamara has worked with us before — her book tour was an amazing experience. She truly loves to meet with supporters. Let’s do that again, on Canadian campuses! I would never forgive myself if I let someone harm her. That’s why we crowdfunded a security guard to walk with her each day to her trial in Ottawa. And that’s why we need to crowdfund security for this campus trip. Please click here to help, if you can. If you’re in a position to give $250 or $1,000 please do. For $250 we’ll put your name on a special plaque, and for $1,000 we’ll have Tamara personally call you! (She’s great.)

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🚨BREAKING: CANDACE OWENS Just Went There: BRIGITTE MACRON May Have ORDERED Charlie Kirk's ASSASSINATION To Protect Herself And Her Ties To The Very Much Still Active MK ULTRA PROGRAM Candace dropped a nuke tonight that no one saw coming. On September 8th, her team was quietly reopening “Brigitte Season 2” — digging into whether Brigitte Macron was directly tied to the Stanford MK Ultra experiments, the protected “Prisoner 2093,” and a still-operational program that allegedly creates serial killers and gives them new identities to operate freely in Western countries. Emmanuel Macron’s own lawsuit against French journalists mentioned MK Ultra 18 times — which Candace found insanely suspicious. They were literally 50/50 on proving Brigitte herself was part of that Stanford program.Then suddenly — September 10th — Charlie Kirk is dead. The entire investigation gets derailed while everyone scrambles to cover Charlie’s assassination. But here’s where it gets demonic: investigating Charlie’s murder has now led Candace straight back to France through the Egyptian plane’s secret Delaware layover at a federally-controlled hangar used by Homeland Security and off-book contractors. On the exact day Charlie was killed, a “foreign dignitary” was escorted to 920 King Street in Wilmington.And this week — this actual week — the CIA quietly confirmed MK Ultra never ended. It is still running today. Candace’s gut instinct, verbatim: “I look at Brigitte Macron and I am telling you, you are looking at an utter psychopath… There is something dark. There is something deep there.” France is now actively debanking, harassing, and destroying the lives of anyone who touches the Brigitte story. People who got too close before? Wound up dead. Candace is now openly asking the question we’re all thinking: Did Brigitte Macron have Charlie Kirk murdered because he was about to expose her role in the still-active MK Ultra program? This isn’t conspiracy theory anymore. This is Candace Owens saying it on camera while the CIA admitted just this week the MK ULTRA program never stopped. The silence right now is deafening. Who’s going to say her name? Candace is onto the biggest story of the Century and we all along for the ride. RT and grab some popcorn🍿. Let's go MAXX and blow this thing open for Charlie. 💪

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One 12-page campaign brief became 3 distinct creator plans in about 2 minutes. Same campaign. Three different accounts. None of them could sound like a copy of the others. At first, I asked Viktor to summarize the brief. The summary was accurate, but it still left our team doing the difficult part: choosing separate angles, designing the demos, assigning responsibilities, checking the requirements, and making sure the posts did not overlap. So I changed the prompt and gave him the complete multi-creator rollout. Viktor created three separate campaign plans: One focused on creator operations. One focused on the creative workflow. One focused on team strategy and productivity. Each had its own hook, false start, screen-recording concept, story arc, captions, responsibilities, risks, and approval checklist. He mapped 42 requirements across the three placements, identified 14 missing details, and listed 9 actions that still needed human approval. Then I asked him to audit his own work. He caught a missing connection shot in one plan and raised the total risk count from 9 to 10 before we recorded anything. That part mattered more than getting a perfect answer on the first try. Content could see what needed to be written. Production had a shot list. Partnerships had the questions that needed clarification. Publishing had a checklist for everything that could block the posts. Viktor proposed the rollout. Our team still decides what gets approved and published. The result was three distinct creator campaigns planned from one 12-page brief in about 2 minutes. If an AI employee can plan the work and catch what he missed, where does assistance end and ownership begin? Hire Viktor for your team. $100 in credits included, no card. Full link in first comment. #AIemployee #CreatorOperations Paid Partnership
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One 12-page campaign brief became 3 distinct creator plans in about 2 minutes. Same campaign. Three different accounts. None of them could sound like a copy of the others. At first, I asked Viktor to summarize the brief. The summary was accurate, but it still left our team doing the difficult part: choosing separate angles, designing the demos, assigning responsibilities, checking the requirements, and making sure the posts did not overlap. So I changed the prompt and gave him the complete multi-creator rollout. Viktor created three separate campaign plans: One focused on creator operations. One focused on the creative workflow. One focused on team strategy and productivity. Each had its own hook, false start, screen-recording concept, story arc, captions, responsibilities, risks, and approval checklist. He mapped 42 requirements across the three placements, identified 14 missing details, and listed 9 actions that still needed human approval. Then I asked him to audit his own work. He caught a missing connection shot in one plan and raised the total risk count from 9 to 10 before we recorded anything. That part mattered more than getting a perfect answer on the first try. Content could see what needed to be written. Production had a shot list. Partnerships had the questions that needed clarification. Publishing had a checklist for everything that could block the posts. Viktor proposed the rollout. Our team still decides what gets approved and published. The result was three distinct creator campaigns planned from one 12-page brief in about 2 minutes. If an AI employee can plan the work and catch what he missed, where does assistance end and ownership begin? Hire Viktor for your team. $100 in credits included, no card. Full link in first comment. #AIemployee #CreatorOperations Paid Partnership

Kaitee

36,870 görüntüleme • 15 gün önce

The Cover Up: It is a fact that the 9/11 Commission engaged in a cover-up, and several of its members have said so on the record for more than a decade. But what exactly is being covered up? WTC Building 7: A 47-story building collapsing onto itself because of residual fires and structural damage might seem implausible at first glance, but if the building had been rigged with explosives then why were there no signature outward explosions like you would see in other controlled demolitions and why did the collapse look different from other examples? Also, if the building had been detonated, it would have been the largest and tallest building ever brought down by explosives (even today), and it would have had to be rigged over weeks if not months in absolute secrecy. Insider Trading: Just as with the collapse of WTC 7, the options trading activity on American Arlines (AMR) and United Airlines (UAL) stock in the days leading up to the 9/11 attacks may seem damning at first glance, but is it really? Here are four points to consider: (1) According to the 9/11 commission’s own report, a single U.S.-based institutional investor with “no conceivable ties to al Qaeda” purchased 95 percent of the UAL puts on September 6 as part of a trading strategy that also included BUYING 115,000 shares of AMR on September 10 (worth ~$3.4 million on the morning of 9/11). (2) Similarly, much of the seemingly suspicious trading in AMR on September 10 (resulting in an unusually high put/call ratio of 6.09) was traced to a specific U.S.-based options trading newsletter, faxed to its subscribers on Sunday, September 9, which recommended these trades. It is also worth noting that exactly one month later on November 12th, American Airlines Flight 587 crashed shortly after taking off from JFK, killing all 251 passengers and 9 crew on board. Three days before that crash the put/call ratio on American Airlines’ parent company was nearly 8. So how unusual is 6.09 really and why wasn't this crash also an example of insider trading? (3) Furthermore, the purchasing of stock options does not itself imply a directional bet. More often than not, options are used as part of a hedging strategy, so simply noticing that a company or individual has taken out a short position on a company does not itself imply that his or her portfolio will benefit financially if the stock falls and certainly not by the amount implied from the options purchase alone. (4) Lastly, it was reported by Bloomberg News on September 20, 2001 that insurance companies saw anomalous trading activities as well ahead of the attacks. Specifically, Citigroup Inc., which had estimated that its Travelers insurance unit would potentially have to pay $500 million in claims from the attacks, had about 45 times the normal volume during three trading days before the attack for options that profit if the stock falls below $40. Citigroup shares did indeed fall slightly below that target. While the options trading on AMR and UAL seem less likely to have been insider trading given the explanations provided and the easy traceability of the trades, the multi-step trade on Citigroup’s share warrants a better explanation IMO. That said, one may have already been provided, in which case, the public should be made aware of what it is if that hasn't already happened. What is Being Covered Up? While I’ve reviewed a decent amount of material on 9/11 in the last 24 years and spoken with many primary sources, the best book I can recommend that provides a more believable explanation for the nature and intentions behind some of the cover up can be found in Ray Nowosielski’s and John Duffy’s “The Watchdogs Didn't Bark”. Both authors appeared on the Hidden Forces podcast last September, as has former 9/11 commission member senator Senator Bob Kerry in 2018 and again in 2024. I should also mention that while the authors are well-intentioned, intelligent, and caring people, I’ve also received critical feedback about their interpretation of the facts from people who are in a position to know, muddying my confidence in event their own explanations. This said, it is clear that there was a cover up and that the cover up extends to the CIA and to the Saudi Royal family, but how benign the explanation may be will probably never be known conclusively. Concluding Thoughts If history is any guide, 9/11 is one of many historical events about which endless information will be reproduced, almost entirely in the form of fiction to feed an insatiable demand by the public for meaning-making and entertainment. The more interesting (and answerable) question to me, as someone who lived a mere 15-min walking distance from the twin towers on that day is why after so many years has this topic and others like it been elevated to the highest levels of public consciousness in my lifetime? I have a thoughtful answer, which is informed not only by my investigations into the subject, but also by my own life experience having been black-pilled in the early 2000s on this topic, knowing many of the early players involved in unearthing its details, and having been the creator and producer of a popular daily news program on Russia Today, on which much of today’s most popular right-wing programming would fit perfectly. If I had the time, I would write it all down, and maybe I will one day or perhaps record a podcast series on it. I'd like to, because we are living through the most profound cultural and political revolutions in American history and I don't know how many people truly understand how far back (and where) it all leads...
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The Cover Up: It is a fact that the 9/11 Commission engaged in a cover-up, and several of its members have said so on the record for more than a decade. But what exactly is being covered up? WTC Building 7: A 47-story building collapsing onto itself because of residual fires and structural damage might seem implausible at first glance, but if the building had been rigged with explosives then why were there no signature outward explosions like you would see in other controlled demolitions and why did the collapse look different from other examples? Also, if the building had been detonated, it would have been the largest and tallest building ever brought down by explosives (even today), and it would have had to be rigged over weeks if not months in absolute secrecy. Insider Trading: Just as with the collapse of WTC 7, the options trading activity on American Arlines (AMR) and United Airlines (UAL) stock in the days leading up to the 9/11 attacks may seem damning at first glance, but is it really? Here are four points to consider: (1) According to the 9/11 commission’s own report, a single U.S.-based institutional investor with “no conceivable ties to al Qaeda” purchased 95 percent of the UAL puts on September 6 as part of a trading strategy that also included BUYING 115,000 shares of AMR on September 10 (worth ~$3.4 million on the morning of 9/11). (2) Similarly, much of the seemingly suspicious trading in AMR on September 10 (resulting in an unusually high put/call ratio of 6.09) was traced to a specific U.S.-based options trading newsletter, faxed to its subscribers on Sunday, September 9, which recommended these trades. It is also worth noting that exactly one month later on November 12th, American Airlines Flight 587 crashed shortly after taking off from JFK, killing all 251 passengers and 9 crew on board. Three days before that crash the put/call ratio on American Airlines’ parent company was nearly 8. So how unusual is 6.09 really and why wasn't this crash also an example of insider trading? (3) Furthermore, the purchasing of stock options does not itself imply a directional bet. More often than not, options are used as part of a hedging strategy, so simply noticing that a company or individual has taken out a short position on a company does not itself imply that his or her portfolio will benefit financially if the stock falls and certainly not by the amount implied from the options purchase alone. (4) Lastly, it was reported by Bloomberg News on September 20, 2001 that insurance companies saw anomalous trading activities as well ahead of the attacks. Specifically, Citigroup Inc., which had estimated that its Travelers insurance unit would potentially have to pay $500 million in claims from the attacks, had about 45 times the normal volume during three trading days before the attack for options that profit if the stock falls below $40. Citigroup shares did indeed fall slightly below that target. While the options trading on AMR and UAL seem less likely to have been insider trading given the explanations provided and the easy traceability of the trades, the multi-step trade on Citigroup’s share warrants a better explanation IMO. That said, one may have already been provided, in which case, the public should be made aware of what it is if that hasn't already happened. What is Being Covered Up? While I’ve reviewed a decent amount of material on 9/11 in the last 24 years and spoken with many primary sources, the best book I can recommend that provides a more believable explanation for the nature and intentions behind some of the cover up can be found in Ray Nowosielski’s and John Duffy’s “The Watchdogs Didn't Bark”. Both authors appeared on the Hidden Forces podcast last September, as has former 9/11 commission member senator Senator Bob Kerry in 2018 and again in 2024. I should also mention that while the authors are well-intentioned, intelligent, and caring people, I’ve also received critical feedback about their interpretation of the facts from people who are in a position to know, muddying my confidence in event their own explanations. This said, it is clear that there was a cover up and that the cover up extends to the CIA and to the Saudi Royal family, but how benign the explanation may be will probably never be known conclusively. Concluding Thoughts If history is any guide, 9/11 is one of many historical events about which endless information will be reproduced, almost entirely in the form of fiction to feed an insatiable demand by the public for meaning-making and entertainment. The more interesting (and answerable) question to me, as someone who lived a mere 15-min walking distance from the twin towers on that day is why after so many years has this topic and others like it been elevated to the highest levels of public consciousness in my lifetime? I have a thoughtful answer, which is informed not only by my investigations into the subject, but also by my own life experience having been black-pilled in the early 2000s on this topic, knowing many of the early players involved in unearthing its details, and having been the creator and producer of a popular daily news program on Russia Today, on which much of today’s most popular right-wing programming would fit perfectly. If I had the time, I would write it all down, and maybe I will one day or perhaps record a podcast series on it. I'd like to, because we are living through the most profound cultural and political revolutions in American history and I don't know how many people truly understand how far back (and where) it all leads...

Demetri Kofinas

31,105 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

🚨 A person falling from the twin towers landed on young NYC Firefighter Danny Suhr! 😩 His wife Nancy was called to the scene for her husband's last moments, where she kissed him and promised that their 2 year old daughter, Briana, would always know what a wonderful man and father he was. Nancy shares how the cataclysmic tragedy unfolded in this RAW, totally shattering interview— “I get a call from the firehouse saying Danny’s been hurt, and I’m coming to get you, and I’m like how bad is it, and he’s like we don’t know. "I just remember kissing Danny's face and telling him that I would always love him and that I will make sure Briana knows him and knows what a wonderful dad she had and what a wonderful man he was" 25 years later, Nancy wants others to know what she’s learned about grief: “The biggest thing is love never dies, you’re going to love the person you lose forever and they are going to be part of your heart and part of your soul for your whole life" 😶💔 343 brave NYC Firefighters were lost that day. Islamic terrorism is truly cataclysmic. God Bless America, we need it now more than ever!
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🚨 A person falling from the twin towers landed on young NYC Firefighter Danny Suhr! 😩 His wife Nancy was called to the scene for her husband's last moments, where she kissed him and promised that their 2 year old daughter, Briana, would always know what a wonderful man and father he was. Nancy shares how the cataclysmic tragedy unfolded in this RAW, totally shattering interview— “I get a call from the firehouse saying Danny’s been hurt, and I’m coming to get you, and I’m like how bad is it, and he’s like we don’t know. "I just remember kissing Danny's face and telling him that I would always love him and that I will make sure Briana knows him and knows what a wonderful dad she had and what a wonderful man he was" 25 years later, Nancy wants others to know what she’s learned about grief: “The biggest thing is love never dies, you’re going to love the person you lose forever and they are going to be part of your heart and part of your soul for your whole life" 😶💔 343 brave NYC Firefighters were lost that day. Islamic terrorism is truly cataclysmic. God Bless America, we need it now more than ever!

Missy in So Cal 𝄞𝄢 🇺🇸

307,035 görüntüleme • 16 gün önce

Paul Scherer wants to create an AI that brings us closer to each other. paul and Eigen are building a "mutual friend" for the world. Critically, the mutual part is more important than the friend part. Imagine the best "connector" you know -- the person who is emotionally intelligent, thoughtful, and always bringing people together. What if they could be friends with a million people, rather than a few hundred? And what if they were entirely focused on creating more belonging in the world? Modern social media--due to hyper-personalization and broken incentives--makes us feel more and more estranged from the people we care about. AI chatbots focus on engagement and can be anti-social. Paul and Eigen are aiming for a pro-social AI friend who is more concerned with helping deepen and widen your relationships than getting you to talk to it for longer. We discuss what all this might look like, the challenges of "growing" a new person that isn't a bad actor, and what it feels like to be a prodigious 22-year-old who Peter Fenton compared to the founders of last generation's great social media companies--all before he’s publicly launched a product. Timestamps: 1:13 - Intro to Paul 3:28 - Start: 'Momo', Presence, Friendship, and Time 11:10 - How the Internet Connects Us and Isolates Us, and Conflating Social and Media 25:12 - A Future Where We Talk to AIs 33:55 - Paul and Eigen are Building a Mutual Friend to Help Us Connect with Other Humans 48:01 - Why Do We Need a Mutual Friend? And Making a Friend We Can Trust 1:16:53 - Belonging, Building the team at Eigen, and Inventor as Outlaw 1:25:38 - Managing the Psychology of Being a Promising Young Founder 1:36:53 - Maintaining a High Bar, Fighting Entropy, and Influences 1:53:50 - Self-belief, Authenticity, Seeing the Water 2:10:30 - Courage, and a Final Question from a Mutual Friend 2:16:27 - Eigen Office Tour with Paul Dialectic with Jackson Dahl 47: Paul Scherer - A Friend That Brings Us Closer - is out now on all platforms.
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Paul Scherer wants to create an AI that brings us closer to each other. paul and Eigen are building a "mutual friend" for the world. Critically, the mutual part is more important than the friend part. Imagine the best "connector" you know -- the person who is emotionally intelligent, thoughtful, and always bringing people together. What if they could be friends with a million people, rather than a few hundred? And what if they were entirely focused on creating more belonging in the world? Modern social media--due to hyper-personalization and broken incentives--makes us feel more and more estranged from the people we care about. AI chatbots focus on engagement and can be anti-social. Paul and Eigen are aiming for a pro-social AI friend who is more concerned with helping deepen and widen your relationships than getting you to talk to it for longer. We discuss what all this might look like, the challenges of "growing" a new person that isn't a bad actor, and what it feels like to be a prodigious 22-year-old who Peter Fenton compared to the founders of last generation's great social media companies--all before he’s publicly launched a product. Timestamps: 1:13 - Intro to Paul 3:28 - Start: 'Momo', Presence, Friendship, and Time 11:10 - How the Internet Connects Us and Isolates Us, and Conflating Social and Media 25:12 - A Future Where We Talk to AIs 33:55 - Paul and Eigen are Building a Mutual Friend to Help Us Connect with Other Humans 48:01 - Why Do We Need a Mutual Friend? And Making a Friend We Can Trust 1:16:53 - Belonging, Building the team at Eigen, and Inventor as Outlaw 1:25:38 - Managing the Psychology of Being a Promising Young Founder 1:36:53 - Maintaining a High Bar, Fighting Entropy, and Influences 1:53:50 - Self-belief, Authenticity, Seeing the Water 2:10:30 - Courage, and a Final Question from a Mutual Friend 2:16:27 - Eigen Office Tour with Paul Dialectic with Jackson Dahl 47: Paul Scherer - A Friend That Brings Us Closer - is out now on all platforms.

Jackson Dahl

36,349 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

American Family Nurse Practitioner saw a patient in the Emergency room and has a very serious warning. Don’t let your dog lick you on the mouth A patient came into the emergency and she looked extremely pregnant, like 8-9 months pregnant but the patient said she wasn’t pregnant After running all the tests everything kept coming back as normal and not pregnant But the belly was extremely distended and “if was clear that something was in there” it was also very “firm” Every test keeps coming back as normal “Nothing explains why it looks like she's immediately about to deliver. Then we ultrasound her abdomen, and we don't see a baby. Nope. Massive cystic structure taking up a huge portion of her abdominal cavity. Tumor? Massive hepatic cyst? Some bizarre congenital anomaly? Go to CT, and that's where we find enormous 25-centimeter lesion in the right lobe of her liver. So big that it's displacing her bowel and other organs in the same sense that a pregnancy might do. The cysts weren't empty. There were smaller pieces inside the cysts. Imagine this big ball filled with littler balls. It gets worse” “Radiology calls them daughter cysts, and this is where infectious diseases gets involved and we start drawing a bunch of labs and doing way more studies. Cystic echinococcosis.She has a hydatid cyst. What causes hydatid cyst? Echinococcosis granulosus. Parasitic tapeworm. Yes, I said tapeworm. Someone brilliantly asks, "Hey, do you have any dogs?" Which she replies, "Yeah, my dog is my life. He's my literal baby." The dog sleeps in her bed, licks her face, and kisses her on the mouth all the time. This is where it gets gross. Dogs and other canids can be definitive hosts for echinococcosis, the adult tapeworms, like the final form. The adult worms live in intestines and produce microscopic eggs that shed in feces. Humans accidentally ingest them through fecal-oral transmission. The eggs hatch, larvae penetrate the intestinal walls, they enter circulation. What's the first place that they meet in circulation? The liver. Once they're there, they slowly form these massive cysts that take up a ton of space. What's inside those cysts? More of the parasites. All of the tiny balls on the CT that we saw, the balls inside of balls inside of balls, those are literally more baby parasites that are gonna grow up into adult tapeworms and then penetrate the walls of the intestine, replicate, and make more parasites. One of the scary parts is that they can grow for years and not have anybody know. Another scary part is you don't just stick a needle in, suck it out, and be done with it. If you mess this up and you spill the contents of those cysts, there are tons of tiny baby parasite particles spread about the abdomen and make everything so much worse. They can invade other organs. They can do tons of damage. It's a mess. Not only that, spilling those contents can actually trigger anaphylactic reaction, so people can die from opening them up and spilling them. So infectious diseases and hepatobiliary get involved, and they end up performing a definitive surgery on this woman to make sure that they very, very carefully clear out her abdomen without spilling any of the contents anywhere else” She has to have surgery, is out on antiparasitics and that massive belly goes away “Please stop letting your animals lick your face. I don't care if you love them. Kiss them on the forehead, scratch their belly, tell them they are the best things on earth — Don't let the dog that just spent 10 minutes licking its booty hole lick the inside of your mouth” Globally there are around 200,000 cases of this per year If you get this and it’s large like with this patient it can actually be deadly if it ruptures
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American Family Nurse Practitioner saw a patient in the Emergency room and has a very serious warning. Don’t let your dog lick you on the mouth A patient came into the emergency and she looked extremely pregnant, like 8-9 months pregnant but the patient said she wasn’t pregnant After running all the tests everything kept coming back as normal and not pregnant But the belly was extremely distended and “if was clear that something was in there” it was also very “firm” Every test keeps coming back as normal “Nothing explains why it looks like she's immediately about to deliver. Then we ultrasound her abdomen, and we don't see a baby. Nope. Massive cystic structure taking up a huge portion of her abdominal cavity. Tumor? Massive hepatic cyst? Some bizarre congenital anomaly? Go to CT, and that's where we find enormous 25-centimeter lesion in the right lobe of her liver. So big that it's displacing her bowel and other organs in the same sense that a pregnancy might do. The cysts weren't empty. There were smaller pieces inside the cysts. Imagine this big ball filled with littler balls. It gets worse” “Radiology calls them daughter cysts, and this is where infectious diseases gets involved and we start drawing a bunch of labs and doing way more studies. Cystic echinococcosis.She has a hydatid cyst. What causes hydatid cyst? Echinococcosis granulosus. Parasitic tapeworm. Yes, I said tapeworm. Someone brilliantly asks, "Hey, do you have any dogs?" Which she replies, "Yeah, my dog is my life. He's my literal baby." The dog sleeps in her bed, licks her face, and kisses her on the mouth all the time. This is where it gets gross. Dogs and other canids can be definitive hosts for echinococcosis, the adult tapeworms, like the final form. The adult worms live in intestines and produce microscopic eggs that shed in feces. Humans accidentally ingest them through fecal-oral transmission. The eggs hatch, larvae penetrate the intestinal walls, they enter circulation. What's the first place that they meet in circulation? The liver. Once they're there, they slowly form these massive cysts that take up a ton of space. What's inside those cysts? More of the parasites. All of the tiny balls on the CT that we saw, the balls inside of balls inside of balls, those are literally more baby parasites that are gonna grow up into adult tapeworms and then penetrate the walls of the intestine, replicate, and make more parasites. One of the scary parts is that they can grow for years and not have anybody know. Another scary part is you don't just stick a needle in, suck it out, and be done with it. If you mess this up and you spill the contents of those cysts, there are tons of tiny baby parasite particles spread about the abdomen and make everything so much worse. They can invade other organs. They can do tons of damage. It's a mess. Not only that, spilling those contents can actually trigger anaphylactic reaction, so people can die from opening them up and spilling them. So infectious diseases and hepatobiliary get involved, and they end up performing a definitive surgery on this woman to make sure that they very, very carefully clear out her abdomen without spilling any of the contents anywhere else” She has to have surgery, is out on antiparasitics and that massive belly goes away “Please stop letting your animals lick your face. I don't care if you love them. Kiss them on the forehead, scratch their belly, tell them they are the best things on earth — Don't let the dog that just spent 10 minutes licking its booty hole lick the inside of your mouth” Globally there are around 200,000 cases of this per year If you get this and it’s large like with this patient it can actually be deadly if it ruptures

Wall Street Apes

492,241 görüntüleme • 17 gün önce

Last year, we casually told our American friends, who have lived in Berlin for years, “We’re going to the celebration at the gate on New Year’s Eve!” They both stared at us, horrified. One of them said, “Celia, it’s truly post-apocalyptic. It’s like the Fourth of July, but a hundred times worse. You have no idea.” I looked at her, somewhat incredulously. “We’ve survived New York City on the Fourth of July. That was chaos. How bad can it be?” Oh, I was *so* wrong. To play it safe, we left the kids with my mom, who was visiting from South Carolina. My husband and I went alone. We arrived six hours early because I was determined to be as close as possible to the stage for Riverdance (and no, I’m not joking about this 🤣). Fireworks started soon after the performances ended… but not over the gate, as you’d expect. No, they were behind us. We had to turn around to even see them. As we left, I thought, “That wasn’t so bad!”—until we realized the roads were blocked and the police were essentially herding the crowd to another part of the city. “No big deal,” I said, “We’ll just walk to the nearest S-Bahn or U-Bahn station.” And that’s when the *real* chaos started. We walked, and suddenly it felt like we’d entered a very different reality. Fireworks went off in every direction. People were running through the streets, carrying fireworks in their hands and setting them off in the streets. Smoke filled the air, and the sound of popping fireworks was deafening (and constant). Every S-Bahn and U-Bahn station we passed was closed. So we just kept walking. And walking. We finally made it to Alexanderplatz, only to discover that many of the trains were disrupted or had intermittent service. Eventually, we made it to an U-Bahn station that would take us home. By then, we were starving. We found a döner stand that was still open and packed with people. I asked the guy behind the counter, “So, have you worked on New Year’s Eve before?” He smiled and said, “Of course. That’s why I stay open this late. Berlin stays awake all night to celebrate, and people are going to want lots of döner.” Wise man. *And* maybe the best fries I’ve had in Berlin. Or, you know, maybe I was just starving. We finally made it home well after 2 AM. My kids and mom were still awake. My mom, wide-eyed, asked, “WHAT is happening out there?!” And my kids were still pressed to the windows, hoping for more fireworks—two hours after midnight. Our legs were aching from hours off standing and walking, and I have a video of my mom hysterically laughing (which she would never let me share on social media) as we told her about our night and asked, “How many ibuprofen do you think we’ll need tomorrow?” In the end, we learned that New Year’s Eve in Berlin isn’t just a celebration—it’s a wild, exhausting adventure, where chaos, excitement, and a few too many fireworks make for a night you’ll never forget.
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Last year, we casually told our American friends, who have lived in Berlin for years, “We’re going to the celebration at the gate on New Year’s Eve!” They both stared at us, horrified. One of them said, “Celia, it’s truly post-apocalyptic. It’s like the Fourth of July, but a hundred times worse. You have no idea.” I looked at her, somewhat incredulously. “We’ve survived New York City on the Fourth of July. That was chaos. How bad can it be?” Oh, I was *so* wrong. To play it safe, we left the kids with my mom, who was visiting from South Carolina. My husband and I went alone. We arrived six hours early because I was determined to be as close as possible to the stage for Riverdance (and no, I’m not joking about this 🤣). Fireworks started soon after the performances ended… but not over the gate, as you’d expect. No, they were behind us. We had to turn around to even see them. As we left, I thought, “That wasn’t so bad!”—until we realized the roads were blocked and the police were essentially herding the crowd to another part of the city. “No big deal,” I said, “We’ll just walk to the nearest S-Bahn or U-Bahn station.” And that’s when the *real* chaos started. We walked, and suddenly it felt like we’d entered a very different reality. Fireworks went off in every direction. People were running through the streets, carrying fireworks in their hands and setting them off in the streets. Smoke filled the air, and the sound of popping fireworks was deafening (and constant). Every S-Bahn and U-Bahn station we passed was closed. So we just kept walking. And walking. We finally made it to Alexanderplatz, only to discover that many of the trains were disrupted or had intermittent service. Eventually, we made it to an U-Bahn station that would take us home. By then, we were starving. We found a döner stand that was still open and packed with people. I asked the guy behind the counter, “So, have you worked on New Year’s Eve before?” He smiled and said, “Of course. That’s why I stay open this late. Berlin stays awake all night to celebrate, and people are going to want lots of döner.” Wise man. *And* maybe the best fries I’ve had in Berlin. Or, you know, maybe I was just starving. We finally made it home well after 2 AM. My kids and mom were still awake. My mom, wide-eyed, asked, “WHAT is happening out there?!” And my kids were still pressed to the windows, hoping for more fireworks—two hours after midnight. Our legs were aching from hours off standing and walking, and I have a video of my mom hysterically laughing (which she would never let me share on social media) as we told her about our night and asked, “How many ibuprofen do you think we’ll need tomorrow?” In the end, we learned that New Year’s Eve in Berlin isn’t just a celebration—it’s a wild, exhausting adventure, where chaos, excitement, and a few too many fireworks make for a night you’ll never forget.

Celia

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John Collison: We only had 50 users two years after founding Stripe “We started working on Stripe in the Fall of 2009, and we launched Stripe in September 2011,” John Collison reflects. “I remember right at the beginning when we were starting it I said to Patrick [Collison], ‘Yeah let’s do it. How hard can it be?’ Which gives you a sense of our mindset. And the answer was: two years of difficulty. We had not predicted that.” John remembers feeling dejected when Stripe only had 50 users two years later: “When you spend two years getting 50 users, it doesn’t feel like a whole lot of progress. It feels like things are going pretty slow.” But this is one of the challenges of startups, he argues: “If you’re working on a startup that’s a bad idea, it’s going to feel like slow-going. But if you’re working on a startup that’s a good idea, it may feel like slow-going too.” Yet slow growth has a silver lining: “I think the thing that allowed us to take off in the subsequent years was the fact that since we were spending so much time on each one of those users; since we were hyper-focused on building a great product; and since we weren’t dealing with problems of scale yet, that allowed us to build the product that we wanted. Part of the culture that set in really early on was taking abnormally good care of those early users.” The Stripe founders would get an email or phone call anytime a user ran into a bug. When they sent the customer an email moments later alerting them that the bug was now fixed, people’s minds were blown. They set up a Campfire room that any customer could join and use to message John and Patrick at any hour of the day or night. And if a user was based in the Bay Area, the founders would invite them to come by the office and help integrate Stripe for them. In the Stripe dashboard they would prompt their customers for feedback and feature requests. Then the Stripe founders would reply to that feedback within 10 minutes. “What this meant was that even though the user growth was happening quite slowly in the early days,” John explains, “it actually had a pretty surprising viral effect where people had a good experience, they told their friends about it, and we were able to spread entirely through word-of-mouth even to this day.” Video source: Stanford eCorner (2015)
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John Collison: We only had 50 users two years after founding Stripe “We started working on Stripe in the Fall of 2009, and we launched Stripe in September 2011,” John Collison reflects. “I remember right at the beginning when we were starting it I said to Patrick [Collison], ‘Yeah let’s do it. How hard can it be?’ Which gives you a sense of our mindset. And the answer was: two years of difficulty. We had not predicted that.” John remembers feeling dejected when Stripe only had 50 users two years later: “When you spend two years getting 50 users, it doesn’t feel like a whole lot of progress. It feels like things are going pretty slow.” But this is one of the challenges of startups, he argues: “If you’re working on a startup that’s a bad idea, it’s going to feel like slow-going. But if you’re working on a startup that’s a good idea, it may feel like slow-going too.” Yet slow growth has a silver lining: “I think the thing that allowed us to take off in the subsequent years was the fact that since we were spending so much time on each one of those users; since we were hyper-focused on building a great product; and since we weren’t dealing with problems of scale yet, that allowed us to build the product that we wanted. Part of the culture that set in really early on was taking abnormally good care of those early users.” The Stripe founders would get an email or phone call anytime a user ran into a bug. When they sent the customer an email moments later alerting them that the bug was now fixed, people’s minds were blown. They set up a Campfire room that any customer could join and use to message John and Patrick at any hour of the day or night. And if a user was based in the Bay Area, the founders would invite them to come by the office and help integrate Stripe for them. In the Stripe dashboard they would prompt their customers for feedback and feature requests. Then the Stripe founders would reply to that feedback within 10 minutes. “What this meant was that even though the user growth was happening quite slowly in the early days,” John explains, “it actually had a pretty surprising viral effect where people had a good experience, they told their friends about it, and we were able to spread entirely through word-of-mouth even to this day.” Video source: Stanford eCorner (2015)

Startup Archive

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How we know the Feds were very involved: Scanlon breaks story to Team Read. Feb 3, 2022. Team Read knows who killed John and HOW they are being framed. Mar 2022. Karen asks Yuri if he is in on the “Joke.” That Colin and Brian Albert killed John. Her taillight is cracked and John is pulverized! June 2022. Several witnesses being interviewed by FBI. Lucky emerges and a mystery Ford Edge seen where John was later found. Suspicious “duffle bag” taken from residence of associate of Trooper Proctor. Mar 2023 FBI goes OVERT and hands out federal Grand Jury subpoenas. April 2023 All CW witnesses and Troopers testified in Grand Jury. Summer of 2023. Lt Tully knows his boss’ phone was intercepted by the Feds. Oct 2023. 8 letters emerge between Morrissey and the DOJ. A/USA Levy states he can’t allow case to go to trial. 3074 pages from Touhy process provided by DOJ. Brian Higgins gives a Federal proffer. Higgins and Albert phone call at 2:22 am revealed. They both lied. Proctor lied to State Grand jury. Had to admit that in Fed grand jury. Caitlyn Albert forced to change her story in Fed Grand Jury. Albert and Higgins destroyed cell phones. FBI Telephone Data Lab confirms McCabe 2:27 Google search. Giving of a gift from mother of Colin Albert to Proctor emerges. Vile text messages about Karen emerge from personal cell of Proctor. DOJ paid accident reconstruction firm says Karen did not strike John. Secret video emerges from inside 34 Fairview. A lot of attention focused on bulkhead. What else?? Higgins forced to admit to seeing a “tall, dark hair male” inside 34 Fairview. Matt McCabe advises Chris Albert to say “the man never went in to the house!” Allie McCabe testimony and her Life360 collide. ***NONE of this INFO came from the CW. The FBI was behind ALL of this information. It’s what they HAVEN’T revealed to us should concern the key McAlbert players!
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How we know the Feds were very involved: Scanlon breaks story to Team Read. Feb 3, 2022. Team Read knows who killed John and HOW they are being framed. Mar 2022. Karen asks Yuri if he is in on the “Joke.” That Colin and Brian Albert killed John. Her taillight is cracked and John is pulverized! June 2022. Several witnesses being interviewed by FBI. Lucky emerges and a mystery Ford Edge seen where John was later found. Suspicious “duffle bag” taken from residence of associate of Trooper Proctor. Mar 2023 FBI goes OVERT and hands out federal Grand Jury subpoenas. April 2023 All CW witnesses and Troopers testified in Grand Jury. Summer of 2023. Lt Tully knows his boss’ phone was intercepted by the Feds. Oct 2023. 8 letters emerge between Morrissey and the DOJ. A/USA Levy states he can’t allow case to go to trial. 3074 pages from Touhy process provided by DOJ. Brian Higgins gives a Federal proffer. Higgins and Albert phone call at 2:22 am revealed. They both lied. Proctor lied to State Grand jury. Had to admit that in Fed grand jury. Caitlyn Albert forced to change her story in Fed Grand Jury. Albert and Higgins destroyed cell phones. FBI Telephone Data Lab confirms McCabe 2:27 Google search. Giving of a gift from mother of Colin Albert to Proctor emerges. Vile text messages about Karen emerge from personal cell of Proctor. DOJ paid accident reconstruction firm says Karen did not strike John. Secret video emerges from inside 34 Fairview. A lot of attention focused on bulkhead. What else?? Higgins forced to admit to seeing a “tall, dark hair male” inside 34 Fairview. Matt McCabe advises Chris Albert to say “the man never went in to the house!” Allie McCabe testimony and her Life360 collide. ***NONE of this INFO came from the CW. The FBI was behind ALL of this information. It’s what they HAVEN’T revealed to us should concern the key McAlbert players!

Sean McDonough, NOT the other guy!

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LIL ETH - FREEDOM 3.0 SONG IS OUT 🔥 SOUND ON 🔊 G to d M (gmonad) legends 🫡 🎁BIG GIVEAWAY ALERT🎁 1 Winner - 100$ in $ETH ✅ 5 Winners - 1 $AVAX each ✅ 5 Winners - 5k $ARENA each ✅ Interact tf outta this post to be eligible 💯 Read on fam, this where it gets juicy 👇 There will be another giveaway on The Arena ⚔️ so be sure to go there and check it out, if you don't have an account it takes less than a minute to register, I will post the link to my giveaway there in an hour in the comments 👌 Turn the notification bell on if you don't want to miss my future giveaways 🫡 Winners will be announced and linked in the comment on this post in 48h, Arena winners will be announced and linked in the comment on the Arena giveaway post 🤝 Thank you to two top legends appearing in this video, love and respect to both of you, massive big up for: Rain Lullaby We all strive for freedom, long for it, want it with every part of our being, freedom from people and situations that we think control us, freedom from our bad habits and thoughts, and of course, financial freedom 💸 Crypto is that golden road, that mythic mountain, that mine of abundance we all want and wish for, it has changed many lives already and it continues to do so every new day, now more than ever 💰 This is my song to celebrate that, to celebrate these magic moments when people hit 10x's and 100x's on memecoins, when they flip an NFT for 2ETH profit, when they get in early at a project and it blows up after 2 years, when it changes lives for the better, as it has been doing so well for more than a decade now 💯 So let's rejoice, let's celebrate, we have the golden bull ahead of us to experience together, I wouldn't pick any other group of people to be here 2day and welcome it with, we all deserve this and our victory together will be nothing short of glorious 👌 There is a place where all degens roam free already tho, and it is a place very dear to me, full of amazing people that have decided to win together, so I dedicate this song to them as well, mighty gladiators ✊ So come and claim your FREEDOM 2day on The Arena ⚔️ and never settle for less ever again 🫡 I prolly won't post everyday on X because I got tons of work with my firms irl and behind the scenes across chains but you'll see me often in your comments (GMs mostly) and I'll drop GM posts from time to time and ofc, new bangers which I've been cooking for your personal enjoyment fam 🤌 Have an amazing rest of August and one love to you all, hope you like the song, I had real fun making this one, major props to my girl Lilieth on this one, she killed her part imo, amazing artist 🔥 Big up fam, let's print together as we play with this magic internet monis then we go brrrrrrrrrr 🖨️
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LIL ETH - FREEDOM 3.0 SONG IS OUT 🔥 SOUND ON 🔊 G to d M (gmonad) legends 🫡 🎁BIG GIVEAWAY ALERT🎁 1 Winner - 100$ in $ETH ✅ 5 Winners - 1 $AVAX each ✅ 5 Winners - 5k $ARENA each ✅ Interact tf outta this post to be eligible 💯 Read on fam, this where it gets juicy 👇 There will be another giveaway on The Arena ⚔️ so be sure to go there and check it out, if you don't have an account it takes less than a minute to register, I will post the link to my giveaway there in an hour in the comments 👌 Turn the notification bell on if you don't want to miss my future giveaways 🫡 Winners will be announced and linked in the comment on this post in 48h, Arena winners will be announced and linked in the comment on the Arena giveaway post 🤝 Thank you to two top legends appearing in this video, love and respect to both of you, massive big up for: Rain Lullaby We all strive for freedom, long for it, want it with every part of our being, freedom from people and situations that we think control us, freedom from our bad habits and thoughts, and of course, financial freedom 💸 Crypto is that golden road, that mythic mountain, that mine of abundance we all want and wish for, it has changed many lives already and it continues to do so every new day, now more than ever 💰 This is my song to celebrate that, to celebrate these magic moments when people hit 10x's and 100x's on memecoins, when they flip an NFT for 2ETH profit, when they get in early at a project and it blows up after 2 years, when it changes lives for the better, as it has been doing so well for more than a decade now 💯 So let's rejoice, let's celebrate, we have the golden bull ahead of us to experience together, I wouldn't pick any other group of people to be here 2day and welcome it with, we all deserve this and our victory together will be nothing short of glorious 👌 There is a place where all degens roam free already tho, and it is a place very dear to me, full of amazing people that have decided to win together, so I dedicate this song to them as well, mighty gladiators ✊ So come and claim your FREEDOM 2day on The Arena ⚔️ and never settle for less ever again 🫡 I prolly won't post everyday on X because I got tons of work with my firms irl and behind the scenes across chains but you'll see me often in your comments (GMs mostly) and I'll drop GM posts from time to time and ofc, new bangers which I've been cooking for your personal enjoyment fam 🤌 Have an amazing rest of August and one love to you all, hope you like the song, I had real fun making this one, major props to my girl Lilieth on this one, she killed her part imo, amazing artist 🔥 Big up fam, let's print together as we play with this magic internet monis then we go brrrrrrrrrr 🖨️

Lil ETH 💯

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Cigar culture in China, 2026 edition. A kneeling attendant in full service: cutting, testing the draw, rolling the cigar on her leg, then presenting it. Western gentlemen — is this elevated hospitality, or has the ritual been completely rewritten? Curious what the old-school crowd thinks. Would traditional Western gentlemen accept this… or reject it on principle? 中国雪茄文化，2026年版。 跪姿侍茄：剪口、试吸阻、在腿上滚动雪茄、再递上。 西方的传统绅士们——你们觉得这是升级的待客之道，还是仪式已经被彻底改写了？ 想听听老派雪茄客的真实想法。 传统的西方绅士会接受这种服务……还是会原则性拒绝？ seedance 2.0 prompt: 【Part 1 / 15 seconds】 Duration: 15 seconds Aspect Ratio: 9:16 Vertical Style: Unprocessed handheld iPhone footage, all settings are automatic, shot from the first-person perspective of the boyfriend taking a selfie in a high-end cigar lounge. No lighting effects, no color grading, automatic white balance naturally and slightly shifted by the warm yellow lighting and shadows in the room. Slight handheld breathing tremors and real-time reaction shaking create a realistic, casual feel. One-shot, no editing. Character: Mature woman 1 Wearing #1, with delicate features, wearing #2 decorative glasses, exuding a cool yet alluring aura; paired with black high heels. Black gloves. Serving in a kneeling position throughout. All characters are adults. 【Camera Position and Shot Principles】 The boyfriend holds the phone and shoots from a first-person perspective, maintaining a normal social distance (approximately 1.5–2 meters) between the two throughout. The entire film primarily uses full-body and upper-body shots, avoiding any close-ups of the face filling the frame. The framing changes are achieved by her actually getting up or moving closer: Starting shot: Full-body medium shot (her entire body is in the frame; her kneeling posture, the wooden floor beneath her feet, and the leather sofa behind her are all visible). Mid-section: Upper body (from waist up). The camera is slightly handheld with breathing tremors and real-time camera shake throughout, without a stabilizer; autofocus occasionally loses focus slightly and then refocuses. [Environment] Warm yellow lighting in a high-end cigar room. She kneels on the wooden floor in front of a dark leather sofa. In front of her is a round wooden table with a cigar tray, gold scissors, a lighter, a bottle of 12-year-old McAllen liquor, and an iced drink. The shallow depth of field transforms the background into soft golden light spots. The automatic white balance naturally and slightly shifts between the warm yellow lighting and shadows as the camera moves. No subtitles, filters, beauty effects, special effects, or background music throughout. —————— [00:00-00:04] Full-body medium shot - Questioning technique. The starting shot is a full-body medium shot. She kneels on the floor, her body slightly turned into a smooth S-curve, her shoulders and neck elongated, and her eyelids half-closed. A finger with black nail polish gently rested on the edge of the cigar tray, her voice low and professional: "Sir, V-cut or straight cut?" A male voice off-screen (very close, with slight near-field distortion): "Straight cut." She nodded slightly, her lips barely moving, only responding with a very faint "Alright." Then she lowered her head, slowly and restrainedly picking up the gold cigar cutter. [00:04-00:08] Upper Body - Cutting The shot shifts to the upper body. She steadily placed the cigar into the cutter, her hands working together, the cutting motion clean and crisp. After cutting, she put down the cutter, picked up the cigar, and gently rotated it with her fingertips to check the cut. Her eyes were half-closed, always focused on her hands, occasionally glancing briefly at the camera, her gaze cold and focused. [00:08-00:12] Upper Body - Test Smoke She brought the cigar to her lips, but didn't actually suck it; she simply used her fingers to gently press against it, making a very light test smoke motion. She then looked up at the camera through her half-closed eyelids, her tone calm: "Shall I test the draw for you?" A male voice off-screen: "Yes, please." She lowered her head again, making a more obvious test puff, then nodded, her voice very soft: "Very smooth. Good." [00:12-00:15] Upper Body - Preparing to Pour the Liquor She temporarily placed the cigar back on the tray and picked up the McAllen bottle from the table. Maintaining an S-curve, her shoulders and neck elongated, she held the bottle in one hand and unscrewed the cap with the other. Her movements were extremely slow; she aligned the bottle opening with her palm and began pouring a small amount of liquor into it. The image freezes on her looking down at her palm as the liquor slowly dripped down. —————— 【Complete Dialogue Chart】 Time Speaker's Lines 00:00.5 Female Sir, V-cut or straight cut? 00:02 Male (Off-screen) Straight cut. 00:03 Female Alright. 00:09 Female Shall I test the draw for you? 00:10.5 Male (Off-screen) Yes, please. 00:12 Female Very smooth. Good. 【Performance Outline】 Emotional Curve: Professional inquiry → Focused on the cut → Test the draw → Begin preparing to pour the drink. Maintain a siren-like demeanor throughout: S-curve kneeling posture, half-closed eyes, elongated neck line, slow and restrained movements, no sweet or exaggerated expressions. 【Sound Effects】 Pure live sound recording: slight air conditioning sound in the cigar room, subtle sounds of wooden tabletops colliding with tools, the soft sound of liquid being poured into the palm of the hand, her breathing. No background music. part b: 【Part 2 / 15 seconds】 Duration: 15 seconds Aspect Ratio: 9:16 Vertical Style: Unprocessed handheld iPhone footage, all settings are automatic, shot from the first-person perspective of the boyfriend taking a selfie in a high-end cigar lounge. No lighting effects, no color grading, automatic white balance naturally and slightly shifted by the warm yellow lighting and shadows in the room. Slight handheld breathing tremors and real-time reaction shakes create a realistic, casual feel. One-shot, no editing. Character: Mature woman Clothing , delicate features, wearing decorative glasses , cool yet alluring temperament; paired with black high heels. Serving in a kneeling position throughout. All characters are adults. 【Camera Position and Shot Principles】 The boyfriend holds the phone and shoots from a first-person perspective, maintaining a normal social distance (approximately 1.5–2 meters) between the two throughout. The entire film primarily uses full-body and upper-body shots, never featuring close-ups of the face filling the frame. Start: Upper body Middle section: Close-up of upper body (top of head and shoulders fully preserved) End: Upper body The camera is slightly shaken by hand-held breathing throughout, and the autofocus occasionally loses focus slightly and then refocuses. [Environment] Same as Part 1. —————— [00:00-00:05] Upper body · Moistening cigar with palms Continuing from the previous second August 19 (1): There was a small amount of wine in her palms. She put down the bottle and gently spread the wine between her palms and fingers with both hands. Then she picked up the cigar, placed it on her exposed thighs while kneeling, and slowly rolled it back and forth with her palms to evenly coat the wrapper with wine. Her movements were extremely slow and focused, and she kept her eyes half-closed, always looking at her legs and hands. After rolling it a few times, she picked up the cigar and checked it. [00:05-00:09] Upper body · Lighting She picked up the gold torch lighter and lit it. The flame slowly rotates and heats the cigar head, white smoke beginning to rise. She maintains an S-curve body, her shoulders and neck elongated, her gaze focused intently on the point of contact between the flame and the cigar. After lighting it, she gently blows away any excess smoke to ensure even burning. [00:09-00:12] Close-up of upper body – Offering the cigar: She moves forward slightly, almost kneeling, the shot shifting to a close-up of her upper body, her head and shoulders fully visible. Holding the lit cigar in both hands, she slowly offers it to the camera, her eyes half-closed, looking up with a cold gaze: “Sir, your cigar.” She doesn't immediately retract her hands after offering it, but pauses for half a second in this gesture. [00:12-00:15] Upper body – Invitation: After fully offering the cigar, she leans back slightly, the shot returning to an upper body perspective. She lightly touched a strand of hair near her ear, lowered her eyes, and looked back at the camera. Her voice was low and drawn out, yet utterly devoid of softness: "Would you like to have a drink with me later?" She maintained this gaze, a very slight smile playing on her lips. The image froze on her half-turned, S-curve kneeling posture, her cold gaze fixed directly at the camera. —————— [Complete Dialogue Chart] Time Speaker's Lines 00:10 Female Sir, your cigar. 00:13 Female Would you like to have a drink with me later? [Performance Outline] Emotional Curve: Focused on moistening the cigar (rolling it on her lap) → Lighting → Offering the cigar → Cold and aloof invitation. A siren-like demeanor is enforced throughout: S-curve, half-lowered eyes, elongated neckline, slow and restrained movements; any cute or sweet expressions are prohibited. [Sound Effects] Pure live sound recording: the subtle sound of the liquor rubbing in the palm, the soft rustling of the cigar rolling on the lap, the sound of a lighter igniting, the slight hissing sound of burning, her breathing. No background music.
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Cigar culture in China, 2026 edition. A kneeling attendant in full service: cutting, testing the draw, rolling the cigar on her leg, then presenting it. Western gentlemen — is this elevated hospitality, or has the ritual been completely rewritten? Curious what the old-school crowd thinks. Would traditional Western gentlemen accept this… or reject it on principle? 中国雪茄文化，2026年版。 跪姿侍茄：剪口、试吸阻、在腿上滚动雪茄、再递上。 西方的传统绅士们——你们觉得这是升级的待客之道，还是仪式已经被彻底改写了？ 想听听老派雪茄客的真实想法。 传统的西方绅士会接受这种服务……还是会原则性拒绝？ seedance 2.0 prompt: 【Part 1 / 15 seconds】 Duration: 15 seconds Aspect Ratio: 9:16 Vertical Style: Unprocessed handheld iPhone footage, all settings are automatic, shot from the first-person perspective of the boyfriend taking a selfie in a high-end cigar lounge. No lighting effects, no color grading, automatic white balance naturally and slightly shifted by the warm yellow lighting and shadows in the room. Slight handheld breathing tremors and real-time reaction shaking create a realistic, casual feel. One-shot, no editing. Character: Mature woman 1 Wearing #1, with delicate features, wearing #2 decorative glasses, exuding a cool yet alluring aura; paired with black high heels. Black gloves. Serving in a kneeling position throughout. All characters are adults. 【Camera Position and Shot Principles】 The boyfriend holds the phone and shoots from a first-person perspective, maintaining a normal social distance (approximately 1.5–2 meters) between the two throughout. The entire film primarily uses full-body and upper-body shots, avoiding any close-ups of the face filling the frame. The framing changes are achieved by her actually getting up or moving closer: Starting shot: Full-body medium shot (her entire body is in the frame; her kneeling posture, the wooden floor beneath her feet, and the leather sofa behind her are all visible). Mid-section: Upper body (from waist up). The camera is slightly handheld with breathing tremors and real-time camera shake throughout, without a stabilizer; autofocus occasionally loses focus slightly and then refocuses. [Environment] Warm yellow lighting in a high-end cigar room. She kneels on the wooden floor in front of a dark leather sofa. In front of her is a round wooden table with a cigar tray, gold scissors, a lighter, a bottle of 12-year-old McAllen liquor, and an iced drink. The shallow depth of field transforms the background into soft golden light spots. The automatic white balance naturally and slightly shifts between the warm yellow lighting and shadows as the camera moves. No subtitles, filters, beauty effects, special effects, or background music throughout. —————— [00:00-00:04] Full-body medium shot - Questioning technique. The starting shot is a full-body medium shot. She kneels on the floor, her body slightly turned into a smooth S-curve, her shoulders and neck elongated, and her eyelids half-closed. A finger with black nail polish gently rested on the edge of the cigar tray, her voice low and professional: "Sir, V-cut or straight cut?" A male voice off-screen (very close, with slight near-field distortion): "Straight cut." She nodded slightly, her lips barely moving, only responding with a very faint "Alright." Then she lowered her head, slowly and restrainedly picking up the gold cigar cutter. [00:04-00:08] Upper Body - Cutting The shot shifts to the upper body. She steadily placed the cigar into the cutter, her hands working together, the cutting motion clean and crisp. After cutting, she put down the cutter, picked up the cigar, and gently rotated it with her fingertips to check the cut. Her eyes were half-closed, always focused on her hands, occasionally glancing briefly at the camera, her gaze cold and focused. [00:08-00:12] Upper Body - Test Smoke She brought the cigar to her lips, but didn't actually suck it; she simply used her fingers to gently press against it, making a very light test smoke motion. She then looked up at the camera through her half-closed eyelids, her tone calm: "Shall I test the draw for you?" A male voice off-screen: "Yes, please." She lowered her head again, making a more obvious test puff, then nodded, her voice very soft: "Very smooth. Good." [00:12-00:15] Upper Body - Preparing to Pour the Liquor She temporarily placed the cigar back on the tray and picked up the McAllen bottle from the table. Maintaining an S-curve, her shoulders and neck elongated, she held the bottle in one hand and unscrewed the cap with the other. Her movements were extremely slow; she aligned the bottle opening with her palm and began pouring a small amount of liquor into it. The image freezes on her looking down at her palm as the liquor slowly dripped down. —————— 【Complete Dialogue Chart】 Time Speaker's Lines 00:00.5 Female Sir, V-cut or straight cut? 00:02 Male (Off-screen) Straight cut. 00:03 Female Alright. 00:09 Female Shall I test the draw for you? 00:10.5 Male (Off-screen) Yes, please. 00:12 Female Very smooth. Good. 【Performance Outline】 Emotional Curve: Professional inquiry → Focused on the cut → Test the draw → Begin preparing to pour the drink. Maintain a siren-like demeanor throughout: S-curve kneeling posture, half-closed eyes, elongated neck line, slow and restrained movements, no sweet or exaggerated expressions. 【Sound Effects】 Pure live sound recording: slight air conditioning sound in the cigar room, subtle sounds of wooden tabletops colliding with tools, the soft sound of liquid being poured into the palm of the hand, her breathing. No background music. part b: 【Part 2 / 15 seconds】 Duration: 15 seconds Aspect Ratio: 9:16 Vertical Style: Unprocessed handheld iPhone footage, all settings are automatic, shot from the first-person perspective of the boyfriend taking a selfie in a high-end cigar lounge. No lighting effects, no color grading, automatic white balance naturally and slightly shifted by the warm yellow lighting and shadows in the room. Slight handheld breathing tremors and real-time reaction shakes create a realistic, casual feel. One-shot, no editing. Character: Mature woman Clothing , delicate features, wearing decorative glasses , cool yet alluring temperament; paired with black high heels. Serving in a kneeling position throughout. All characters are adults. 【Camera Position and Shot Principles】 The boyfriend holds the phone and shoots from a first-person perspective, maintaining a normal social distance (approximately 1.5–2 meters) between the two throughout. The entire film primarily uses full-body and upper-body shots, never featuring close-ups of the face filling the frame. Start: Upper body Middle section: Close-up of upper body (top of head and shoulders fully preserved) End: Upper body The camera is slightly shaken by hand-held breathing throughout, and the autofocus occasionally loses focus slightly and then refocuses. [Environment] Same as Part 1. —————— [00:00-00:05] Upper body · Moistening cigar with palms Continuing from the previous second August 19 (1): There was a small amount of wine in her palms. She put down the bottle and gently spread the wine between her palms and fingers with both hands. Then she picked up the cigar, placed it on her exposed thighs while kneeling, and slowly rolled it back and forth with her palms to evenly coat the wrapper with wine. Her movements were extremely slow and focused, and she kept her eyes half-closed, always looking at her legs and hands. After rolling it a few times, she picked up the cigar and checked it. [00:05-00:09] Upper body · Lighting She picked up the gold torch lighter and lit it. The flame slowly rotates and heats the cigar head, white smoke beginning to rise. She maintains an S-curve body, her shoulders and neck elongated, her gaze focused intently on the point of contact between the flame and the cigar. After lighting it, she gently blows away any excess smoke to ensure even burning. [00:09-00:12] Close-up of upper body – Offering the cigar: She moves forward slightly, almost kneeling, the shot shifting to a close-up of her upper body, her head and shoulders fully visible. Holding the lit cigar in both hands, she slowly offers it to the camera, her eyes half-closed, looking up with a cold gaze: “Sir, your cigar.” She doesn't immediately retract her hands after offering it, but pauses for half a second in this gesture. [00:12-00:15] Upper body – Invitation: After fully offering the cigar, she leans back slightly, the shot returning to an upper body perspective. She lightly touched a strand of hair near her ear, lowered her eyes, and looked back at the camera. Her voice was low and drawn out, yet utterly devoid of softness: "Would you like to have a drink with me later?" She maintained this gaze, a very slight smile playing on her lips. The image froze on her half-turned, S-curve kneeling posture, her cold gaze fixed directly at the camera. —————— [Complete Dialogue Chart] Time Speaker's Lines 00:10 Female Sir, your cigar. 00:13 Female Would you like to have a drink with me later? [Performance Outline] Emotional Curve: Focused on moistening the cigar (rolling it on her lap) → Lighting → Offering the cigar → Cold and aloof invitation. A siren-like demeanor is enforced throughout: S-curve, half-lowered eyes, elongated neckline, slow and restrained movements; any cute or sweet expressions are prohibited. [Sound Effects] Pure live sound recording: the subtle sound of the liquor rubbing in the palm, the soft rustling of the cigar rolling on the lap, the sound of a lighter igniting, the slight hissing sound of burning, her breathing. No background music.

John

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