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UPS just pulled the plug on all 27 MD-11Fs... announced in today's earnings, $137M hit after the November Flight 2976 tragedy (15 lost in Louisville engine-separation crash). FAA grounded the type, UPS says they're out permanently. But... was this rushed? The aircraft was fixable per some reports, FedEx plans... show more

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#BREAKING: UPS GROUNDS ENTIRE MD-11 FLEET AFTER DEADLY LOUISVILLE CRASH UPS has temporarily grounded all 26 of its McDonnell Douglas MD-11 freighters — about 9% of its fleet — following the Nov. 6 crash in Louisville, Kentucky, that killed at least 14 people, including three crew members. The jet, bound for Honolulu, reportedly lost its No. 1 engine on takeoff before crashing and exploding near the airport. UPS says the grounding, effective immediately, was made “out of an abundance of caution and at the recommendation of the aircraft manufacturer.” The company has activated contingency plans to maintain operations, emphasizing that “nothing is more important than the safety of our employees and the communities we serve.”

#BREAKING: UPS GROUNDS ENTIRE MD-11 FLEET AFTER DEADLY LOUISVILLE CRASH UPS has temporarily grounded all 26 of its McDonnell Douglas MD-11 freighters — about 9% of its fleet — following the Nov. 6 crash in Louisville, Kentucky, that killed at least 14 people, including three crew members. The jet, bound for Honolulu, reportedly lost its No. 1 engine on takeoff before crashing and exploding near the airport. UPS says the grounding, effective immediately, was made “out of an abundance of caution and at the recommendation of the aircraft manufacturer.” The company has activated contingency plans to maintain operations, emphasizing that “nothing is more important than the safety of our employees and the communities we serve.”

Turbine Traveller

518,486 views • 10 months ago

Yeji had a terrifying nightmare on the plane🥹🫳 🐈‍⬛: On the plane, I had a nightmare. The flight was about three hours and forty minutes, and I thought I could sleep for around two hours. I usually sleep with headphones on, but sometimes my ears hurt and feel a bit swollen, so I asked the flight attendant for earplugs and slept with those instead. Then my ears started hurting—you know, like in those cliché scenarios. In the dream, the plane suddenly had a major problem. It was shaking really badly, and I woke up scared. When I opened my eyes, I saw warning lights flashing, life jackets and everything had fallen down, and they said the plane was going to crash—it was malfunctioning and going down. 🐈‍⬛: I was seriously terrified, so so scared. I just sat there, and my mind started racing wildly. Since we were about to crash, I might die—I kept wondering, "Will it hurt? How will it happen? Will there be an explosion?" And since the windows were closed, I didn’t know where we’d crash—on land or in the sea? But for some reason, I just felt like it would be into the ocean. My mind flashed to some people and things, sorry but I didn’t really get to think anything through. I really couldn’t think of anything—just, "Ah, am I going to die?" Looking back now, it felt way too real in the dream. 🐈‍⬛: But honestly, it was the first time in a dream where I felt like my life was really in danger. So I kept thinking, "How much will it hurt? Where will we crash?" I kept going over that, and then the plane really did crash into the water. At first, the impact wasn’t as bad as I expected, but the plane started sinking slowly. I was sitting toward the back, but I can’t swim well, my lung capacity isn’t great, and being in the water feels awful. I tried to get out at the very last moment, but the exit was already underwater. I had to hold my breath and swim out from there. Halfway through, I was running out of air—I almost died for real. Then, like a miracle, someone pulled me up. I don’t know who it was. And suddenly, the scene changed to the fan signing event the next day.

Yeji had a terrifying nightmare on the plane🥹🫳 🐈‍⬛: On the plane, I had a nightmare. The flight was about three hours and forty minutes, and I thought I could sleep for around two hours. I usually sleep with headphones on, but sometimes my ears hurt and feel a bit swollen, so I asked the flight attendant for earplugs and slept with those instead. Then my ears started hurting—you know, like in those cliché scenarios. In the dream, the plane suddenly had a major problem. It was shaking really badly, and I woke up scared. When I opened my eyes, I saw warning lights flashing, life jackets and everything had fallen down, and they said the plane was going to crash—it was malfunctioning and going down. 🐈‍⬛: I was seriously terrified, so so scared. I just sat there, and my mind started racing wildly. Since we were about to crash, I might die—I kept wondering, "Will it hurt? How will it happen? Will there be an explosion?" And since the windows were closed, I didn’t know where we’d crash—on land or in the sea? But for some reason, I just felt like it would be into the ocean. My mind flashed to some people and things, sorry but I didn’t really get to think anything through. I really couldn’t think of anything—just, "Ah, am I going to die?" Looking back now, it felt way too real in the dream. 🐈‍⬛: But honestly, it was the first time in a dream where I felt like my life was really in danger. So I kept thinking, "How much will it hurt? Where will we crash?" I kept going over that, and then the plane really did crash into the water. At first, the impact wasn’t as bad as I expected, but the plane started sinking slowly. I was sitting toward the back, but I can’t swim well, my lung capacity isn’t great, and being in the water feels awful. I tried to get out at the very last moment, but the exit was already underwater. I had to hold my breath and swim out from there. Halfway through, I was running out of air—I almost died for real. Then, like a miracle, someone pulled me up. I don’t know who it was. And suddenly, the scene changed to the fan signing event the next day.

땡덩표류하다

53,273 views • 8 months ago

She thought the hardest part was dialing 911… but that was just the beginning. After her husband attacked her, she called for help and base police took him into custody. An order of protection was put in place on base, and she was told to secure and report all firearms in the home. When she opened the safe, one of the five was already gone. She reported it immediately. Officers asked for serial numbers, so she went back to check again; this time, the safe was completely empty. Every single weapon was missing. Then it got worse: her bank access was gone, account numbers changed, and money moved without her consent. Now base police weren’t just documenting a domestic incident… they were actively searching for him. It’s terrifying how fast a situation can escalate; from feeling unsafe in your own home to realizing someone may be planning something bigger while cutting off your resources. What would you do first in a situation like this; focus on personal safety, finances, or helping authorities track him down?

She thought the hardest part was dialing 911… but that was just the beginning. After her husband attacked her, she called for help and base police took him into custody. An order of protection was put in place on base, and she was told to secure and report all firearms in the home. When she opened the safe, one of the five was already gone. She reported it immediately. Officers asked for serial numbers, so she went back to check again; this time, the safe was completely empty. Every single weapon was missing. Then it got worse: her bank access was gone, account numbers changed, and money moved without her consent. Now base police weren’t just documenting a domestic incident… they were actively searching for him. It’s terrifying how fast a situation can escalate; from feeling unsafe in your own home to realizing someone may be planning something bigger while cutting off your resources. What would you do first in a situation like this; focus on personal safety, finances, or helping authorities track him down?

Dr.L

332,030 views • 5 months ago

JUNIOR MRBIG PILLOW LIVE #mrbigxJunior 🌞: Like… ok let me tell you. Ju was sharing a room with Tay, and… it wasn’t a- it wasn’t a single bed. It was twin beds. But with the twin beds, when we first walked into the room, they’d been pushed together. At first, I didn’t think much of it… Tay sleeps sooooo restlessly!! Like Tay slept like this (drops something while acting it out😂) Sorry, sorry, sorry kub. Like Tay tosses and turns so much!! Tay really moves around a lot! It’s not that he’s tossing and turning all night but it’s more like… whenever he moves, he flings himself around really hard!! And then Ju would wake up… kept waking up in the middle of the night. After that, a treaty was formed! 🎤: About what? 🌞: it’s that we drew the maritime boundary! The pillows were this close together and the beds were this close together, right? 🎤: Right! 🌞: So I grabbed them and pulled them apart like this. Separateeee!! Separate them apart like this! 🎤: One on each side 🤣 🌞: One on each side! And believe it or not, he could still fling his blanket over and hit me! I was so mad seriously!! So mad!! Like… the beds were separated. How do I explain it… the distance was about… from me to that light stand over there. 🎤: Ui! But that’s really far! 🌞: It was… it was pretty far! Tay’s bed was around here, and Ju’s bed was… over here. And he could still fling… his blanket over onto me in the middle of the night!! Just think about it!!!! Oho… seriously! But Tay’s the type who takes up the whole bed when he sleeps. He’s the type who sleeps with his arms and legs all (stretched out) big wide everywhere! 🎤: Really making full use of the space! 🌞: Exactly! Maybe it’s because… the pillow Tay had wasn’t supporting his body properly~

JUNIOR MRBIG PILLOW LIVE #mrbigxJunior 🌞: Like… ok let me tell you. Ju was sharing a room with Tay, and… it wasn’t a- it wasn’t a single bed. It was twin beds. But with the twin beds, when we first walked into the room, they’d been pushed together. At first, I didn’t think much of it… Tay sleeps sooooo restlessly!! Like Tay slept like this (drops something while acting it out😂) Sorry, sorry, sorry kub. Like Tay tosses and turns so much!! Tay really moves around a lot! It’s not that he’s tossing and turning all night but it’s more like… whenever he moves, he flings himself around really hard!! And then Ju would wake up… kept waking up in the middle of the night. After that, a treaty was formed! 🎤: About what? 🌞: it’s that we drew the maritime boundary! The pillows were this close together and the beds were this close together, right? 🎤: Right! 🌞: So I grabbed them and pulled them apart like this. Separateeee!! Separate them apart like this! 🎤: One on each side 🤣 🌞: One on each side! And believe it or not, he could still fling his blanket over and hit me! I was so mad seriously!! So mad!! Like… the beds were separated. How do I explain it… the distance was about… from me to that light stand over there. 🎤: Ui! But that’s really far! 🌞: It was… it was pretty far! Tay’s bed was around here, and Ju’s bed was… over here. And he could still fling… his blanket over onto me in the middle of the night!! Just think about it!!!! Oho… seriously! But Tay’s the type who takes up the whole bed when he sleeps. He’s the type who sleeps with his arms and legs all (stretched out) big wide everywhere! 🎤: Really making full use of the space! 🌞: Exactly! Maybe it’s because… the pillow Tay had wasn’t supporting his body properly~

jamie🍓♥︎🦝

13,755 views • 2 months ago

I tracked eight valuations on the stock market going back a hundred years, compared it to now and the results was terrifying. • Price to book • Price to earnings • The total value of the market against the size of the economy • Just to name a few... All of them are past valuations from the ones in the dotcom bubble, 2008, 1929, etc Does this mean the crash is coming soon? Yes, but definitely not tomorrow or in a month's time. I think it can still run for quite a while. No one can know exactly when it'll happen, but it will happen. Does this mean AI is just all hype and not actually valuable? No. The perceived value has propped up the market, but the technology is definitely real and life-changing. It's exactly the same as the internet. After the internet boom, the Nasdaq fell 78% but the technology was and is very valuable.

I tracked eight valuations on the stock market going back a hundred years, compared it to now and the results was terrifying. • Price to book • Price to earnings • The total value of the market against the size of the economy • Just to name a few... All of them are past valuations from the ones in the dotcom bubble, 2008, 1929, etc Does this mean the crash is coming soon? Yes, but definitely not tomorrow or in a month's time. I think it can still run for quite a while. No one can know exactly when it'll happen, but it will happen. Does this mean AI is just all hype and not actually valuable? No. The perceived value has propped up the market, but the technology is definitely real and life-changing. It's exactly the same as the internet. After the internet boom, the Nasdaq fell 78% but the technology was and is very valuable.

Felix Prehn 🐶

15,143 views • 14 days ago

#WATCH | Roorkee, Uttarakhand: At the IIT Roorkee Convocation, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval says, "I was a young IPS officer, new to the intelligence profession. I was in my 20s, and I was posted as in charge of intelligence in Sikkim. That was not a part of India at that time. It was becoming part of India. I was part of that process where the merger was taking place. But my responsibility also included looking after the border areas and collecting intelligence about the movement of the PLA, activities of the Chinese Army... So, once, we had an intelligence mission in the border area, and about eight days later, they had to return. So, five days went by, then ten days went by, then perhaps 15 days went by. For me, it was a matter of very great concern, not only professionally but also on the human side, that so many people—we don't know whether they are dead or alive, and what has happened to them. We got no reports of any avalanche or anything. It was a matter of deep worry and concern. But I got a telephone call from the headquarters, and my boss told me, "Have you sent some people across?" I said, "I do not know. They must be coming. They should have come in five or six days, but now it is about ten or eleven days." He said, "They are in Chinese custody now." They were caught by the Chinese and interrogated. Anyway, the Chinese returned them, probably after some talks or negotiations, or a deal must have been struck. So, they returned totally shattered, in shambles. And an inquiry was started. I knew that this was the end of my career. I was still in my twenties, and I had to start a new career. I saw the incident as something very unprofessional. Anyway, the inquiry was over. I wasn't found at fault. Probably, I had done everything right. The sketches and the maps that were given to us by the headquarters had some defects and mistakes in them. That is how it happened..."

#WATCH | Roorkee, Uttarakhand: At the IIT Roorkee Convocation, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval says, "I was a young IPS officer, new to the intelligence profession. I was in my 20s, and I was posted as in charge of intelligence in Sikkim. That was not a part of India at that time. It was becoming part of India. I was part of that process where the merger was taking place. But my responsibility also included looking after the border areas and collecting intelligence about the movement of the PLA, activities of the Chinese Army... So, once, we had an intelligence mission in the border area, and about eight days later, they had to return. So, five days went by, then ten days went by, then perhaps 15 days went by. For me, it was a matter of very great concern, not only professionally but also on the human side, that so many people—we don't know whether they are dead or alive, and what has happened to them. We got no reports of any avalanche or anything. It was a matter of deep worry and concern. But I got a telephone call from the headquarters, and my boss told me, "Have you sent some people across?" I said, "I do not know. They must be coming. They should have come in five or six days, but now it is about ten or eleven days." He said, "They are in Chinese custody now." They were caught by the Chinese and interrogated. Anyway, the Chinese returned them, probably after some talks or negotiations, or a deal must have been struck. So, they returned totally shattered, in shambles. And an inquiry was started. I knew that this was the end of my career. I was still in my twenties, and I had to start a new career. I saw the incident as something very unprofessional. Anyway, the inquiry was over. I wasn't found at fault. Probably, I had done everything right. The sketches and the maps that were given to us by the headquarters had some defects and mistakes in them. That is how it happened..."

ANI

614,167 views • 7 days ago

Mark Cuban just told a conference that one of his Shark Tank companies is saving $50,000 a month with an AI agent that takes pictures of boxes. RebelCheese ships vegan cheese around the world. UPS and DHL bill on a stack of variables: dimensional weight, zone, fuel surcharge, residential delivery, address correction. About five percent of those invoices come back wrong. Almost always in the carrier's favor. The agent does four things. Photographs the box at packout. Reads the dimensions. Pulls the published rate. Reads the carrier invoice. If the numbers don't match, it files the credit request before the 30-day dispute window closes. That last step is the whole game. UPS and FedEx require disputes inside 30 days. A small business shipping a few hundred boxes a week never had time to find errors AND file claims AND fight the rejection AND refile. The math on hiring someone to do it never penciled. So an entire industry got built to catch the overcharges. Sifted, 71lbs, Reveel, ICC. They charge 15-30% contingency on whatever they recover. Reveel's own data says 75% of parcel credits owed by UPS and FedEx go unclaimed every year. About $1.25 billion sitting on the table. RebelCheese just clawed back their share for the cost of running an LLM. Notice what kind of work this agent does. Not creative. Not strategic. It photographs, reads, compares, files. The first wave of agentic AI is winning on tasks where the labor cost was the only thing keeping a structural overcharge alive. Carrier billing. Hotel folios. Insurance EOBs. Cloud invoice reconciliation. Payroll deductions. Telecom contracts. Every one of these has a 3-7% leak that exists because the audit cost exceeded the recovery. The complexity was the moat. The complexity is now the input.

Mark Cuban just told a conference that one of his Shark Tank companies is saving $50,000 a month with an AI agent that takes pictures of boxes. RebelCheese ships vegan cheese around the world. UPS and DHL bill on a stack of variables: dimensional weight, zone, fuel surcharge, residential delivery, address correction. About five percent of those invoices come back wrong. Almost always in the carrier's favor. The agent does four things. Photographs the box at packout. Reads the dimensions. Pulls the published rate. Reads the carrier invoice. If the numbers don't match, it files the credit request before the 30-day dispute window closes. That last step is the whole game. UPS and FedEx require disputes inside 30 days. A small business shipping a few hundred boxes a week never had time to find errors AND file claims AND fight the rejection AND refile. The math on hiring someone to do it never penciled. So an entire industry got built to catch the overcharges. Sifted, 71lbs, Reveel, ICC. They charge 15-30% contingency on whatever they recover. Reveel's own data says 75% of parcel credits owed by UPS and FedEx go unclaimed every year. About $1.25 billion sitting on the table. RebelCheese just clawed back their share for the cost of running an LLM. Notice what kind of work this agent does. Not creative. Not strategic. It photographs, reads, compares, files. The first wave of agentic AI is winning on tasks where the labor cost was the only thing keeping a structural overcharge alive. Carrier billing. Hotel folios. Insurance EOBs. Cloud invoice reconciliation. Payroll deductions. Telecom contracts. Every one of these has a 3-7% leak that exists because the audit cost exceeded the recovery. The complexity was the moat. The complexity is now the input.

Aakash Gupta

115,425 views • 4 months ago

Norris Cole says firing Rich Paul cost him over $70,000,000 in NBA earnings “I learned a hard lesson in the business of basketball. For y'all young fellas out there, when you have an agent, make sure you're involved in what's going on. Don't just let them handle stuff behind the scenes without you knowing. It was my first time in free agency. I didn't know that” “I had a powerful agent, and I let him do everything, all the negotiating. I didn't even think twice about it. But he did some bad negotiations. I caught wind of it late, and I ended up firing him. And when you fire a powerful agent, of course they're going to save face. That's what happened. They tried to make it seem like I was the greedy one” “I ended up having to take a deal in China for a couple months. Then I got injured out there, rehabbed for eight weeks, came back, and got a chance in OKC. But it was tough after that because once someone tries to damage your name and your reputation, and they're a person that has leverage and is looked at as a powerful agent, it's tough to recover” “I was able to recover and still play. Never missed no meals. Family and everybody still good. I was able to recover, but I missed out on a lot because of that. Probably missed out on $70 to $80 million”

Norris Cole says firing Rich Paul cost him over $70,000,000 in NBA earnings “I learned a hard lesson in the business of basketball. For y'all young fellas out there, when you have an agent, make sure you're involved in what's going on. Don't just let them handle stuff behind the scenes without you knowing. It was my first time in free agency. I didn't know that” “I had a powerful agent, and I let him do everything, all the negotiating. I didn't even think twice about it. But he did some bad negotiations. I caught wind of it late, and I ended up firing him. And when you fire a powerful agent, of course they're going to save face. That's what happened. They tried to make it seem like I was the greedy one” “I ended up having to take a deal in China for a couple months. Then I got injured out there, rehabbed for eight weeks, came back, and got a chance in OKC. But it was tough after that because once someone tries to damage your name and your reputation, and they're a person that has leverage and is looked at as a powerful agent, it's tough to recover” “I was able to recover and still play. Never missed no meals. Family and everybody still good. I was able to recover, but I missed out on a lot because of that. Probably missed out on $70 to $80 million”

dank

1,004,762 views • 1 month ago

On This Day: 22 Years ago; The Cleanest hitting of the Red Cherry happened at Christchurch Nathan Astle; came to bat at 119/3 & in next 4 hours he smashed 222 runs in just 168 balls with 28 Fours & 11 Sixes in 4th inning while chasing the Target of 550 Now allow me to give some insights about this already celebrated inning: After 81 overs,Score was 315/8 & Nasser Hussain took the new ball & 89 runs were smashed in next 6 overs, in which one over was wicket maiden! Astle scored 70 runs in 20 balls after new ball taken & went from 100 to 200 in just 39 balls... Chris Cairns was not supposed to bat as he was injured but as per Stephen Fleming; Astle was in such a mood that they just wanted to see what else he can do & Cairns came to bat at the score of 333/9 118 runs were added for the last wicket in...10.5 Overs! Hoggard who picked up 7 wickets in 1st inning got smashed for 41 runs in his 2 overs... Caddick who picked up 6 wickets in 2nd inning got even worse hammering as his 7 consecutive balls went for 38 runs(4 6 6 4 6 6 6) Third man, Extra Cover,Midwicket & Down the ground straight, every corner of the ground Astle just smashed it... England tried even negative tactics to stop Astle as out of 168 balls he faced, 38 were pitched outside leg;But he was unstoppable... During this onslaught;Astle hit the new ball onto the roof of the Stand No. 2 stand where it was lost... The ball that was taken in his place was again hit by him onto the roof of the Stand No. 1 & again got lost. As Nasser Hussain himself said: "When every ball was disappearing out of the ground & I'm at mid-off, they are looking at me as if to say, "Skip, what do we do here, this doesn't usually happen." Anyone who watched that innings will always remember the horror looks on the faces of Nasser Hussain & English players... New Zealand lost this game by 98 runs when Astle finally dismissed but the way Astle was batting that day; it was matter of just extra half an hour ... Just listen sound of the bat 🔥

On This Day: 22 Years ago; The Cleanest hitting of the Red Cherry happened at Christchurch Nathan Astle; came to bat at 119/3 & in next 4 hours he smashed 222 runs in just 168 balls with 28 Fours & 11 Sixes in 4th inning while chasing the Target of 550 Now allow me to give some insights about this already celebrated inning: After 81 overs,Score was 315/8 & Nasser Hussain took the new ball & 89 runs were smashed in next 6 overs, in which one over was wicket maiden! Astle scored 70 runs in 20 balls after new ball taken & went from 100 to 200 in just 39 balls... Chris Cairns was not supposed to bat as he was injured but as per Stephen Fleming; Astle was in such a mood that they just wanted to see what else he can do & Cairns came to bat at the score of 333/9 118 runs were added for the last wicket in...10.5 Overs! Hoggard who picked up 7 wickets in 1st inning got smashed for 41 runs in his 2 overs... Caddick who picked up 6 wickets in 2nd inning got even worse hammering as his 7 consecutive balls went for 38 runs(4 6 6 4 6 6 6) Third man, Extra Cover,Midwicket & Down the ground straight, every corner of the ground Astle just smashed it... England tried even negative tactics to stop Astle as out of 168 balls he faced, 38 were pitched outside leg;But he was unstoppable... During this onslaught;Astle hit the new ball onto the roof of the Stand No. 2 stand where it was lost... The ball that was taken in his place was again hit by him onto the roof of the Stand No. 1 & again got lost. As Nasser Hussain himself said: "When every ball was disappearing out of the ground & I'm at mid-off, they are looking at me as if to say, "Skip, what do we do here, this doesn't usually happen." Anyone who watched that innings will always remember the horror looks on the faces of Nasser Hussain & English players... New Zealand lost this game by 98 runs when Astle finally dismissed but the way Astle was batting that day; it was matter of just extra half an hour ... Just listen sound of the bat 🔥

Abhishek AB

318,401 views • 2 years ago

Octavia Redd says she was pushed into porn after being sexually harassed and stiffed on a tip while working as a casino waitress: "What was the ultimate factor to you saying, 'All right, I'm going to go for it'?" "I actually look back at this one very particular moment where I was working as a beverage server in this casino." "I was dropping off this drink to this guy, and you could tell that he was up to no good. He was like, 'Hey baby, you wanna go to my hotel room over there? Thanks for the drink, baby.' I'm like, 'No, I'm good.' I give him the drink, no tip, no nothing." "And I was like, 'What the fuck am I doing? Making shit pay, getting sexually harassed anyways at this fucking job when I could just do something I actually like and care about?' It was almost like an out-of-body experience where I was like, 'Fuck this dude, but also fuck me for being here too.'"

Octavia Redd says she was pushed into porn after being sexually harassed and stiffed on a tip while working as a casino waitress: "What was the ultimate factor to you saying, 'All right, I'm going to go for it'?" "I actually look back at this one very particular moment where I was working as a beverage server in this casino." "I was dropping off this drink to this guy, and you could tell that he was up to no good. He was like, 'Hey baby, you wanna go to my hotel room over there? Thanks for the drink, baby.' I'm like, 'No, I'm good.' I give him the drink, no tip, no nothing." "And I was like, 'What the fuck am I doing? Making shit pay, getting sexually harassed anyways at this fucking job when I could just do something I actually like and care about?' It was almost like an out-of-body experience where I was like, 'Fuck this dude, but also fuck me for being here too.'"

nexa_sama

33,688 views • 20 days ago

“I can’t speak on whether he was close to converting…I do think from what I’ve been told that he was planning on signing up and starting that process [of becoming Catholic]. But I did not personally have that conversation with him…” A few things: Candace says she can’t speak on whether Charlie was close to converting to Catholicism—and then immediately goes on to speak about how she thinks he was close to converting. 🙄 Additionally, the first time she ever spoke about this (September 15th, see the 2nd clip below) she suggested he was close to converting. Because it’s Candace, she didn’t come right out and say, but she said he “was on the verge of changing some of his beliefs” and then went on to speak about how he was praying the rosary and attending mass. She also referenced him “taking that last step.” All of those things paired together imply (again without outright saying) he was close to converting. She also said in the same episode he was “too smart to be Protestant.” Mind you, this was FIVE DAYS after Charlie had been murdered. Charlie’s parents are Protestant. His wife was raised Catholic but is now Protestant. And whether you think he was close to converting or not, Charlie died Protestant. Her saying that FIVE DAYS after his murder was callous and tone deaf. This is how Candace makes things always and all about herself. This was in fact the first thing that clued me in that something was seriously wrong, after previously being her fan. Today, she doubled down on her implications that Charlie was close to converting (even though again she’d just said she couldn’t speak on that). She said she and Charlie were having conversations about it, but the only evidence she’s ever presented is a single vague text allegedly from him and dated February 2024. The problem is that Charlie went on to reiterate he was evangelical and all of his issues with the Catholic faith this year, in the months leading up to his death. Indeed, one of the final things he said on this earth the day he died was that he was evangelical. So even if he sent that text to Candace in February of 2024, it’s clear he wasn’t that convicted and that she read more into it than was actually meant. Because again, this year, in 2025, he was reaffirming his evangelical faith. Lastly, Candace admitted today that she heard from someone else that Charlie was becoming Catholic (likely Bishop Joseph Brennan). But if she and Charlie were already having conversations about the possibility of him converting (as she claims they were), why wouldn’t he tell Candace directly? Especially when again they allegedly were already having conversations about it? Please listen to what this woman actually says from one month, one week, one day to the next. And parse it out. Hear what she’s saying and also what she’s not saying. Determine what she’s implying. Compare herself to herself. And see if she makes sense to you, if she provides clarity to you, if she provides evidence. Not just on the subject of Charlie converting but on all subjects pertaining to this “investigation.” Finally, this has NOTHING to do with who murdered Charlie and why. I’m tired of talking about it, but she keeps being dishonest about what she actually said, again a mere five days after his murder.

“I can’t speak on whether he was close to converting…I do think from what I’ve been told that he was planning on signing up and starting that process [of becoming Catholic]. But I did not personally have that conversation with him…” A few things: Candace says she can’t speak on whether Charlie was close to converting to Catholicism—and then immediately goes on to speak about how she thinks he was close to converting. 🙄 Additionally, the first time she ever spoke about this (September 15th, see the 2nd clip below) she suggested he was close to converting. Because it’s Candace, she didn’t come right out and say, but she said he “was on the verge of changing some of his beliefs” and then went on to speak about how he was praying the rosary and attending mass. She also referenced him “taking that last step.” All of those things paired together imply (again without outright saying) he was close to converting. She also said in the same episode he was “too smart to be Protestant.” Mind you, this was FIVE DAYS after Charlie had been murdered. Charlie’s parents are Protestant. His wife was raised Catholic but is now Protestant. And whether you think he was close to converting or not, Charlie died Protestant. Her saying that FIVE DAYS after his murder was callous and tone deaf. This is how Candace makes things always and all about herself. This was in fact the first thing that clued me in that something was seriously wrong, after previously being her fan. Today, she doubled down on her implications that Charlie was close to converting (even though again she’d just said she couldn’t speak on that). She said she and Charlie were having conversations about it, but the only evidence she’s ever presented is a single vague text allegedly from him and dated February 2024. The problem is that Charlie went on to reiterate he was evangelical and all of his issues with the Catholic faith this year, in the months leading up to his death. Indeed, one of the final things he said on this earth the day he died was that he was evangelical. So even if he sent that text to Candace in February of 2024, it’s clear he wasn’t that convicted and that she read more into it than was actually meant. Because again, this year, in 2025, he was reaffirming his evangelical faith. Lastly, Candace admitted today that she heard from someone else that Charlie was becoming Catholic (likely Bishop Joseph Brennan). But if she and Charlie were already having conversations about the possibility of him converting (as she claims they were), why wouldn’t he tell Candace directly? Especially when again they allegedly were already having conversations about it? Please listen to what this woman actually says from one month, one week, one day to the next. And parse it out. Hear what she’s saying and also what she’s not saying. Determine what she’s implying. Compare herself to herself. And see if she makes sense to you, if she provides clarity to you, if she provides evidence. Not just on the subject of Charlie converting but on all subjects pertaining to this “investigation.” Finally, this has NOTHING to do with who murdered Charlie and why. I’m tired of talking about it, but she keeps being dishonest about what she actually said, again a mere five days after his murder.

Natalie Jean Beisner

42,540 views • 9 months ago

Carmelo Anthony says his 62-point game at Madison Square Garden was fueled by anger toward Knicks fans and the media “The 62 was very motivational. It was inspiring because I remember we had lost some games. We wasn’t playing well, and New York was on us. They was all over me, the media, everybody” “I look over to Shump before the game, and I said, ‘Yo, follow my lead…It’s on today.’ And I went out there, and I was in such a zone that nothing or nobody or anybody could say. It’s like a bubble. You angry, the fans is on you, the media is ridiculing you, you don’t know what your teammates thinking, we losing. But at the end of the day, I’mma show you how great I am. If I ain’t worrying about it, we ain’t worrying about it” “It just was flowing. I felt like I was in another space at that moment. Again, I was angry. I was trying to isolate myself in a space where only I can operate in this space mentally. Fuck everybody. People think that it was happy. No, I’m scoring and looking at the fans like fuck y’all. They had bags over their head, all types of shit going on. Fuck all of y’all”

Carmelo Anthony says his 62-point game at Madison Square Garden was fueled by anger toward Knicks fans and the media “The 62 was very motivational. It was inspiring because I remember we had lost some games. We wasn’t playing well, and New York was on us. They was all over me, the media, everybody” “I look over to Shump before the game, and I said, ‘Yo, follow my lead…It’s on today.’ And I went out there, and I was in such a zone that nothing or nobody or anybody could say. It’s like a bubble. You angry, the fans is on you, the media is ridiculing you, you don’t know what your teammates thinking, we losing. But at the end of the day, I’mma show you how great I am. If I ain’t worrying about it, we ain’t worrying about it” “It just was flowing. I felt like I was in another space at that moment. Again, I was angry. I was trying to isolate myself in a space where only I can operate in this space mentally. Fuck everybody. People think that it was happy. No, I’m scoring and looking at the fans like fuck y’all. They had bags over their head, all types of shit going on. Fuck all of y’all”

dank

27,048 views • 1 month ago

SPACEX IS REPEATING THE SAME CISCO CRASH FROM 2000! Back then, it was a company hyped like SpaceX and after it went public... It ended up in 90% crash and burst of the huge bubble Now same pattern is playing out and nobody notices this, here is why we're gonna crash soon and how: Back then, Cisco was the backbone of the internet, a real revenue company that became most valuable company on earth Then the bubble burst and it crashed by almost 90% Now look closer, because this is the part nobody talks about: Cisco's revenue barely moved through the entire collapse, ~$19B before and ~$19B after, so the business was completely fine. What died wasn't the company, it was the people who were paying for the story And the stock never saw that high again for 20 years That's what we're repeating, not the chart but the setup SpaceX just went public near $2T as an instant top 6 US company sitting, sold as the backbone of the Space and AI age. The exact same spot Cisco was at the peak Same hype, same valuation, no revenue can justify, losing $4.3B in a single quarter at ~94x revenue with most of the float still locked by insiders. And what's different this time is that it's even more stretched than Cisco ever was. The same premium that vaporized in Cisco is exactly what you're buying in SpaceX today. When more and more ppl start to realize this, the company survives, ofc but the price will go down hard Same as it was with Cisco And chasing SpaceX entry like most do right now is exactly what get ppl trapped I'm here to warn you and show that history is repeating itself It might not fall tomorrow or in a month, but it will happen Like it or not, but I have called many things already and now I am calling this one too. Many people will wish they had followed me after it happens You'll understand why when moment comes.

SPACEX IS REPEATING THE SAME CISCO CRASH FROM 2000! Back then, it was a company hyped like SpaceX and after it went public... It ended up in 90% crash and burst of the huge bubble Now same pattern is playing out and nobody notices this, here is why we're gonna crash soon and how: Back then, Cisco was the backbone of the internet, a real revenue company that became most valuable company on earth Then the bubble burst and it crashed by almost 90% Now look closer, because this is the part nobody talks about: Cisco's revenue barely moved through the entire collapse, ~$19B before and ~$19B after, so the business was completely fine. What died wasn't the company, it was the people who were paying for the story And the stock never saw that high again for 20 years That's what we're repeating, not the chart but the setup SpaceX just went public near $2T as an instant top 6 US company sitting, sold as the backbone of the Space and AI age. The exact same spot Cisco was at the peak Same hype, same valuation, no revenue can justify, losing $4.3B in a single quarter at ~94x revenue with most of the float still locked by insiders. And what's different this time is that it's even more stretched than Cisco ever was. The same premium that vaporized in Cisco is exactly what you're buying in SpaceX today. When more and more ppl start to realize this, the company survives, ofc but the price will go down hard Same as it was with Cisco And chasing SpaceX entry like most do right now is exactly what get ppl trapped I'm here to warn you and show that history is repeating itself It might not fall tomorrow or in a month, but it will happen Like it or not, but I have called many things already and now I am calling this one too. Many people will wish they had followed me after it happens You'll understand why when moment comes.

𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗜𝗡 𝗠𝗜𝗡𝗗 ⛓🧠

13,527 views • 3 months ago

Fable 5 (aka baby Mythos) just dropped. Is it as scary (or scary good) as they claim? My thoughts after some early testing: - smart smart smart (crushed SWE bench) - but do you always need hyper intelligence? - faceplanted on one-shot design in a way that shocked me - i'm not sure about dynamic workflows + complex subagents. they work, but at what cost? - def knocked out technical work well - ootb bad at making technical docs + specs for humans. probably really good docs for agents. but nearly impossible to parse prose. - A++ vision and document formatting. this was my favorite part NOT a daily driver, wouldn't put this model in a meeting, but def will keep it back in the server rack, churning out code. Full take on YT:

Fable 5 (aka baby Mythos) just dropped. Is it as scary (or scary good) as they claim? My thoughts after some early testing: - smart smart smart (crushed SWE bench) - but do you always need hyper intelligence? - faceplanted on one-shot design in a way that shocked me - i'm not sure about dynamic workflows + complex subagents. they work, but at what cost? - def knocked out technical work well - ootb bad at making technical docs + specs for humans. probably really good docs for agents. but nearly impossible to parse prose. - A++ vision and document formatting. this was my favorite part NOT a daily driver, wouldn't put this model in a meeting, but def will keep it back in the server rack, churning out code. Full take on YT:

claire vo 🖤

91,245 views • 3 months ago

$“This orb was alive.” “It’s crystallized.” “It’s swirling.” “It’s emitting its own light.” “I felt like this thing was coming into me.” “I felt it in my brain.” Jordan Jozak was pulled into the GATE program, gifted and talented education, as a kid. He says he was taught ESP and remote viewing. But one day, he was introduced to some kind of alien intelligence. It was a “crystal orb.” “It has a defined shell.” “But the inside of this orb, for lack of a better word, was alive.” And it had a name: Sylvia. Jordan just sat down with Jesse Michels to share this wild story: One day, he was pulled out of school. “I’m asked to go take a seat next to this table.” “There’s what … I would call a blanket over an object that I can’t make out over this coffee table.” “Looking back now, the blanket was some type of Faraday shielding.” “Some type of electromagnetic shielding.” Under the Faraday shield, “sitting at the center of the coffee table on a three-pronged pedestal, is what I would describe as a wizard’s orb.” “Imagine Jupiter’s swirling atmosphere.” “Imagine that inside this sphere.” “But highly crystallized.” Jesse Michels: “What color?” Jozak: “Like white diamond.” “It was like this fractalized light inside and outside of it.” “I lock eye contact with this thing.” “The inside structure that I described … like Jupiter’s atmosphere swirling, it adapts.” “And it’s almost as if … it’s now looking back at me.” “It wasn’t telepathy.” “It was like this thing is almost linking with you.” “That lasted for 30 seconds.” “And the blanket was put back over the thing.” “That was the start of my relationship with Sylvia.” “I don’t know where this crystal orb came from.” “The people within the program, that were actually shepherding this thing around, didn’t call it tech.” “They called it a relic.” Michels: “And they said its name is Sylvia, or did it transmit its name to you?” Jozak: “It’s as if once I was physically linked with it, it developed a tunnel … where I could communicate with it.” “I could take myself into this astral environment … and it would show up to me visually.” “This silver, fractalizing type energy.” “In one of the experiences, it was telling me that its name was Sylvia.” “It wouldn’t talk to anyone else.” “They didn’t know what this thing was, was basically my understanding.” “It was sentient and conscious and felt alive.” “It communicated telepathically.” “It was essentially told to me in one of the earlier sessions that Sylvia … would equate to a human thought form.” “Everything we think, everything we’re consciously experiencing takes on some form somewhere else.” Jesse Michels American Alchemy @Mercifullmartin$

“This orb was alive.” “It’s crystallized.” “It’s swirling.” “It’s emitting its own light.” “I felt like this thing was coming into me.” “I felt it in my brain.” Jordan Jozak was pulled into the GATE program, gifted and talented education, as a kid. He says he was taught ESP and remote viewing. But one day, he was introduced to some kind of alien intelligence. It was a “crystal orb.” “It has a defined shell.” “But the inside of this orb, for lack of a better word, was alive.” And it had a name: Sylvia. Jordan just sat down with Jesse Michels to share this wild story: One day, he was pulled out of school. “I’m asked to go take a seat next to this table.” “There’s what … I would call a blanket over an object that I can’t make out over this coffee table.” “Looking back now, the blanket was some type of Faraday shielding.” “Some type of electromagnetic shielding.” Under the Faraday shield, “sitting at the center of the coffee table on a three-pronged pedestal, is what I would describe as a wizard’s orb.” “Imagine Jupiter’s swirling atmosphere.” “Imagine that inside this sphere.” “But highly crystallized.” Jesse Michels: “What color?” Jozak: “Like white diamond.” “It was like this fractalized light inside and outside of it.” “I lock eye contact with this thing.” “The inside structure that I described … like Jupiter’s atmosphere swirling, it adapts.” “And it’s almost as if … it’s now looking back at me.” “It wasn’t telepathy.” “It was like this thing is almost linking with you.” “That lasted for 30 seconds.” “And the blanket was put back over the thing.” “That was the start of my relationship with Sylvia.” “I don’t know where this crystal orb came from.” “The people within the program, that were actually shepherding this thing around, didn’t call it tech.” “They called it a relic.” Michels: “And they said its name is Sylvia, or did it transmit its name to you?” Jozak: “It’s as if once I was physically linked with it, it developed a tunnel … where I could communicate with it.” “I could take myself into this astral environment … and it would show up to me visually.” “This silver, fractalizing type energy.” “In one of the experiences, it was telling me that its name was Sylvia.” “It wouldn’t talk to anyone else.” “They didn’t know what this thing was, was basically my understanding.” “It was sentient and conscious and felt alive.” “It communicated telepathically.” “It was essentially told to me in one of the earlier sessions that Sylvia … would equate to a human thought form.” “Everything we think, everything we’re consciously experiencing takes on some form somewhere else.” Jesse Michels American Alchemy @Mercifullmartin

Holden Culotta

17,652 views • 3 months ago