'lets be clear' These cops are way out of shape and many are woke.

My exclusive: A new problem for India is taking shape in the US America’s political parties are raising concerns on changes to India’s FCRA law US Christian groups argue the changes will damage Christian charities in India receiving foreign funds hindustantimes.com/india-new…

A fuck buddy said I'm no shape at all... Drop ❤️ if you'd still hit 😢 The good link is in the comments 🔗

Projects that focus on foundational layers tend to matter most when the ecosystem matures, since they shape how other applications are built and used. Reducing friction and improving usability is often what turns speculative systems into something closer to everyday infrastructure.

Chinese Egg Rolls Recipe “Look at that color and perfect shape—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and so fragrant. It’s even more exquisite and tempting than what you’d find at a restaurant!” ☺️😋

Prediction markets are growing into a new information layer, and this battle could shape how the industry evolves for years to come

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Like your favourite Barbie doll, you can bend me into any shape you want so you can play with me just like you want to. Now grab my hips and FUCK me against our hotel bed!

Someone dumped Rocky because he was old and blind.💔 When we found him, he was in terrible shape, it was touch-and-go for a while. We weren't sure he’d make it. But he started coming back. He learned our voices, trusted us, and followed us anyway. Now, he’s one of the friendliest dogs we’ve ever met. He can’t even see who we are, but his trust is absolute. We took him to the beach today and it was incredible to watch. His guard is completely down, and he’s just entirely in the moment. Rocky can’t see all the love right in front of him, but he can absolutely feel it. We could all learn a lot from him ❤️

Quick update on KINDORA: This is the published game inside the game builder we’re building from. It’s already taking shape, but it’s very late in my town now and I need to sleep. tesana.ai/en/game/kindora

He was counting down the days to graduation. Caps and gowns had already been ordered. College plans were taking shape. At home in Colorado, his family was preparing to watch him walk across that stage and begin the life he had worked toward. His name was Kendrick Castillo. Born March 14, 2001, and raised in Denver, he was a senior at STEM School Highlands Ranch. He loved robotics. He loved learning. He had the kind of quiet strength that teachers notice and friends rely on. In May 2019, he was just days away from receiving his diploma. On May 7, 2019, he sat in British literature class. The class was watching The Princess Bride. It was an ordinary afternoon. Laughter. A familiar room. The comfort of routine. The sort of day that passes without leaving a mark. Then the door opened. An armed student walked in and told everyone not to move. For a split second, the world stopped. Kendrick was close to the gunman. Close enough to understand what was happening. Close enough to know that every second mattered. He did not duck under a desk. He did not crawl away. He did not wait for someone else. He lunged forward. In that heartbeat, this young man, barely eighteen, made a decision most adults pray they will never have to make. He charged the shooter, giving his classmates a chance to run. Others followed his lead and tackled the gunman. Because of those seconds, many students were able to escape. Kendrick was shot. His classmates tried to save him. They pressed on the wound. They called his name. They pleaded with him to stay. But he did not survive. One student later said Kendrick died a legend. Another said he would carry his memory for the rest of his life. His father, John Castillo, spoke with a strength that no parent should ever need. He said his son cared deeply about others and always wanted to protect people. He admitted he wished his son had hidden, wished he had run. But that was not who Kendrick was. That line stays with you. That was not who he was. In a world where we often hear about fear and cruelty, this teenager showed something older and stronger. Instinctive courage. Selflessness without calculation. The kind of character many of us were taught to admire when we were young. He was eighteen years old. For those of us who have watched our own children grow, who have sat at graduation ceremonies, who have felt that mix of pride and hope, this story hits deep. It is every parent’s worst nightmare. It is also a reminder of what one life can mean in a single moment. Because Kendrick stood up, others went home to their families that night. He never got to wear his cap and gown. But he left behind something far greater than a diploma. He left behind an example. Kendrick Castillo 2001 to 2019 He did not run. He did not hide. He chose others. May we remember him. Follow us Lost in Yesterday

Not just good @ughhkive , Goyang was great. It is so good, other countries are studying how they did it so they could learn from it. From the time I got off the train car, there were signs pointing to where I should go. No need to ask anyone, the arrows were big with accompanying words translated into several languages (Japanese, Chinese, English). When I got off the train station, the signs were even bigger. With the multitude of vendors selling everything, from blankets to water to fans in the shape of the members' faces, it was still orderly. There were A LOT of people but it was remarkably orderly. As soon as I got inside the Goyang Stadium property, I already knew where to go. Signs do wonders. At one point, I had to stop because I couldn't, for the life of me, remember if I was supposed to be in the East or West side. A staff asked me to keep it moving. I refused because I honestly didn't know where to move to. She guided me where to stand so I don't block the path. You could imagine there were several others like me. I finally figured it out, checked the sings, and kept walking. I did ask the staff member if there were merch booth on either side of the stadium. Aside from people who were walking slow as they were taking pictures, getting giveaways or just plain slow, no other hold up. I spotted my entrance. I decided to go around several times just because I wanted to observe some things. When I finally decided to enter the venue, there was no queue. There were a lot of gates, and I mean A LOT, and each gate had at least two staff members. I was asked to stand and look at the camera. It scanned my face, I entered. That was it. For those who opted out of queue, there were lines but shorter because of the amount of gates open to scan their tickets and check IDs. Once inside, I asked the staff if they have meds for headache (just to test). I was provided with one and asked if I needed more help. I tried the restrooms. I tried going into another section. I tried standing where I wasn't supposed to, just to test the system. Staff was fast to warn me but polite. I was attended to. All my questions were answered promptly. Sometimes, some ARMYs were "too helpful". I wanted to test some more things but ARMYs would help me out before I could get to the staff. After the concert, we were asked to stay seated until it was our section's turn to exit. ARMYs are disciplined. We did as we were told. Some started collecting trash. We left the area spotless. We were seated for probably another 10 - 15 mins. Going out was even better because I paid for a bus service to take me back to Seoul. They gave me clear instructions where to go. Once outside, I asked a staff member, and there were many of them, for the landmark I was given. They gave me instructions how to get there. It was a 10-min walk. Since the exit was done by section, there wasn't a crowd rush. My personal space wasn't invaded that much. However, I did try the train once. We were actually discouraged from taking the subway because the queue was long. I still tried for the heck of it. The line was long but THERE WAS A LINE and it was moving. No one was cutting the line, no one fought. There were employees there just to make sure everything is orderly, and we were. So, they really didn't do much except stop people from getting in the train when it gets full. I was in both Gwanghwamun and Goyang. I documented a good amount of all these and live streamed some. From Red Bullet Club Nokia to Arirang Allegiant, NEVER experienced anything remotely close to what people have described happened in Busan.

Islam does not belong in the West. Especially in politics. Does christianity figure or shape policy in any muslim countries...No! So why should islam here? You have islamic countries if you want islamic culture. Islam & sharia is done in the UK. No compromise! 👊🏻 🫡

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I can't stop imagining Zayne in the toilet checking the mirror to see if his mouth shape is correct and practising the stupid fake accent to impress MC bc of a movie they liked or sth idk

baekhyun's body shape is so fcking crazy ❤️‍🔥

The shape of this morning 🩶