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You 🫵 can attend #BBWomenInMusic# presented by @SonestaHotels! 🎤 #ad# Sonesta Travel Pass members have the opportunity to claim a Sonesta Travel Pass Member package, get access to an exclusive viewing area, have special experiences and receive gifts. #MusicTravelsWithSonesta#

💎BLACK DIAMOND💎 The first showcase live performance on 17 May will be broadcast live on YOUTUBE! The viewing URL will be released soon! Check the official website! General tickets go on sale at the same time! Check the official website here too!

O M G WE ARE BAAAACK!!! year 20 and we’re 💅🏻PLATINUM💅🏻this szn 🤩 get yer snacks 🍿 ready and @ me and @americanidol during ur viewing parties / reaction tweets / snot fests 😭 cause the #IDOLPREMIERE# is on @abcnetwork tonight at 8/7c

After months of negotiations, #FIFA# and #China# Media Group (CMG) have reportedly reached an agreement on broadcasting rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the final deal said to be significantly lower than FIFA's initial asking price. Analysts say FIFA ultimately softened its stance because it still values the Chinese market, which remains one of the world's largest football audiences. According to FIFA, during the 2022 Qatar World Cup, China accounted for 49.8% of all digital and social media viewing hours globally. #worldcup2026# #fifaworldcup2026#

白皮書讀書會香港 [01] A deep discussion on the Institutional Privacy Stack, led by @BrianSeong (@0xMiden, WPRC) and organized by @ninjanovadotsol (@sns, WPRC). Brian created a framework to evaluate @CantonNetwork, @tempo, and @0xMiden across multiple layers. Summary Notes [COMING SOON] We discussed: (i) where privacy lives in the stack, (ii) the cryptographic tools (FHE, ZK, TEE) and layers (payment channels, L1s, nodes) used for privacy, (iii) how existing financial institutions work, (iv) why and when privacy is needed, and (v) how each chain solves the regulatory auditability problem, e.g. viewing keys. An incredible group of people joined us — from RWA founders and traders, to investors, researchers, and students. Thank you @henrychen_cy (@snzholding, @ethereumhkhub) for joining the discussion and providing awesome insights and questions. Thank you @NPC_Leo (@snzholding, @Ethtao_Ethtao), Sara, and the rest of the SNZ team for hosting us again! Shoutout to Andrew W (Building in RWA) and Kent Lau (Building in Pharma X Crypto) for joining the discussion and some friends from @852devxyz ) ----- 一場關於機構級隱私技術棧 (Institutional Privacy Stack) 的深度討論。本次活動由 @0xMiden 及 WPRC 的 @BrianSeong 領銜主講，並由 @sns 及 WPRC 的 @ninjanovadotsol 策劃組織。Brian 建立了一個評估框架，橫跨多個層級對 @CantonNetwork、@tempo 及 @0xMiden 進行了深入對比。 總結筆記 [即將推出] 我們的討論重點包括： (i) 隱私在技術棧中存在的位面 (ii) 用於實現隱私的密碼學工具（如 FHE、ZK、TEE）與技術層級（如支付通道、L1 主網、節點）(iii) 現有金融機構的運作模式(iv) 為什麼以及何時需要隱私(v) 各條公鏈如何解決監管審計合規問題（例如：查看密鑰 Viewing Keys）。 本次活動匯聚了優秀的參與者——涵蓋了 RWA 創始人、交易員、投資者、研究員以及在校學生。 感謝 @henrychen_cy (@snzholding, @ethereumhkhub) 參與討論並提供極具啟發性的見解與提問。感謝 @NPC_Leo (@snzholding, @Ethtao_Ethtao)、Sara 以及 SNZ 團隊的其他夥伴再次為我們提供場地支持！ 同時感謝 Andrew W（RWA 領域開發者）、Kent Lau（醫藥 × 加密貨幣領域開發者）以及來自 @852devxyz 的朋友們一同參與交流。

The 2023 Holiday Update rolls out next week Here’s what’s coming... Custom Lock Sounds Replace the horn lock sound of your vehicle with another sound—like a screaming goat 🐐 LAN Party on Wheels Play your favorite games on the rear touchscreen 🎮 Rear Screen Bluetooth Headsets Parents, rejoice. Rear passengers can now use wireless Bluetooth headphones when watching shows or playing games on the rear screen Apple Podcasts Listen to millions of the world’s most popular podcasts @ApplePodcasts Tesla App Trip Planner Use the Tesla mobile app to plan a multi-stop trip and send it to your vehicle Speed Cameras on Route Navigation now includes speed cameras, stop signs & traffic lights Automatic 911 Calls Your vehicle will automatically call 911 if an accident triggers the airbags Blind Spot Indicators The blind spot camera will alert you with red shading when your turn signal is on and a car is detected in your blind spot More Live Sentry Cameras When viewing vehicle surroundings from the Tesla app, you'll now have access to the left and right pillar cameras for a total of 7 angles Light Show Enjoy a thunderous new Light Show called 'The Arrival' Castle Doombad Castle Doombad is now available in the Tesla Arcade—plus updates to Beach Buggy, Polytopia & Vampire Survivors High Fidelity Park Assist See a 3D reconstruction of your surroundings while parking *Availability varies by model and location

Friends… we lost Sharpie. It’s been emotionally heavy over here. We all knew from the beginning that this outcome was still a strong possibility, even with all the work I’m doing to try and avoid it, but this news still feels devastating to have to share. Even though intakes like Sharpie are wild animals who are only with me for a few short weeks, the loss of these hydro babies always breaks my heart. I think part of what makes these losses so difficult emotionally is that these babies are often some of the sweetest patients. You wouldn’t normally want to encourage a rehab patient to bond to you, however, these babies don’t process the world quite the same way as a typical fox kit. Their lack of normal fear - which is always part of how a human was able to get their hands on them in the first place - and their inability to really distinguish friend versus foe means they seek out comfort and affection and express excitement in a way that makes it almost impossible not to become attached. Sharpie was arguably our hardest hydro baby loss yet, because he was SO “good”. He was so much more like a “typical” kit than most cases. I really thought he might “be the first one” because of his encouraging mentation and ability to function. His sudden decline was a blow to the chest, to say the least. Some of you may remember the hydrocephalic baby we named Coconut from a few years ago; he wasn’t with us long, as usual, but that loss really stung for my daughter, Ella. I still remember coming home from the vet without him in the carrier and watching her young, knowing eyes instantly fill with tears. Well, Ella has been more involved than ever assisting where she safely can with my wildlife rehab work this year, prompted both by her maturing and showing genuine, personal interest in my work, and also by my fractured foot forcing me to heavily rely on loved ones for help. Her true involvement this year led to Ella really viewing Sharpie as “her intake” in a way. Even though she understood from the beginning that this outcome was still likely - because we haven’t quite “figured it out” yet, & because I’m VERY transparent with my children about the realities of this line of work - it still shattered her heart. So, grieving Sharpie’s loss while simultaneously empathizing with my own blood and mini-me as she experienced her first truly excruciating rehab heartbreak, seeing silent tears fog her glasses when I acknowledged that it was time… that was a very unique kind of pain. Sharpie was playful, curious, and full of personality. He happily ran around carrying toys in his mouth, activated his little “Porsha ears” every time he heard someone approaching, loved cuddling with Apple, and genuinely just seemed happy to exist. He was also able to stay with us a couple weeks longer than most (and again, he was not just “alive” - he appeared comfortable and maintained the ability to perform most normal functions), which was very encouraging. And that’s exactly why I will continue pushing back against the idea that every one of these babies should automatically be euthanized upon intake. Because Sharpie’s life mattered, and I have absolutely no doubt that he ENJOYED life right up until his sudden turn for the worse - which, unfortunately, is a spontaneous reality that can occur with the delicate brains of these babies, especially in these early stages while we’re still fine-tuning medical management and seeing if they may someday become appropriate candidates for surgery. But because of all of you, his story became bigger than just another loss. We were able to officially confirm severe obstructive hydrocephalus via MRI. We gathered advanced imaging while he was still with us, more data, & more firsthand experience managing this condition than we’ve ever had before. We learned from him, documented it all, and even though his loss feels like a smash to the heart, his life ultimately moved this mission another step forward. CAPTION CONTINUED…