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A company in China really took long-distance relationships to another level by creating a device that lets couples “kiss” through their phones using realistic silicone lips.

The gadget uses sensors to detect pressure, movement, and even warmth… then sends that data to another device in real time so the other person can feel it too. 😭

Toyota Motor Corp. has decided to scale back its involvement in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, joining several other large companies in shifting their social strategies.

The automaker announced that it will no longer provide financial support or sponsorship for LGBTQ+ Pride parades or various other cultural events.

In a message delivered to its 50,000 workers across the United States, Toyota explained that it is refining its community outreach goals.

Moving forward, the company plans to concentrate its resources and efforts specifically on STEM education (science, technology, engineering, and math) and programs that help prepare people for the modern workforce.

This move marks a significant departure from the brand's previous public support for social causes.

By narrowing its focus to job readiness and technical training, Toyota aims to align its corporate giving more closely with its core business interests.

While this shift reflects a broader corporate trend of moving away from social activism, it also highlights a changing landscape in how major businesses engage with the public.

The decision suggests that Toyota is prioritizing practical skill development over participation in broader cultural or social debates.

This Manchester City fan pulled out the Arsenal bottle during the goal celebrations 🤣

🚨CHELSEA 0:3 MAN CITY🚨

Pep Guardiola's side close the gap on Arsenal👀

The twists and turns of the title race 🌪️

Arsenal's nine point lead at the top could become six, should Man City win at Chelsea tomorrow...

Despite previously being knocked out of the competition!🤯

Understanding beef cuts is much easier when you look at the animal's anatomy.

A standard guide breaks a cow down into main sections like the chuck, rib, loin, round, flank, and brisket.

These areas are not just names on a label; they tell you exactly which muscle group you are buying, which dictates how the meat will taste and how tough or tender it will feel.

The secret to choosing the right meat lies in how much work the muscle did.

Muscles along the back, such as the rib and loin, don't move much, making them the softest and most tender steaks.

In contrast, areas like the brisket or round come from hardworking muscles; these are tougher and have more connective tissue, meaning they need to be cooked slowly to become flavorful and tender.

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Kamala Harris said she might make a third bid for the presidency. http://nbcbay.com/J53znVG

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