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Jeon Jungkook shouted 'Todos Salteen,' the Spanish version of 'Modu Ttwieo' meaning 'everyone jump,' instead of the original Korean phrase during a performance. The phrase engaged audiences, particularly Mexican fans.

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In the new film Raja Shivaji, released on Maharashtra Day, Salman Khan's cameo as warrior Jeeva Mahala delivers a key line in Marathi that a Mumbai writer called out as incorrect pronunciation, questioning 'Shivaji Raz' amid new rules requiring drivers to learn the language. Defenders countered it's authentic Maval region dialect, using 'raaj' as a rural plural for 'kings,' true to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's warrior heartland. The back-and-forth highlights Marathi's varied dialects, from Pune's polished style to rustic rural speech, while fans praise Khan's intense delivery that has theatergoers cheering.

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Salman Khan swings a sword in saffron robes, rallying troops with a Marathi line that sounds like 'Shivaji Raz'—and suddenly, everyone's debating if it's spot-on or off-base.

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Users shared Psalm 19:1-2 today after sites like VerseOfTheDay.com and Heartlight.org named it Verse of the Day for June 12, 2026, pairing it with sunset and starry photos. The timing fits perfectly with NASA's highlighted mini planet parade visible after dusk from June 11-15, where Venus shines brightest, Jupiter sits below, and Mercury hugs the horizon in clear conditions. Worship leaders like Sean Feucht, artists, and churches amplified the verse, urging everyone to look up and see creation's testimony amid everyday life.

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As the sun dips low tonight, a rare lineup of Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter glows in the western sky—prompting believers to share Psalm 19's words on the heavens declaring God's glory.

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Zo Computer debuted this week on Product Hunt, offering users a unified cloud workspace to store files, connect apps like Gmail and Notion, and use natural language prompts for AI tasks from research to automations. Founded by Ben, who shared how his biologist mother now relies on it as a personal assistant for scheduling, document organization, and code analysis, the platform emphasizes data ownership with open formats, SSH access, and swappable AI models like GPT-5 and Gemini 2.5. Amid praise from early adopters for its personalization potential, some raised privacy questions about third-party LLMs and noted alternatives like local setups, as minor launch glitches highlighted its ambitious goal to make personal cloud computing as intuitive as a smartphone.

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Imagine texting your cloud server to juggle schedules, organize files, and build custom apps—all while keeping full control of your data. Zo Computer, founded by former Stripe and Venmo engineer Ben, brings this vision to life with an always-on intelligent machine for everyone.

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