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  1. 🚀 Plus: the next solar eclipse visible from the US is coming soon find dates, paths of totality, and viewing safety…

    Unlock the universe with this amazing telescope - https://is.gd/Jxhj6L
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  2. 🌙 Lunar eclipses are safe to watch with the naked eye find the exact timing for your US time zone here Full details…

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  3. ¡El Rebaño se hace fuerte fuera de casa! 👊

    @[email protected] mantiene su invicto como visitante en el torneo. 🫡 Además, suma nueve visitas a Rayados con una sola derrota. 🔥

    El #MarcadorFinal es entregado por @[email protected] 📦
    #AmazonMX #EntregamosTodoPorElFut

    #J14 #AP26 ✨ #LaLigaDeLaAfición | #MTYCHI

  4. 📍 In MO: Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. A stirring museum in Kansas City celebrating the legendary players of the Negro Leagues.

    #TravelTips #…

    Freshen up on the road with this travel-friendly beauty find
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    Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

  5. #LigaFemenil | JORNADA 12 | Min 72’ ⏱

    ¡GOL DE TOLUCA! Amandine Henry bajó un servicio con la derecha dentro del área y con la izquierda definió hacia un costado de Melany Villeda para darle la vuelta al marcador frente a #CruzAzul.

    #CAZ 🚂 1-2 #TOL 👹

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  6. 📜 Dollywood, TN — A beloved Smoky Mountain theme park founded by Dolly Parton.

    #Travel #Explore #Heritage #Tennessee #landmark

    Stay camera-ready at every landmark with this beauty pick
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    Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

  7. 🏛️ Cartagena's Walled City, CO — A beautifully preserved colonial port with colorful balconies and forts.

    #TravelTips #HiddenGems #TravelInspo #Colombi…

    The beauty essential that belongs in every carry-on
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    Cartagena, Colombia

  8. ¡Noventa minutos de pura intensidad! 🔥

    @clubleonfc y @TolucaFC lo dejaron todo en la cancha, regalaron emociones hasta el final y firmaron un empate vibrante. 🫡

    El #MarcadorFinal es entregado por @[email protected] 📦
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    #J14 #AP26 ✨ #LaLigaDeLaAfición | #LEOTOL

  9. It was fun! A good bunch of people. A whole range of skills, but it's amazing what some people did in the short time, even those who were really just starting out.

  10. 📜 Cocora Valley & Salento, CO — A misty valley of towering wax palms in Colombia's coffee region.

    #Wanderlust #Travel #HistoryLovers #Colombia…

    Pack your glow — this skincare essential travels beautifully
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    Cocora Valley

  11. Singapore is deploying AI across its cyber defence operations, working with Anthropic, Google, Amazon and OpenAI to protect critical infrastructure. Anthropic signed a safety deal with the city state and opened its fifth Asia-Pacific office. Officials want earlier breach notification after an OpenAI agent hit government files. scmp.com/week-asia/politics/ar

  12. ROGUE: A dishonest or unprincipled person, often associated with mischievous behavior. It can also refer to someone who acts independently or outside of expected norms.
    What if the ROGUE is a VAMPIRE! From @mthart12!

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  13. «Искусственный» Луки Гуаданьино: сюжет, сроки и проблемы проката

    Значительную роль в развитии современных подходов к машинному обучению сыграл французский исследователь Ян Лекун. В 1989 году он и его коллеги из AT&T Bell Labs представили свёрточную нейросеть, которая распознавала рукописные цифры. Систему обучали на тысячах изображений цифр из настоящих почтовых отправлений в США. В том же году разработчики описали результаты в научной статье ( doi:10.1162/neco.1989.1.4.541 ). Более того, эти разработки внедрили для реального использования. В девяностых на основе этих лабораторных экспериментов создали коммерческие системы распознавания банковских чеков. В статье 1998 года исследователи отчитывались об обработке нескольких миллионов чеков ежедневно ( doi:10.1109/5.726791 ). Как рассказывал Лекун, к концу девяностых такие системы считывали от 10 до 20 % всех чеков в США. Достижения отмечали как наградами в отрасли, так и славой вне неё: Лекун получил премию Тьюринга за 2018 год, а в «Книге рекордов Гиннесса» за Bell Labs зафиксирован рекорд по созданию первой нейросети, способной распознавать рукописные символы. В декабре 2024 года учёный не без удовольствия выложил на личном канале YouTube восстановленную видеодемонстрацию нейросети LeNet 1 от 1989 года.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1100300/

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  14. I beg you, do not leave Jouri and Hamza to face hunger alone. Help me, even with a little, to put food in their empty plates, or share my plea so that a merciful heart may hear us. @Oftentimesjack @MajDen @raika_amaris @kathimmel @pica_pica @plsik @aslankemalaslan

  15. Today's Rise of Iron quote comes from a tender scene early on in the story. ❤️

    The first book in my new series, The Tredania Chronicles, comes out one week from today!

    Prefer ebooks? Great! Pre-order it now: amazon.com/Rise-Iron-Tredania.

    #Books #fantasy #fantasybooks #SelfPromo #ComingSoon #Writer #IndieAuthor

  16. Largely Sold Out Of Capacity Into 2028, Jassy Says
    “‘26 is obviously at this point sold out. [2027] is largely sold out. We always leave a certain amount for and our inference service Bedrock or but largely sold out all the big chunks. A good chunk of ‘28 is sold out,” Jassy said. EC2 is Amazon’s service for running applications, while Bedrock helps companies run models.
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  17. 🧿 𝑱𝒆𝒂𝒏𝒊𝒆 𝒚 𝑨𝒍 𝑻𝒐𝒎𝒂𝒊𝒏𝒊, 𝒍𝒂 𝒑𝒂𝒓𝒆𝒋𝒂 𝒒𝒖𝒆 𝒆𝒍 𝒄𝒊𝒓𝒄𝒐 𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒗𝒊𝒓𝒕𝒊𝒐́ 𝒆𝒏 “𝒓𝒂𝒓𝒆𝒛𝒂” 🧿

    Durante décadas, los carteles de feria intentaron venderlos como si fueran una especie de espectáculo imposible.

    “La pareja más extraña del mundo”.
    “El gigante y la mujer sin piernas”.
    “Una curiosidad humana”.

    Pero detrás de aquellos anuncios exagerados había algo muchísimo más sencillo y mucho más real: dos personas que se enamoraron y construyeron una vida juntos en una época que apenas sabía tratar con dignidad a quienes eran diferentes.

    Al Tomaini nació en 1912 y desde niño empezó a crecer de forma descomunal debido a gigantismo causado probablemente por un tumor en la glándula pituitaria.
    Terminó alcanzando más de 2 metros y 40 centímetros de altura y llegó a pesar alrededor de 160 kilos.
    Sus manos eran enormes, usaba zapatos gigantescos y llamaba la atención allá donde iba.

    Pero quienes lo conocieron decían algo curioso: que era un hombre tranquilo, amable y bastante tímido.

    Antes del circo había trabajado como pescador y también en tareas relacionadas con el agua y los muelles.
    No soñaba necesariamente con ser una atracción pública.
    Pero en los años 30, para muchas personas con condiciones físicas poco comunes, el espectáculo ambulante era casi la única forma de encontrar trabajo estable y ganar dinero.

    Ahí terminó entrando en el circuito de ferias y sideshows.

    Y fue allí donde conoció a Jeanie.

    Jeanie Tomaini, nacida como Jeanie Lake, había venido al mundo con una malformación congénita que le impedía desarrollar las piernas.
    Medía aproximadamente 60 centímetros y se desplazaba utilizando las manos y la fuerza del torso.
    Pero reducirla a eso sería no entender quién era realmente.

    Jeanie era increíblemente fuerte.

    Hacía acrobacias, equilibrios, números físicos y rutinas que dejaban al público sorprendido.
    Tenía una personalidad vivísima, mucho sentido del humor y una enorme capacidad para manejar un mundo que constantemente intentaba convertirla en objeto de exhibición.

    Cuando ella y Al empezaron su relación, mucha gente pensó que era simplemente parte del espectáculo.

    Pero no.

    Se enamoraron de verdad.

    Y eso era precisamente lo que más desconcertaba al público.

    Porque en aquella época muchísima gente veía a las personas con diferencias físicas como curiosidades, no como personas normales capaces de tener relaciones reales, deseos propios o una vida familiar corriente.

    Se casaron en 1936.

    Y aunque siguieron trabajando un tiempo en espectáculos itinerantes, poco a poco fueron cansándose de vivir constantemente convertidos en cartel publicitario.

    Los promotores explotaban muchísimo a los artistas de feria.
    Muchas veces controlaban incluso cómo debían hablar, vestir o relacionarse en público.
    Las historias personales se exageraban o directamente se inventaban para vender entradas.

    Jeanie y Al terminaron buscando algo distinto.

    Y lo encontraron en un lugar muy peculiar: Gibsonton, Florida.

    El pueblo, conocido como “Gibtown”, se convirtió desde mediados del siglo XX en refugio para artistas de circo, feriantes y trabajadores de carnavales ambulantes.
    Allí vivían gigantes, mujeres barbudas, tragasables, domadores, enanos y artistas de todo tipo durante la temporada baja.

    Era uno de los pocos sitios donde nadie miraba raro a nadie.

    Allí podían caminar por la calle sin convertirse automáticamente en espectáculo.

    Y en ese lugar Jeanie y Al construyeron por fin una vida normal.

    Abrieron un restaurante y campamento de pesca llamado Giant’s Camp, cerca del río.
    El local se hizo muy popular entre pescadores, vecinos y artistas del circo.
    Al cocinaba pescado, saludaba a los clientes y era conocido por su carácter amable.
    La gente del pueblo terminó apreciándolo muchísimo.

    Con el tiempo incluso llegó a ejercer como jefe de policía y de bomberos de Gibsonton.
    Y eso dice bastante sobre cómo lo veía realmente la comunidad: no como una rareza de feria, sino como un vecino respetado.

    Mientras tanto, Jeanie administraba parte del negocio, llevaba tareas relacionadas con la oficina postal local y seguía siendo el verdadero motor organizativo de la familia.

    Porque sí, tuvieron familia.

    Adoptaron dos hijas y construyeron un hogar juntos.

    Eso es probablemente lo más importante de toda esta historia.

    Mientras el mundo seguía intentando venderlos como “fenómenos”, ellos estaban haciendo exactamente lo mismo que millones de personas normales: trabajar, pagar cuentas, criar niñas, cocinar, discutir, enamorarse y vivir.

    Y quizá precisamente por eso siguen fascinando hoy.

    Porque obligan a mirar de frente algo incómodo: cómo durante muchísimo tiempo la sociedad convirtió las diferencias físicas en entretenimiento público.

    Los llamados “freak shows” del siglo XIX y principios del XX mezclaban explotación y supervivencia de una manera complicada.
    Muchos artistas eran utilizados y exhibidos cruelmente.
    Pero al mismo tiempo, para bastantes de ellos esos espectáculos eran también el único lugar donde podían ganar dinero, viajar y encontrar una comunidad donde no fueran rechazados.

    Gibsonton nació en parte de esa necesidad.

    Y Jeanie y Al representan perfectamente esa contradicción.

    No fueron simples víctimas pasivas ni personajes de cuento.

    Fueron dos personas que intentaron tomar el control de sus propias vidas dentro de un sistema que constantemente quería reducirlos a una imagen impactante.

    Al murió en 1962 con solo 49 años, probablemente debido a complicaciones relacionadas con su gigantismo.
    Su muerte afectó muchísimo a la comunidad de Gibsonton.

    Pero Jeanie siguió adelante.

    Continuó administrando el negocio familiar durante años y siguió siendo una figura muy querida del pueblo.
    Nunca abandonó aquel lugar donde por fin había encontrado algo parecido a la normalidad.

    Y quizá ahí está la parte más bonita de toda esta historia.

    Que después de años siendo observados como espectáculo, consiguieron construir un espacio donde podían simplemente ser marido y mujer.

    No “el gigante y la mujer diminuta”.

    Solo Jeanie y Al.

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    ➡️ 𝐷𝑜𝑐𝑢𝑚𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑎𝑙

    #historiareal #circo #gibsonton #jeanietomaini #altomaini #curiosidades #historiashumanas #años30 #culturapop #freakshow #historia #vidasextraordinarias

  18. The Art of Less Is a Book About Seeing More, Not Having Less

    Back in August, I wrote about this new gestalten book before it was even released. Thanks to the lovely people at gestalten, who sent me a copy, I’ve now had the pleasure of spending the past few weeks with it. Although I received a complimentary copy of the book, everything I write about it in this review reflects my own personal opinion.

    The international edition has been available since September 1, 2026, and the US edition follows today, October 27. Christmas shoppers still have weeks to order. Feeds refresh faster than anyone can read them, so a book that asks for two hands and a quiet hour feels almost radical right now.

    Order the book from gestalten. Order the book on Amazon.

    The Art of Less: An Exploration of Essence is a 320-page hardcover published by gestalten. Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen of Norm Architects and Sarah Dorweiler of Aesence edited it, and it profiles twenty international creatives across five chapters.

    The Art of Less: An Exploration of Essence—a gestalten book review by Dirk Petzold.

    Is The Art of Less Worth $100?

    Yes. I would pay full price, and I would gladly buy a second copy as a gift.

    I judge minimalist work with a rule I call the Presence Test. A piece passes when removing one more element would drain it of presence. In my experience, many minimalism books fail. Their pages look quiet, yet their ideas stay thin.

    The Art of Less passes. I could not find a single page I wanted to cut.

    The price still invites suspicion, and it should. At $100, €70, or £60, this hardcover asks for real commitment. Two things justify that commitment. One is the object. The other is the argument.

    What Is The Art of Less About?

    The book treats minimalism as a sensory and intellectual practice. The editors argue that the urge to reduce grows stronger when life feels overloaded. They call it a human reflex, and they back that claim with twenty examples. The examples come from art, architecture, and design, so the argument never stays in one discipline. Each profile tests the same idea from a different angle. Restraint, in this book, produces presence. That is a sharper thesis than the old line about less being more.

    The claim sounds abstract until you apply it. Think about the last time your inbox and your feed demanded you at once. Did you crave more input, or less?

    Sarah Dorweiler founded Aesence more than ten years ago, and this is her first book. Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen leads Norm Architects, the Copenhagen studio founded in 2008. Norm Architects had already published Soft Minimal and Stillness with gestalten, and Dorweiler took the photographs for Stillness. That shared history shows.

    The collaboration reads like a conversation between two people who have studied the same quiet things for years. A practitioner and a curator rarely write the same book. Here, they do.

    The Five Lenses Behind the Argument

    Five chapters organize the twenty profiles. Each chapter acts as a lens, and each features four creatives.

    • Balance with Nicolas Schuybroek, Danielle Siggerud, Nuria Maria, and Tycjan Knut
    • Contrast with Tatsuro Miki, HENRYTIMI, Lee Ufan, and Rahee Yoon
    • Materiality with Cédric Etienne, Christian + Jade, Maverick Lee, and Antonia Ferrer
    • Rhythm with Liam Stevens, Studio MK27, Krista Mezzadri, and Maria Yelletisch
    • Space with Álvaro Siza, John Pawson, Ylva Carlgren, and Tom Holden

    Four profiles per lens is a smart limit. It keeps every chapter tight and gives each creative room to breathe.

    The Art of Less: An Exploration of Essence—a gestalten book review by Dirk Petzold.

    How Does The Art of Less Feel in Your Hands?

    Binding and Cover

    The Art of Less measures 24.5 × 33 cm, or 9¾ × 13 inches. Retailer data puts the spine at about 3 cm. The 320 pages are stitch-bound.

    Stitch binding matters at this size. Sewn signatures usually outlast glued spines, so a heavy book like this one should survive many openings.

    The cover stays calm. A pale greige surface carries a small title and a small inset photograph of a black rock framed by a dark doorway. The rock is an artwork by Kimsooja, according to gestalten. Nothing on the cover shouts. That restraint sets the tone before you open the book.

    The Handling Tax

    Precious books charge what I call a handling tax. You pay it in hesitation, because every touch risks a crease or a stain. The Art of Less charged me that tax, and I paid it gladly. I turned each page with care and left no marks on paper or cover. I found no flaws in the print or the cover.

    The tax even fits the theme. Slow handling forces slow reading, and slow reading is what a book about restraint deserves.

    Photography That Does Real Work

    The photographs are perfect. I would not change one of them.

    A book about presence depends on its pictures. One busy image would contradict the text at once. Here, every image supports the argument, and the large format gives each one room. Screens flatten texture. Paper at this size restores some of it.

    The writing deserves its own mention. It reads beautifully from the first page.

    Order the book from gestalten. Order the book on Amazon.

    Why Does the Artist Selection Work So Well?

    The artist selection is the smartest decision in the book. The editors place established masters beside younger names, and the pairing produces friction in the best way.

    Álvaro Siza won the Pritzker Prize in 1992, and John Pawson designed the Novy Dvur monastery in the Czech Republic, so anyone who studied architecture already knows how much silence these two can build into stone and light.

    Lee Ufan, a leading voice of the Mono-ha movement, adds sculpture built on elemental tension. The publisher singles out that tension as a signature of his work.

    Younger names such as Tycjan Knut in Balance and Rahee Yoon in Contrast sit beside these giants without apology. That placement argues that minimalism remains a living practice.

    The map matters too. Siza built his career in Porto, and Studio MK27 works from São Paulo. Minimalism looks different in each climate, and the book lets those differences show.

    How Does The Art of Less Compare With Earlier Minimalism Books?

    John Pawson’s Minimum, published by Phaidon in 1996, set the visual template for the genre. It showed readers what reduction looks like.

    Norm Architects’ Soft Minimal went further inside one studio. It explains how the team thinks and designs.

    The Art of Less widens that view to twenty creatives. It also asks what reduction does to the person standing in the room. That question sets it apart from every minimalism book on my shelf.

    Where Does Minimalism Go Next?

    I expect this book to influence how publishers pitch minimalism. Two changes seem likely by the end of 2027.

    1. More minimalism titles will present themselves as tools for attention and drop the style-guide angle.
    2. Heavy, tactile print will gain ground against feeds. Gestalten’s own media pitches for this book stress the rising demand for haptic, physical experiences.

    I could be wrong about the pace. I doubt I am wrong about the direction.

    Here is a definition worth quoting. Sensory minimalism, as I define it, is the practice of reducing a space or an object until what remains holds more attention than the whole once did.

    How Should You Read The Art of Less?

    Read it in five sittings. I call this the One-Lens Evening. Take one chapter per sitting, and leave your phone in another room.

    Look at each photograph before you read its text. Then read the text and look again.

    Is The Art of Less a Good Christmas Gift for Architecture Lovers?

    Yes. I can’t think of a better gift for anyone who loves art and architecture, and designers will treasure it too.

    The list prices are €70 in Germany, £60 in the UK, and $100 in the US. Gestalten’s shop lists free shipping above $49 in the US and above €29 in the EU. Order by mid-November if you want to wrap it before Christmas.

    Who Should Skip It?

    Skip it if you want a decluttering manual. The book is built around twenty profiles, so it offers examples and ideas. Buy something else if you need a ten-step system for your closet.

    The Art of Less at a Glance

    DetailInformationTitleThe Art of Less: An Exploration of EssencePublishergestaltenEditorsJonas Bjerre-Poulsen (Norm Architects) and Sarah Dorweiler (Aesence)Format24.5 × 33 cm (9¾ × 13 in)Pages320, full colorBindingHardcover, stitch-boundLanguageEnglishPrice€70 (Germany), £60 (UK), $100 (US)ReleaseInternational: September 1, 2026. USA: October 27, 2026ISBN978-3-96704-245-0StructureFive chapters, twenty creatives, four per chapterCover artworkBlack rock by KimsoojaMy verdictWorth the price. I found no flaws.Best forArt and architecture fans, and designers Order the book from gestalten. Order the book on Amazon.

    Frequently Asked Questions About The Art of Less

    Is The Art of Less worth buying?

    Yes. After several weeks with the book, I found no flaws in the print or the cover, and the photography holds up page after page. At $100, it costs more than most design books, but it passes my Presence Test.

    Who edited The Art of Less?

    Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen of the Copenhagen studio Norm Architects and Sarah Dorweiler, founder of the minimalist art publication Aesence, edited the book for gestalten. It is Dorweiler’s first book.

    What are the five chapters of The Art of Less?

    Balance, Contrast, Materiality, Rhythm, and Space. Each chapter profiles four creatives.

    How much does The Art of Less cost?

    The list price is €70 in Germany, £60 in the UK, and $100 in the US. Gestalten’s shop lists free shipping above $49 in the US and above €29 in the EU.

    When does The Art of Less come out in the US?

    The US edition publishes on October 27, 2026. The international edition has been available since September 1, 2026.

    Is The Art of Less a how-to guide to minimalism?

    No. The book follows twenty profiles of creatives and offers examples and ideas. Readers who want a decluttering system should look elsewhere.

    Where can I buy The Art of Less?

    You can order it from the gestalten shop or from Amazon.com. Independent bookstores can order it too, and the ISBN is 978-3-96704-245-0.

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    #architecture #art #artists #book #books #Gestalten #interiorDesign #lessIsMore
  19. Det er i disse dage et år siden, jeg købte min Samsung Galaxy A9+ tablet for 800 kroner. Desværre var den proppet med bloatware fra Android/Google, så jeg har lige siden drømt at få Linux på den lille (lorte)maskine. Ikke nogen nem proces for en Linux-amatør.

    Der er tilfældigvis ikke nogen, som har erfaring med Podroid … vel?
    #linux #podroid #android #degoogle
    extv.github.io/Podroid/

  20. 【 #アニメ!アニメ! #RSSfeed 】
    「目覚めたら最強装備と宇宙船持ちだったので、一戸建て目指して傭兵として自由に生きたい」アニメの配信はどこで見れる?見放題のサブスクとAmazonを比較
    animeanime.jp/article/2026/10/

  21. Big Picture Science for Oct. 26, 2026: Scoping Out the Universe

    REPEAT
    Telescopes are like light buckets. The bigger the telescope, the more light collected for astronomers to observe. With recent advances in technology, amateur astronomers can join professionals for a chance to observe stellar nurseries and exoplanets many light-years away. But as our capabilities increase, so do the mysteries, including those around high-energy bursts coming from an otherwise unremarkable part of the universe. Understanding fast radio bursts could turn physics on its head.

    From the Vera Rubin Telescope in Chile to the backyard instruments of amateur astronomers, we share what new things we might learn about stars, the Earth, exoplanets, and the potential for life on other worlds.

    Guests:

    * Clare Higgs – Astronomer working with the public outreach team for the Vera Rubin Observatory
    * Franck Marchis – Senior astronomer and director of citizen science at the SETI Institute, chief science officer and co-founder of Unistellar
    * Amanda Cook – Postdoctoral fellow at McGill University and member of the CHIME/FRB Collaboration

    Originally aired August 04, 2025

    Download podcast at - bigpicturescience.org/episodes

    #Telescopes #BigPictureScience #SETI #News #Podcast #Science

  22. Olga #Reviews: A Peril in Unseen Frequencies

    Tuesday, October 27, 2026

    Welcome, all.  Some things are such a delight that they simply must be shared.  Today Olga Núñez Miret posted an extraordinarily mindful review of “A Peril in Unseen Frequencies.” How could I not crow about it?

    Olga is a genuinely amazing person.  She is also an accomplished author herself (among many other inspiring things).  Here’s a screenshot of Olga’s Amazon author page.  She has 34 titles there, in multiple genres and different languages too.

    Please meet me over at Olga’s blog.  Just click that big blue link below.  I’m closing comments here, but I hope to see you at Olga’s.

    Click Here to Visit Olga’s Post

    ♣ ♣ ♣

    Here’s the obligatory shameless self-promotion

    Although it’s a twisty mystery, it’s also a quick read.  As I usually do, I included a section about technology and cultural items that are mentioned in the story. 

    A Peril in Unseen Frequencies

    Universal Purchase Links

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  23. Condenan a 33 años de prisión a asaltante de transporte público en edomex

    José Luis Muñoz Sánchez recibió una condena de 33 años y un mes de prisión por robo violento a pasajeros del transporte público en el Estado de México, además de una multa de siete mil 237 pesos.

    Por Mireya Estrada | Corresponsal                                                

    José Luis Muñoz Sánchez fue condenado a 33 años y un mes de prisión por asaltar a pasajeros del transporte público en el Estado de México, donde amenazó a las víctimas con armas de fuego junto con otros dos hombres.

    La sentencia fue obtenida por la Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de México (FGJEM), luego de acreditar ante un juez la responsabilidad penal del acusado por el delito de robo en medios de transporte público de pasajeros con violencia.

    Los hechos ocurrieron el 1 de marzo de 2026, cuando los agresores abordaron una unidad como supuestos pasajeros y amagaron con armas de fuego a quienes viajaban en ella para despojarlos de sus pertenencias.

    Un pasajero forcejeó con el asaltante

    Durante el robo, uno de los pasajeros forcejeó con Muñoz Sánchez. En ese momento, uno de sus acompañantes disparó varias veces e hirió al ahora sentenciado, de acuerdo con la investigación ministerial.

    La agresión provocó que otros pasajeros golpearan a Muñoz Sánchez, mientras el conductor continuó la marcha hasta encontrar elementos de la Policía Municipal, a quienes solicitó ayuda para detenerlo.

    Los hechos permitieron la intervención de las autoridades y la detención del acusado, quien quedó sujeto a una investigación por su probable participación en el asalto.

    Recibe 33 años de cárcel y multa

    El Ministerio Público integró la investigación y presentó ante el órgano judicial los elementos de prueba con los que acreditó la responsabilidad penal de Muñoz Sánchez.

    Tras analizar las pruebas, el juez impuso una pena de 33 años y un mes de prisión, además del pago de una multa de siete mil 237 pesos. –sn–

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  24. : does not recognize defeat - news.orf.at orf.at/stories/3446187/ Around 159 million Brazilians were called to the election – And many of them have benefited from the social and economic success of the left-wing workers' party PT of . Under his government, sank to a historic low, declined, minimum wage rose. In addition, Parliament decided to introduce the five-day week gradually. The in the Amazon region, the largest tropical rainforest on earth, was also slowed down.

  25. #Brasilien: #Bolsonaro erkennt #Wahlniederlage nicht an - news.ORF.at
    orf.at/stories/3446187/

    Rund 159 Millionen Brasilianerinnen und Brasilianer waren zu der Wahl aufgerufen – und viele von ihnen haben von den sozial- und wirtschaftspolitischen Erfolgen der linken Arbeiterpartei PT von #Lula profitiert. Unter seiner Regierung sank die #Arbeitslosigkeit auf einen historischen Tiefstand, die #Armut ging zurück, der Mindestlohn stieg. Außerdem beschloss das Parlament eine schrittweise Einführung der Fünftagewoche. Auch die #Entwaldung im Amazonas-Gebiet, dem größten tropischen Regenwald der Erde, wurde gebremst.

  26. FOX Sports’ Ralph Vacchiano believes Jaylen Warren can carry the Steelers to the playoffs: “Over the past five weeks, running back Jaylen Warren has emerged as one of the NFL’s best and most elusive backs, and he’s the main reason the Steelers still sit tied atop the bruising AFC North. After shaking off a slow start — he amassed just 89 rushing yards and 61 receiving yards over the first two weeks — Warren has been on a heater. And after adding 101 rushing yards and three catches for 36 yards on Sunday morning in Paris against the New Orleans Saints, he’s now averaging 94.4 rushing yards and 141 total yards over the past five games. In short, Warren is giving the Steelers the power and the explosiveness they desperately need. Warren is the reason Rodgers’ last ride has a chance to finish with the 14th playoff berth of his Hall of Fame career.” #Steelers #NFL

  27. It's a rainy day in October,time to go out early and stay indoors for the rest of the day. Ably entertained by LP's, DVDs, YouTube, Netflix and Disney+ . Amon Amarth 🎶 and Bruce Springsteen ❤️
    #amonamarth #brucespringsteen #vinylrecords #bloodstockopenair #clothesfreeliving

  28. Ministro falava sobre a actuação das polícias no âmbito das políticas de imigração, mas, por diversas vezes, as suas palavras foram interpretadas com um duplo significado.

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