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Can't stop thinking about the 250 THOUSAND trees #Google chopped down in Finland without permission,
I can not stop thinking that all the noise is to divert from the Finnish officials who enabled googles actions.
NO way all the Equipment and manpower
appeared on site overnight by magic.
That kind of operation is impossible not to notice, unless persons were paid to look away that is !
While I agree with Laurence Freedman's argument that "kompromat" isn't that effective with Trump in this excellent essay, I'm not sure that Trump is simply motivated by admiration of Putin. I suspect it's more about lust for Russian money than a dictator love-in.
PoloFest Tokyo 2026: Ralph Lauren Celebrates 50 Years in Japan Through Vintage Fashion, Craftsmanship, and Culture | FASHION
A space celebrating 50 years of Polo Ralph Lauren‘s presence in Japan has opened in Tokyo’s Harajuku district,…
#EuropeSays #Japan #JP #Tokyo #event #exhibition #RalphLauren
https://www.europesays.com/japan/111133/
Trump's waning support among young men could hurt Republicans
By Lauren Day and Bradley McLennan
Many young American men swung behind Donald Trump in 2024, but polls show they are largely abandoning Republicans ahead of the midterm elections.
https://www.europesays.com/ch-fr/363996/ Lauren Dällenbach, réalisatrice de «Nicole Nicole»: «C’est comme si ma tante était bloquée dans l’adolescence» #Actualités #Cinéma #Culture #EntreTemps #News #Premium #Suisse
Perth woman sets world record as oldest person to do handstand
By Lauren Smith
A 75-year-old Perth woman has turned the record books upside down, becoming the world's oldest person to perform a handstand.
#RecordsandAchievements #ExerciseandFitness #OlderPeople #HumanInterest #LaurenSmith
Data shows Iran’s shadow tanker fleet has run out of oil
FOX Business correspondent Lauren Simonetti reports on the impact of the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz…
#NewsBeep #News #BreakingNews #breakingnews #breakingnewsvideos #FoxNews #Iran #newsvideos #video
https://www.newsbeep.com/781958/
Oil hits five-month high amid fears US will renew strikes on Iran
By Lauren Almeida
Brent crude rises to $114.72 a barrel after Tehran threatens retaliatory attacks on Gulf oil and tech facilities
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/oct/23/oil-five-month-high-fears-us-renews-strikes-iran
#Oil #Commodities #Business #USIsraelwaronIran #StraitofHormuz #MiddleEastandnorthAfrica #Worldnews #Iran #TheGuardian #LaurenAlmeida
All i can say is: The audacity!
Laurence Fishburne reads a former slave's letter to his old master
https://youtu.be/evi_i7R0SFQ
A better man than me, to be sure.
Swimmers’ wave of success in year to remember
From left: Maxim Belyakov, Laurence da Silva, Michael Gordienko and Allison Liaw, who were among Camden Swiss Cottage…
#London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Camden #SteveBarnett #Swimming #TheCamdenNewJournal #TheIslingtonTribune #WestEndExtra
https://www.europesays.com/gbr/london/43744/
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For anyone wanting to learn how to ace the first line of a paragraph in a politics article, I give you this, from Laurence Friedman.
Trump's immigration crackdown disrupts U.S. food supply, agriculture leaders say (Lauren Kaori Gurley/Washington Post)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/10/23/ag-leaders-say-trumps-immigration-crackdown-is-disrupting-us-food-supply/
http://www.memeorandum.com/261023/p88#a261023p88
October 12 (October 25) – 21st Sunday after Pentecost
21st Sunday after Pentecost. Tone four. Commemoration of the Holy Fathers of the Seventh Ecumenical Council (787). Martyrs Probus, Tarachus, and Andronicus at Tarsus in Cilicia (304). Venerable Cosmas the Hymnographer, bishop of Maiuma (787). St. Euphrosyne (Mezenova) the Faster, schema-abbess of Siberia (1918). New Hieromartyr John (1930). Venerable Laurence (1937). New Hieromartyr Nicholas confessor mitropoliten of Alma-Ata (1955). New Hieromartyr Alexander priest […]
Noteworthy News From Raleigh October 25, 2026 Edition
Raleigh and the Triangle have plenty of noteworthy news to follow, from major passenger rail funding and affordable housing progress to new businesses, fall festivals and early voting deadlines. This DoRaleigh roundup brings together updates from Raleigh, Durham, Cary and Chapel Hill, along with North Carolina business and community headlines.
Raleigh Development, Transportation and Community News
S-Line passenger rail receives $550 million in federal funding
The Raleigh-to-Richmond passenger rail project has reached another funding milestone. Federal transportation officials announced $550 million for the S-Line, supporting work toward a route expected to reduce travel time between the two cities by up to 90 minutes while increasing service and reliability. The funding advances the project; it does not mark the start of passenger service.
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation.
Affordable rental homes take shape in Southeast Raleigh
Southeast Raleigh Promise is making progress on Promise 25, a development bringing 25 affordable rental homes to nine city-owned parcels. The city approved $3.3 million in gap financing for the project, which includes a mix of housing types. Initial homes have been completed, with the full project expected to finish by summer 2027.
Sources: City of Raleigh and WRAL.
Downtown South apartment plans move forward
Kane Realty has filed plans for 350 apartments as the first phase of Downtown South, according to Raleigh Magazine. Construction is planned to begin by the end of 2026, making this a development to watch as Raleigh adds housing.
Durham park improvements face delays
Planned amenities at Durham’s East End and Long Meadow parks will not begin construction this fall as originally expected. INDY Week reports that rising costs and design challenges have pushed the work back by approximately two years while officials pursue $15 million in federal grant funding.
Source: INDY Week.
Wake County receives farmland preservation funding
The Wake County Soil and Water Conservation District received approximately $10 million in state funding tied to farmland protection and agricultural growth, according to CBS 17. The awards include $7.9 million for 12 projects and a separate $2 million award, with more than 600 acres slated for permanent protection.
Raleigh tracks progress toward 24,000 trees
Raleigh’s goal is to reach 24,000 trees planted by 2032. The city’s Every Tree Counts initiative includes trees planted by residents, businesses and community partners, giving private-property plantings a role in the communitywide effort.
Source: City of Raleigh.
Midtown real estate forum set for October 27
The Midtown Raleigh Alliance’s Real Estate Forum takes place Tuesday, October 27. Local real estate leaders will discuss housing trends, neighborhood development and projects shaping North Hills and Midtown, according to Raleigh Magazine.
Raleigh Restaurants, Nightlife and New Businesses
Low Bar Lounge opens beneath Whiskey Kitchen
Low Bar Lounge has opened below Whiskey Kitchen in downtown Raleigh. The underground venue offers cocktails, beer, wine and THC seltzers, with nightly service until 2 a.m. The space draws inspiration from a limousine company that once occupied the property and was previously home to digital art venue IMURJ.
Food industry professionals can also look for Sunday Family Meal, a rotating buffet offered Sundays at 5:30 p.m. for $20. Check with the lounge for current availability and participation details.
Sources: WRAL and Raleigh Magazine.
Sippin’ Santa returns to Wye Hill
Wye Hill Kitchen & Brewing will host Sippin’ Santa from November 13 through December 31. The seasonal pop-up brings tropical holiday decorations and themed cocktails to the restaurant at 201 S. Boylan Avenue. Reservations are available through Wye Hill’s event page.
Details: Sippin’ Santa at Wye Hill.
South Block plans North Hills location
Acai bowl, smoothie and juice brand South Block is coming to 4121 Main at North Hills Street. Founded in Arlington, Virginia, the company plans to open beside bartaco in North Hills’ Main District during the first quarter of 2027.
Source: North Hills.
Raleigh construction executive backs luxury handbag brand
Cooper Tacia General Contractors CEO John Cooper has invested more than $1 million in Dadov, the luxury handbag company he co-founded with designer Islam Dadov, according to Triangle Business Journal. The brand debuted at Paris Fashion Week this fall and is exploring boutiques in Paris and major U.S. cities. A standalone Raleigh store is not currently planned, though Triangle retail placement remains a possibility.
Triangle Business, Technology and Education
Raleigh Founded enters a new chapter
Former executive directors Lauren Romer and Jess Porta are taking the lead through their new venture, Lotos Ventures, as Raleigh Founded’s original ownership group winds down operations at the end of October. The transition encompasses the North Street, Downtown Cary and Centennial Campus locations, continuing the coworking community’s mission of connecting entrepreneurs and businesses.
Source: Raleigh Founded’s announcement.
Loren Gold named next Visit Raleigh president and CEO
Loren Gold will become president and CEO of the Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau, also known as Visit Raleigh, on January 1, 2027. He succeeds Dennis Edwards, who is retiring at the end of 2026. Gold has served as executive vice president since 2007 and brings nearly four decades of hospitality experience.
Source: Visit Raleigh.
NC TECH recognizes industry leaders
NC TECH announced eight recipients of its 2026 Individual Awards, including SAS CEO Jim Goodnight, Vantaca CEO Ben Currin and Charlotte CIO Markell Storay. The honorees will be celebrated November 16 at the Sheraton Imperial Hotel in the Research Triangle Park area.
Details: NC TECH Awards.
Pendo introduces Floor 404 puzzle game
Raleigh-based Pendo has launched Floor 404, a free daily puzzle game focused on improving AI agents. According to GrepBeat, players solve challenges by supplying virtual agents with better context, illustrating concepts behind the company’s Pendo for Agents platform.
Cary drugmaker announces FDA approval
Asahi Kasei Therapeutics announced FDA approval of Hovilpri, or pritelivir, for mucocutaneous herpes simplex virus lesions that are refractory to standard antiviral treatment in immunocompromised adults. The approval covers lesions with or without resistance to standard treatment. The company expects U.S. availability before the end of 2026.
Source: Asahi Kasei.
Duke and UNC place in WalletHub’s top 25
Duke University ranked No. 14 and UNC-Chapel Hill ranked No. 24 in WalletHub’s 2027 Best Colleges and Universities rankings. The study compares institutions across factors including costs, student selectivity, campus experience and educational outcomes.
Source: WalletHub.
North Carolina ranks fourth for doing business
North Carolina placed No. 4 in Area Development’s 2026 rankings of the best states for doing business. The report highlighted strengths including innovation and research, manufacturing workforce skills, industrial site availability, government responsiveness and business costs.
New Bern entrepreneur wins startup funding
Entrepreneur Dan Spangler won $30,000 in the NC Small Business Center Network’s inaugural startup competition for Rinse-A-Poo, according to Business North Carolina. The ergonomic pet-waste cleanup product will use the funding to move from prototype toward production.
People, Science and Local Learning
Christina Koch takes NASA leadership role
NASA astronaut Christina Koch will become acting deputy chief engineer on November 1, helping oversee engineering across agency programs. Her experience includes the Artemis II mission and a 328-day stay aboard the International Space Station.
Source: NASA.
Wake libraries introduce free STEAM Lab programs
Wake County Public Libraries has launched STEAM Lab for students in third through fifth grades. Free, hands-on activities explore science, technology, engineering, art and math, with topics such as bridge design and geology. Families should check their branch’s calendar for sessions and participation details.
Millbrook staff help welcome a baby
Staff at Millbrook Magnet High School helped a contracted security officer deliver her baby on campus, according to CBS 17. School officials reported that both mother and child were doing well.
Cyclist finishes 22,757-mile journey in Raleigh
Jeff Molby completed a 22,757-mile bicycle journey in downtown Raleigh in October. His ride raised awareness of the American Cancer Society’s Road to Recovery program and the need for transportation assistance for people receiving cancer treatment.
Source: WUNC.
Upcoming Triangle Events and Important Deadlines
Wake County early voting ends October 31
Early voting for the November 3 general election continues through 3 p.m. Saturday, October 31. Wake County voters can use any of the county’s 18 early voting sites. Check official locations, hours and available wait-time information before heading out.
Details: Wake County election information.
Pumpkin Palooza returns to Pullen Park
Pullen Park’s Pumpkin Palooza runs Friday, October 30, through Sunday, November 1, from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The all-ages event features seasonal crafts, games and a digital scavenger hunt compass, with a train ride included. Tickets cost $14, and advance purchase is required.
Tickets and details: City of Raleigh.
Taste of China Festival comes to Cary November 7
The annual Taste of China Festival returns to downtown Cary on Saturday, November 7. The free-to-attend celebration features Chinese food, cultural performances and community activities. Food and other purchases are separate from admission.
Details: Taste of China Festival.
Festifall Arts Market returns to Chapel Hill
The 53rd Festifall Arts Market takes place Saturday, November 7, from noon to 5 p.m. at 100 E. Rosemary Street in downtown Chapel Hill. The free event features handmade goods, local artists and live performances, with pottery, jewelry, soaps, candles and more to browse.
Details: Chapel Hill Community Arts & Culture.
Banana Ball returns to Durham in June 2027
The Loco Beach Coconuts and Firefighters are scheduled to play at Durham Bulls Athletic Park June 18–19, 2027. Fans can join the ticket lottery through October 31, 2026, for a chance to purchase tickets. Joining the lottery does not guarantee access.
Details: Banana Ball schedule and ticket lottery information.
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Apollo: No signs of #AI payoff outside the tech sector
Every culture has their own harbingers and spirits, and we aim to explore plenty of them on 12 December. We're excited to explore the world of Finnish ghosts with Tiina Hautala of Haamu Kustannus. Meet her ⬇️
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#horror #ghoststories #ghosts #ghost #haunting #haunted #paranormal #supernatural #finland #finnishTraditions #finnishmythology #finnishfolklore #folklore #creativity #creativetoots #writers #writing #writingcommunity #storytelling #occult #writingtheoccult
Every culture has their own harbingers and spirits, and we aim to explore plenty of them on 12 December. Repping South Asia is Rakesh Khanna, the man behind @blaft. Meet him ⬇️
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Rakesh grew up in Berkeley, California, of mixed Punjabi and Anglo-American heritage. He is the author of Ghosts, Monsters, and Demons of India and the editor of The Blaft Anthology of Tamil Pulp Fiction, Vol. 1 and 2. Sometimes he edits mathematics textbooks.... 🧵⬇️
#Google's moronic #AI just declared that there was a "480 person" piano in the wonderful fantasy film (of which I have many stories to tell) "The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T" (1953). This despite the fact that Dr. T (Hans Conried) repeatedly speaks of having 500 boys playing his piano and the film is literally named "5000 Fingers" -- not "4800 Fingers". Jeez.
Every Friday, I meet a member of the British Fantasy Society and peer deep into their soul (or, at least, a form they filled out). Come with us to Nottinghamshire to meet Graham Edwards, who drew things before he wrote things, and is a self-described movie nerd who published his first novel in the mid-1990s.
https://britishfantasysociety.org/meet-graham-edwards/
#fantasy #sciencefiction #scifi #darkfantasy #speculativefiction #writers #writing #writingcommunity #books #art #creativity #creativetoots
Every culture has their own harbingers and spirits, and we aim to explore plenty of them on 12 December. Helen Nde, the woman behind Mythological Africans, has joined our mission. Meet her ⬇️
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Helen Nde is a Cameroonian-born, US-based folklorist, author, and artist. She curates Mythological Africans, an online platform where she explores African myths and folktales through essays and a podcast.
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#africanmythology #africanmyth #africanfolklore #folklore #writers #writing #creativetoots