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Amelia Bono, daughter of former Spanish defence minister José Bono, has taken her relationship further, according to Vanitatis, which reports that her new boyfriend, Rodríguez, is already sharing plans with her father. The story highlights how quickly the romance is becoming part of the Bono family circle, drawing attention from Spanish society and celebrity media.
- 2Farmers' bloc to join climate march in Brussels●KLIMAATMARS - LANDBOUWBLOK Zondag 11 Oktober 2026 verzameling om 13u30 27 Albert II laan, Brussel Noordstation -> Schuma
La Via Campesina Belgium is calling on farmers to join a farmers' bloc at the Climate March in Brussels on Sunday 11 October 2026. Participants will gather at 13:30 at 27 Albert II laan near Brussels North station and march to the Schuman roundabout. Organisers say the climate crisis threatens farmers and food supplies, and are demanding genuine climate policy from the Belgian government via the Climate Coalition.
- 3Asian Artists Expand US Tours Beyond the Coasts●From Seoul to Atlanta: Why Asian Artists Are Touring American Cities https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtLeTKYcNb4 The Ame
Asian artists, particularly from South Korea, are touring a wider range of American cities, including Atlanta, moving beyond the traditional coastal hubs of Los Angeles and New York. Coverage notes the American concert landscape is shifting as demand for K-pop and other Asian acts spreads to southern and inland markets, drawing attention to changing touring strategies and fan bases.
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Data theft is dominating French tech and cyber news. Dutch police arrested a self-confessed former hacker linked to the ShinyHunters investigation, while the ANSSI cybersecurity agency detailed the blind spots that allowed a cyberattack on the French tax administration. Scams targeting public services like CPF, ANTS and Ameli are also still active, keeping data security in the spotlight.
- 5Electrified pickle demo lights up electrostatics meeting●🥒 NEW: Electrical engineer Joshua Méndez Harper demonstrated an electrified # pickle at an Electrostatics Society of Ame
Electrical engineer Joshua Méndez Harper demonstrated an electrified pickle at an Electrostatics Society of America meeting. His Portland State University team filmed the glowing snack with a high-speed camera and monitored it with a hydrogen sensor, showing that the alternating current passing through it produces both light and hydrogen gas during the classic demonstration.
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Allrecipes has published a piece titled 'How It Feels To Caramelize Onions', describing the slow, patient process of turning raw onions into deep golden sweetness. The item plays on how long real caramelizing takes — often far longer than recipes admit — striking a chord with home cooks familiar with the tedious stirring and the temptation to rush or burn the pan.
- 7Supreme Court rejects Dylann Roof's bid to disqualify trial judge▼Supreme Court ends Charleston church shooter’s bid to disqualify trial judge
The US Supreme Court has declined to hear Dylann Roof's challenge seeking to disqualify the trial judge who presided over his death sentence for the 2015 massacre at Charleston's Mother Emanuel AME Church, in which nine Black worshippers were killed. The decision ends Roof's latest legal effort to overturn his federal death penalty conviction and leaves his sentence in place.
- 8Amelia Earhart expedition crew arrives on Pacific island to search for plane▼Amelia Earhart expedition crew arrives on island in Pacific Ocean, prepares to search for plane wreckage
A research expedition has landed on a remote island in the Pacific Ocean to search for wreckage of Amelia Earhart's plane, which vanished in 1937 during her attempt to fly around the world. The crew is preparing to begin its investigation into the nearly century-old aviation mystery that has fueled decades of theories and searches.
- 9Ames Pridefest brings celebration and learning to Iowa city●Ames Pridefest offers day of celebration, learning and entertainment
Ames, Iowa hosted its Pridefest, a day-long event combining celebration with educational programming and entertainment for the local community. The local paper, the Ames Tribune, covered the festival, highlighting its mix of festivities and learning opportunities. The event drew residents together for a day centered on LGBTQ pride and community engagement.
- 10Amelia Gray's Rise Through the Fashion World●Amelia Gray Lifestyle, Net Worth, Fashion Career NYFW , LFW , US Fashion Industry,Success Story
Interest is centred on model Amelia Gray, covering her lifestyle, estimated net worth and rapid rise through the US fashion industry. She has walked at New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week, and her career trajectory is being framed as a success story, drawing attention from fashion audiences worldwide.
- 11Strasburg science teacher Merci Ames named Colorado Teacher of the Year▼Colorado’s 2027 Teacher of the Year is Strasburg science teacher Merci Ames
Merci Ames, a science teacher in Strasburg, Colorado, has been named the state's 2027 Teacher of the Year, according to Colorado Public Radio. The honor recognizes her work in science education and puts her forward as Colorado's representative in national teacher recognition programs, drawing local pride from the small eastern plains community.
- 12Philadelphia street to be renamed for Bishop Richard Allen●City of Philadelphia renaming street in honor of Bishop Richard Allen, founder of Mother Bethel AME Church
The City of Philadelphia is renaming a street in honor of Bishop Richard Allen, the founder of Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church. Allen, one of the nation's most influential Black religious leaders, established the church in Philadelphia in the late 18th century, and the renaming recognizes his lasting legacy in the city and the wider African American community.
- 13Movie fan closes in on finishing their Top 100 films list●Nur noch drei # Filme auf meiner # Top100 # Filmliste zu schauen 😊 - Die fabelhafte Welt der Amelie - Das Siebte Siegel
A film enthusiast is finishing a personal challenge to watch a Top 100 movie list, with only three films left: Amelie, The Seventh Seal, and Persona. They admit they are not looking forward to Amelie, suspecting it will not be to their taste, but plan to watch it anyway, hoping to be pleasantly surprised by the classic arthouse picks.
- 14Braves even NLDS with Dodgers behind Weiss's plan●Braves follow manager's pitch-perfect plan to even series with Dodgers https://www. mlb.com/news/braves-win-nlds-g ame-2
The Atlanta Braves beat the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 2 of the NLDS to level the series. Manager Walt Weiss drew attention for giving a fatigued Chris Sale extra days of rest, a decision credited with paying off as the pitching plan came together in the win. The series now shifts with momentum evened and attention turning to Game 3.
- 15AirPods Pro 3 drop to $179 in rare discount●The AirPods Pro 3 are a fantastic deal at $179 AirPods Pro 3 | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge It’s been a w
Apple's AirPods Pro 3 are on sale for $179, a notable price cut on earbuds that have rarely been discounted since launch. Tech outlets are flagging it as one of the best deals currently available, grouping it with discounts on the latest iPad Mini and M5 MacBook Air. Shoppers looking to upgrade are being urged to act while the offer lasts.
- 16Charleston church shooter's Supreme Court appeal rejected▼Charleston church shooter’s latest attempt at SCOTUS appeal rebuffed
Dylann Roof, who killed nine worshippers at Charleston's Emanuel AME Church in 2015, has had his latest attempt to appeal to the US Supreme Court rebuffed. Local outlets in South Carolina report the high court declined to take up the case, leaving his federal death sentence and convictions in place. The ruling closes off another avenue for Roof, whose 2017 appeal was previously rejected by the justices.
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A research team has set out to investigate an unidentified object on the Pacific seabed that may be linked to Amelia Earhart's disappearance in 1937. The expedition aims to determine whether the sonar-detected shape could be wreckage of her aircraft, renewing interest in aviation's most enduring mystery.
- 18Ames National Laboratory receives $1.5 million for mining technology▼Ames National Lab awarded $1.5M for mining technology
Ames National Laboratory has been awarded $1.5 million to advance mining technology. The funding, reported by Iowa State Daily, supports the lab's research into new methods for mineral extraction. The announcement highlights ongoing investment in domestic mining innovation and critical materials research.
- 19NBA basketball returns to Ames with Iowa ties in focus●NBA returns to Ames with plenty of Iowa connections to follow
The NBA is back in Ames, Iowa, with a game that carries strong local interest because of the many Iowa connections among players and staff involved. Fans in the state are following which homegrown and college-linked figures take part, as professional basketball makes a rare appearance in the college town.
- 20Amelia Earhart investigators launch Pacific expedition over mysterious object●Amelia Earhart investigators begin expedition to study mysterious object in Pacific: "Follow the evidence"
Investigators searching for answers in the disappearance of aviator Amelia Earhart have begun an expedition in the Pacific Ocean to examine a mysterious object spotted on the seafloor. The team says it will simply "follow the evidence," and observers hope the mission could finally shed light on one of aviation's most enduring mysteries nearly 90 years after Earhart vanished in 1937.
- 21Supreme Court rejects appeal from Charleston church shooter●Supreme Court rejects latest appeal from Charleston church shooter
The US Supreme Court has declined to hear the latest appeal from Dylann Roof, the man sentenced to death for the 2015 massacre of nine Black parishioners at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. The decision leaves his conviction and death sentence in place, closing off another avenue of appeal for the white supremacist gunman.
- 22Camelid evolution and Darwin's giant llama revisited●Time for # camelid # evolution https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=_oVIt5gkSG8 Not to mention Darwin's "giant # llama " my
A science writer is drawing attention to the evolutionary history of camelids, the family that includes camels, llamas and alpacas, tying it to Charles Darwin's descriptions of giant llama-like megafauna that once roamed South America. The discussion links a video overview of camelid evolution with an article on Darwin's so-called giant llama and the legacy of ancient megafauna, prompting conversation about how these animals evolved and spread between the Americas.
- 23Yankees name Stanton, Weathers to ALDS roster, cut Rosario▼Stanton, Weathers on Yankees' ALDS roster; Rosario off
The New York Yankees have finalized their roster for the American League Division Series, with slugger Giancarlo Stanton and pitcher Ryan Weathers making the cut. Amed Rosario has been left off the postseason roster. The decisions shape the club's lineup and bullpen options as the Yankees begin their playoff run.
- 24Let Cathy Ames Be a Monster, Says New Yorker Essay●Let Cathy Ames Be a Monster https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.newy orker.com/culture/the-lede/let-cathy-ames-be-a-monst
The New Yorker has published an essay arguing that Cathy Ames, the villainess of John Steinbeck's 'East of Eden', should be allowed to be a monster rather than softened or excused. The piece is drawing attention among readers and critics discussing how classic literature portrays female villainy and whether such characters should be humanised.
- 25Netflix's 'East of Eden' Adaptation Diverges From Steinbeck's Novel▼The Major Changes Between Netflix's 'East of Eden' and the Book—Including Cathy's Role
Netflix's new adaptation of John Steinbeck's 'East of Eden' is drawing attention for the changes it makes to the 1952 novel, most notably in the expanded role given to Cathy Ames. Commentary highlights how the series reworks key plot points and character arcs compared with the book, prompting debate among fans about fidelity to the source material.
- 26Study finds lunar gravity significantly alters fluid dynamics●A collaborative study involving the Florida Institute of Technology, 4SPACE LLC, the University of Louisiana at Lafayett
A collaborative study involving the Florida Institute of Technology, 4SPACE LLC, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, and NASA Ames Research Center has found that lunar gravity significantly changes how fluids behave. The researchers say these altered fluid dynamics pose substantial challenges for future space-based missions, including fuel storage, life support and other systems that depend on controlling liquids in low gravity environments.
- 27Strasburg educator Merci Ames named Colorado Teacher of the Year▼Strasburg science teacher and basketball coach Merci Ames named Colorado’s 2027 Teacher of the Year
Merci Ames, a science teacher and basketball coach in Strasburg, Colorado, has been named the state's 2027 Teacher of the Year. The honor recognizes her work in the classroom and her role mentoring students as a coach, drawing attention to educators in small rural communities across Colorado.
- 28Ames home prices climb as city pushes workforce and infill housing▼Ames home prices climb as city looks to workforce, infill housing
Home prices in Ames, Iowa continue to rise, prompting city officials to focus on workforce housing and infill development to expand supply. Local coverage highlights how limited inventory and demand tied to Iowa State University and area employers are pushing costs upward, with city planning efforts aimed at adding housing on underused land within existing neighborhoods.
- 29Camelina genome study points to wild relatives for crop breeding●Camelina genome analysis reveals how wild relatives could expand crop breeding options
Researchers have completed a genome analysis of camelina, an oilseed crop, showing how its wild relatives carry genetic diversity that breeders could use to improve traits such as yield and resilience. The findings suggest wild camelina species could broaden breeding options at a time when agriculture faces pressure from climate change and disease.
- 30Caramelized Coconut Chicken Recipe Draws Attention●Caramelized Coconut Chicken https:// lemmy.world/post/52614513
A recipe for caramelized coconut chicken is being shared and discussed among food enthusiasts. The dish combines caramelized chicken with coconut, a sweet-and-savory pairing that is generating interest in cooking communities. Home cooks appear to be swapping the recipe and ideas for variations.
- 31Caramelized Brussels Sprouts Skewers Touted as Holiday Side Dish●Caramelized Brussels Sprouts Skewers | Holiday Side Dish Caramelized Brussels Sprouts Skewers with Walnut Honey might ju
A new recipe for caramelized Brussels sprouts skewers with walnut honey is being shared as a standout holiday side dish. The preparation calls for roasting the sprouts on skewers until caramelized, then finishing them with a walnut honey glaze. Food writers describe it as one of the most attractive ways to serve the vegetable during festive meals.
- 32Ames seeks demolition of 85-year-old church for road project▼Fate of 85-year-old church in limbo as Ames seeks demo for road work
The city of Ames, Iowa is pursuing demolition of an 85-year-old church to make way for road construction, leaving the congregation and community uncertain about the building's future. The fate of the historic house of worship remains unresolved as city plans move forward.
- 33Roasted Zucchini Pasta Salad Becomes a Party Favorite●"Guests kept serving themselves again and again." This pasta salad is loaded with two pounds of zucchini, roasted until golden and caramelized, then tossed in a tangy garlic-tahini dressing. https://nyti.ms/4rzOFIg
The New York Times is sharing a pasta salad recipe built on two pounds of zucchini roasted until golden and caramelized, then tossed in a tangy garlic-tahini dressing. The writer notes that guests at gatherings kept going back for seconds and thirds, making it a reliable crowd-pleaser for summer entertaining and potlucks.
- 34Ames Lab receives $1.5 million DOE grant for mining technology●Ames Lab snags $1.5M DOE grant to develop new mining technology
Ames Laboratory has been awarded a $1.5 million grant from the US Department of Energy to develop new mining technology. The federally funded lab, based at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa, will use the funding to advance methods for extracting critical materials. The award reflects federal interest in improving domestic mining and mineral processing capabilities.
- 35Amelia Dimoldenberg to End 'Chicken Shop Date' With Final Season on Netflix and YouTube●Amelia Dimoldenberg to Bring ‘Chicken Shop Date’ Final Season to Netflix and YouTube (EXCLUSIVE)
British presenter Amelia Dimoldenberg will bring her interview series 'Chicken Shop Date' to a close with a final season, set to be released on Netflix and YouTube. According to Variety, the show's last run marks the end of a format that turned awkward celebrity conversations in fast-food restaurants into an international hit. Fans are reacting to news that the beloved series is coming to an end.
- 36Ames girls' tennis season ends with loss to Johnston●Little Cyclones see girls’ tennis season end against Johnston
The Ames High Little Cyclones girls' tennis team has seen its season come to an end after a defeat against Johnston. The Iowa State Daily reported the result, noting the conclusion of the team's campaign. No further details on the score or individual matches were given, and reaction to the loss remains limited so far.
- 37Photos trace Seventh Day Adventist Church history in Ames●See photos of Seventh Day Adventist Church through the years in Ames
The Ames Tribune has published a photo retrospective looking at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Ames, Iowa, through the years. The collection highlights the congregation's presence in the community over time, showing its buildings and members across different eras. It offers local readers a nostalgic look at the church's role in the city's history.