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- 1Parent introduces kids to Avatar: The Last Airbender●I just realized my kids are old enough to watch # AvatarTheLastAirbender . Mwa-ha-ha-ha-ha... # TV # cartoons # anime #
A parent shared the milestone of their children finally being old enough to watch Avatar: The Last Airbender, joking about the chance to relive the beloved animated series through them. The show, blending anime-inspired action with a devoted following, remains a frequent pick for family viewing and nostalgic rewatching across generations.
- 2Iran's president tells Trump Iran will never 'bend the knee'●Iran's president tells Donald Trump his country will never 'bend the knee' | BBC News
Iran's president has sent a defiant message to Donald Trump, declaring that Iran will never 'bend the knee'. The remark, reported by BBC News, underscores continuing hostility between Tehran and Washington and comes amid ongoing tensions over Iran's nuclear programme and regional influence. It signals Tehran's refusal to yield to US pressure, and observers are weighing what it means for diplomacy between the two countries.
- 3Tennessee execution failure puts Riverbend prison under scrutiny▼riverbend maximum security institution
Tennessee is facing criticism after a botched execution at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville, with health workers saying the state's lethal injection method violates medical ethics. NPR reports that medical professionals involved in the process say the protocol failed and breached standards of care, intensifying debate over the death penalty in Tennessee.
- 4Stargazing as a look into the cosmic past●The fact that I'm just watching a snapshot of whatever's out there in space whenever I gaze at the stars kinda still bog
When you look at the night sky, the light from stars has travelled for years — sometimes thousands or millions of years — before reaching your eyes, meaning you see each star as it was, not as it is now. People are sharing how this idea makes stargazing feel overwhelming and even emotional, with some saying it moves them to tears.
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Soccer's most striking free kicks and long-range shots are being explained through the Magnus effect, the physical principle that makes a spinning ball curve in flight. As players bend the ball around walls and goalkeepers, the phenomenon has drawn renewed attention as a way to understand how spin and air pressure shape the sport's most memorable goals.
- 6Commentary urges Congress to fix flawed Saudi nuclear deal▼Commentary: Congress ought to fix the flawed Saudi nuclear deal
A commentary published by The Bulletin and carried by the Bend Bulletin argues that Congress should intervene to correct what it calls a flawed nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia. The piece contends the deal as negotiated falls short on safeguards and oversight, and it calls on lawmakers to revise the terms before the arrangement advances further.
- 7Editor's picks highlight Bend music and art events▼Editor’s picks: Highlights in Bend music, art events
The Bulletin has compiled an editor's selection of standout music and art events happening in Bend, Oregon. The roundup points residents and visitors toward notable local performances and exhibitions. Interest centers on what shows and art happenings are worth attending in the central Oregon city this season.
- 8Columnist picks favorite movies ahead of Bend film festival▼Columnist shares all-time favorite movies ahead of Bend film festival
A Bend Bulletin columnist has published a list of all-time favorite films as the Bend film festival approaches, offering readers personal recommendations and sparking conversation among local movie fans. The piece serves as a preview of the upcoming festival and an invitation for residents to revisit classics before the event begins.
- 9South Bend school board candidates state views on funding referendum▼Operation Education: How South Bend School Board candidates would vote on referendum
South Bend school board candidates have been asked how they would vote on the district's upcoming funding referendum. Their answers are being featured in a local 'Operation Education' report, giving voters a clearer picture of where each candidate stands before the election. The referendum's outcome could affect school funding decisions in the district.
- 10Eldridge family plans new entertainment destination●Eldridges look to build family-focused entertainment destination
The Eldridge family is looking to build a family-focused entertainment destination, according to the Great Bend Tribune. Details about the project's location, scale, and timeline have not been released, but the plans point to a new leisure attraction aimed at families. The project could bring new entertainment options and economic activity to the area once more information becomes available.
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A cheesecake business in Bend, Oregon has launched a vending machine, allowing customers to buy its desserts around the clock. The Bend Bulletin reported the launch, which gives the small bakery a new way to sell products beyond regular store hours without added staffing costs. The move highlights how small food businesses are experimenting with automated retail to reach more customers.
- 12'Fences' opens at South Bend Civic Theatre▼'Fences' tickets, schedule and events at South Bend Civic Theatre
South Bend Civic Theatre is staging August Wilson's play 'Fences', and the South Bend Tribune has published details on tickets, the show schedule and related events. Local audiences are being directed to box office information for performance dates and additional programming tied to the production.
- 13Muff Potter frontman Thorsten Nagelschmidt joins TuneFish podcast●"Kann ich Euch abends anrufen, wenn ich einfach nur so über Musik labern will?" Ab Freitag, 2.10. ist Thorsten Nagelschm
Thorsten Nagelschmidt, singer of German band Muff Potter, will be the guest on the TuneFish podcast for a two-hour episode starting Friday, October 2. The conversation centres on the band's new album "Klepto" as well as broader topics, with the hosts promoting it with a playful quote about wanting to call in and chat about music.
- 14South Bend School Board Candidates Address School Funding Concerns●Operation Education: South Bend School Board Candidates on school funding concerns
Candidates running for the South Bend school board are speaking out about concerns over school funding ahead of the election. In a local news segment, the candidates discussed how budget pressures affect classrooms and what they would do to direct resources if elected. Voters are weighing the candidates' positions on finances as a key issue in the race.
- 15Greece Urges EU Fiscal Flexibility Over Energy Costs●Greece Calls for EU Fiscal Flexibility to Address Energy Costs
Greece is calling on the European Union to show fiscal flexibility to help member states cope with high energy costs, according to a Bloomberg report. The request signals Athens' push for looser budget rules or support mechanisms so governments can shield households and businesses from expensive energy. It adds to ongoing debate in Brussels over how far EU fiscal rules should bend during the energy crisis.