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- 1Tiny Russian Mesh Repeaters Found Controlling Shahed Drones▼"Флэш" показал, насколько маленькими могут быть российские Mesh-ретрансляторы для управления "Шахедами" - такое устройст
Russian military blogger 'Flesh' has shown how small the mesh repeaters used to control Shahed drones can be. According to Sergey Beskrestnov, the compact device needs only a power supply and an internet connection to operate, meaning it can be hidden inside a private house or a car. The revelation highlights how difficult such control nodes are for Ukrainian forces and authorities to detect and neutralise.
- 2Vegan poster airs controversial views, says unfollowing is fine●I often get the feeling that most of you would unfollow if you read all my posts and replies and honestly I'm fine with
A vegan social media user says most followers would unfollow if they read all of their posts, and declares they are fine with that. Announcing plans to 'rip off the bandaid', they state a series of controversial opinions, beginning with the claim that eating animals is murder and paying for their flesh is complicit. The message frames openness about unpopular views as preferable to self-censorship.
- 3Septicflesh's Christos Antoniou sidelined by injury▼Septicflesh’s Christos Antoniou sidelined by injury
Christos Antoniou, composer and guitarist of Greek symphonic death metal band Septicflesh, has been sidelined by an injury. The news means the band may adjust its live lineup or upcoming performances while he recovers. Fans are discussing what the injury means for the band's schedule and how Antoniou's orchestral arrangements will be handled in his absence.
- 4Fictional zombie walkers prowl the streets after quarantine●La cuarentena no terminó. Ahora las calles las recorren ellos: los caminantes desquiciados. Lentos, cabizbajos, tristes…
A Spanish-language creative writing project imagines that quarantine never ended, and that the streets are now filled with 'caminantes desquiciados' — deranged walkers who move slowly, heads down and sad, until they smell you, then run, hungry for flesh. The piece, shared under a books tag as part of a fiction project, is drawing attention for its horror take on pandemic-era imagery.
- 5Naturalist shares close-up photos of a friendly flesh fly named Buzzy●Say hello to Buzzy! Buzzy is a flesh fly (family Sarcophagidae) and was happy that someone wanted to take photos. Thanks
A nature photographer has introduced a flesh fly from the family Sarcophagidae, nicknamed Buzzy, through a series of macro photographs. The post thanks the insect for its patience during the shoot and has been shared with nature and insect photography tags, drawing warm engagement from wildlife enthusiasts.
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Tom Ford's Spring 2027 collection is drawing attention in the fashion world, with coverage framing the show around the theme "In the Flesh." The presentation lands amid high interest in the label's direction following recent changes at the brand's creative helm, and industry watchers are weighing the collection's textures and body-forward aesthetic against the house's signature sensual minimalism.
- 7Bowdoin Professor Pamela Fletcher Explores 'Fungi and Flesh'▼Professor Pamela Fletcher discusses “Fungi and Flesh”: The implications of color, technique and artistic style
Pamela Fletcher, a professor at Bowdoin College, gave a talk on "Fungi and Flesh," examining how color, technique and artistic style shape meaning in art. The discussion, covered by the Bowdoin Orient, looked at the implications of these visual choices and what they reveal about artistic practice and interpretation.
- 8Pierre Le Gall's 'Flesh and Fuel' Wins Top Zurich Film Festival Prize●Pierre Le Gall’s Passionate Love Story ‘Flesh and Fuel’ Named Best Film at Zurich Film Festival
Pierre Le Gall's film 'Flesh and Fuel', a passionate love story, has been named best film at the Zurich Film Festival. The award puts the French filmmaker in the spotlight and is likely to boost the film's international profile as festival attention turns to awards-season contenders. Details about the jury's reasoning and the film's release plans have not yet been widely reported.
- 9On Bodies, Love, and What Lies Beyond Flesh and Bone●"Bodies count... - they count more than we're willing to admit - but we don't fall in love with bodies, we fall in love
A reflective passage on embodiment is circulating among readers online. It argues that bodies count more than people are willing to admit, yet love is directed at each other rather than at bodies alone. The writer suggests that while much of who we are is confined to flesh and bone, much is not, and that people know this but struggle to articulate what lies beyond. Readers are sharing and engaging with the meditation on physicality and intimacy.
- 10Fort Myers man nearly loses leg to flesh-eating bacteria after fishing●Fort Myers man nearly loses leg to flesh-eating bacteria after fishing | Lee County https://www. flakefood.com/919750/fo
A man from Fort Myers, Florida, developed a severe infection from flesh-eating bacteria after going fishing, and doctors reportedly came close to amputating his leg. The case is drawing attention in Lee County as a warning about vibrio bacteria in warm coastal waters, where the infection can enter through cuts and turn life-threatening within hours.
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A food guide explains how to tell whether a pumpkin is suitable for cooking, covering the signs of a good cooking pumpkin ahead of the autumn season. The piece walks readers through choosing pumpkins with firm flesh suitable for recipes rather than decoration. Interest in pumpkin selection tends to spike in the fall as home cooks prepare seasonal dishes like pies and soups.
- 12Fort Myers man nearly loses leg to flesh-eating bacteria after fishing●Fort Myers man nearly loses leg to flesh-eating bacteria after fishing | Lee County https://www. flakefood.com/919727/fo
A man from Fort Myers, Florida, contracted a flesh-eating bacterial infection after a fishing trip in Lee County and came close to losing his leg. The case, reportedly involving blood poisoning from a cut, is drawing attention as a warning about the risks of Vibrio-style infections in warm coastal waters during Florida's hot season.
- 13Creatures' debut album Feast gets a fresh shout-out●:uwasa_sana: This song goes out to @ BustaMarx ! Feast, the Creatures’ debut album, reached No. 17 in the UK and feature
Fans are revisiting Feast, the debut album by the Creatures, the side project of Siouxsie Sioux and Budgie of Siouxsie and the Banshees. The 1983 release reached No. 17 in the UK and drew on exotica recordings made in Hawaii, with the duo using instruments like the waterphone and marimba. A listener has been sharing the track Flesh, prompting warm responses from other fans of the band's experimental percussion-driven sound.
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British industrial metal duo Godflesh have put out a new release titled Decay. The Birmingham project, formed by Justin Broadrick and G.C. Green, is known for pioneering the industrial metal sound since the late 1980s. Fans of the band's heavy, mechanical style are discussing the new material, though details beyond the release itself remain limited.
- 15Meshuggah's Destroy Erase Improve cover art examined●Meshuggah’s Destroy Erase Improve cover presents a human figure in three increasingly distorted forms: an incandescent s
The cover of Meshuggah's 1995 album Destroy Erase Improve is being discussed for its striking three-panel depiction of a human figure in progressive distortion: an incandescent skeletal body, a grainy black silhouette, and a translucent figure fused with electronic circuitry. The sequence is described as a transformation from flesh into machine, echoing the album's fusion of organic and mechanical sound.