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    OpenAI's early Hugging Face offer triggered bidding war before Nvidia deal▼OpenAI sparked Hugging Face bids with early investment offer ahead of Nvidia's $13 billion deal✉newsTechnologySoftware4 d ago

    OpenAI approached Hugging Face with an early investment offer, which set off competing bids for the AI startup before Nvidia ultimately agreed to a $13 billion deal. The report sheds light on how the French-American machine learning platform became one of the most sought-after assets in artificial intelligence, with major tech players moving quickly once OpenAI's interest became known.

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    Maker uses moonstones as glowing eyes for robot owl●Back in 2021, I used moonstones for Archimedes' backlit eyes. They're gorgeous in regular light, AND give a beautiful teMmastodonTechnologyRobotics104 min ago

    A maker revisited their 2021 robot owl project, Archimedes, explaining that moonstones were used for its backlit eyes. The stones look attractive in ordinary light and also work as diffusers for LEDs, creating a soft glow. The build is documented on Hackster.io, and the post is drawing warm interest from the maker and robotics community.

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    Honda Elevate facelift opens pre-bookings in India▼honda elevate facelift pre bookingsGgoogleIN2K2 d ago

    Honda has opened pre-bookings for the facelifted Elevate compact SUV in India ahead of its 2026 launch. The updated model brings a new front grille, connected LED lights and a refreshed, more premium interior. Detailing on engines and pricing remains limited, with bookings indicating the launch is close and drawing interest from buyers tracking the competitive mid-size SUV market.

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    Dong-A University Team Solves 130-Year-Old Fluid Interface Mystery▼Dong-A University Professor Heonsang Lee's Team Solves 130-Year-Old Mystery of “Interfaces in Miscible Fluids”✉newsSciencePhysics5 d ago

    A research team led by Professor Heonsang Lee at Dong-A University in South Korea claims to have resolved a puzzle in fluid dynamics that has stood for about 130 years: whether interfaces exist between miscible fluids, which mix freely with one another. The finding, reported in Korean media under the physics label, sheds light on boundary behavior between fluids that were long thought to have no interface.

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    Deadly shooting at Dublin sports complex under investigation●Details emerge in deadly shooting at Dublin sports complex✉newsSportSports5 d ago

    A deadly shooting occurred at a sports complex in Dublin, and new details in the case are now emerging as investigators work the scene. Authorities have not released a full account of victims or suspects, and the circumstances that led to the gunfire remain unknown. The incident has prompted coverage of safety at public recreational facilities.

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    Underwater Solar Panels Tested in South China Sea▼Underwater Solar Panels Tested at Ten Metres in the South China Sea✉newsEnvironmentEnergy6 d ago

    Researchers have tested underwater solar panels at a depth of ten metres in the South China Sea, according to an industry report. The trial explores whether photovoltaic systems can generate usable power below the surface, where light is weaker but conditions are more stable. Details on efficiency results and which institution led the test have not been released, leaving the technology's practical prospects uncertain.

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    Pink light helps broccoli grow, study explains●Pink light helps broccoli grow https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/environment/pink-light-helps-broccoli-growMmastodonScience52 h ago

    A Popular Science article reports that exposing broccoli to pink light can boost its growth, adding to research on how targeted LED light wavelengths affect plant development in controlled farming settings. The piece has drawn modest attention among readers interested in agriculture and nutrition, with discussion focused on what artificial lighting could mean for indoor and vertical farming.

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    Honda appears to be preparing a facelifted Elevate for 2026, with images showing updated connected LED lights, a revised grille and premium interior touches. The compact SUV, sold in India, is expected to get cosmetic and feature upgrades rather than mechanical changes. Car enthusiasts are discussing what the refresh means for its rivals in the segment.

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    Church gossip and a pastor's double life▼Church gossip and a pastor’s double life✉newsWorldReligion1 d ago

    The Christian Century is examining a case of church gossip surrounding a pastor who led a double life, exploring how congregations respond when a trusted religious leader's hidden conduct comes to light. The piece reflects on the damage such revelations do to congregational trust and on the role gossip plays in how faith communities process betrayal by their own clergy.

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    Marine Biology Class Studies Nor'easter Effects on Mole Crabs▼Watch: Marine Biology Class Probes Nor’easter Impacts on Mole Crab Abundance✉newsScienceBiology1 d ago

    A marine biology class at Monmouth University has been studying how nor'easter storms affect mole crab populations along the coast. Students are measuring crab abundance to understand how these powerful coastal storms reshape beach ecosystems. The fieldwork highlights hands-on science education while shedding light on the ecological aftermath of repeated nor'easter events along the northeastern United States shoreline.

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    A Harvard-led research team reports the first detection of a magnetic field signal from Beta Pictoris b, a giant exoplanet roughly 63 light-years from Earth. Detecting magnetic fields around exoplanets has been a major observational challenge, and the finding offers a new way to study the internal structure and atmospheres of planets outside the solar system.

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    Student runs Flourish Nutrition business in Monroe▼Meet the student behind Monroe's Flourish Nutrition✉newsHealthNutrition1 d ago

    The Monroe Evening News profiles a local student who runs Flourish Nutrition, a nutrition business based in Monroe. The feature introduces the young entrepreneur, their background, and how they balance running the shop with their studies. It shines a light on student-led business in the Monroe community.

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    Cyclists ride 1,000 miles to fund solar lights for families in need▼Cyclists ride 1,000 miles to fundraise for solar lights for families in need✉newsEnvironmentEnergy4 d ago

    A group of cyclists has completed a 1,000-mile ride to raise money for solar lights for families living without reliable electricity. The fundraiser aims to provide off-grid households with safe, clean lighting in place of candles or kerosene lamps. The story has drawn attention for combining a long-distance endurance challenge with a practical effort to bring affordable solar energy to communities in need.

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    Chicago educator uses food to teach science with Pilot Light●How a Chicago educator uses food to teach science thanks to Pilot Light, a local chef-led nonprofit✉newsLifeEducation1 d ago

    A Chicago educator is using food and cooking to teach science in the classroom, with support from Pilot Light, a local nonprofit founded by chefs that pairs food professionals with teachers. The Chicago Tribune highlighted the approach, which connects lessons on topics like chemistry and nutrition to everyday meals, drawing attention to creative models for hands-on science education.

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    Kyrsten Sinema's ex-bodyguard blames stress and mental health crisis for home damage▼Sinema’s ex-bodyguard says stress, mental health crisis led to home damage✉newsHealth6 d ago

    A former bodyguard of Senator Kyrsten Sinema says a mental health crisis and severe stress led to damage at his home, according to reporting by AZ Family. The story puts a spotlight on mental health struggles among security professionals, with the former protector speaking publicly about how the crisis affected his life and property.

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    Jack Smith testifies before Senate Judiciary Committee●Former special counsel # JackSmith testifies before # Senate # Judiciary Committee # Trump # NationalSecurity # Jan6 # iMmastodonWorldLaw & Courts204 d ago

    Former special counsel Jack Smith has testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, drawing attention given his earlier prosecutions of Donald Trump over the January 6 attack and classified documents. Commenters are tying the appearance to debates over election interference, seditious conspiracy and national security, and it is expected to shed light on decisions made during the investigations into the president.

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    Pink light helps broccoli grow, study finds●Pink light helps broccoli grow✉newsScience1 d ago

    Research covered by Popular Science shows that exposing broccoli to pink light can boost its growth. The finding points to the growing use of tailored LED lighting in agriculture, where growers adjust light colour to improve yields of crops raised indoors or in greenhouses.

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    Trump says AI leaders 'have to self-police' the technology▼'We can't stifle it': Trump says AI leaders 'have to self-police' AI technology✉newsTechnology4 d ago

    President Donald Trump says the United States cannot stifle artificial intelligence development and that industry leaders 'have to self-police' the technology rather than face heavy government regulation. His comments signal a preference for industry-led oversight over restrictive rules, keeping Washington's light-touch approach to AI at the center of the technology policy debate.

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    A pharmacy student at Virginia Commonwealth University has received national recognition for advocacy work on organ donation. The honor from VCU Health highlights the student's efforts to raise awareness about registering as a donor, a cause with direct relevance to transplant medicine and public health outreach in Virginia and beyond.

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    Neon Tom built a 40-year career crafting neon signs▼How "Neon Tom" made a 40-year career out of neon signs✉newsBusiness3 d ago

    A profile of "Neon Tom," a craftsman who has spent four decades making neon signs, is drawing attention. The piece looks at how he kept a traditional, increasingly rare trade alive as LED lighting has taken over the signage industry, and what his long career says about the survival of specialist handcraft work.

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    Ford Recalls Super Duty Trucks and Expeditions Over Contaminated LED Chips▼Ford Recalls F-Series Super Duty Trucks and Expedition SUVs for Contaminated LED Chips✉newsTechnologySemiconductors3 d ago

    Ford is recalling F-Series Super Duty trucks and Expedition SUVs because of contaminated LED chips, according to reports from auto industry outlets. The defect affects lighting components supplied with semiconductor contamination. Owners are expected to be notified for inspection or replacement, though the exact number of vehicles affected and whether any incidents or injuries have occurred remain unconfirmed.

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    NKU Students Debut Interactive Art Installation at BLINK▼NKU students bring interactive art installation to BLINK Through TANK Partnership✉newsCultureArt3 d ago

    Students from Northern Kentucky University have created an interactive art installation for BLINK, the Cincinnati region's large-scale light and art festival, developed through a partnership with TANK, the regional transit authority. The collaboration gives students hands-on experience in public art while adding a new work to the festival's lineup of illuminated displays across the Ohio River cities.

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    Apple's shelved TV show finally set for 2027 release●Why Apple shelved one of its most promising upcoming TV shows, but it's finally getting a release in 2027✉newsCultureTelevision3 d ago

    Apple reportedly shelved one of its most promising upcoming television shows, but the series is now set to finally see the light of day with a planned release in 2027. Reports offer no details on why the project was held back or what led to its revival, and the show's title has not been confirmed in the available coverage. It remains unclear when exactly in 2027 the release will arrive.

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    Channel Letters Market Set to Grow Through 2035▼Channel Letters Market Forecast to 2035: Retail Branding and LED Upgrades to Drive Growth - News and Statistics✉newsBusinessRetail4 d ago

    A new market forecast projects steady growth for the channel letters industry through 2035, driven by retail branding demand and the ongoing shift from traditional lighting to energy-efficient LED signage. The report points to retailers upgrading storefronts as the main growth engine, with manufacturers expected to benefit from replacement demand and new store openings worldwide.