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    CEO Quits Dodgers Owner Mark Walter's Charity Over Funding Shift●Inside Dodgers Owner Mark Walter's Charity, a Funding Shift Led the CEO to Quit https://www.wsj.com/business/inside-dodgMmastodonBusiness41 h ago

    The CEO of the charitable foundation run by Los Angeles Dodgers owner Mark Walter has resigned, reportedly after a shift in how the charity allocates its funding, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The story is drawing attention for the light it sheds on how the billionaire sports owner directs his philanthropy and what prompted the leadership departure.

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    Maker uses moonstones as glowing eyes in robot owl build●Back in 2021, I used moonstones for Archimedes' backlit eyes. They're gorgeous in regular light, AND give a beautiful teMmastodonTechnologyRobotics106 h ago

    A maker is revisiting their Archimedes robot owl project from 2021, explaining that moonstones were used for its backlit eyes. The stones look striking in normal light while also working as LED diffusers, giving the owl a soft glow. The project is documented on Hackster.io, and robotics hobbyists are sharing appreciation for the elegant combination of natural materials and electronics.

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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-growMmastodonScience511 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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    FIA explains F1 stoppage in Malaysian rain●FIA reveals why F1 cars stopped in rain at Bahrain GP in Malaysia https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/fia-reveals-why-f1-MmastodonSportMotorsport16 h ago

    The FIA has explained the circumstances that led Formula 1 cars to stop running in heavy rain during the Malaysian Grand Prix. Motorsport.com reports the governing body's account of the conditions and decision-making behind the stoppage, a recurring talking point whenever rain affects Grands Prix in Southeast Asia.