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    Miley Cyrus's 'Bass Persuades' Sweeps Retail and Indie Stores▼Miley Cyrus’s 'Bass Persuades' Sweeps All Retail & Indie Stores as Beck Drives Storefront Traffic✉newsBusinessRetail37 min ago

    Miley Cyrus's 'Bass Persuades' is reported to have swept all retail and independent stores, while Beck is credited with driving storefront traffic, according to Luminate data. The claim suggests strong physical sales or in-store momentum for both artists, with Cyrus's track dominating across retail channels and Beck drawing customers to shops.

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    Luminator launches AI-based transit shelter monitoring system▼Luminator launches AI-based Transit Environment Intelligence for bus stop and shelter monitoring✉newsEnvironment9 h ago

    Luminator has introduced Transit Environment Intelligence, an AI-based system for monitoring bus stops and shelters. The technology is aimed at giving transit operators real-time insight into conditions at stops, supporting maintenance and passenger safety. The announcement was reported by Sustainable Bus, a publication covering sustainable public transport, and highlights growing use of artificial intelligence in transit infrastructure.

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    9/11 victims hope new records reveal Saudi role●25 years later, 9/11 victims hope newly uncovered records will help illuminate Saudis' alleged role✉newsWarTerrorism9 h ago

    Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, victims' families are pressing for newly uncovered records that they hope will shed light on the alleged role of Saudi Arabia. The families have long sought documents they believe could confirm connections between Saudi officials and the hijackers, and the emergence of fresh material has renewed their calls for full disclosure and accountability.

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    Attention Turns to Kuindzhi's Birch Grove Painting●Birch Grove (1901) - Arkhip Kuindzhi (1842–1910) # fotografie # photography # paintings # artist # artMmastodonCultureArt1712 h ago

    Arkhip Kuindzhi's 1901 painting Birch Grove is being shared and admired among art lovers online. The Ukrainian-born Russian landscape painter was famed for his luminous depictions of light, and the work, showing sunlight filtering through birch trees, is drawing renewed appreciation for his mastery of colour and atmosphere.

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    Polish photonics startup wins $1M Luminate NY prize▼Polish photonics startup wins $1M Luminate NY top prize✉newsBusinessStartups19 h ago

    A Polish photonics startup has taken the top prize at the Luminate NY accelerator competition in Rochester, New York, winning $1 million. The award, reported by the Rochester Business Journal, highlights the growing international reach of the optics and photonics competition, which funds early-stage companies developing light-based technologies.

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    Polish startup wins $1 million Luminate NY prize▼Polish startup wins $1M Luminate NY prize✉newsBusinessStartups1 d ago

    A Polish startup has won the $1 million top prize at the Luminate NY competition in Rochester, New York. The accelerator program, focused on optics, photonics and imaging technologies, awards funding to help winners scale and establish operations in the region. The win highlights growing international interest in the competition and Poland's expanding startup scene.

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    Akseli Gallen-Kallela's Lake Keitele Recirculates Among Art Lovers●Lake Keitele (1915) - Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865–1931) # fotografie # photography # paintings # artist # artMmastodonCultureArt1312 h ago

    Akseli Gallen-Kallela's 1915 painting Lake Keitele is being shared and admired in art-focused circles. The Finnish painter, best known for works drawing on the Kalevala and Finnish national identity, depicted the tranquil central Finnish lake in his characteristically restrained, luminous style. Commenters are highlighting the work's serene composition and the artist's enduring reputation.

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    What's Driving Series Cancellations in the Streaming Era▼What’s Driving Series Cancellations in the Streaming Era✉newsCultureTelevision23 h ago

    Industry analysis from Luminate examines why streaming platforms are cancelling series at a heightened rate. The report points to the economics of the streaming era, where costly productions must justify their existence through subscriber growth and viewership data rather than traditional ratings. Conversations around the topic reflect broader concern among fans and creators about shortened seasons, abrupt endings and the instability of shows that once ran for years.

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    Luminator Launches AI to Monitor Bus Stop Conditions▼Biz Briefs: Luminator Launches AI Technology to Monitor Bus Stop Conditions and More✉newsTechnology7 h ago

    Luminator Technology Group has introduced an AI-based system designed to monitor conditions at bus stops, according to a Metro Magazine business brief. The technology is aimed at helping transit operators track stop status in real time, though details on features, customers, and rollout were not provided in the brief.

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    171cm actress stuns audiences from back row at film event●えっ、後列の女優がめちゃくちゃ綺麗 噂の171cm女優、映画イベに現る 小栗旬の後に圧倒美! 後列でも目立ちまくる透明感がすごい – デイリースポーツ https://www. yayafa.com/2900849/ # entertainMmastodonCultureEntertainment015 h ago

    Japanese media are abuzz over a tall actress, reportedly 171cm, who drew attention at a film promotional event alongside actor Shun Oguri. Daily Sports reports that despite standing in the back row, her striking looks and clear, luminous presence made her stand out, prompting buzz about her beauty and rising profile in Japanese entertainment.

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    "I Am the Wind" Theatre Production Explores the Unknown▼“I Am the Wind” Illuminates the Foggy Unknown✉newsCultureTheatre14 h ago

    The play "I Am the Wind" is being staged, drawing attention for its atmospheric approach to uncertainty and obscurity. Reviewers describe the production as illuminating a foggy, unknown territory, suggesting the work grapples with themes of disorientation and the unseen. The item appears in theatre coverage, indicating an ongoing or recent run.

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    Southern-set 'Measure for Measure' praised in new review▼Review | A ‘Measure for Measure’ set in the American South illuminates Shakespeare anew✉newsCultureTheatre1 d ago

    A new staging of Shakespeare's 'Measure for Measure' transposed to the American South is drawing attention after a review in The Washington Post, which argues that the setting illuminates the play anew. Critics and theatre audiences are discussing how relocating the problem play to the American South reframes its themes of justice, authority, hypocrisy and mercy.

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    Da Vinci Glow: Earthshine Illuminates the Moon's Dark Side●The Da Vinci Glow, also known as earthshine, occurs when sunlight reflects off Earths surface to illuminate the darkenedMmastodonScienceSpace116 h ago

    Skywatchers are discussing the Da Vinci Glow, or earthshine, a phenomenon in which sunlight reflected from Earth's surface faintly illuminates the darkened portion of the lunar disk. Leonardo da Vinci first explained the effect in the sixteenth century, recognising that our planet acts as a mirror bouncing light onto the Moon, a spectacle best seen near a crescent moon.

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    Christine Lashley's Painting and Photography Gains Attention●Christine Lashley # fotografie # photography # paintings # artist # artMmastodonCultureArt717 h ago

    American artist Christine Lashley, known for her oil paintings that draw on photography as source material, is being discussed in art-focused conversations online. Her work, which often features luminous landscapes and still lifes, is being shared with tags covering photography, paintings and general art topics, drawing modest but notable engagement from art audiences.

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    A7 Radio promotes a musical travel mix online●🔴 Une balade musicale lumineuse ? ✅️ https:// a7productions.blogspot.com/p/7 -radio-100-mix.html # World # Travel # VoyaMmastodonLifeTravel41 d ago

    A7 Productions is promoting a new music mix on its webradio A7 Radio, describing it as a luminous musical journey. The post links to the mix hosted on the production company's blog and tags it with themes of travel, photography and music, aimed at French-speaking listeners interested in world travel content.

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    Luminate startup finals award $1 million to Rochester entrepreneurs▼Luminate startup finals at Rochester Riverside Convention Center awards $1 million to local entrepreneurs✉newsBusinessStartups1 d ago

    The Luminate startup competition held its finals at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center, awarding $1 million to local entrepreneurs. The cash prizes support early-stage companies in the Rochester region, and the event brings founders, investors and community leaders together. It highlights Rochester's ongoing effort to build its reputation as a hub for startup growth and innovation.

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    Edie Brickell on why Dallas traffic has gotten so bad●Edie Brickell illuminates us on why people drive like crazy here now. She's 100% right! Music sounds fun too. Edie BrickMmastodonCultureMusic32 d ago

    Musician Edie Brickell, in an interview touching on her Dallas roots, a new band and what she calls 'World Famous Pets', says she was shocked by how congested Central Expressway has become, arguing the city's rapid growth explains why people now drive so aggressively. Readers are agreeing with her take and enjoying the music that comes with it.

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    BBC Radio 3 airs Anna Thorvaldsdottir's In the Light of Air●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on BBC #Radio3 's #NightTracks Anna Thorvaldsdottir & International Contemporary Ensemble: 🎵 In the LightMmastodonCultureMusic01 d ago

    BBC Radio 3's late-night programme Night Tracks featured Icelandic composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir's In the Light of Air, performed by the International Contemporary Ensemble. The piece, known for its atmospheric, light-focused textures, opened with the movement Luminance. Listeners following the station's contemporary classical programming noted the broadcast and the track's availability on streaming services.

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    Startups compete for $2 million at Luminate New York finals●Startups compete for $2M at Luminate New York finals in Rochester – RochesterFirst✉newsBusinessStartups2 d ago

    Finalists in the Luminate New York accelerator competition are presenting in Rochester, with $2 million in prize funding at stake for the winning startups. The event highlights the region's push to support early-stage optics, photonics and imaging companies, and local coverage is drawing attention to the entrepreneurs pitching and the funding that could accelerate their growth.

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    Hochul Announces Round Nine Luminate NY Startup Winners●Governor Hochul Announces Round Nine Winners of Luminate NY Startup Accelerator and Competition✉newsBusinessStartups2 d ago

    Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the winners of the ninth round of the Luminate NY startup accelerator and competition in New York. The program, based in Rochester, supports early-stage optics, photonics and imaging companies with funding and mentorship. Details of the winning companies and prize amounts were carried in the announcement.

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    Gresham Japanese Garden to light up autumn evenings●Gresham Japanese Garden to illuminate autumnal magic✉newsLifeHome & Garden2 d ago

    The Gresham Japanese Garden in Gresham, Oregon, is preparing an autumn illumination event designed to showcase the garden's fall colors after dark. Local outlets including the Estacada News and The Outlook are covering the seasonal display, which highlights the garden's maples and traditional landscaping during the peak of the autumn season.