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- 1Cristian Roldan's stoppage-time goal lifts Seattle Sounders past Sporting KC▼seattle sounders - sporting kc
The Seattle Sounders beat Sporting Kansas City in MLS play, with Cristian Roldan scoring in stoppage time to secure the win. Sporting KC players were left frustrated, with one saying it was 'very unlucky that we leave here away with zero points.' Sporting KC coach Wicky, meanwhile, pointed to positives, saying he was excited to see his side's confidence build despite the narrow loss.
- 2Drone noise keeps Gaza residents awake at night●The reconnaissance plane ✈️ never leaves the skies of Gaza; its sound keeps you awake and restless. ✈️💔😡 # Gaza # GazaUn
Residents in Gaza report that Israeli reconnaissance planes circle the strip around the clock, with their constant drone sound disrupting sleep and heightening anxiety. One widely shared account describes the aircraft as never leaving the skies, keeping people awake and restless. The post uses hashtags including GazaUnderAttack, StopGenocide and FreePalestine.
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A new technical guide walks readers through building functional ultrasound imaging (fUSI) from scratch. fUSI is an emerging neuroimaging technique that measures brain activity with high spatial and temporal resolution using ultrasound, offering an alternative to fMRI at lower cost. The walkthrough is drawing interest from researchers and engineers curious about open, do-it-yourself approaches to brain imaging hardware and signal processing.
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Sporting Kansas City are on the road to face the Seattle Sounders in an upcoming MLS fixture, with coverage focused on whether interim coach Kerry Zavagnia's side, led by interim attention around coach Wicky, can keep their unpredictable form going. Fans are previewing the matchup and debating whether Kansas City's rollercoaster season can survive a tough trip to Seattle.
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The YouTube gaming group VanossGaming has published a new Golf It video titled 'One Man's Rage Is Another Man's Soundboard'. The miniature-golf game is a recurring favourite for the group, known for chaotic multiplayer sessions and plenty of rage-induced outbursts that get clipped and replayed as jokes. The upload has drawn well over half a million likes, with fans reacting to the group's banter and edited sound bites.
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Researchers at the University of Rochester are combining light and sound in new experiments aimed at pushing the boundaries of physics research. The work explores how acoustic and optical techniques can be paired to study physical phenomena in novel ways, potentially opening new directions for the field.
- 7Senator Eric Schmitt mocked over Senate hearing performance▼A nice compendium/triple-play, posted by HUartsound # GQP # Senate sure got stuck in a sea of # Schmitt yesterday. He su
Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt is being ridiculed after a Senate exchange in which critics say he appeared not to know who or what he was questioning, with commenters noting factual errors in his remarks. Posts compiling clips of the moment circulated widely, with detractors calling the performance embarrassing and questioning his grasp of the subject matter.
- 8Readers drawn to a nature book rich with vivid imagery●This book sounds interesting. I was reminded of a photo I took this week outside our classroom. Oswald fills this book w
A reader recommends a book by an author named Oswald, praising its revelatory descriptions, including woodland at night where 'every tree gives off an applause of frightened birds' and reflections described as 'liquid, impermanent, unstable'. The post connects the book's imagery to a photograph taken outside a classroom, sparking small but warm engagement from other readers interested in nature writing.
- 9Supporters of Palestine framed as people of principle▼Anyone who supports Palestine and stands against genocide shows you that they are a normal person, with a sound mind and
A social media user is praising those who back Palestine and oppose the war in Gaza as people with sound minds and principles, adding that the opposite is also true. The post ties this to a fundraising appeal for a family trying to rebuild their life after the war, reflecting ongoing grassroots support campaigns for Gaza.
- 10Fan releases all-in-one fix launcher for F1 2010●If you can get past the soundtrack, the bugs, the quirks in the physics, etc, then F1 2010 wasn't so bad. You can now do
A racing simulation enthusiast has released a custom launcher for the 2010 Formula 1 game that automatically applies a series of community fixes and tweaks. The tool patches the Steam version of the game to version 1.01 and bundles other improvements, addressing long-standing criticisms of the title, including its soundtrack, bugs and unusual physics behaviour. Fans of the ageing game are welcoming the effort as a way to keep it playable on modern setups.
- 11National Security Leaders Warn Against Armed Agents at Polls●Why Over 1,600 National Security Leaders Are Sounding the Alarm on Armed Agents at Polling Places
More than 1,600 former national security professionals have signed a public warning against deploying armed agents at polling places during elections. The group argues that a visible armed presence risks intimidating voters and undermining confidence in the electoral process, and it is calling on officials to keep armed personnel away from voting sites.
- 12Ambient Composer Releases Fifteen-Minute Track Hues of Memory●My newest release, Hues of Memory, is a fifteen-minute ambient track that unfolds slowly, with layers of sound appearing
Musician Phil Wilkerson has released a new ambient piece called Hues of Memory, a fifteen-minute track built from slowly shifting layers of sound that fade in and out. He describes it as a work meant for uninterrupted, quiet listening and has also made a video version available. It is a small independent release attracting modest attention among ambient music listeners.
- 13Animal Sound Videos for Kids Draw Huge Audiences●🐱 Cute Animal Sound Learn Wild and Farm Animals🦒🐧Animal sound for kids
Children's videos teaching the sounds of wild and farm animals are pulling in large audiences, with two similar uploads each earning well over 160,000 likes. The clips pair footage of animals such as cats, giraffes and penguins with their sounds to help young children learn. The strong engagement suggests steady demand for simple animal-learning content for toddlers and preschoolers.
- 14SoundHound AI Stock Draws Investor Attention▼SoundHound AI, Inc. (SOUN) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
SoundHound AI, a voice artificial intelligence company traded under the ticker SOUN, is seeing heightened interest in its stock price, news coverage and trading history. Investors are following the company's quotes and market performance closely, as it remains a prominent name in the AI sector and a popular pick among retail traders tracking emerging technology stocks.
- 15NBA Analyst Slams Joel Embiid Over 76ers Roster Comments●"Sounds Like Some Excuse": NBA Analyst Calls Out Joel Embiid for His Admission on 76ers Roster
An NBA analyst has criticized 76ers star Joel Embiid, saying his recent admission about the Philadelphia roster "sounds like some excuse." The comments have fueled debate among fans over whether Embiid is deflecting responsibility for the team's struggles or offering a fair assessment of the roster's shortcomings.
- 16Money Ideas That Sound Great Until You Read the Fine Print●Money Ideas That Sound Great Until You Read the Fine Print (SB1905)
Personal finance commentary is highlighting popular money strategies that look appealing on the surface but carry drawbacks or hidden conditions once the details are examined. The discussion urges listeners to scrutinize the terms behind financial products and common advice before committing, reinforcing a broader caution about too-good-to-be-true money moves.
- 17A closer look at the birds of Northeastern's Oakland campus▼The sights and sounds of Northeastern Oakland’s resident bird species
Northeastern University's Global News outlet is highlighting the resident bird species found on its Oakland campus in California, focusing on the sights and sounds of the birds that live there year-round. The feature showcases campus wildlife and the natural environment surrounding the university's Bay Area location.
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Dutch media personality Soundos El Ahmadi has spoken candidly about a severe accident involving a waterscooter. In a new interview she describes the incident and its impact on her. The revelation is drawing attention among Dutch audiences following the publication of her account.
- 19Colorado businesses sound alarm over economic pressure●Colorado’s economy is under pressure, businesses sound the alarm
Colorado businesses are raising concerns about mounting pressure on the state's economy, according to reporting by 9News in Denver. Companies across the state are flagging challenges to their operations and calling for attention from policymakers. The warnings come as economic conditions in Colorado draw renewed scrutiny, with business leaders voicing alarm about the outlook for the state's economy.
- 20Alexandre Desplat to Score 'The Social Reckoning' Soundtrack▼‘The Social Reckoning’ Soundtrack Features New Music From Composer Alexandre Desplat
French composer Alexandre Desplat has created new music for the soundtrack of 'The Social Reckoning', according to Variety. The announcement gives the first concrete detail about the film's score and confirms Desplat's involvement in the project, drawing attention from film music fans and awards watchers.
- 21Sound! Euphonium Final Movie Part 2 Reveals Emotional Final Trailer▼Sound! Euphonium, The Final Movie Part 2 Shares Emotional Final Trailer
Sound! Euphonium: The Final Movie Part 2 has released its final trailer ahead of the anime film's release, and the studio is billing it as an emotional send-off. The trailer offers fans a last look at the concluding chapter of the Kyoto Animation series, which has followed a high school concert band across multiple seasons and films. Fans are sharing the footage widely as anticipation builds for the franchise's finale.
- 22Review: The Transformers: The Movie Soundtrack Gets Reformatted Edition▼(((O))) Review: The Transformers: The Movie Soundtrack: The Reformatted Edition
A new review examines The Reformatted Edition of The Transformers: The Movie soundtrack. The release revisits the 1986 animated film's beloved music, long associated with 1980s pop-metal and its cult fanbase. Coverage focuses on how the reissued edition presents the classic songs and score for listeners revisiting the film's enduring appeal.
- 23Melbourne Rain Brings a Soothing Sound to Locals●The sound of rain on the roof is very soothing. # Weather # MelbourneWeather
People in Melbourne are welcoming the sound of rain falling on rooftops, describing it as soothing. The remarks come as rain moves through the city, with residents commenting on the weather in social updates. For a region often affected by dry spells and bushfire risk, rainfall is a welcome relief for many locals.
- 24Psychiatry examines maladaptive daydreaming and misophonia▼Lost in daydreams? Enraged by chewing sounds? Psychiatry is taking a closer look.
Psychiatrists are taking a closer look at two little-understood conditions: maladaptive daydreaming, in which vivid fantasy becomes compulsive and disruptive, and misophonia, an intense rage or distress triggered by everyday sounds like chewing. The Washington Post reports that researchers are working to define, measure and potentially classify both conditions, a step that could eventually shape diagnosis and treatment for people who long felt their symptoms were dismissed.
- 25Obed Padilla releases new single I Don't Get High Anymore●Obed Padilla ►I Don’t Get High Anymore The sun-drenched, genre-blending sounds of the American Southwest and the Chicano
Chicano singer-songwriter Obed Padilla has released a new single, "I Don't Get High Anymore." The track is being praised for its sun-drenched, genre-blending sound rooted in the American Southwest and the Chicano independent music underground, with early listeners calling it a fitting anthem for late-summer drives and highlighting Padilla's songwriting talent.
- 261998 tracker track 'Into the Unknown' praised online●[1998] keith303 - into the unknown: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=MTRAZmPdtYY FT2 peak most likely. The sound is just
A 1998 track called 'Into the Unknown' by keith303 is being shared and praised, with listeners noting it was likely produced in FastTracker 2 and highlighting its rich use of 32 tracker channels. Fans of the demoscene and tracker music era are celebrating the track's sound quality, calling it an example of how impressive the old module format could be.
- 27Taco Bell ultra marathon called toughest event in sports●Is the Taco Bell ultra marathon the toughest event in sports and why is the answer a resounding yes?
A Taco Bell-branded ultra marathon is being described as the toughest event in sports, with coverage arguing the answer is a resounding yes. The claim centers on the extreme physical demands participants face over an ultra-distance course tied to the fast-food brand. Discussion is drawing in sports fans and endurance athletes debating what truly qualifies as the most grueling competition in athletics.
- 28Hebden Bridge becomes a book-lovers' punchline▼I mean, Hebden Bridge does sound a lot more fun... 😂 @ reading @ bookstodon @ books @ humor@fedigroups.social @ humor@le
A joke circulating in online book communities quips that Hebden Bridge, the West Yorkshire market town known for its quirky, bohemian character, sounds a lot more fun than whatever a book described — with erotica and 'filth' hashtags attached. Readers are sharing it as light banter about racy novels, with Hebden Bridge's famously alternative reputation making it the perfect stand-in for a wilder alternative.
- 29Church Street Businesses Appeal Directly to Governor Scott▼Church Street Businesses Sound the Alarm Directly to Gov. Scott
Business owners on Burlington's Church Street are taking their concerns straight to Vermont Governor Phil Scott, publicly sounding the alarm about conditions threatening their livelihoods. The direct appeal to the governor, bypassing city channels, has drawn attention as the shops and restaurants on the pedestrian marketplace voice frustration over challenges to the district's economic health.
- 30How Indie Film 'The Scout' Found Its New York Locations●New York City Location Scouting Secrets from the Team Behind Indie ‘The Scout’ # IndieWire # CraftTechnologySoundandSetD
Filmmaker Paula González-Nasser and the team behind the indie feature 'The Scout' are sharing their methods for scouting New York City filming locations. In a feature interview with IndieWire, they discuss how a low-budget production navigates permits, neighborhood logistics and the city's famously complicated filming landscape to find authentic backdrops without studio resources.
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The Sound of Music, the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, is the subject of new coverage, including mention of a local staging in Birmingham, Alabama. The beloved 1959 show, best known through the 1965 film starring Julie Andrews, remains a fixture of regional theatre calendars. Beyond announcements of performances, there are no specific details about what prompted the renewed interest.
- 32Steve Oberman Joins SoundCheck Capital As SVP●Steve Oberman Joins SoundCheck Capital As SVP, Business Development
Steve Oberman has joined SoundCheck Capital as senior vice president of business development. The appointment was announced by the music industry outlet Pollstar. Oberman's specific responsibilities and prior roles were not detailed in the announcement. The move signals SoundCheck Capital's continued build-out of its leadership team as it expands its business development efforts in the live entertainment and music investment space.
- 33Morning Greetings and Small Comforts Amid Missile Fire●Good morning, Good morning to love, warmth, and happiness… those simple things we have missed so much amid the sound of
People in the Middle East are sharing simple morning rituals — a warm cup of coffee, love, warmth and happiness — describing them as small joys lost amid the sound of missiles and the noise of ongoing days. The posts note that even everyday tasks like making coffee have become difficult, yet remain worth the effort, offering a quiet act of normalcy and resilience against the backdrop of conflict.
- 34Universal Studios Hollywood to add sound barrier after noise complaints●Universal Studios Hollywood has pledged to erect another sound barrier around its latest attraction after local resident
Universal Studios Hollywood has committed to building an additional sound barrier around its newest attraction following complaints from local residents about loud screams from riders. At a community meeting attended by at least 350 people, park executives also made further promises regarding the ride's operations, responding to growing neighborhood frustration over noise spilling into surrounding areas.
- 35Homebuilders warn of US housing slowdown as mortgage rates top 7%▼Homebuilders Sound Alarm on US Housing Slowdown as Mortgage Rates Top 7% — KBH, LEN Warn Conditions Have
Major US homebuilders, including KB Home and Lennar, are warning that housing market conditions are deteriorating as 30-year mortgage rates climb above 7%. The builders say elevated borrowing costs are cooling buyer demand and squeezing sales, raising concerns about a broader slowdown in residential construction and home sales across the United States.
- 36Nigeria at 66: 1983 Coup Speech Echoes Today●Nigeria at 66: When a 1983 Coup Speech Still Sounds Like Today By Lawson Akhigbe As Nigeria prepares to mark another Ind
As Nigeria prepares to mark another Independence Day on 1 October, writer Lawson Akhigbe revisits the speech delivered on 31 December 1983 by Brigadier Sani Abacha announcing the coup that overthrew the Shagari government. He argues the speech's complaints about corruption and hardship still describe Nigeria at 66, prompting reflection on how little has changed.
- 37iPhones have built-in rain sounds for sleep — here's how to use them▼Your iPhone has built-in rain sounds that help you sleep. Here's how to play them.
Many iPhone owners are only just discovering that Apple's devices ship with a built-in library of ambient rain and nature sounds designed to aid sleep and focus. The feature, part of the Background Sounds option in accessibility settings, plays looping rain, stream and other noises without needing an app. Tech outlets are walking readers through how to enable it.
- 38New Oishinbo anime teaser reveals character voices●https://www. wacoca.com/media/779805/ TVアニメ『新 美味しんぼ』新ティザーPV公開 阿座上洋平演じる山岡士郎らの声が初披露｜Real Sound｜リアルサウンド 映画部 # television #
A teaser trailer for the new TV anime adaptation of Oishinbo has been released, giving fans a first listen to the characters' voices, including Yozo Agematsu as lead character Shiro Yamaoka. The cast also includes Hito Sasaki and Akio Otsuka. The reveal has drawn attention from anime fans ahead of the show's premiere.
- 39HXsoundZ Releases 'All Star Beat Compete Series 1' Track●# NowPlaying : "all Star Beat Compete Series 1" by HXsoundZ™ [Profile link: https:// t.co/LbmbFg5tno ], [Track link: htt
Producer HXsoundZ has released a new track titled 'All Star Beat Compete Series 1', shared on SoundCloud and promoted through now-playing posts on social media. The beat series title suggests it is part of a production competition or showcase format. The release is circulating among music-sharing accounts, though engagement figures remain minimal so far and broader reaction is not yet visible.
- 40Amazon unveils new Fire TV Stick 4K and redesigned remotes▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/779499/ Amazonが『Fire TV Stick 4K』と新デザインリモコン2モデルを発表 スリム設計と4K高画質を一台で両立｜Real Sound｜リアルサウンド テッ
Amazon has announced an updated Fire TV Stick 4K alongside two redesigned remote control models. The devices pair a slim, compact design with 4K high-picture-quality streaming in a single unit, combining portability with high-resolution playback. The announcement, reported by Japanese tech media, is drawing attention from streaming and home entertainment fans interested in affordable 4K TV upgrades.