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    Bumblebees filmed landing on sideways-moving flower model●🐝 NEW: # Bumblebees returning to a hive were filmed landing on a # flower model sliding sideways twice a second. Three hMmastodonTechnologyRobotics91 min ago

    Researchers filmed bumblebees landing on an artificial flower sliding sideways twice per second, using three high-speed cameras to record 48 landings reconstructed in 3D. The bees banked their bodies to match the platform's motion, lagging slightly behind it, and the resulting models offer new insight into how insects control mid-air landings.

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    National Lottery Lotto results draw attention▼national lottery lotto resultsGgoogleGB2006 min ago

    The latest National Lottery Lotto results are being checked by players across the UK, with local outlets such as the Liverpool Echo sharing the winning numbers. Lotto draws take place twice weekly, and results typically prompt a surge of searches as ticket holders find out whether they have won a share of the jackpot.

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    Germany is checking tonight's Eurojackpot results, with the draw on 29 September 2026 offering a jackpot of up to 31 million euros. Outlets such as Augsburger Allgemeine have published the winning numbers, and players are comparing their tickets as interest spikes around the twice-weekly draw.

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    Spain thrash Croatia 4-1 in Nations League clash▼spain national football team vs croatia national football team standingsGgoogleSG5K14 h ago

    Spain beat Croatia 4-1 in a UEFA Nations League match, with Lamine Yamal scoring twice in a World Cup homecoming celebration in Spain. The result extends Spain's unbeaten run to 39 games. Croatia's Mateo Kovacic had said before the match that stopping Spain was 'not an impossible mission'. England also won against 10-man Czechia on the same matchday.

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    Texas polls show renewables more popular than oil and gas●Measuring how much we love the paleo-energy industry striving to keep us locked into caveman habits: ''In Texas — whereMmastodonEnvironmentClimate64 h ago

    Polling from Texas shows that while the oil and gas industry is viewed 20 points more favorably than unfavorably in the state, solar and wind are still far more popular, with renewables enjoying roughly 46 points of net favorability — more than twice that of fossil fuels. Commenters note the irony of a fossil-fuel stronghold embracing clean energy, suggesting political support for oil and gas does not reflect consumer enthusiasm for renewables.

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    Dolphins Score Twice Early, Shut Out Manhattanville▼Dolphins Strike Twice in First Half, Shut Out Manhattanville✉newsBusinessLabor7 h ago

    The University of Mount Saint Vincent Dolphins scored twice in the first half and kept Manhattanville off the board, completing a shutout victory. The win marks a strong showing for the Dolphins, who controlled the match from the opening period and never allowed Manhattanville a way back into the contest.

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    Two squirrels knock out Colorado substation twice in two days▼A Colorado substation with nearly all its equipment covered against wildlife went dark twice in two days because two squirrels found the parts that were not, the first cutting 4,400 customers for more than two hours and the second 1,300 for 40 minutes✉newsEnvironmentWildlife5 h ago

    A Colorado electrical substation lost power twice in two days after two squirrels contacted unprotected equipment. Nearly all of the facility's components were fitted with wildlife guards, but the animals reached the parts that were not covered. The first outage cut electricity to 4,400 customers for more than two hours; the second affected 1,300 customers for about 40 minutes.

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    Reader discovers new Danielewski and Miéville novels are doorstoppers●I can't believe I've done this twice in one year. First time: Oooooh! Mark Z. Danielewski has a new book out. Lemme putMmastodonCultureBooks36 h ago

    A reader is joking about making the same mistake twice in one year: putting new novels by Mark Z. Danielewski and China Miéville on hold at the library, only to find each is enormous, with Danielewski's latest reportedly around 1,300 pages long. It is a familiar moment for fans of both authors, whose books are known for their length and density, and other readers are sharing similar experiences of committing to more than they bargained for.

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    Game Informer reveals GTA 6 map details: Leonida twice the size of GTA 5●Game Informer zeigt neue Einblicke in GTA 6: Leonida soll etwa doppelt so groß werden wie die Karte aus GTA 5 und umfassMmastodonCultureGaming13 h ago

    Game Informer has shared new details on GTA 6, reporting that the state of Leonida will be roughly twice the size of GTA 5's map. The world includes Vice City, the Keys, swamps and a national park, alongside over 170 animal species and a new weather system featuring hurricanes. Gamers are debating the scale and scope of the setting.

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    Milan Fashion Week Street Style: Seven Looks Set to Trend▼The 7 Best Milan Fashion Week Street-Style Looks That Are About to Be Everywhere This Fall✉newsLifeFashion4 h ago

    Milan Fashion Week street style is making the leap from the sidewalks to wardrobes, with fashion media highlighting seven standout looks expected to dominate this fall. The roundup points to the twice-yearly pattern in which off-runway styling in Milan previews what shoppers and high-street retailers embrace months later, drawing attention from trend watchers worldwide.

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    Hardcoded timezone bug broke bank reconciliation twice a year▼Reconciliation broke twice a year for months before we found the pattern. Our settlement cutoff was defined as 23:00 locMmastodonBusinessBanking211 h ago

    An engineer describes how a banking settlement cutoff set to 23:00 local time was converted to UTC once at deploy time and hardcoded, so reconciliation silently failed for months after each daylight saving change. The cutoff shifted by an hour when clocks changed, and the pattern was only spotted after repeated twice-yearly breaks.

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    Anthropic to pay SpaceX nearly double prior estimates for compute▼Anthropic agrees to pay SpaceX nearly double prior estimates for compute: report✉newsScienceSpace10 h ago

    According to a report, Anthropic has agreed to pay SpaceX nearly twice what earlier estimates suggested for access to compute capacity, likely tied to SpaceX's Starlink or data-center infrastructure ambitions. The deal highlights how fiercely AI companies are competing for computing power, with providers commanding far higher prices than anticipated.

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    Retired man shoots senior Ukrainian Navy officer after staged car crash in Odesa●В Одесі пенсіонер застрелив високопоставленого офіцера ВМС після навмисно спровокованої ДТП. Вранці чоловік спричинив авMmastodonWarUkraine04 h ago

    In Odesa, a pensioner deliberately caused a traffic collision with a car driven by a 50-year-old senior Ukrainian Navy officer, then pulled out a pistol and shot him twice. The officer died at the scene. The suspect was reportedly detained, and the incident is drawing attention to the unusual, targeted nature of the attack.

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    The Trump administration misspelled the name 'United States' twice in material promoting artificial intelligence, drawing mockery and criticism online. Critics pointed to the errors as an ironic embarrassment given the administration's push to position the country as a leader in AI technology, and the slip-up quickly became a talking point about government competence.

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    Daylight saving time returns as Congress weighs ending the practice▼Daylight saving time is coming, but Congress still could end practice✉newsWorldUS Politics12 h ago

    Daylight saving time is about to begin again in the United States, with clocks set to move forward as scheduled. At the same time, lawmakers in Congress are still considering legislation that would end the twice-yearly clock changes, a long-debated idea that has drawn bipartisan interest but has yet to become law. The seasonal shift has renewed attention on whether the practice should continue.

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    Trade publication Twice reports that selling new robot vacuums has become significantly harder for retailers and manufacturers. The piece, tied to CES coverage, suggests the market for robotic floor cleaners is facing tougher conditions, likely from saturation, slowing demand or pricing pressure. The article does not detail specific companies, but the challenge affects the whole robot vacuum category at the start of a new product cycle.

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    Semiannual Friends of JMRL Book Sale offers tens of thousands of books▼Check it out: Tens of thousands of books available at the semiannual Friends of JMRL Book Sale✉newsCultureBooks14 h ago

    The Friends of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library are holding their semiannual book sale, with tens of thousands of books available for purchase. The event raises funds to support library programs and services in the Charlottesville, Virginia area, and draws bargain hunters and book lovers twice a year.

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    Review links cannabis use to doubled violence risk●Cannabis users were twice as likely to commit violence, review finds✉newsScience8 h ago

    A new research review concludes that cannabis users were twice as likely to commit acts of violence compared with non-users. The finding adds to ongoing debate over the drug's mental health and behavioural effects, and is likely to fuel discussion as more countries move toward legalisation.

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    Far-right surge in Europe linked to Putin's interventions●# farright growth in # Europe in the last 30 years. # Putin invaded # Crimea in 2014 (first acceleration) and # UkraineMmastodonWorldEU Politics514 h ago

    Commentators are arguing that the far right's growth in Europe over the past 30 years accelerated twice in step with Russian aggression: first after Putin's 2014 annexation of Crimea, then again following the 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Posts point to parties such as Germany's AfD, France's Rassemblement National, and Italy's Fratelli d'Italia and Lega, questioning whether the timing is coincidence.

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    The Edmonton Oilers scored two goals within 25 seconds of each other, according to NHL.com. The rapid-fire strike gave the Oilers a sudden momentum swing in their game, the kind of burst that can change the tone of a match in under half a minute. Further details on the opponent, the scorers or the final result were not provided.

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    Daylight saving time: Americans will still fall back this year●Do we change the clocks this year? Why we'll still have to 'fall back'✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance13 h ago

    Despite recurring political debate about making daylight saving time permanent, clocks will still move back an hour this autumn. Outlets are reminding readers when the 'fall back' change happens and explaining that legislation to end the twice-yearly clock switching has stalled, so the standard practice continues for now.

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    TWICE's Tzuyu to sing Williams F1 and Dandadan collab song●TWICEのツウィ、ウイリアムズF1とTVアニメ『ダンダダン』のコラボソングのボーカルを務める https://www. as-web.jp/f1/1357242 # asweb # F1 # ニュース # 2026_F1 # F1シンガポMmastodonSportMotorsport021 h ago

    Tzuyu of K-pop group TWICE will perform the vocals on a collaboration song uniting the Williams Formula 1 team with the TV anime Dandadan. The project ties in with the 2026 F1 season and was announced around the Singapore Grand Prix, drawing attention as an unusual crossover between motorsport, anime and pop music.

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    Yamal shines as Spain thrash Croatia 4-1▼Yamal stars as Spain thrash Croatia https://www. aljazeera.com/sports/2026/9/29 /yamal-stars-as-spain-thrash-croatia?traMmastodonWorld223 h ago

    Lamine Yamal scored twice and set up another goal as Spain beat Croatia 4-1 in their UEFA Nations League Group A3 match. The teenage winger's dominant performance was the standout story of the game, with Spain in control throughout. Sports fans and commentators are praising Yamal's display as the young star continues to build his reputation at international level.

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