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- 1California grid hits 56% renewable demand milestone▼California grid reaches 56% renewable demand and nearly one-fifth of hours on clean energy
California's power grid has reached a point where renewables meet 56% of demand, and clean energy sources cover nearly one-fifth of all hours of operation. The figures mark a significant step in the state's transition away from fossil fuels, underscoring progress toward its ambitious clean-energy targets and drawing attention as a model for other large grids pursuing decarbonisation.
- 2USC Scraps Past Washington Amid Criticism Of Riley's Program●My Analysis Of A Disorganized USC Program That Narrowly Escaped Vs. Washington Sometimes, it is necessary to step back a
USC football narrowly escaped with a win over Washington, prompting fresh criticism of a program described as disorganized despite Lincoln Riley entering his fifth season as head coach. Commentators argue the close call exposes bigger problems, noting Riley had insisted before the season that everything was in order, yet the Trojans' performance suggested otherwise.
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Russian judoka Artur Karapetyan assessed the national team's performance at the World Judo Championships, saying the team took three fifth places. He argued the results show Russia is one step away from the podium despite the absence of medals. The remarks are drawing attention among Russian sports fans discussing the team's level on the world stage.
- 4Search continues for successor to UN Secretary-General Guterres●Suche geht weiter: Wer wird Nachfolger von UN-Generalsekretär Guterres? Bei der UN ist weiterhin offen, wer neuer Genera
The United Nations has still not decided who will succeed Secretary-General António Guterres. In a fifth straw poll, the fifteen member states of the Security Council again failed to produce a clear front-runner for the post. The selection process remains open, with candidates vying to lead the organisation when Guterres steps down.
- 5Turkey's KAAN fighter prototype advances toward 2027 target●# Turquie # TAI # KAAN # chasseur # prototype # premierVol # aviationMilitaire # défense # Turkey # TAI # KAAN # fighter
Turkey's TAI KAAN, the country's domestically developed fifth-generation fighter prototype, is being discussed in connection with its first flight milestone and a projected timeline pointing to 2027. Turkish state media coverage highlights the programme's progression from prototype construction to testing as Ankara positions itself among the few nations developing advanced stealth fighters domestically.
- 6Fifth Nuri launch marks step toward Korean commercial spaceflight●Fifth launch of Korea’s Nuri rocket marks new step toward commercial spaceflight
South Korea's Nuri rocket has completed its fifth launch, which the country's space officials describe as a milestone in the shift from development testing toward commercial spaceflight. Nuri, also known as KSLV-II, is Korea's domestically developed space launch vehicle, and each flight has been used to prove reliability ahead of future commercial and satellite missions.
- 7ADDIE method evaluation stage applied to YouTube growth●📺 La Evaluación el quinto paso para crecer en Youtube | El Método ADDIE # internet por @ sapiensdigital ➡ https:// blogu
A Spanish-language guide explains how the evaluation stage, the fifth step of the ADDIE instructional design method, can be applied to growing a YouTube channel. The piece walks creators through using evaluation to refine content strategy, and it is circulating among Spanish-speaking audiences interested in digital content creation and online education techniques.
- 8Jack Lowden and Martin Freeman clash in The Fifth Step, now streaming▼The best theatre to stream this month: Jack Lowden locks horns with Martin Freeman in The Fifth Step
The Fifth Step, a stage production starring Jack Lowden and Martin Freeman, is among the month's top theatre releases available to stream. The Guardian highlights it as essential viewing this month, with the two actors playing off each other in a tense two-hander. It is part of a wider wave of filmed stage shows making theatre accessible to audiences at home.