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Donald Trump delivered a speech at the United Nations that critics are describing as going off the rails, veering from prepared remarks. The address is drawing heavy attention and mockery from commentators, with reaction videos and commentary racking up over a million likes as viewers share clips and dissect what he said.
- 2Scarlet Tanager spotted in Central Park's Ramble●Scarlet Tanager The Ramble, Central Park, NY 9.13.26 # birds # birding # biodiversity # birdphotography # wildlifephotog
Birders are sharing sightings of a scarlet tanager in the Ramble, the wooded section of Central Park in New York known as a prime migration stopover. The bright red-and-black songbird is a prized find for photographers, and the sighting is drawing attention from the birding community as fall migration moves through the city.
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Donald Trump's address to the UN General Assembly is being widely discussed after critics described the speech as rambling and off-script. Commentary channels are highlighting his departures from diplomatic convention, and reaction videos have drawn hundreds of thousands of views. Supporters and opponents continue to clash over whether the performance was combative diplomacy or an embarrassment on the world stage.
- 4Runner's Rail Trail Hunt Near Bramber Comes Up Short●Purposefully lost # running , trying to find the # RailTrail grade outside Bramber. Not much luck! So, more of a Bramble
A runner set out to find the rail trail grade outside Bramber in West Sussex, deliberately getting lost along the way, but had little luck locating it. The outing turned into what they called a 'bramble ramble' at a slow 'recce pace', sharing photos from the attempt. It is a light personal account of exploring local countryside routes rather than news of any wider event.
- 5Readers revisit Spike Milligan's comic novel Puckoon▼Finished another nostalgia read yesterday, after finding I somehow had two copies of ‘Puckoon’ by # SpikeMilligan on my
A reader has finished rereading Puckoon, Spike Milligan's 1963 comic novel set in an Irish border village split by a boundary line, describing it as a fun, nostalgic read that is more random and rambling than remembered, while noting some jokes feel dated. The book remains a cult favourite of British-Irish absurd humour.
- 6A whimsical kitchen photo question is catching attention●Ever find yourself out of a pickle on a speckled top by a stove-top with purple-tupper & pot(s)? Under a kitchen light?
An anonymous writer posed a playful, rhyming question about finding oneself 'out of a pickle' beside a speckled stove-top, surrounded by purple tupperware, pots and kitchen clutter under a kitchen light, accompanied by a photograph. The post mixes food, nature and photography themes in a deliberately rambling, humorous style. Readers appear to be sharing it for its offbeat charm rather than any news value.
- 7'The Thing' brings local music and mystery to Upper Ramble▼‘The Thing’ brought local music and a little mystery to Upper Ramble
An event called 'The Thing' took place at Upper Ramble, combining live local music with an element of mystery for attendees. Organisers blended performances from area musicians with an enigmatic theme, drawing attention to the public space as a venue for community cultural programming. The playful secrecy around the event's concept appears to be part of its appeal, giving the gathering a distinctive identity beyond a standard concert.