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    South African knitwear brand Maxhosa Africa, founded by designer Laduma Ngxokolo, presented a collection at Paris Fashion Week with an explicitly pan-African theme, showcasing Xhosa-inspired knit designs on one of fashion's biggest global stages. The show is being read as a moment for African design on the international scene, highlighting the growing presence of African brands at major European fashion weeks.

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    Fixing a camera strap that shed black fluff●Ea, he apañado la correa de la cámara porque me dejaba toda la nuca llena de virutas negras. No es perfecta porque a vecMmastodonLifeHome & Garden2631 min ago

    A user in Spain repaired their camera strap after it left their neck covered in black fluff. The DIY fix proved tricky: they occasionally lost track of whether they were knitting to the left or right and had to unpick and lengthen the threads a couple of times. The result is not perfect, but the strap no longer sheds, and the small everyday repair is resonating with others who fix things by hand.

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    Sleep and stress outpace hydration in functional food trends▼Knit: Sleep & stress beat hydration in functional food market✉newsHealthNutrition16 h ago

    New reporting indicates that sleep and stress support are overtaking hydration as the leading consumer priorities in the functional food market. Industry observers say demand is shifting toward products marketed for relaxation, rest and mental wellbeing, with manufacturers expected to reformulate or expand ranges accordingly. The findings point to changing wellness habits among shoppers worldwide.

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    Death metal band Dying Fetus announces Spokane show●Death Metal giant Dying Fetus to slay Spokane Knitting Factory✉newsCultureMusic4 h ago

    Maryland death metal veterans Dying Fetus are booked to perform at the Knitting Factory in Spokane, Washington, according to a local announcement. The band, known as one of the most enduring names in technical death metal, is drawing attention from fans in the region as tour details circulate. The announcement gives no further specifics on dates or supporting acts.

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    A Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse being built in Santaquin, Utah has been vandalized, according to local reporting. Damage was discovered at the construction site, though details on the extent of the destruction or any suspects have not been released. Residents in the largely Mormon community are reacting to the incident, and police are expected to investigate.

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    Autumn outfit idea for women in their 60s●https://www. tkhunt.com/2575581/ [60代ファッション] 「楽だから」で選んだのに。母の秋コーデが素敵になった # # セットアップコーデ # # プリーツパンツ # # 大人カジュアル # # 秋コーデ #MmastodonLifeFashion11 d ago

    A Japanese fashion feature is circulating showing a mother in her sixties whose autumn outfits were transformed. The looks pair pleated knit cardigan set-ups with wide pleated trousers, chosen for comfort but styled into an elegant, polished result suitable for outings such as lunch with friends. Commenters praise how comfortable pieces can still look refined, and the styling is being shared as inspiration for mature casual and senior fashion wardrobes this autumn.

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    Long Beach Baseball Community Mourns Tragic Death●COLUMN: Strength of Long Beach Baseball Community On Display After Tragic Death✉newsSportBaseball15 h ago

    A column from Long Beach-based outlet The562 highlights the strength and solidarity of the city's baseball community following a tragic death. The piece reflects on how local players, coaches and families have come together in the wake of the loss, underscoring the sport's close-knit role in the community. Details of the death are not provided.

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    Country music mourns 31 stars lost in 2026●Country music world rocked by another death: Here are the 31 stars lost in 2026✉newsCultureMusic1 d ago

    The country music community is reeling after another death, prompting a roundup of the 31 stars from the genre lost so far in 2026. PennLive published a list honoring the singers, songwriters and industry figures who died this year, the latest in a string of losses that fans and fellow musicians have been mourning publicly.

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    A report examines the tight-knit networks controlling Spain's largest corporations, tracing ties between Opus Dei alumni and McKinsey consultants in boardrooms and executive suites. The piece suggests that personal and institutional connections, rather than open competition, shape who reaches the top of Spanish business. It is drawing attention for naming the informal circles behind major corporate appointments.

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