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- 1The End of Privacy: Facial Recognition Goes MainstreamβThe End of # Privacy Is Here (with # KashmirHill ) # Facialrecognition is everywhere now. Itβs in # surveillance # camer
Journalist Kashmir Hill is warning that the end of privacy is here as facial recognition spreads into everyday life. The technology is already embedded in surveillance cameras and is set to reach consumer devices like Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, with students among early adopters. Viral accounts are already posting clips of strangers identified by such tools, fueling alarm about mass identification of people in public without consent.
- 2Peter M. Ray, biologist and winemaker, dies at 94βΌPeter M. Ray, biologist with a passion for winemaking, has died at 94
Peter M. Ray, a biologist known for his scientific work and his passion for winemaking, has died at the age of 94. Stanford's School of Humanities and Sciences announced his death, honoring a long career in biology that spanned decades. Colleagues remember him both for his contributions to science and his life outside the lab.
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Cody Bellinger provided the only offense his team needed in a win over the Tampa Bay Rays, driving in the decisive runs in a low-scoring game. The performance drew attention from fantasy baseball followers, with Bellinger's continued run production keeping him a talking point among players tracking his form this season.
- 4Santa Clara University Highlights Student X-ray ResearchβΌStudent Research on X-rays - Stories - College of Arts and Sciences
Santa Clara University's College of Arts and Sciences is featuring a story on undergraduate student research focused on X-rays, highlighting hands-on scientific work being carried out on campus. The item showcases how students in the physics field engage with laboratory research and what their findings or projects involve. Details of the specific research remain limited.
- 5New Bass Music Tracks From Wooli, Tape B, Ray Volpe Circulatingβπ§ NOW PLAYING: Dopamine β Wooli, Tape B β UP NEXT: REWIND β Ray Volpe, Sullivan King Like, share, and subscribe β let's
Producers Wooli and Tape B have released the bass track 'Dopamine', with 'REWIND', a collaboration between Ray Volpe and Sullivan King, following as a next release. The tracks are being shared among dubstep and bass music fans, who are promoting them to grow their listening communities. The songs highlight the continued popularity of heavy electronic collaborations in the scene.
- 6Prussian blue found to regulate perovskite crystal formationβΌIn situ GIWAXS reveals the role of Prussian blue in regulating perovskite nucleation and phase transformation dynamics
Researchers have used in situ grazing-incidence wide-angle X-ray scattering to show how Prussian blue regulates nucleation and phase transformation in perovskite thin films. The findings clarify how the additive guides crystal growth dynamics, knowledge relevant to improving the efficiency and stability of perovskite solar cells and other optoelectronic devices.
- 7Out-of-print Paprika 4K UHD now costs 20 times the Blu-rayβΌThe OOP U.S. 4K UHD edition of Paprika costs 20x (!) of the Blu-ray version on the secondary market. This is a good oppo
The out-of-print U.S. 4K UHD edition of Satoshi Kon's anime Paprika is reportedly selling for around twenty times the price of the film's Blu-ray version on the secondary market. Collectors are using the price gap to argue that 4K discs are not always meaningfully better than 1080p releases, since some titles have low bitrates or minimal improvements that don't justify the premium.
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The name Don Mattingly is circulating among US sports searches, with the surge appearing alongside coverage of a Philadelphia Phillies 7-3 win over the Tampa Bay Rays. Beyond the headline name and that game result, no confirmed details about what Mattingly did or said are available, so the specific reason for the attention is not established.
- 9X-ray microscopy reveals flow behaviour in nanoparticle suspensionsβΌMultiscale transitional flow in anisotropic nanoparticle suspensions revealed by time-resolved X-ray scatter microscopy
Researchers have used time-resolved X-ray scatter microscopy to reveal multiscale transitional flow in anisotropic nanoparticle suspensions, according to a study published in Nature. The technique captures how these suspensions behave across different length and time scales as they transition between flow regimes. Findings could inform work on complex fluids in materials science and industrial processing.
- 10Biscayne Bay Declared Critical Shark and Ray HabitatβΌBiscayne Bay Earns International Designation as Critical Shark and Ray Habitat
Biscayne Bay in Florida has received an international designation recognizing it as critical habitat for sharks and rays. The status highlights the bay's importance as a nursery and feeding ground for these species and is expected to draw attention to conservation efforts in the region. The move underscores growing global efforts to protect elasmobranchs, whose populations have declined sharply due to overfishing and habitat loss.
- 11Rachael Ray and Dr. Ian Smith share menopause-friendly recipesβRachael Ray, Dr. Ian Smith share recipes from 'The New Menopause Kitchen'
Rachael Ray and Dr. Ian Smith appeared on Good Morning America to share recipes from 'The New Menopause Kitchen,' a cookbook focused on nutrition for women going through menopause. The segment highlighted simple dishes designed to support health during this stage of life, drawing attention to a growing interest in food tailored to women's midlife wellness.
- 12Google AI cites Lily Ray's own site for her SEO awardβGoogle's AI answer on Lily Ray's SEO world title cites one source: her own: At an invite-only Austrian summit of 25 expe
At an invite-only summit in Austria, 25 experts voted marketer Lily Ray's talk the best SEO presentation of the year. Google's AI-generated answer about the award then cited a single source: Ray's own website. Observers are debating what the story says about AI search, namely whether AI systems can distinguish independently verified prizes from self-published claims when only one source exists.
- 13Slovak coalition in crisis after minister's removalβΌSlovak coalition frays with minister's removal, early election mooted
Slovakia's governing coalition is showing deep fractures after the removal of a minister from the cabinet, with early elections now being floated as a possible outcome of the standoff. The dismissal has exposed tensions among the coalition partners and raised questions about whether the government can hold together or whether the country will be sent to the polls ahead of schedule.
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The Tampa Bay Rays won 98 games this season, and a widely shared statistic is being cited as the clearest explanation for how they got there. The figure, highlighted by Yahoo Sports, is fueling discussion among baseball fans about the team's formula for success and whether it can carry them deep into the postseason.
- 15Tampa Bay Rays' unique approach carries them to Octoberβ'Something a little bit new': The unique approach that carried the Rays to October
The Tampa Bay Rays have reached the MLB postseason with what the club describes as a 'something a little bit new' approach, reflecting their reputation for unconventional roster construction and pitching usage. The story, highlighted by MLB.com, frames the Rays' distinctive methods as the key factor that carried them into October baseball once again.
- 16Dance music pioneer Ray Caviano has diedβMusic industry veteran and dance music pioneer Ray Caviano dies
Ray Caviano, a veteran of the music industry and a pioneer of dance music, has died, according to a report from music news outlet SoulTracks. Details of his age, cause of death and date were not given in the initial announcement. Colleagues and fans of dance music are expected to pay tribute to his decades-long role in shaping the genre.
- 17Rays' unique contact-first approach carried them to Octoberβ'Something a little bit new': The unique approach that carried the Rays to October https://www. mlb.com/news/explaining-
The Tampa Bay Rays, the American League's best team in 2026, reached the postseason behind a distinctive contact-oriented offensive approach that the club describes as 'something a little bit new.' With the American League Division Series underway this weekend, MLB.com takes a closer look at how the strategy of putting the ball in play helped separate the Rays from the rest of the league and carry them into October baseball.
- 18PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie Hits Digital Ahead of Disc Releaseβ'PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie' Now Available on Digital; To Be Released On Blu-ray and DVD On November 17
Paramount and Spin Master's 'PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie' is now available to purchase on digital platforms, with physical Blu-ray and DVD editions scheduled for release on November 17. The animated family film continues the popular PAW Patrol franchise, giving parents the option of home viewing ahead of the holiday season.
- 19Gaza resident appeals for donations amid ongoing sufferingβRE: https:// ieji.de/@DiaaMahmoud097/117355 290608692184 I hope that one day Iβll wake up and find some donations, so th
A social media appeal circulating in Middle East-related discussions shows a person describing daily hardship and hoping to wake up to donations that would bring 'a small ray of hope' amid suffering. The message asks followers for love and support and speaks of wanting to regain a smile and restore hope. Individual donation appeals like this have become a common feature of online conversation about the region's humanitarian crisis.
- 20Slovak coalition crisis deepens after minister removedβSlovak coalition frays with minister's removal, early election mooted
Slovakia's governing coalition is under strain after the removal of a minister, with early elections now being floated as a possible outcome. The dismissal has exposed divisions among coalition partners, and political commentators are debating whether the government can survive or whether the country will head to the polls sooner than planned.
- 21Fittipaldo sees promise in Steelers rookie Max IheanachorβFittipaldo loves what he sees from Max Iheanachor: βJust because he hasnβt played a lot of football doesnβt mean that he
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reporter Ray Fittipaldo has praised rookie offensive tackle Max Iheanachor, arguing his limited game experience does not mean he needs extensive seasoning. Fittipaldo noted Iheanachor was well coached at Arizona State and is working under a strong position coach with the Steelers, suggesting the young lineman is further along than his lack of playing time implies.
- 22Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 AI glasses launch in Japan via SoftBankβζζ°AIγ°γ©γΉγRay-Ban Meta (Gen 3)γγε½ε γγ£γͺγ’η¬ε γ§η»ε ΄οΌγ½γγγγ³γ―γεζ±γγιε§ | DXγγ¬γΈγ³ https://www. yayafa.com/2898737/ # AgenticAi # AI # Art
The latest Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3) AI glasses are arriving in Japan with carrier exclusivity, as SoftBank begins handling the device. The launch gives the carrier sole domestic distribution rights for Meta's smart glasses, drawing attention among Japanese tech watchers interested in AI wearables and Meta's push into agentic AI features.
- 23Online polls pit 1936 films against each otherβ1936 Elimination Round Top two films from each advance to the Quarter-Final Round See all polls by clicking the "View al
A film enthusiast is running an elimination round of polls for movies released in 1936, with the top two films in each poll advancing to a quarter-final round. Matchups include Sabotage, Tarzan Escapes, The Invisible Ray, Dracula's Daughter, Reefer Madness and Revolt of the Zombies, among other features and serials of the year. Participants vote for their favourites across the polls to decide which 1936 titles move on.
- 24Heat's Klay Thompson closing in on Ray Allen's 3-point recordβHeat's Klay Thompson eyes passing Ray Allen on 3-point field goal list
Klay Thompson, now with the Miami Heat, is chasing Ray Allen's spot on the NBA's all-time three-point field goal list. Thompson, one of the greatest shooters in league history, is within reach of passing Allen, and the milestone is drawing attention as the season progresses.
- 25George Michael honored at the VMAs with tribute performanceβGeorge Michael honored at VMAs by Raye, Sombr, Teddy Swims
Raye, Sombr and Teddy Swims paid tribute to George Michael at the MTV Video Music Awards, honoring the late British pop star with a musical homage. The tribute brought the singer's catalog back into the spotlight, drawing attention from fans of the artists involved and renewed interest in Michael's legacy in pop music.
- 26Ray Dumont named executive director of the Academy of MusicβΌβI am darn luckyβ: Meet new Academy of Music executive director Ray Dumont
Ray Dumont has been appointed executive director of the Academy of Music, describing himself as 'darn lucky' to take on the role. The appointment puts him in charge of the historic theatre's operations and programming. Coverage so far is limited to an introductory profile, with little public reaction yet available.
- 27Del Ray's Art on the Avenue festival returns SaturdayβΌDel Rayβs Art on the Avenue returns Saturday with hundreds of artists
Art on the Avenue, the annual arts festival in Alexandria's Del Ray neighborhood, returns this Saturday, featuring hundreds of artists showing and selling their work along Mount Vernon Avenue. The event typically draws large crowds for live music, food and family activities, and local outlet ALXnow is highlighting its return as a standout weekend event in the area.
- 28Five MLB teams still chasing their first World SeriesβΌThese 5 MLB teams have never won the World Series
Five Major League Baseball franchises have never won the World Series. The San Diego Padres are among them, with the club falling short in its two appearances, in 1984 and 1998. The Texas Rangers ended their long wait in 2023, but the remaining titleless teams, including the Tampa Bay Rays, Milwaukee Brewers, Colorado Rockies and Seattle Mariners, continue to pursue their first championship.
- 29Peralta and Jones named September Pitchers of the MonthβFreddy Peralta of the Tampa Bay Rays named the American League Pitcher of the Month for September; Jared Jones of the Pittsburgh Pirates named the National League Pitcher of the Month for September
Freddy Peralta of the Tampa Bay Rays has been named the American League Pitcher of the Month for September, while Jared Jones of the Pittsburgh Pirates took the National League honor. The awards cap off strong closing months for both pitchers as the regular season ended and attention turned to the playoffs.
- 30Andrew Garfield drama The Uprising gets digital and disc datesβThe Uprising reaches digital retailers September 29 ahead of November discs Universal has dated the Andrew Garfield hist
Universal has set the Andrew Garfield historical drama The Uprising for digital release on September 29, with 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD editions following on November 3. The announcement gives home viewers a clear timeline for the film after its theatrical window, with the premium 4K edition arriving alongside standard formats in early November.
- 31Arkansas Tech University Extends Partnership with Ray of Hope AcademyβATU, Ray of Hope Academy Extend Partnership
Arkansas Tech University and Ray of Hope Academy have extended their partnership, continuing an educational collaboration between the two institutions. The renewal signals ongoing commitment to joint programs supporting students in Arkansas, though details of what the expanded agreement includes have not been widely reported beyond the announcement itself.
- 32Hitchens quote on prayer sparks debate on faithβThe man who prays is the one who thinks that God has arranged matters all wrong, but who also thinks that he can instruc
A quote attributed to Christopher Hitchens is circulating online: "The man who prays is the one who thinks that God has arranged matters all wrong, but who also thinks that he can instruct God how to put them right." The aphorism captures Hitchens's characteristic critique of religious belief, and it is drawing both agreement from atheists and pushback from believers who see prayer differently.