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- 1Glasgow's White Lady statue and its stone-gaze legend●The White Lady statute at Glasgow's Southern Necropolis. Folklore says that if you look into her eyes, her gaze will tur
Attention is on the White Lady statue in Glasgow's Southern Necropolis cemetery. According to local folklore, anyone who looks into her eyes will be turned to stone, though the curse can be escaped by running around the monument while chanting 'White Lady, White Lady'. The eerie tale is being shared as an example of Britain's rich graveyard legends.
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Sweden is marking 40 years of the Triss scratch lottery run by Svenska Spel. Local papers are filled with winners: a stepdaughter in Oskarshamn scratched off a million kronor from a gift ticket, while Gun-Marie from Kumla won 100,000 kronor on the anniversary itself. Svenska Spel's own website is reportedly down due to technical problems.
- 3Kat Turner releases soundscapes recorded on Antarctic oceanographic voyage●I love this... it is soundscape/field/music recordings by Kat Turner from # BAS (British Antarctic Survey) from an # oce
Sound artist Kat Turner has released field and music recordings made during an oceanographic voyage with the British Antarctic Survey. Listeners are praising the work, with fellow sound recordists noting how difficult it is to capture clean audio at sea, where ship engines, generators and wind usually drown out everything else.
- 4Perez crashes into barrier at Singapore Grand Prix practice●Yellow flag - Perez has hit the barrier at Turn 4. He's gone straight on and damaged the front wing in the barrier but m
Sergio Perez has gone straight on at Turn 4 in Singapore and hit the barrier, damaging the front wing of his Red Bull. The Mexican driver brought out a yellow flag but managed to reverse out and rejoin the session. The incident adds to the challenges of the tight street circuit, where mistakes carry heavy consequences.
- 5Israeli demolition in East Jerusalem displaces 69 Palestinians●Israeli demolition in East Jerusalem displaces 69 Palestinians Sixty-nine Palestinians – more than half of them children
Sixty-nine Palestinians, more than half of them children, were displaced on Tuesday after Israeli authorities approved the demolition of their residential building in the At Tur area of East Jerusalem. The UN humanitarian aid office reported the displacement, drawing renewed attention to home demolitions and forced evictions affecting Palestinian residents of the occupied eastern part of the city.
- 6Palestinian woman forced to demolish her own home in Jerusalem●Israeli occupation authorities force Palestinian Malook Kazem Abdullah to demolish her own home in the Sheikh Anbar neig
Israeli authorities compelled Malook Kazem Abdullah, a Palestinian resident of the Sheikh Anbar neighborhood of Al-Tur in occupied East Jerusalem, to tear down her own house. Such self-demolitions occur when residents are ordered to destroy structures deemed unpermitted, avoiding hefty municipal demolition fees. The case has drawn attention online amid ongoing tensions over Israeli home demolition policies in occupied Jerusalem, which critics describe as collective punishment and a violation of Palestinian rights.
- 7Single-file app turns old Kinect into a 3D scanner●A single-file desktop app that turns a Kinect v1 (Xbox 360 / Kinect for # hardware # opensource # software # coding # de
A new open-source, single-file desktop application lets people repurpose an original Kinect v1 sensor from the Xbox 360 as a 3D scanner. The software revives hardware many users still have in drawers, and the project is being shared among maker and coding communities interested in cheap scanning tools and accessible, inclusive hardware hacking.
- 8European Envoy Tells Ankara All of Cyprus Is in the EU▼European Envoy Sends Message to Ankara: “We Must Not Forget That the Whole of Cyprus Is Part of the EU and That Turkish Cypriots Are EU Citizens”
A European envoy has sent a pointed message to Ankara, stating that the whole of Cyprus is part of the European Union and that Turkish Cypriots are EU citizens. The remark underscores the EU's long-standing position that, despite the island's division since 1974 and the Turkish Cypriot north being outside effective EU control, its entire territory formally acceded to the bloc in 2004, keeping reunification talks on the agenda.
- 9Claymorphic app turns walks into botanical stamp collecting●A tactile claymorphic Flutter app that turns outdoor walks into a collectible botanical postcard and stamp club using op
A developer has built Gramina, a Flutter app with a tactile claymorphic design that turns outdoor walks into a collectible botanical postcard and stamp club. It uses open-source AI, including Google's Gemma models, to identify plants and generate the collectible cards. The project was created for a developer challenge and is being shared in open-source and coding communities.
- 10Porsche 356 Carrera and its racing Fuhrmann engine revisited●Porsche 356 Carrera: the Fuhrmann engine that turned the 356 into a racing thoroughbred https:// en.auto-mania.fr/enthus
An in-depth feature examines the Porsche 356 Carrera, focusing on the Type 547 Fuhrmann engine, the complex four-cam powerplant that transformed the 356 from a roadster into a competitive racing car in the 1950s and early 1960s. The piece recounts the engine's technical ingenuity and its role in Porsche's early motorsport success, appealing to classic car and motorsport enthusiasts.
- 11Arjun Sharma Murder Case in Dehradun Draws Attention●The Shameful Affair That Turned Deadly | Arjun Sharma Murder Case | Dehradun | Wronged
A crime documentary covering the murder of Arjun Sharma in Dehradun is drawing widespread attention. The case is described as an affair that turned deadly, with the story exploring the circumstances and people involved in the killing. Viewers are engaging heavily with the account of the Dehradun murder, which is being presented as part of a true-crime series.
- 12The Roth IRA Mistake That Turns Tax-Free Dividends Into a Tax Bill●The Roth IRA Mistake That Turns $4,450 a Month in Tax-Free Dividends Into a Tax Bill
Financial outlet 24/7 Wall St. is warning savers about a Roth IRA mistake that could turn $4,450 a month in tax-free dividend income into an unexpected tax bill. The piece highlights how mismanaging withdrawals or account rules can strip away the Roth's key tax advantage, catching retirement investors off guard.
- 13French bond turmoil flagged as eurozone stability risk●🔴 BREAKING French Bonds Crisis Threatens Eurozone Stability Analyst Alex Brummer warns that turmoil in French government
Analyst Alex Brummer warns that turmoil in French government bonds poses a severe risk to the eurozone, potentially triggering a crisis worse than the 2009-10 Greek debt emergency and bursting the global debt bubble. The warning is drawing attention as investors watch French borrowing costs and their wider knock-on effects across eurozone markets.
- 14Open-source Swift CLI turns app icons into debug blueprints●built an open-source Swift CLI that turns your app icon into a blueprint for debug builds. Enjoy and share your results
Developer Mustafa Natur released an open-source Swift command-line tool that transforms an iOS app's icon into a blueprint-style image shown only in debug builds, making it easy to distinguish development builds from production ones. The tool was shared with the iOS developer community, where the creator is inviting feedback, suggestions and code contributions on GitHub.
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Serious Eats has published a roundup of 14 muffin recipes designed to be made with common pantry staples, pitching muffins as an easy, comforting breakfast option. The collection highlights simple ingredient swaps and affordable baking ideas for home cooks looking to make breakfast without a special shopping trip.
- 16Italy beat Turkey 3-1 in Nations League●Gianluca Scamacca, Riccardo Calafiori and Francesco Pio Esposito were on target as Italy beat Turkey 3-1 in the UEFA Nat
Italy defeated Turkey 3-1 in a UEFA Nations League match at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara in Bologna. Gianluca Scamacca, Riccardo Calafiori and Francesco Pio Esposito scored the goals for the Azzurri, giving Italy a comfortable win. The result gives fans plenty to discuss, with all three scorers drawing attention as Italy continue their Nations League campaign.
- 17UN General Assembly condemns drone attacks on Sudanese civilians▼MDD ta yi tur da harin jirage marasa matuka kan mutanen Sudan
The UN General Assembly has condemned drone strikes targeting civilians in Sudan, calling for an end to attacks on the population as the country's civil war continues. The resolution reflects mounting international alarm over the humanitarian situation in Sudan, where fighting between rival forces has displaced millions and pushed large parts of the country toward famine.
- 18Pierre Gasly pulls off dramatic save at Bahrain Grand Prix●What. A. Save! 😱 A perilous moment as Pierre Gasly saves this almighty moment at Turn 5 👀 # F1 # BahrainGP
Pierre Gasly produced a spectacular save at Turn 5 during the Bahrain Grand Prix, recovering from a perilous moment that could have ended in a heavy crash. The incident has quickly drawn attention from Formula 1 fans, who are praising the French driver's reflexes and car control in keeping his Alpine out of the barriers.
- 19Kindle Paperwhite hack turns e-reader into desk gadget▼Redditors are saluting this 'awesome' Kindle Paperwhite hack that turns it into a desk gadget with timers and lists — and the source code is coming soon
A hobbyist hack is drawing praise on Reddit for repurposing a Kindle Paperwhite e-reader as a desk accessory, adding features such as timers and task lists. Commenters have called the modification 'awesome', and the person behind it says the source code will be released soon, letting others replicate the setup on their own devices.
- 20Slow TV: Norway's long-journey broadcasts that became global viewing●Slow TV, the Norwegian experiment that turned long journeys into global entertainment
Slow TV, the Norwegian broadcasting phenomenon that airs unedited, hours-long coverage of journeys such as train and ferry rides, is being credited with turning mundane travel into global entertainment. The format, pioneered by Norway's public broadcaster NRK with broadcasts like the Bergen Line train trip and coastal ferry voyages, drew huge domestic audiences and found viewers worldwide, inspiring similar slow broadcasts in other countries.
- 21Wiregrass All-Stars to Perform at Turner Center's Art Park▼Wiregrass All-Stars to Perform at Turner Center’s Art Park
The Wiregrass All-Stars are scheduled to perform at the Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts' Art Park in Valdosta, Georgia. The announcement gives local residents a chance to see the group live at the outdoor venue. Community members in the region are sharing the news of the upcoming performance.
- 22Researchers urge EU funding reform to turn science into companies▼🇪🇺 Europe has the science — researchers want funding rules that turn more discoveries into companies More than 120 resea
More than 120 researchers and innovators from over 20 countries are calling for reforms to Europe's innovation-financing system. They argue Europe produces strong science but loses too many discoveries to other markets, and want funding rules that make it easier to spin research into startups. The appeal touches on EU policy, innovation and research funding across the bloc.
- 23Eurozone Bond Turmoil Signals Rising Economic and Geopolitical Risks●🟠 UPDATE Eurozone Bond Market Signals Rising Geopolitical and Economic Risks The article suggests that turmoil in Europe
Turmoil in European government bond markets is raising concerns about geopolitical and economic risks across the eurozone. Analysts suggest the instability could prompt a dovish repricing by the European Central Bank, with commentary noting that second-round inflation risks appear limited, meaning the ECB may have room to ease policy if conditions worsen.
- 24Critics say Trump shifted taxpayer-funded ad costs to PACs●So, as Katy Tur/MSnow points out, Trump back-pedaling to stop stealing from the taxpayer directly to create broadly poli
Commenters are citing MSNBC anchor Katy Tur's point that Donald Trump stopped directly using taxpayer money for political ads backing Republican campaigns and instead directed PACs to pay for them. Critics argue this merely swaps one improper funding method for another, moving from what they call plainly illegal spending to a less clearly illegal arrangement rather than ending it.
- 25Sainz and Bortoleto collide at Bahrain Grand Prix●The battle for space at Turn 2... 🫨 Carlos Sainz and Gabi Bortoleto collided, leaving the Williams driver facing the wro
Carlos Sainz and Gabriel Bortoleto made contact battling for space at Turn 2 during the Bahrain Grand Prix, spinning the Williams driver to face the wrong way. The incident between the two drivers drew immediate attention from fans following the race.
- 26Kurdish journalist alleges abuse in Turkish detention▼‘Dignity was disregarded’: Kurdish journalist recounts alleged abuse at Turkish detention to 'Post'
A Kurdish journalist has told The Jerusalem Post about alleged mistreatment during detention in Turkey, saying 'dignity was disregarded'. The account describes conditions the journalist characterises as abusive while in Turkish custody. The testimony adds to ongoing concerns raised by press freedom and human rights advocates over the treatment of Kurdish journalists detained in Turkey, a recurring point of tension between Ankara and international rights groups.
- 2719 Oktoberfest Recipes for a Bavarian Feast●19 Oktoberfest Recipes That Turn Simple Ingredients Into a Bavarian Feast
A roundup of 19 Oktoberfest-inspired recipes is making the rounds, showing how basic pantry staples can be turned into classic Bavarian dishes. The collection targets home cooks looking to join the festival season with pretzels, sausages, and other German favorites without complicated ingredients or techniques.
- 28Rachel Jupp named BBC's new director of news▼Rachel Jupp announced as BBC's new director of news after Deborah Turness exit
The BBC has announced Rachel Jupp as its new director of news, following the exit of Deborah Turness from the role. Jupp takes charge of the corporation's news operation at a time of significant change for UK broadcasting, and the appointment is drawing attention from media industry watchers and BBC staff alike.
- 29Security experts vent over yet another default-password breach●Another breach writeup, another root cause that turns out to be a default password. Every single time. # infosec
Information security professionals are once again discussing a breach whose root cause was a device or account left running with its default password, expressing frustration that the same basic mistake keeps recurring across incident writeups. Commenters echo the sentiment that default credentials remain one of the most common and preventable causes of major security incidents, renewing calls for mandatory password changes and hardened defaults from vendors.