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- 1Creator Tests Banned Cat Gadgets on Kittens AgainβI Tested WEIRD BANNED Cat Gadgets on My Kittens (AGAIN)
A pet content creator, Daniel Ferri, has released a follow-up video in which he tests unusual cat gadgets described as banned on his kittens, trying them out while the animals react on camera. The new installment has drawn millions of likes, with viewers discussing the novelty of the products and debating whether the toys are safe for cats.
- 2Photographer exhibits seagull-in-flight print at 'Strange Birds' showβSeagull flying along the ferry, hunting for bread (or fish) Printed this one on aluminium too for my exhibition 'strange
Dutch photographer Job van der Meer is exhibiting an aluminium print of a seagull flying alongside a ferry, apparently hunting for bread or fish. The work will be shown at his exhibition 'Strange Birds' on 14-15 November in Millingen aan de Rijn, the Netherlands. The dramatic wildlife shot has drawn attention online ahead of the weekend show.
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Ferry and river transport on the Lena has been suspended due to dense fog, disrupting movement for communities that rely on the river for supplies and travel. Local media reported the stoppage, and residents are discussing when services might resume as weather conditions in the region remain poor.
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Shipping company Moby will operate a continuous ferry service on the Genoa-Porto Torres route starting January 1, 2027, according to ANSA. The link between Liguria and Sardinia is one of the island's main mainland connections, and the announcement of a permanent, uninterrupted service on the route is drawing attention in Italy, particularly among travellers and freight operators who rely on the crossing.
- 5Washington governor orders salary survey after ferry sickoutβGov. Ferguson calls for salary survey after WA ferry sickout
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson is calling for a state salary survey in response to a sickout among Washington State Ferries crews that disrupted service. The move signals concern that ferry workers' pay has fallen behind and may have contributed to the coordinated absences, which left travelers facing canceled sailings and raised broader questions about staffing and compensation in the ferry system.
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The historic port of Arbatax in Sardinia has welcomed its first large cruise ship, a milestone for the area's tourism. Separately, the Olbia-based ferry Lira made its final call at the Isola Bianca terminal, marking the end of its service. Both events draw attention to Sardinia's ports, with locals celebrating the new cruise arrivals while noting the closure of a long-standing ferry link.
- 7Former employee accused of defrauding auto parts business of $294,000βFormer employee accused of defrauding auto parts business of $294,000 By Grace Crivellaro Timothy Ferris is accused of s
Timothy Ferris, a former employee of an auto parts business, is accused of defrauding the company of roughly $294,000. He is alleged to have stolen more than $90,000 directly and caused the business over $200,000 in additional losses by cancelling customer orders and misdirecting EFTPOS payments to himself. The case highlights how insider fraud schemes can cause losses well beyond the amounts actually stolen.
- 8SpaceX launches resupply mission to International Space StationβSpaceX launching resupply mission to International Space Station from Cape Canaveral
SpaceX is launching a resupply mission to the International Space Station from Cape Canaveral, Florida. The cargo flight will deliver supplies to the orbiting station, continuing the company's regular role ferrying equipment and materials to NASA under commercial resupply contracts. Coverage centers on the launch itself and its place in SpaceX's ongoing support of station operations.
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Singapore's National Environment Agency is drawing attention for two reasons. It will run a two-year pilot from 2027 offering families a ferry service to scatter ashes at sea for around S$50, as an alternative to keeping cremated remains. Meanwhile, the agency is monitoring unhealthy haze levels from Indonesian forest fires, with air quality poor enough to potentially trigger Singapore's haze pollution law as the F1 race proceeded in smoky conditions.
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An emergency ferry route on North Carolina's Outer Banks moved more than 1,900 passengers following a storm, according to WAVY.com reporting. The operation appears to have served as a temporary alternative while storm impacts disrupted regular travel. Coastal North Carolina regularly relies on ferries when storms damage roads or flooding cuts off routes.
- 11Debate over Wil Wheaton getting vaccinated unmaskedβ@ ABScientist But I wasn't referring to measles, was I?! Either way, Wil Wheaton getting vaxxed *without* a respirator m
Actor Wil Wheaton is being criticised in Covid-aware online circles after getting vaccinated without wearing a respirator mask. Commenters argue he should not be praised for the vaccination given the lack of masking, with some noting that an immunocompromised person taking such risks sets a poor example. Others push back, saying the criticism misses the point of the original discussion.
- 12Korn Ferry Tour graduates earn PGA Tour cards for 2026β2026 Korn Ferry Tour graduates: Meet the 20 newest PGA Tour members
The PGA Tour has announced the 20 players who graduated from the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour season, officially earning membership for the 2026 PGA Tour season. The list highlights the players who finished atop the Korn Ferry Tour standings and secured the sport's most coveted promotion. Fans and analysts are reviewing the class and debating which graduates could make the biggest impact at golf's highest level next year.