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- 1Elgato Stream Deck XL drops to $199 at Amazon●Save $50 on Elgato's biggest Stream Deck Elgato's Stream Deck is enjoying a 20% discount at Amazon. Pick up the Stream D
Amazon has cut 20% off Elgato's Stream Deck XL, the largest model in the company's line of customizable macro pads, bringing it down from $249 to $199, a saving of $50. The 32-key controller is popular with streamers and content creators who use it to trigger scenes, sounds and shortcuts, and tech outlets are flagging the discount as a solid deal on a rarely reduced accessory.
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Riccardo Calafiori won hearts after Italy's match against Turkey by giving his shirt to a young fan, with la Repubblica reporting the child's uncontrollable joy at the gift. The heartwarming moment is drawing affectionate attention to the Italy defender following the national team fixture.
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Ryan Joyce is in quarter-final action at the BoyleSports World Grand Prix darts tournament, prompting fans and punters to weigh up his chances. Bookmakers and tipsters have published predictions, betting tips and odds for the quarter-final line-up, with Joyce's match among those drawing attention from darts followers.
- 4Snoopy brings art and joy to children at Novant Health▼Snoopy Brings Art, Joy and Kindness to Children Across Novant Health
Snoopy is visiting young patients across Novant Health facilities, bringing art activities, joy and kindness to children receiving care. The campaign highlights the power of familiar, friendly characters to lift spirits during hospital stays, and hospital staff and families are sharing warm reactions to the cheerful visits.
- 5Indie webcomic TheCrimeCats joins Mörktober with a curse-themed strip●good morning, enjoy a crime cat. # TheCrimeCats say use your hexes wisely. happy # mörktober day 2 - curse consider supp
The independent comic series TheCrimeCats, featuring mischievous cats with an anti-capitalist streak, published a new strip for day two of Mörktober, a month-long creative prompt event. The day's theme was 'curse', with the comic quipping that readers should use their hexes wisely. The artist also shared a Ko-fi link encouraging supporters to back the ongoing daily comic project.
- 6Bucknell Men's Tennis Impresses at Carnegie Mellon●Men’s Tennis enjoys successful weekend at Carnegie Mellon
Bucknell's men's tennis team had a successful weekend of competition at Carnegie Mellon, according to a report in The Bucknellian. The article highlights the team's strong performance during matches at the Pittsburgh university. Beyond the headline and the general claim of success, no further details about results, scores, or opponents were provided in the available coverage.
- 7Friday Friends program sparking joy at Wilshire Baptist Church▼Friday Friends are ‘sparking joy’ at Wilshire Baptist Church
Wilshire Baptist Church's Friday Friends program is being described as 'sparking joy' in local coverage, highlighting a community initiative bringing people together through regular gatherings. The Dallas congregation's group appears to be fostering friendship and connection among participants, drawing attention for the positive atmosphere it has created within the church community.
- 8Peter Bognanni discusses his new book in interview▼“I’m really enjoying my time there:” Peter Bognanni talks new book
Author Peter Bognanni has given an interview about his new book, telling the Mac Weekly that he is 'really enjoying my time there.' The conversation covers his latest release and his experience connected to it. Further details about the book's title, release date and reception were not provided in the available material.
- 9Beethoven's Ninth inspires a push to learn German●Thought: must learn German so that I can sing along to the Glorious 9th (as Alex calls it)...! # education # languages #
A classical music fan says the urge to sing along to Beethoven's Ninth Symphony has sparked a plan to learn German. The symphony, whose final movement sets Friedrich Schiller's 'Ode to Joy' in German, is nicknamed 'the Glorious 9th'. The idea also carries pop-culture echoes, as the Ninth famously features in 'A Clockwork Orange'.
- 10Joy Behar misses 'The View' taping amid injury▼What happened to Joy Behar? Cohost misses 'The View' amid injury
Joy Behar, longtime cohost of ABC's daytime talk show 'The View', has been absent from the program after sustaining an injury. The show has continued without her, and viewers are asking about her condition and when she is expected back on the panel. Details about the nature of the injury and her recovery timeline have not been fully detailed.
- 11Elk web client winning fans in the Fediverse●¡Gente del Fediverse! 👋🐧 Hoy les traigo un cliente web que es una verdadera joya por su velocidad y diseño: se llama Elk
Users in the Fediverse are recommending Elk, a lightweight open-source web client for Mastodon and other ActivityPub-compatible servers, praising its speed and clean design. The client, available at elk.zone, is being shared as a faster, more polished alternative to the standard Mastodon web interface for reading and posting across the decentralised social network.
- 12Players Praise Indie Hit Death's Door and Its Score●Enjoying this awesome # Indiegame called "Death's Door". Lovely # music score with a # story similar/influenced by an #
The action-adventure game Death's Door is drawing praise from a player who highlights its music and a story they compare to the anime Bleach. The indie title, developed by Acid Nerve, continues to find audiences among gamers on Linux and other platforms, with fans sharing gameplay clips and recommending its soundtrack and atmosphere to others.
- 13Miranda Lambert returns with country-disco album 'Crisco'●Miranda Lambert returns with country-disco album 'Crisco,' a set of songs that have 'a lot of joy'
Country star Miranda Lambert has released a new album, 'Crisco,' which she describes as blending country with disco influences. The singer says the collection of songs carries 'a lot of joy,' marking her return with a project that pushes her sound in a danceable new direction while keeping her country roots.
- 14Louvre-Lens exhibition explores the art of happiness●so cute! louvre-lens exhibition unpacks the art of happiness from ancient times until today
The Louvre-Lens museum in northern France has opened an exhibition tracing the art of happiness from ancient times to the present day. The show examines how artists across the centuries have depicted joy, wellbeing and contentment, drawing on works spanning multiple eras and cultures.