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- 1Book by federal police agent reveals behind the scenes of Lula's arrest in CuritibaβΌjorge chastalo filho livro
A new book by Jorge Chastalo Filho, a federal police agent involved in Operation Lava Jato, is drawing attention for exposing details of Luiz InΓ‘cio Lula da Silva's 2018 arrest in Curitiba. Revista FΓ³rum, a left-leaning outlet, reacted dismissively, quoting the phrase 'throw this trash out the window', indicating a contentious reception of the revelations.
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Gaming creators Milo and Chip have released a new Minecraft challenge in which they build a treehouse surrounded by lava to survive waves of tsunamis. The video pits creative base-building against disaster simulations, a popular format among Minecraft fans, and has drawn strong engagement from viewers.
- 3Hawaiian volcano photographed forming a giant fiery smileβa raging, fiery smile π https://www. thisiscolossal.com/2016/08/aer ial-view-of-a-hawaiian-volcano-reveals-a-giant-smile
An aerial photograph of a Hawaiian volcano shows molten lava and cracks in the crater arranged so that the formation resembles a giant smiling face. The image, shared widely online, has been described as a 'raging, fiery smile' and is being circulated among science and nature enthusiasts who marvel at the striking resemblance.
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Austrian club LASK met Slovan Bratislava in a European football fixture, with outlets publishing guides on where to watch the match live on TV and online. Fans were searching for streaming and broadcast details ahead of kickoff, and interest was concentrated in Portugal and Brazil where the game was covered live.
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Austrian side LASK are meeting Slovak champions Slovan Bratislava in UEFA Champions League action, with head-to-head records and match statistics drawing attention ahead of kickoff. Fans and pundits are comparing the two clubs' European form, as both teams look to make an impact in the continental competition.
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French media are discussing parliamentarians from non-political backgrounds β hairdressers, rail workers, nurses' aides β confronting the 2027 budget, and Christine Lagarde's name is circulating in searches around the story. The debate centres on how deputies without a traditional political career will handle France's tightening fiscal situation and the difficult spending choices ahead.
- 7Bilt buys sports loyalty firm Lava in $300M dealβBilt tackles sports loyalty with $300M deal The rent-rewards platform aims to stretch beyond housing payments and credit
Bilt, the rewards platform best known for letting renters earn points on housing payments, has agreed to acquire Lava, a technology firm specializing in sports loyalty programs, in a $300 million deal. The move signals Bilt's push to expand beyond rent and credit card rewards into fan engagement, giving it a foothold in the lucrative sports loyalty market as it diversifies its offering.
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Austrian side LASK met Slovan Bratislava in a Champions League fixture, with live updates followed by fans across Europe. Slovan Bratislava, Slovakia's most successful club, were competing for a place in the league phase, while LASK looked to leverage home advantage in Linz. Match coverage drew attention from supporters tracking scores, goals and qualification implications in real time.
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Authorities in the Philippines have warned of a larger eruption of the Mayon volcano after it showed renewed activity. Residents near the volcano in Albay province face evacuation as ashfalls and lava activity increase, and disaster officials are urging people to stay outside designated danger zones.
- 10Velavan Senthilkumar wins Czech Open 2026 squash titleβΌVelavan Senthilkumar wins Czech Open 2026 for second Copper-level title on PSA Squash Tour
Indian squash player Velavan Senthilkumar has won the Czech Open 2026, claiming his second Copper-level title on the PSA Squash Tour. The victory adds to his growing record on the professional circuit and highlights his steady rise in the international squash rankings, drawing attention from squash followers and Indian sports fans.
- 11Bilt acquires Lava in $300M sports loyalty dealβΌBill tackles sports loyalty with $300M deal The rent-rewards platform aims to stretch beyond housing payments and credit
Bilt, the rent-rewards platform best known for letting renters earn points on housing payments, has agreed to acquire Lava, a sports loyalty technology firm, in a $300 million deal. The move signals Bilt's push to expand beyond rent and credit card rewards into fan engagement and sports partnerships.
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A new Minecraft modification showcase demonstrates realistic water, lava, and sand physics running in the game, drawing more than 270,000 likes. Viewers are reacting to how fluid simulations and granular sand behavior transform the blocky game's visuals, with many calling the effects a glimpse of what the next generation of Minecraft mods could look like.
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The Ukrainian patriotic salute 'Slava Ukraini' β meaning 'Glory to Ukraine' β is circulating widely online, often paired with the response 'Heroiam slava', 'Glory to the heroes'. The phrase, a historic greeting turned rallying cry, has become a shorthand expression of solidarity with Ukraine since Russia's full-scale invasion and remains a visible marker of support in political discussions across Europe.
- 14Bilt to Acquire Sports Tech Firm Lava for $300 MillionβΌBilt to Acquire Sports Technology Firm Lava in $300 Million Deal
Bilt has agreed to acquire Lava, a sports technology company, in a deal valued at $300 million, according to Bloomberg reporting. The acquisition marks an expansion for Bilt into the sports technology space. Details about Lava's operations and the strategic rationale for the deal have not yet been widely reported, and reactions to the agreement remain limited so far.
- 15Chip startup Tachyum files for bankruptcy in SlovakiaβTachyum, the developer of the universal Prodigy processor, has voluntarily filed for bankruptcy in Bratislava, Slovakia.
Tachyum, the semiconductor startup behind the Prodigy universal processor, has voluntarily filed for bankruptcy in Bratislava, Slovakia, according to Tom's Hardware. The company had long promoted Prodigy as a single chip that could replace CPUs, GPUs and other processors, but never brought it to volume production. Industry watchers are discussing what the filing means for the ambitious project and its employees.
- 16Baklava praised as an ancient culinary masterpieceβbeestrot.com Β· Jean Louis Baklava is one of the ancient world's greatest achievements - layers of paper-thin phyllo past
A food writer at BeesTrot is celebrating baklava, calling it one of the ancient world's greatest achievements. The article describes layers of paper-thin phyllo pastry interleaved with chopped nuts and drenched in fragrant honey syrup that seeps through every layer. The piece is being shared under dessert and Middle Eastern sweets hashtags, drawing appreciative attention from food lovers.
- 17BSides Bratislava 2027 opens call for security talksβπ€ Got security research, a hard-earned lesson, or a practical idea worth sharing? Bring it to BSides Bratislava 2027! We
Organisers of BSides Bratislava 2027 have opened a call for speakers, inviting security researchers and practitioners to submit talks for the Slovak community conference. They are seeking presentations on offensive and defensive techniques, research findings, and practical lessons learned that attendees can discuss and apply. The invitation is open to anyone with hard-earned experience or actionable ideas worth sharing with the security community.
- 18Bilt acquires loyalty startup Lava in sports pushβBilt acquires sports loyalty platform Lava, enters sports
Rent rewards company Bilt has acquired sports loyalty platform Lava, marking its entry into the sports market. The deal, reported by Sports Business Journal, gives Bilt technology to build fan rewards programs with teams and leagues. Bilt, known for letting renters earn points on housing payments, now aims to extend its rewards model to sports fandom.
- 19Bilt Buys Loyalty Firm LAVA for $300 MillionβBilt Acquires Sports Loyalty Technology Leader LAVA in $300 Million Deal, Signaling Major Expansion Beyond Housing
Bilt has acquired sports loyalty technology company LAVA in a $300 million deal, marking a significant push beyond its core rent-rewards and housing business. The acquisition gives Bilt technology for sports fan loyalty programs, an area it has already explored through partnerships with leagues and teams. Observers see the move as a sign the rewards company is broadening its ambitions into live entertainment and sports fandom.
- 20Oddball reflective lava world puzzling astronomersβThis oddball reflective lava world is challenging to understand https:// phys.org/news/2026-10-oddball- lava-world.html
Astronomers are studying an unusual ultra-short-period exoplanet, one of the 'lava worlds' discovered by the Kepler and TESS missions that orbit their stars extremely quickly. This reflective planet is proving difficult to explain, as its properties do not fit neatly with current models of how such close-orbiting, molten-surfaced worlds form and evolve.
- 21Autonomous robots run on hospital 5G network in JihlavaβAutonomous robots on a hospital 5G network, Jihlava
A hospital in Jihlava, Czech Republic, is deploying autonomous robots connected through a private 5G network. The case, highlighted by the mobile industry association GSMA, shows how dedicated 5G coverage can support robotics in healthcare settings, from logistics to clinical support tasks. It is being cited as an example of practical 5G use beyond consumer mobile services.
Repos
- mottopanikeiku/doomformer Compile neural networks into DOOM maps, where voodoo dolls do the arithmetic