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- 1Wood sculpture photographed with vintage Nikkor lens on Lumix GH5โ#Nikkor 35 F2 #Lumix #GH5 #sculpture #wood #art #glases #photography #MFT #photo #vintagelens #rawtherapee
A photographer shared images of a wooden sculpture shot with a vintage Nikkor 35mm f/2 lens mounted on a Panasonic Lumix GH5, with the raw files processed in RawTherapee. The work is tagged as art and photography within the Micro Four Thirds community, drawing a small amount of attention from fellow enthusiasts of manual vintage glass.
- 2Singapore boat completes 1,000-hour trial on B100 biodieselโSingapore: President 100, a 16-metre (52-foot) aluminium utility boat operated by Singaporeโs Prestige Ocean, has comple
President 100, a 16-metre aluminium utility boat operated by Singapore's Prestige Ocean, has completed a 1,000-hour operational trial running entirely on B100 biodiesel in Singapore waters. The trial marks a step toward cutting maritime emissions and shows biodiesel can power working vessels over extended operations. Observers see it as a signal for Singapore's push toward greener shipping and cleaner harbour operations.
- 3Haunted Candlelight Concert Lights Up Rahway's WurlitzerโMonday Happies Yesterday afternoon at Union County Performing Arts Center, covering โIllumination: A Haunted Concert by
The Union County Performing Arts Center in Rahway, New Jersey, hosted "Illumination: A Haunted Concert by Candlelight," with organist Ian Fraser performing Halloween favourites on the theater's Wurlitzer. The program included The Blob, This Is Halloween, Danse Macabre and The Munsters theme. An attendee shared glowing reactions, calling it among the highlights of the spooky season.
- 4Runners report improving average 5k timesโ# running # 5k # fitness # Lumi The average time seems to be improving. # RunningSky # runsky # FitnessSky Crossposted w
Runners sharing their training online report that their average 5k times appear to be improving. The post, tagged with running and fitness hashtags, notes a personal trend toward faster average pace over the popular 5-kilometre distance. It is a small but typical snapshot of the amateur running community swapping progress updates and encouragement about training gains.
- 5Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor's 'End Times Fascism' Draws Readersโผ"End Times Fascism: And the Fight for the Living World", by Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor, is illuminating and infuriatin
Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor's book 'End Times Fascism: And the Fight for the Living World' is drawing attention from readers, who describe it as illuminating but also infuriating. One reader said the book's final section, on how to resist what the authors call end times fascism, offers some hope for the future, though the reading experience was heavy going.
- 6Readers rediscover Vonda McIntyre's 1983 novel SuperluminalโผToday I reread "Superluminal", by the late great Vonda McIntyre. It is a stunningly good book which you should read. It
A reader revisited Vonda McIntyre's 1983 science fiction novel "Superluminal" for the first time in more than 30 years and is urging others to read it, calling the late author's book "stunningly good." The recommendation includes an excerpt from pages 37โ38 of the original hardcover edition. McIntyre, also known for her Star Trek novels and "Dreamsnake," died in 2019, and the post has drawn widespread agreement from fellow fans of her work.
- 7Runner charts dog's 5k progress in morning routineโผ# running # 5k # fitness # Lumi This is just a representation of how my morning runs with our dog is progressing I eant
A runner is tracking daily 5k morning runs with their dog, Lumi, sharing progress charts to see whether the dog's average pace improves over time, just as it would for a human training regularly. The post is being shared within running and fitness communities online.
- 8Photographer Elizaveta Porodina Turns Her Lens to InsectsโPhotographer Elizaveta Porodina Turns Her Luminous Lens to Insects https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2026/10/elizaveta-poro
Photographer Elizaveta Porodina, known for her luminous fashion and portrait work, has unveiled a new series focused on insects. The images apply her signature glowing, dreamlike style to the miniature world of bugs, and the project is drawing attention in art and photography circles.
- 99/11 Victims Hope New Records Shed Light on Saudi Roleโผ25 years later, 9/11 victims hope newly uncovered records will help illuminate Saudis' alleged role
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, victims and their families are hoping newly uncovered records will clarify allegations of Saudi Arabia's involvement in the plot. The reports revive long-running questions about the kingdom's alleged connections to the hijackers and renew calls from survivors for transparency and accountability.
- 10Chalkboard Cocktail Recipe Plaque Trending in Home Bar DecorโผBAR SIGNS Cocktail Recipe Poster โ Chalkboard Style Aluminium Plaque, 20x30cm, For Home Bar Decor
A chalkboard-style aluminium plaque, 20x30cm, listing cocktail recipes is being marketed as home bar decor under the BAR SIGNS label. The item is aimed at people outfitting home bars, offering a decorative shortcut for serving classic drinks without needing to memorise recipes.
- 11PrintNC DIY Steel-Frame CNC Cutter Gains AttentionโDIY CNC, PrintNC Metal Cutter: Steel-Frame, LinuxCNC, Aluminium Milling
A DIY CNC build called PrintNC, a steel-frame metal cutter running LinuxCNC controller software, is drawing a large audience with demonstrations of aluminium milling on a homemade machine. The project shows hobbyists can cut and mill metal at home without commercial equipment. Viewers are discussing the build's affordability and its potential for home workshops and small-scale fabrication.
- 12Norsk Hydro Flags More Damage From Gas Shortage at Brazil Alumina PlantโNorsk Hydro Expects Further Hit From Gas Supply Challenges at Brazilian Alumina Plant https://www.wsj.com/finance/commod
Norwegian aluminium producer Norsk Hydro says its Alunorte alumina refinery in Brazil faces a further financial hit from ongoing natural gas supply problems in the country. The company had already warned of impacts from constrained gas deliveries, and now expects additional costs or production losses as the shortage persists. Investors and commodity markets are watching how the disruption affects alumina and aluminium supply.
- 13Gibbous Moon Photographed Over Sweden's Rugged PeaksโผThe gibbous phase of the Moon occurs when the lunar surface appears more than half illuminated but is not yet fully circ
Skywatchers are sharing images of the gibbous Moon, the lunar phase in which more than half of the surface is illuminated but the disc is not yet full. One striking photograph shows the phase hanging above the rugged mountain peaks of Sweden, illustrating the interplay between terrestrial topography and celestial mechanics that makes such alignments popular with photographers.
- 14Apple and ShiftCam unveil iPhone ProRig camera cageโApple and ShiftCam have unveiled the new iPhone ProRig system. This professional aluminum camera cage brings cinematic a
Apple and ShiftCam have unveiled the iPhone ProRig system, a professional aluminum camera cage that brings cinematic accessories to iPhone Pro users. The rig is aimed at mobile filmmakers and content creators who want a more robust setup for shooting video. The product is being funded through Kickstarter, and early reaction online is focused on what it means for iPhone-based cinematography.
- 15A perfect morning 5k run with Lumi the dogโ# running # 5k # fitness # Lumi Just about the most perfect morning run for a dog. # RunningSky # runsky # FitnessSky Cr
A runner completed a 5k morning run alongside their dog, Lumi, describing it as just about the most perfect morning run for a dog. The post was shared with fitness and running community hashtags, drawing attention from fellow runners who appreciate getting their pets out on early training runs.
- 16Candlelit haunted Wurlitzer concert announced with Ian FraserโผIllumination - A Haunted Concert by Candlelight featuring Ian Fraser & The Biggest Little Wurlitzer Organ
A theatrical concert billed as 'Illumination - A Haunted Concert by Candlelight' is being promoted, featuring organist Ian Fraser performing on what is described as The Biggest Little Wurlitzer Organ. The event combines Halloween-style haunted atmosphere with candlelight and theatre organ music, a format that has grown popular in recent years as venues seek atmospheric live experiences.
- 17Ugandan superhero film Wakaliga Uganda draws critical attentionโผWakaliga Uganda review โ a blistering superhero movie with hardboiled cops and a nefarious โgirl with a voluminous bumโ
A new review by The Guardian covers Wakaliga Uganda, the superhero film from Uganda's low-budget Wakaliwood studio, describing it as blistering fare complete with hardboiled cops and a colourful villain described as a 'girl with a voluminous bum'. The write-up highlights the film's wild energy and outlandish characters, adding to international curiosity about Uganda's DIY movie scene.
- 18Autumn macro shots from Nova Scotia captured on Panasonic LUMIX G85โ๐ธ : Panasonic LUMIX G85 โณ๏ธ : 2026-10-03 โโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโ #nature #wilderness #ma
A photographer is sharing close-up nature images taken in Nova Scotia, Canada, using a Panasonic LUMIX G85 camera. The pictures, dated 3 October 2026, show autumn leaves, raindrops and forest scenes, and are tagged with nature and macro photography hashtags. The posts are drawing modest attention from photography and nature enthusiasts.
- 19Pollution may dim the deep sea's bioluminescent lifeโ"More plastic, less glow? Pollution threatens deep seaโs bioluminescent life, experts warn" # Pollution # Environment ht
Scientists are warning that plastic pollution and other contaminants could interfere with bioluminescent organisms in the deep ocean, potentially dulling the light-based signals many species rely on to hunt, mate and defend themselves. The concern adds a new dimension to worries about marine debris, as researchers say rising pollution in deep waters threatens one of the planet's most widespread forms of communication among living things.
- 20Russian region imposes quarantines after worker dies of plagueโAn aluminum factory and multiple hospitals in Russia's Irkutsk Oblast have instituted preventative measures, including q
An aluminum factory and several hospitals in Russia's Irkutsk Oblast have introduced preventative measures, including quarantines and mask mandates, after a laboratory worker died of plague. Russian officials and media reported the death and the response on October 4, with authorities moving to contain any possible spread of the disease in the Siberian region.
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An art show titled Untitled is taking place at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston. The Houston Press reported on the exhibition, highlighting how the works light up the venue. Beyond the event itself, no further details about the artists, organizers or public reaction are available at this time.
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A Polish startup has won the $1 million top prize at the Luminate NY competition in Rochester, New York. The accelerator program, focused on optics, photonics and imaging technologies, awards funding to help winners scale and establish operations in the region. The win highlights growing international interest in the competition and Poland's expanding startup scene.
- 23Car fans debate red rear lights as cheap-lookingโIDOTH: Red illuminations on the back of cars look cheap and tacky https:// feddit.uk/post/56291718
A discussion is circulating among car enthusiasts arguing that red illumination on the backs of cars looks cheap and tacky. The post, shared on a Feddit forum, uses the shorthand 'IDOTH' โ apparently 'I don't like the way those headlights' or a similar complaint format โ to invite others to share unpopular car design opinions. Reaction so far is minimal, with the post drawing little engagement, but it fits a running genre of threads griping about modern automotive styling choices.
- 24Germany eyes 600kt of aluminium in solar panel wasteโผGermanyโs next big aluminium recycling prospect lies in 600kt of solar PV waste
Germany is looking at an emerging recycling opportunity in solar photovoltaic waste, with an estimated 600 kilotonnes of discarded panels containing recoverable aluminium. As the country's early solar installations reach end of life, industry observers point to aluminium recycling from PV waste as a significant prospect, alongside the broader challenge of building collection and processing capacity for decommissioned panels.
- 25Surreal self-portrait art post gains attention onlineโim whats wrong with me # photooftheday # art # lumix # lumixg9 # abstract # surreal # surrealism # dreams
An artist shared a surreal, abstract self-reflective photograph tagged 'im whats wrong with me', shot on a Panasonic Lumix G9 and framed as photo of the day. The piece plays on dream imagery and surrealism, turning an inward, confessional phrase into visual art. It is drawing small but positive engagement from art and photography audiences.
- 26Roomful of Teeth opens IlluminArts season in MiamiโผRoomful of Teeth opens IlluminArts season with vocal audacity, compelling music
Grammy-winning vocal ensemble Roomful of Teeth opened the IlluminArts music season in South Florida with a program praised for its vocal boldness and compelling repertoire. The performance drew a positive review from South Florida Classical Review, which highlighted the group's adventurous approach to extended vocal techniques and its ability to bring contemporary choral works vividly to life.
- 27White Sox aggressive baserunning in spotlight after Game 1โผGame 1 bang-bang play illuminates White Sox aggressive strategy on bases
The Chicago White Sox's aggressive approach on the basepaths took center stage during Game 1, highlighted by a close bang-bang play that underscored the team's willingness to take risks running the bases. The play has drawn attention to how the club's strategy on the bases could shape the rest of the series, with fans and analysts weighing whether the aggression will pay off or prove costly.
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Paris Fashion Week is once again drawing global attention as designers, models and celebrities descend on the French capital for the season's runway shows. Coverage highlights the event's role in setting fashion trends and celebrating Paris's enduring status as the world's style capital, with collections and spectacle taking center stage.
- 29Luminator launches AI-based transit shelter monitoring systemโผLuminator launches AI-based Transit Environment Intelligence for bus stop and shelter monitoring
Luminator has introduced Transit Environment Intelligence, an AI-based system for monitoring bus stops and shelters. The technology is aimed at giving transit operators real-time insight into conditions at stops, supporting maintenance and passenger safety. The announcement was reported by Sustainable Bus, a publication covering sustainable public transport, and highlights growing use of artificial intelligence in transit infrastructure.
- 30Polish photonics startup wins $1M Luminate NY prizeโผPolish photonics startup wins $1M Luminate NY top prize
A Polish photonics startup has taken the top prize at the Luminate NY accelerator competition in Rochester, New York, winning $1 million. The award, reported by the Rochester Business Journal, highlights the growing international reach of the optics and photonics competition, which funds early-stage companies developing light-based technologies.
- 31Wakaliga Uganda's superhero film wins rave reviewsโWakaliga Uganda review โ a blistering superhero movie with hardboiled cops and a nefarious โgirl with a voluminous bumโ
Wakaliga Uganda, the Ugandan film-making collective, has released a new superhero movie led by a young man possessed by the spirit of a mythical Buganda warrior. A review in the Guardian by Ben Eastham calls it a blistering film, praising its hardboiled cops and colourful characters, drawing international attention to the group's low-budget, explosive style of action cinema.
- 32Aughinish Alumina seeks support amid EU review of Russia exportsโผAughinish Alumina seeks support as EU reviews Russia-bound alumina exports
Aughinish Alumina, which operates a major alumina refinery in Ireland, is asking for support as the European Union reviews alumina exports bound for Russia. The company fears the tightening of sanctions policy could affect its business, and is lobbying for its interests while Brussels weighs further restrictions on trade with Russia in the aluminium and alumina sector.
- 33Albert Bloch and the Blue Rider speak to an age of anxietyโผAlbert Bloch and the Blue Rider illuminate our own age of anxiety
A new article examines the work of American painter Albert Bloch and his ties to Der Blaue Reiter, the German Expressionist group he joined in the early 20th century. The piece argues that the emotional intensity and unsettled spirit of Bloch's paintings resonate strongly with today's climate of uncertainty and anxiety, drawing parallels between the turbulence of the pre-World War One era and the present moment.
- 34Light Show at St. Patrick's Cathedral to Fund Historic Pipe Organ RestorationโLUMINISCENCE at St. Patrickโs Cathedral: A Light Show to Save the Churchโs Historic Pipe Organ
St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York is hosting LUMINISCENCE, an immersive light show inside the landmark church, with proceeds aimed at restoring its historic pipe organ. The event pairs projections and music with a fundraising cause for one of the cathedral's most significant musical instruments. It stands out for transforming a house of worship into a cultural venue while drawing public attention to the costly upkeep of heritage church artifacts.
- 35Southern-set 'Measure for Measure' praised in new reviewโผReview | A โMeasure for Measureโ set in the American South illuminates Shakespeare anew
A new staging of Shakespeare's 'Measure for Measure' transposed to the American South is drawing attention after a review in The Washington Post, which argues that the setting illuminates the play anew. Critics and theatre audiences are discussing how relocating the problem play to the American South reframes its themes of justice, authority, hypocrisy and mercy.
- 36Edie Brickell on why Dallas traffic has gotten so badโEdie Brickell illuminates us on why people drive like crazy here now. She's 100% right! Music sounds fun too. Edie Brick
Musician Edie Brickell, in an interview touching on her Dallas roots, a new band and what she calls 'World Famous Pets', says she was shocked by how congested Central Expressway has become, arguing the city's rapid growth explains why people now drive so aggressively. Readers are agreeing with her take and enjoying the music that comes with it.
- 37Israeli Airstrikes Hit Mansouri in Southern Lebanonโ๐ด Airstrike | 7/10 ๐ฑ๐ง ๐ฎ๐ฑ Israeli airstrikes in Mansouri Israeli forces deployed illumination flares and conducted airstr
Israeli forces carried out airstrikes on the town of Mansouri in Lebanon, deploying illumination flares over the area before striking. The incident is part of the ongoing exchange of fire between Israel and Hezbollah-linked targets in southern Lebanon, which has continued despite international pressure for a lasting ceasefire. Observers are tracking the strikes as a sign that cross-border hostilities have not eased.
- 38Luminate startup finals award $1 million to Rochester entrepreneursโผLuminate startup finals at Rochester Riverside Convention Center awards $1 million to local entrepreneurs
The Luminate startup competition held its finals at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center, awarding $1 million to local entrepreneurs. The cash prizes support early-stage companies in the Rochester region, and the event brings founders, investors and community leaders together. It highlights Rochester's ongoing effort to build its reputation as a hub for startup growth and innovation.
- 39A7 Radio promotes a musical travel mix onlineโ๐ด Une balade musicale lumineuse ? โ ๏ธ https:// a7productions.blogspot.com/p/7 -radio-100-mix.html # World # Travel # Voya
A7 Productions is promoting a new music mix on its webradio A7 Radio, describing it as a luminous musical journey. The post links to the mix hosted on the production company's blog and tags it with themes of travel, photography and music, aimed at French-speaking listeners interested in world travel content.
- 40Autumn sun and shop day in Quebec's Estrie regionโShop day ๐คธโโ๏ธ Soleil d'hier pour illuminer ajd ๐ J'espรจre que vous aurez une magnifique journรฉe ! # automne # jaune # fa
A resident of the Estrie region in Quebec shared photos of yesterday's autumn sunshine, saying they wanted its golden light to brighten the day ahead, alongside a shopping day. The post carries hashtags about fall, yellow foliage, nature and forest photography, and wishes followers a beautiful day. It is a light seasonal update rather than news.