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- 1George Russell wins Azerbaijan Grand Prix ahead of Verstappen●Russell denies Verstappen in Azerbaijan GP punctuated by two safety cars George Russell ended a barren run without F1 vi
George Russell ended his winless run in Formula 1 by taking victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, beating Max Verstappen by just 0.196 seconds. The race was disrupted by two safety car periods, which shaped the strategy and kept the field tightly bunched to the finish. Fans and pundits are debating the late-race tactics and Russell's first win of the campaign.
- 2First Nations football player connects with university coaches online●“I just reached out to a bunch of coaches at these (university) programs. I was reaching out on social media platforms,
A First Nations football player describes recruiting himself by messaging coaches at university programs directly through social media, sending highlight film and receiving responses. The story highlights how Indigenous athletes are using online tools to reach university and Canadian football opportunities, including pathways toward programs such as the University of Toronto and the CFL.
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Fans are tracking the AFC North standings after Cleveland climbed to 3-1 following a 1-2 start that had been labelled a disaster. Offensive coordinator Todd Monken pointed to sharper preparation as the catalyst for the turnaround. With Baltimore and the rest of the division back on an even playing field after Week 3, all four teams remain tightly bunched early in the season.
- 4OpenAI Draws Anger From Mathematicians Over Unsolved Problem Solutions●OpenAI Is Pissing Off a Bunch of Mathematicians—Again “There's a perception of mobster behavior” from leading AI compani
OpenAI is preparing to release more than 100 purported solutions to unsolved mathematical problems, and many mathematicians are unhappy about it. One mathematician told WIRED there is a perception of mobster behavior among leading AI companies. Critics question the validity of the claimed solutions and the company's approach to announcing them, reviving earlier tensions between the AI firm and the math community.
- 5German football criticized as 'mid' like Italy●Germany is slowly becoming like Italy. Bunch of mid players
A claim circulating online argues that Germany is slowly becoming like Italy when it comes to football, describing both national sides as consisting of merely average, 'mid' players rather than genuine stars. The remark taps into ongoing debate about the decline of once-dominant European national teams and the lack of world-class talent coming through.
- 6CJRB Knives Heavily Discounted for Prime Day▼A Bunch of CJRB’s Best Knives Are Selling Well Below Retail for Prime Day
Gear Patrol reports that a wide selection of CJRB pocket knives, one of the most popular budget EDC knife brands, are on sale well below their usual retail prices during Amazon's Prime Day event. The deals cover several of the brand's best-reviewed models, making it a notable moment for knife and everyday-carry enthusiasts looking to buy. Shoppers are being urged to act quickly since Prime Day discounts are typically time-limited.
- 7A Bunch of Designers opens Le Marais pop-up for Paris Fashion Week▼A Bunch of Designers launches three-week pop-up in Le Marais alongside Paris Fashion Week
A Bunch of Designers has launched a three-week pop-up space in Le Marais, timed to run alongside Paris Fashion Week. The project, associated with luxury group Richemont, gives designers a temporary retail presence in one of Paris's most visited shopping districts during the city's busiest fashion period.
- 8OpenAI faces fresh anger from mathematicians●OpenAI Is Pissing Off a Bunch of Mathematicians--Again https://www.wired.com/story/openai-is-pissing-off-a-bunch-of-math
OpenAI has again drawn criticism from parts of the mathematics community, according to a Wired report on the company's latest clash with mathematicians. The word 'again' points to a recurring pattern of friction between the AI company and researchers in the field, though the specific details of the dispute are not outlined in the material available here.
- 9Reader solves choice paralysis by juggling several books at once●I find it hard to decide what to read, so I read a bunch of books at the same time. Nota bene: it doesn't mean I read at
A reader has shared his approach to indecision over what to read next: instead of picking one title, he keeps several books going simultaneously. He stresses that reading multiple books at once does not mean reading quickly — quite the opposite. He began James Joyce's Ulysses in February and is still working through it.
- 10Gardener digs coir and biochar into sandy soil●I’m typically no-dig, but as i plant beds this year, i’ve been digging a bunch of coir and biochar into my very sandy so
A gardener who normally follows no-dig methods says they have been digging coir and biochar into very sandy beds this year, after compost and mulch alone failed to hold nutrients and water. They report a significant improvement in the amended beds. The account highlights how sandy soils can force even no-dig growers to adapt, and biochar's water and nutrient retention is drawing interest among home gardeners.
- 11Ruddy Turnstones Forage Along Hunstanton Beach●A Ruddy Turnstone Turning Over Stones On The Beach A bunch of them were turning over things on Hunstanton Beach to see i
Birdwatchers in Norfolk are sharing photographs of ruddy turnstones flipping over stones and debris on Hunstanton Beach as the small wading birds search for grubs to eat. The images have drawn warm appreciation from nature and wildlife photography enthusiasts, who praise the birds' distinctive feeding behaviour along the Norfolk coast.
- 12Biology trip finds cave critters and meets all objectives●A bunch of critters from a recent biology trip! We accomplished all objectives which is rare and nice. See alt text for
Participants on a recent biology field trip report spotting several cave-dwelling invertebrates, including a dipluran (Litocampa), a millipede (Scoterpes), and a harvestman (Tolus). They say the trip accomplished all of its objectives, which they describe as rare, and shared photos with identification notes. The post is drawing small but friendly engagement from nature and cave biology enthusiasts.
- 13Weekly monster movie watch party screens 1959 haunted house classic●Folks, it is now an hour-ish until # MONSTERDON the weekly monster movie watch party. If you want to avoid a bunch of go
The weekly Monsterdon watch party is gathering again, with participants counting down to a group screening of House on Haunted Hill (1959), the William Castle horror classic starring Vincent Price. Viewers watch together and post live reactions under a shared hashtag, while others are reminded they can filter the hashtag if they want to avoid the flood of jokes and commentary.
- 14Home Cook Turns Softening Vegetables Into Beef Stir-Fry▼got a bunch of fresh veg that need using up cuz they’re on the turn, so… stir-fry it is. with some steak sliced nice and
A home cook is using up vegetables on the turn by making a stir-fry with thinly sliced steak. They note the limits of home cooking without a gas stove or wok, planning to approximate restaurant-style results with a large cast iron pan. It is a typical everyday cooking post about reducing food waste with an improvised weeknight meal.
- 15Artist shares batch of gesture sketches online●A bunch of gesture scribbles... # Art # Sketch # Anthro # MastoArt
An artist who goes by Tealfuleyes has posted a set of quick gesture drawings, described as scribbles, on Mastodon's art-focused instance. The sketches are tagged under art, sketch and anthro categories and are being shared and liked within the MastoArt community, which regularly circulates work-in-progress pieces like these.
- 16Reader finishes six quick sci-fi books in one week▼i've read 6 # books so far this week! a bunch of quick little # scifi ones! hopefully next week i'll start some of the #
A reader reports finishing six books in a single week, mostly short science fiction titles, and plans to move on to the philosophy books on their to-be-read pile next week. The post is aimed at the online book community, where readers regularly share reading progress and recommendations.
- 17BBC criticised over France student report coverage●And why isn’t on the news on the BBC? The report from France this morning was about a bunch of young white French studen
A complaint is circulating that the BBC's morning report from France focused on young white French students complaining about overcrowded classrooms, with critics asking why the story received little prominence on BBC news. The remark reflects broader frustration among some viewers with what they see as selective editorial choices in the broadcaster's international coverage.
- 18Critics mock Europe's push for cheap electric cars●🌍 # Europe thinks it can save the world by stacking a bunch of cheap # electric # cars like # Jenga blocks. 🚗💸 Apparentl
Europe is being criticised online for promoting cheap electric vehicles as a major climate solution. Commenters are sarcastically dismissing claims of a sevenfold increase in electric car uptake, arguing the targets are exaggerated and that battery-powered cars are being oversold as a way to save the planet. The exchange reflects wider scepticism about the EU's electric vehicle ambitions and whether aggressive adoption targets are realistic or genuinely effective against climate change.
- 19Best tech deals under $25 for October Prime Day●📰 The best deals under $25 during October Prime Day You could spend a lot on gadgets in our main October Prime Day round
The Verge has published a roundup of the best deals under $25 available during Amazon's October Prime Day event. The piece complements the outlet's main gadget roundup, arguing that shoppers can pick up a bunch of inexpensive items for the same price as one or two bigger buys. Bargain hunters are browsing the list for cheap accessories and small gadgets during the sale.
- 20Basil harvest inspires flatbread pizza and gremolata experiments▼Potted basil is growing very well and we can hardly keep up! Today I used up leftover flatbread and a bunch of the basil
Home cooks are sharing ways to use up an abundant potted basil crop. One cook turned leftover flatbread and fresh basil into pizza, and is planning to try gremolata variations that use basil instead of the usual parsley. The posts highlight simple seasonal cooking and ideas for making the most of thriving herb plants at home.
- 21Fan ranks the Tales series with Xillia 2, Graces f and Abyss on top●My updated Tales tier list. Xillia 2, Graces f, and Abyss remain undefeated. Still have Tempest, Destiny 2, and Innocenc
A fan of the Tales JRPG series has published an updated tier list of the games, ranking Tales of Xillia 2, Tales of Graces f and Tales of the Abyss as the best of the bunch. The player says they still have to finish Tales of the Tempest, Destiny 2 and Innocence R, and expects to skip the most obscure Japanese-only spinoffs.
- 22Denver Pioneers Third After First Round at Ron Moore Intercollegiate▼Pioneers Third After Round One at Ron Moore Intercollegiate
The University of Denver Pioneers women's golf team sits in third place after the opening round of the Ron Moore Intercollegiate. The tournament, hosted by Denver, draws collegiate programs from around the country. The Pioneers will look to climb the leaderboard when the second round gets underway, with individual and team standings still tightly bunched.
- 23FIU program helps children overcome debilitating social anxiety●FIU's Brave Bunch helps children overcome the anxiety that makes speaking feel impossible
Florida International University's Brave Bunch program is helping young children overcome selective mutism, an anxiety disorder that makes speaking in social settings feel impossible. Through structured group sessions, clinicians gradually coach children to practice speaking with adults and peers, building confidence step by step. The program highlights growing attention to early treatment of childhood anxiety disorders.
- 24Commenters say Trump's crypto image has flipped from hero to scam●“Trump was the hero in # crypto *a couple of years ago, & now it’s like the exact opp -already has a branding of ‘it’s j
Trump was once celebrated by the crypto community, but some commentators now say his reputation in the sector has reversed, with the industry increasingly branded as 'a bunch of scams and scammers'. Critics argue that the president's own involvement in crypto ventures reinforces exactly what people dislike, souring supporters who once saw him as a champion of digital assets.
- 25Brady Bunch Hawaii episode locations revisited, then and now●The Brady Bunch touring Hawaii! More Brady Bunch at my filming locations website https:// chrisbungostudios.com/quickpre
A filming locations enthusiast has compared the Hawaiian settings used in the 1972 Brady Bunch episode 'Hawaii Bound' with how the same spots look today, sharing side-by-side then-and-now imagery. The nostalgia project highlights how little — or how much — the locations have changed over five decades, and points fans to a website collecting more Brady Bunch filming sites.
- 26Rain-kissed flower photos brighten Sunday feeds●A whole bunch of vibrant blooms, with raindrops, to brighten up your Sunday. . # flowers # fleurs # photography # photog
Photography lovers are sharing close-up images of colourful flowers covered in raindrops to mark Sunday. The 'Silent Sunday' tradition invites people to post a single picture with little or no text, and contributors are adding flower and nature tags in English and French. The images are being shared as a quiet, cheerful way to start the day.
- 27Ben Shapiro slams UK for bailing terrorism suspects▼Ben Shapiro. . The UK just released a bunch of terrorism suspects on bail. Yes, things are going well in the Islamic Marxist Republic of Great Britain.
US conservative commentator Ben Shapiro criticized British authorities after terrorism suspects were reportedly released on bail, mockingly calling the country the 'Islamic Marxist Republic of Great Britain'. His remarks are fueling online debate about UK counterterrorism policy and judicial decisions, with supporters backing his criticism of Britain's handling of terror cases and others dismissing the rhetoric as inflammatory exaggeration.
- 28Chicago White Sox advance in the playoffs●Congrats to The Chicago White Sox for advancing in the playoffs. Fearless young bunch of ball players who just go get it
The Chicago White Sox have moved on to the next round of the baseball playoffs, and fans are praising the team's young roster. Commentators describe the squad as a fearless group of young players who play with energy and are entertaining to watch as they chase a deeper postseason run.
- 29Home cooks swap ideas for using up lots of dill●I succumbed to dill at the farmers market again. What do you make when faced with an enormous bunch of dill? Help me eat
A cook bought an enormous bunch of dill at a farmers market and asked others for recipes to use it up quickly before it spoils, sharing favourite dishes such as a Northern Thai pumpkin soup. Replies and suggestions are circulating as people trade their own go-to ways to use large amounts of fresh herbs.
- 30Rain hits F1 race as fans urge FIA to let drivers race●Oh wait, I was a few minutes behind on the live show, the rain is really coming down now! Don't be a bunch of wimps FIA
Heavy rain is falling at a Formula 1 race, with fans watching the live broadcast noting the conditions are deteriorating quickly. Some spectators are calling on the FIA and its stewards not to suspend or red-flag the session, urging officials to 'let the drivers drive' rather than halt the race for safety reasons.
- 31Apple TV adds batch of free classic movies▼Apple TV just added a bunch of free classic movies, here’s everything new
Apple TV has added a collection of free classic movies to its service, expanding the no-cost viewing options available on the platform. The update covers a range of older titles that users can stream without an additional purchase. Apple has not issued a detailed announcement, but the refreshed catalogue is drawing attention from subscribers browsing for classic films.
- 32Anger Grows Over Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton●Ken Paxton is the worst piece of shit in a bunch of horrible Republican candidates. If you want to vote Republican, I ho
Criticism of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is circulating among Democratic-leaning social media users, with one widely shared post calling him the worst of the Republican candidates and suggesting Republicans would be happier in authoritarian countries like Russia, China or Iran. Hashtags calling for his indictment and backing progressive candidate James Talarico accompany the attacks as Texas politics heat up.
- 33Short incremental games gaining fans for quick dopamine hits▼I am so into short incremental games lately. I'm a big fan of the constant dopamine, haha!! A bunch I recommend: 🩵 Digse
Players are recommending a wave of short incremental games, praising the steady reward loop that keeps them hooked. Titles being shared include Digseum, My Life as an Archaeologist, Magic Archery, Tower Wizard, Chef Knight, Screensaver Idle, Shelldiver and Budgie's Bug Shop, with fans swapping favourites and encouraging others to try the bite-sized idle genre.
- 34Apple TV adds batch of free classic movies●Apple TV just added a bunch of free classic movies, here’s everything new Apple TV keeps adding new batches of classic m
Apple TV has added 13 classic films to its service at no extra cost for subscribers, continuing a monthly tradition of refreshing its free catalog at the start of the month. The move gives subscribers another reason to browse older titles, and tech outlets are listing the full lineup of newly available movies.
- 35Mamdani hires retail experts to design NYC city-owned grocery markets●Mayor Mamdani just hired a bunch of 'grocery store nerds' to design NYC's city-owned markets https://www.fastcompany.com
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has brought in branding and grocery retail specialists to help design the city-owned public markets promised during his campaign. The initiative is part of his plan to lower food costs by having the city run its own grocery stores, with the newly hired experts shaping the stores' layout, branding and customer experience.
- 36Cycling pickup line about drafting in the peloton gains attention●Beliebter Flirtspruch ❤️ unter Sportlern: «Sind wir gerade im Peloton? Weil ich eindeutig Anschluss suche.» 🚴 # sport #
A playful German-language flirt line aimed at cyclists and other athletes is circulating: 'Are we in a peloton? Because I'm clearly looking for a connection.' The joke plays on cycling terminology, where 'Anschluss' means both a romantic connection and keeping contact with the bunch. It comes from a collection of sports-themed pickup lines and is being shared for fun among fitness fans.
- 37Zach Bauchou fires career-low 62 to lead Bank of Utah Championship●Zach Bauchou posts career-low 62, takes one-shot lead over eight players in birdie fest at Bank of Utah Championship
Zach Bauchou shot a career-best 62 to take a one-shot lead over eight players after the opening round of the Bank of Utah Championship. With low scoring across the field in what was described as a birdie fest, eight players sit just one stroke behind, setting up a crowded leaderboard heading into the next round.
- 38Will Bunch attacks elite pundits over anti-Trump criticism●Will Bunch: "This nonsense rekindled a fire that’s been smoldering since the summer among a certain crowd — six-figure-s
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Will Bunch is drawing attention for a sharply worded critique of affluent liberal commentators, accusing them of dismissiveness toward grassroots discontent that has been building since the summer. He argues that well-paid pundits who call Trump 'uncouth' and pride themselves on mainstream liberalism are out of touch with the anger now reigniting within their own circles.
- 39Lincoln Educational Leads Education Services Stocks in Q2 Earnings●Consumer Discretionary - Education Services Stocks Q2 Earnings: Lincoln Educational (NASDAQ:LINC) Best of the Bunch
Lincoln Educational Services (NASDAQ:LINC) delivered the strongest second-quarter results among consumer discretionary education services stocks, according to a sector earnings roundup. The for-profit trade school operator outperformed peers in the group, drawing attention from investors tracking education services companies this earnings season. Coverage of the sector's quarterly results has highlighted LINC as the standout performer of the bunch.