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    Girkin warns of 'terrible future' for Russia after Putin●1/ Igor 'Strelkov' Girkin warns that Russia inevitably faces a "terrible future" after Putin, with the possibility of "s𝕏xRUWorldPolitics3.3K4 d ago

    Igor 'Strelkov' Girkin, the former Russian militant and Kremlin critic currently imprisoned, has warned that Russia inevitably faces a 'terrible future' after Vladimir Putin. He claimed the country risks disintegrating and falling into the hands of figures like the late Yevgeny Prigozhin, whom he described as 'sullen, cocaine-addicted gangsters with sadistic, perverted tendencies.'

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    Bill Gates calls for US regulation of artificial intelligence▼https://www. theguardian.com/us-news/2026/s ep/27/bill-gates-artificial-intelligence-kristen-welker . "Bill Gates has caMmastodonTechnology43 d ago

    Bill Gates has urged US legislators and law enforcement to regulate the development of artificial intelligence, saying in a television interview with Kristen Welker that oversight is needed. The comments are drawing attention as debate intensifies over how far governments should go in policing AI development.

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    North America's largest wildlife overpass cuts collisions by 91%●Largest wildlife overpass in North America reduced wildlife collision by 91%YhnEnvironmentWildlife1055 d ago

    North America's largest wildlife overpass has reportedly reduced animal-vehicle collisions by 91% since opening. The crossing allows animals such as deer and elk to safely pass over a busy highway, protecting both wildlife and drivers. The striking result is drawing wide attention online, with many praising it as proof that wildlife infrastructure works and calling for similar projects elsewhere.

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    The UK prime minister has been asked about the possibility of Britain rejoining the European Union, prompting a sharp response that critics read as attempts to slip back in 'through the back door'. Polish media, including TVN24 and RMF24, are covering the exchange, fuelling renewed debate in Europe about future UK-EU relations years after Brexit.

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    Colorado wildlife fences cut I-25 collisions by 91%▼CDOT I-25 South Gap projects reduce wildlife collisions by 91%✉newsEnvironmentWildlife3 d ago

    Colorado transportation officials report that wildlife crossings and fencing installed along the I-25 South Gap corridor between Colorado Springs and the New Mexico line have reduced wildlife-vehicle collisions by 91%. The projects were built to protect migrating elk and deer herds that frequently crossed the busy highway. Local outlets are highlighting the figure as evidence the mitigation infrastructure is working, with drivers and conservation groups welcoming the safety results.

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    Greenland wildlife overpass cuts animal-vehicle collisions by 91%▼Greenland wildlife overpass has helped reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions by 91%✉newsEnvironmentWildlife3 d ago

    A wildlife overpass built at Greenland, in the Colorado Springs area, has reduced collisions between vehicles and wildlife by 91% since its construction, according to the Colorado Springs Gazette. The structure lets animals such as deer and elk cross the highway safely above traffic, protecting both drivers and animals along a busy corridor.

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    Reports in Italy say Ginevra Elkann is moving toward being appointed president of Juventus. The claim, attributed to transfer reporter Matteo Moretto and picked up by Calciomercato, would put a member of the Agnelli-family circle at the top of the Turin club. Details about timing or confirmation from Juventus have not been given.

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    Juventus shares fell 8.7% after the club announced a capital increase of up to 250 million euros. Chairman John Elkann, whose family holding Exor controls the club, is at the centre of the move, which investors read as a sign of financial strain. The sharp drop made the Turin club's finances a talking point in Italy.

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    Roosevelt elk bull photographed guarding territory during rut●Roosevelt elk bull keeping an eye on any undesirables on his patch during the rut season. Photo taken yesterday. # photoMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife632 d ago

    A wildlife photographer has shared a striking image of a Roosevelt elk bull watching over his territory during rutting season on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The photo, taken yesterday, captures the bull in a vigilant stance as the autumn rut puts him on high alert against rival males. Nature enthusiasts have been praising the shot and the island's rich wildlife.

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    Sports scientist explains how to fight muscle loss in old age●Im Alter schwindet die Muskelkraft. Außer, man arbeitet dagegen an. Sportwissenschaftler Stephan Geisler erklärt, wie daMmastodonHealthFitness31 h ago

    Sports scientist Stephan Geisler is explaining how older people can counteract the natural decline of muscle strength, saying regular strength training is the key even for those who dislike the gym. The advice, highlighted by Westdeutscher Rundfunk, stresses that muscle loss with age is not inevitable if people work against it through consistent exercise.

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    DaBaby Concert Announced to Benefit Old Dominion Athletics▼Elk Sports & Entertainment and JanDar Productions Announce DaBaby Concert to Benefit ODU Athletics Old Dominion Athletics, Elk Sports & Entertainment and JanDar Productions Announce DaBaby Concert to Benefit ODU Athletics✉newsSportSports18 h ago

    Elk Sports & Entertainment and JanDar Productions have announced a DaBaby concert benefiting Old Dominion University Athletics. The event, promoted in partnership with the ODU athletics department, will direct proceeds to support the university's athletic programs, though dates, venue and ticketing details have not been fully detailed in the initial announcement.

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    Elk and pronghorn embrace Colorado wildlife overpass▼Elk and pronghorn are proving Douglas County's wildlife bridge is working✉newsEnvironmentWildlife1 h ago

    Wildlife cameras and tracking show elk and pronghorn antelope are regularly using a wildlife overpass in Douglas County, Colorado, crossing safely over a busy roadway. The animals' adoption of the bridge is being cited as evidence that the structure is doing its job, reducing collisions and reconnecting habitat. It adds to growing US experience that wildlife crossings can successfully guide large mammals across highways.

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    Lafayette High Theatre gears up for 'Selkie' production▼Lafayette High Theatre prepares for ‘Selkie’✉newsCultureTheatre2 h ago

    Lafayette High Theatre is preparing to stage 'Selkie', according to the Oxford Eagle. The student theatre program at Lafayette High School is in rehearsals ahead of the show, though details on dates, cast and venue have not yet been widely shared. Local audiences in the Oxford, Mississippi area are watching for updates as the production takes shape.

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    Wildlife agencies are highlighting the importance of collared animals for management and research. Tracking collars allow biologists in places like Wyoming to follow migration patterns, population trends and habitat use, informing hunting quotas and conservation decisions. Officials stress that data from collared deer, elk and other species underpins sound wildlife management across the region.

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    Conservationists work to reconnect Greater Yellowstone wildlife habitat▼Reconnecting Greater Yellowstone, one fenceline at a time✉newsEnvironmentWildlife12 h ago

    Efforts are underway across the Greater Yellowstone region to remove and modify fencing so wildlife such as elk, pronghorn and deer can move more freely between seasonal habitats. The work, highlighted by Montana Free Press, frames fences as barriers to migration and stresses incremental fenceline projects as a way to restore connectivity across the ecosystem.

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    Ace Combat 8 Developer Apologises for Belkan War Pre-Order Backlash▼Ace Combat 8 Developer Apologises for Belkan War Pre-Order Backlash, Explains Why It Happened and Vows To Explore PossibMmastodonCultureGaming17 h ago

    The developer of Ace Combat 8: The Belkan War has issued an apology after a backlash over its pre-order bonus offering. The studio explained how the controversial decision came about and said it is exploring possible solutions to address fan concerns. The response has been picked up widely across gaming communities, where players continue to debate how pre-order incentives should be handled.

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    Thrift store elk gets handmade antlers in DIY restoration▼# woodworking # diy I got this rather sad looking elk at a local thrift store. And I thought, I'm going to make him a neMmastodonLifeHome & Garden81 d ago

    A woodworker shared a DIY project in which a worn elk figurine bought at a local thrift store was given a new lease on life. The owner crafted a fresh set of antlers and restored the figure to wholeness, showing off the finished product. The project is drawing appreciation for its creativity and the charm of rescuing secondhand objects.

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    Wildlife photographer shares bighorn ram images from Wyoming refuge●Bighorn ram at the National Elk Refuge, Wyoming. February, 2022. 📷 Fujifilm X-T3 + XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR 🎞 312MmastodonEnvironmentWildlife56 h ago

    A photographer has shared images of a bighorn ram taken at the National Elk Refuge in Wyoming in February 2022, shot on a Fujifilm X-T3 with a 100-400mm lens at 312mm, 1/500s, f/8 and ISO 500. The pictures are drawing attention from wildlife and photography enthusiasts, who are praising the close-up views of the sheep at the refuge.

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    Vinson & Elkins Hires Finance Lawyer from Simpson Thacher in New York▼Vinson & Elkins Adds Simpson Thacher Finance Lawyer in New York✉newsBusinessFinance3 d ago

    Law firm Vinson & Elkins has added a finance lawyer from Simpson Thacher to its New York office, according to Bloomberg Law. The lateral hire strengthens the firm's finance practice in one of its key markets. Details on the lawyer's name and role were not included in the initial report, but such moves between major US firms are closely watched in the legal industry.

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    Utah Wildlife Board Approves New Fishing and Elk Hunting Rules▼Utah Wildlife Board Approves Changes to Fishing Regulations, Elk Hunting Rules, and Conservation Permits✉newsEnvironmentWildlife4 d ago

    The Utah Wildlife Board has approved changes to the state's fishing regulations, elk hunting rules, and conservation permit system. The decisions will affect how anglers and hunters operate across Utah, with updated permit allocations and rule adjustments aimed at managing wildlife resources. Local outdoors outlets are reporting on the changes as hunters and anglers prepare for the upcoming seasons.

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    Oklahoma confirms sixth deer with chronic wasting disease▼State confirms 6th deer with Chronic Wasting Disease in Oklahoma✉newsEnvironmentWildlife2 h ago

    Oklahoma wildlife officials have confirmed the state's sixth case of chronic wasting disease in a deer, a fatal neurological illness affecting deer, elk and moose. The news is drawing attention from hunters and conservationists concerned about the disease's spread across the region and its potential impact on deer populations and hunting seasons.

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    Autumn arrives with a focus on the soothing herb geum●Nun ist Herbst. Zeit, sich um die wohltuende Wirkung der Nelkenwurz zu kümmern 🥰 https:// die-draussen-apotheke.de/compoMmastodonLifeHome & Garden36 h ago

    With autumn now beginning, herbal and garden enthusiasts are turning their attention to geum, known in German as Nelkenwurz, and its soothing effects. A newsletter from the outdoor apothecary project 'Natur bewusst machen' invites readers to learn about the plant's traditional uses as the gardening season winds down, tapping into seasonal interest in natural remedies and autumn garden care.

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    Federal lawsuit filed after inmate's dehydration death in Indiana jail▼Federal lawsuit filed after man with mental health conditions dies of dehydration in the Elkhart County Correctional Center✉newsHealthMental Health1 d ago

    A federal lawsuit has been filed after a man with mental health conditions died of dehydration while held at the Elkhart County Correctional Center in Indiana. The claim alleges the jail failed to meet his basic needs and provide adequate care, raising questions about medical oversight and treatment of inmates with mental illness at the facility.

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    DaBaby Concert to Benefit Old Dominion University Athletics Announced▼Old Dominion Athletics, Elk Sports & Entertainment and JanDar Productions Announce DaBaby Concert to Benefit ODU Athletics✉newsCultureEntertainment13 h ago

    Old Dominion University Athletics, together with Elk Sports & Entertainment and JanDar Productions, has announced a DaBaby concert that will raise money for ODU athletics programs. The collaboration pairs the university's sports department with concert promoters for a benefit show in Norfolk. Details on the date, venue and ticket sales had not been laid out in the announcement, which was shared by the athletics department.

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    Colorado Parks and Wildlife Seeks Public Input on Big Game Rules▼Colorado Parks and Wildlife seeks public input on potential big game regulations changes in Northwest Colorado✉newsEnvironmentWildlife1 d ago

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking the public for comment on possible changes to big game hunting regulations in Northwest Colorado. The agency is gathering input from hunters, landowners and residents as it considers updates to how elk, deer and other game are managed in the region. Comments will help shape recommendations before any regulatory changes move forward.

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    National Elk Refuge faces questions over elk feeding and water quality▼National Elk Refuge fields questions about what feeding elk could mean for Jackson Hole’s water✉newsEnvironmentWildlife3 d ago

    The National Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is answering public questions about how its practice of feeding elk each winter may be affecting local water. Concerns center on whether concentrated elk populations and feed areas could influence water quality in the valley, and officials have been addressing residents' questions about the environmental consequences of the long-running feeding program.

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    The part-time team winning three Wembley finals in a row●The part-timers who won three Wembley finals in a row https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c6y4z21xelk4o?at_medMmastodonSportSoccer11 d ago

    A part-time football club has won three consecutive finals at Wembley Stadium, a run highlighted in a BBC Sport feature on the team's remarkable history. The story celebrates how amateur players balancing day jobs have achieved sustained success on one of football's biggest stages, something even full-time professional clubs rarely manage.

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    DoeiDag event promotes digital independence from big tech●🥳 Op zondag 4 okt is het weer tijd voor # DoeiDag ✊ De dag waarop we elkaar inspireren met toffe tech die ons helpt om dMmastodonTechnologySoftware11 d ago

    DoeiDag returns on Sunday 4 October, an initiative where people share tools and tips to become less dependent on big tech companies. The gathering takes place from 13:00 to 16:30 at deWAR in Amersfoort, the Netherlands, with registration required. Organisers invite anyone interested in privacy-friendly technology and digital self-reliance to take part.

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    University Auto And Tire opens new location in Elkins▼University Auto And Tire opens location in Elkins✉newsBusiness1 d ago

    University Auto And Tire has opened a new location in Elkins, Arkansas, expanding its auto service footprint in the region. The announcement was reported by Talk Business & Politics, which covers business developments across the state. The opening gives Elkins residents a local option for automotive repair and tire services.

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    Conn Selmer Jazz Orchestra to play free Elkhart concert▼Free Conn Selmer Jazz Orchestra concert coming to The Lerner Theatre in Elkhart✉newsCultureTheatre2 d ago

    The Conn Selmer Jazz Orchestra will perform a free concert at The Lerner Theatre in Elkhart. The announcement gives local jazz fans a chance to see the ensemble at no cost, though details on the date, lineup and how to obtain tickets were not included in the initial report. Elkhart has strong ties to the musical instrument industry, making the Conn Selmer band a natural fit for the venue.

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    Drivers in Park City, Utah have struck deer on local roads, and an elk carcass has also been reported in the area, according to the Park Record. The incidents highlight the seasonal hazard of wildlife on roadways around the mountain community, where deer and elk regularly cross highways, particularly during darker winter hours.

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    Pokémon TCG Pocket launches Deluxepack: Mega expansion●Erweiterung „Deluxepack: Mega“ für Pokémon-Sammelkartenspiel-Pocket veröffentlicht Es wird noch einmal richtig MEGA! ZurMmastodonTechnologyMobile11 d ago

    The new Deluxepack: Mega expansion for Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket has been released on iOS and Android. Fans of the mobile collectible card game are picking up the new set, which brings Mega-themed cards to the app.

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    Elk-Kootenai Study Board Delays Draft Report on Coal Pollution●Elk-Kootenai Study Board Postpones Draft Report on Transboundary Coal Pollution✉newsEnvironment2 d ago

    The Elk-Kootenai Study Board has postponed release of its draft report on transboundary coal pollution affecting the Elk and Kootenai waterways that span the Montana-British Columbia border. The binational board, formed to investigate selenium and other contamination from coal mining, has not given a clear reason for the delay, leaving communities and tribes awaiting findings on water quality concerns.