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- 1Ladybug-Shaped Dough Pedas Draw Huge Live Audience●🐞 Unique Ladybug Dough Art Design | Naya Aate Ke Pede Design 🐞 #live
An Indian cooking channel is livestreaming the making of pedas, a traditional flour-and-sugar sweet, shaped and decorated as ladybugs. The unusual dough art design has attracted over 1.7 million likes, with viewers tuning in live to watch the colorful, insect-themed sweets being crafted and decorated in real time.
- 2Sudan's forgotten war: 55 health workers killed, hospitals destroyed●LA NOTIZIA: Sudan, la guerra dimenticata: 55 operatori sanitari uccisi e ospedali distrutti Quella in Sudan è una guerra
Sudan's civil war continues largely unnoticed by the international community, according to reports citing United Nations findings. At least 55 health workers have been killed and hospitals have been destroyed in the fighting, leaving the country's health system in ruins. The conflict, described as a forgotten war, is drawing renewed attention as aid groups warn of mounting civilian suffering amid global silence.
- 3Rich CEO Falls for Nasi Seller in Popular Story●Full Movie Book 1-5 | CEO Kaya Jatuh Cinta Kepada Pedagang Nasi
A complete compilation covering books 1 to 5 of a romance story about a wealthy CEO who falls in love with a nasi street vendor is drawing a large audience. The tale follows the unlikely pairing of a rich businessman and an ordinary food seller, a popular theme in Indonesian romance fiction. Readers are engaging heavily with the full-collection format, which lets them follow the whole story in one sitting.
- 4European journal spotlights dance and theatre pedagogy▼Behind the Scenes. Higher Education and Pedagogy in Dance, Theatre, and Performance across Europe ( European Journal of Theatre and Performance
The European Journal of Theatre and Performance is highlighting teaching and pedagogy in dance, theatre and performance at higher education institutions across Europe. The piece, titled 'Behind the Scenes', examines how performance disciplines are taught in universities and conservatoires on the continent. It has drawn attention among academics in literary and theatre research circles, who are discussing how European performance education is organised and evolving.
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A Princeton student newspaper column argues that artificial intelligence is now a permanent fixture in academic life, and that universities must redesign how they teach rather than trying to ban or ignore it. The piece calls for pedagogy to change so that learning remains meaningful in a world where students can readily use AI tools for their coursework.
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One-pedal driving lets electric vehicle drivers accelerate and slow down mostly using only the accelerator pedal, with regenerative braking slowing the car whenever the pedal is lifted. Explanatory coverage is walking through how the system works, why it maximizes energy recapture and range, and why some drivers love it while others need time to adjust. It is a standard feature in many modern EVs from brands like Tesla, Nissan and BMW.
- 7Commentator compares electromagnetic forces to bicycle generator●It is like pumping with the pedals into a bicycle generator. What you are feeling is the sum total of electromagnetic re
A physics commentator has argued that electromagnetic reaction forces work like pedalling a bicycle connected to a generator: the resistance you feel is the sum of those forces, illustrating how the physics of electricity and motion is meant to behave. The writer further claims that mainstream physics abandoned this way of understanding things in the early twentieth century, prompting debate over whether such classical intuitions still hold.
- 8Rivian's pedal-by-wire e-bike stranded after battery died●Interesting approach Someone ran Rivian’s pedal-by-wire e-bike out of battery and things got weird "Unlike a conventiona
A test of Rivian's ALSO TM-B e-bike showed what happens when the battery fully drains. Unlike conventional e-bikes, the TM-B uses a pedal-by-wire drivetrain, meaning pedaling does not mechanically drive the rear wheel. Once the battery died, the rider found the bike became difficult or strange to operate, raising questions about range anxiety and drivetrain design.