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Jets, Panthers, Packers Star in Friday’s Week 2 Preseason Highlights
sports3 days ago

Jets, Panthers, Packers Star in Friday’s Week 2 Preseason Highlights

NFL.com's Week 2 preseason Friday wrap highlights three games: the Jets beat the Steelers 17–0 behind Geno Smith’s sharp, efficient command on a 69-yard opening drive; the Panthers rolled the Jaguars 34–17 with Bryce Young looking poised and Jonathon Brooks scoring for Carolina; and the Packers edged the Broncos 33–13 as Jordan Love and Bo Nix delivered encouraging late-action play post-injury. The write-up also notes Broderick Jones’s early struggles for Pittsburgh and Jacksonville evaluating its backup RB depth with LeQuint Allen out and Ameer Abdullah stepping up.

via NFL.com|
#carolina-panthers#green-bay-packers#jacksonville-jaguars
Five Gentle Leg Moves to Boost Balance After 65
mind-body9 days ago

Five Gentle Leg Moves to Boost Balance After 65

A clinician-recommended at-home routine for adults over 65 replaces forward lunges with five balance-focused moves: Single-Arm Farmer’s Carry, Marching in Place progressing to Single-Leg Squats, Glute Bridge, Standing Calf Raises, and Standing Leg Raises. These exercises target core stability, hips, glutes, and ankle strength to improve dynamic balance, reduce fall risk, and support daily activities.

via Eat This Not That|
#aging#balance#fall-prevention
Cambridge Professor Resigns Amid Plagiarism Controversy
education19 days ago

Cambridge Professor Resigns Amid Plagiarism Controversy

University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday resigned with immediate effect amid a plagiarism row and a university inquiry prompted by new information about his qualifications and honorary appointments. Claims of plagiarism were raised by Nathan Cofnas, whom Arday accused of a campaign against him; Arday has admitted errors but says he is not a liar. Cambridge and Jesus College will continue their investigations under misconduct policies, while Arday says he plans to return to scholarship after time to heal.

via BBC|
#cambridge#education#investigation
Smartwatch links North Carolina murder-suicide to 911 call after 40th anniversary
crime22 days ago

Smartwatch links North Carolina murder-suicide to 911 call after 40th anniversary

A Wilmington, NC couple was found dead in what investigators classify as a murder-suicide; one of their smartwatches reportedly detected a fall and automatically called 911 after the couple had just celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. Authorities say the wife fatally shot her husband before taking her own life, and the case remains under active investigation.

via Fox News|
#couple#crime#investigation
Flagship KEF Speakers Lead This Week’s Hot-Gear Roundup
technology23 days ago

Flagship KEF Speakers Lead This Week’s Hot-Gear Roundup

Gear Patrol’s weekly roundup spotlights KEF’s LS Luxe as the new flagship wireless speaker, alongside PS Audio PMG S200 and S400 power amplifiers and Q Acoustics 3040c, plus a range of other audio gear including Orange’s Baby Terror amp, Twelve South Valet, Beyerdynamic DT 275 Pro headphones, Majority Stylo and Folio turntables, and DJI’s Osmo Pocket 4P gimbal.

via Gear Patrol|
#amplifiers#audio-gear#hi-fi
Western Pennsylvania patient joins GammaTile brain-implant trial after tumor removal
health1 month ago

Western Pennsylvania patient joins GammaTile brain-implant trial after tumor removal

A Beaver County man, Tony Parise, is among Western Pennsylvania’s first participants in a national Phase 3 trial of GammaTile, radioactive tiles implanted at brain-tumor surgery to deliver immediate radiation. The approach aims to reduce local recurrence and avoid delays in postoperative treatment, with AHN enrolling six patients and early results suggesting comparable safety to standard radiation.

via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette|
#brain-metastases#brain-tumor#clinical-trial
Jordan Evacuations Mark Escalation as Eighth Night of US-Iran Strikes Unfolds
middle-east1 month ago

Jordan Evacuations Mark Escalation as Eighth Night of US-Iran Strikes Unfolds

Eight nights into US-Iran strikes, Jordan evacuated its international airport and Aqaba seaport due to a credible threat, while the US pressed on with strikes on Iran and the IRGC; Iran’s side reported vessel accidents in the Strait of Hormuz as Gulf defenses were activated by Kuwait and Bahrain. The US State Department issued a worldwide traveler warning amid rising regional tensions, and other updates include Iran claiming to shoot down a US drone and Iran executing two men over January protests, signaling a broad, ongoing escalation in the region.

via The Jerusalem Post|
#gulf-states#iran#jordan
Brazil Court Forces Microsoft to Restore Xbox Account and Digital Library
technology1 month ago

Brazil Court Forces Microsoft to Restore Xbox Account and Digital Library

Brazilian court orders Microsoft to restore a hacked Xbox account and its digital library within 15 days, with penalties of 150 reais per day (capped at 1,500 reais) and a 2,000 reais (~$400) payment to the user; the case, brought with public defense under Brazil's consumer-protection framework, highlights protections for digital libraries when accounts are compromised.

via Engadget|
#brazil#digital-library#lawsuit
Dow tops 52,000 as SCOTUS rulings and Medicare drug coverage reshape markets
business1 month ago

Dow tops 52,000 as SCOTUS rulings and Medicare drug coverage reshape markets

Stock futures firmer with the Dow briefly clearing 52,000, led by Alphabet, as the Supreme Court limited Trump’s ability to fire some independent regulators but allowed removal of a Fed governor and ruled absentee ballots can be counted post‑Election Day. Medicare will start covering obesity drugs under Part D with about a $50 copay, potentially expanding GLP‑1 access, while regulators launch a pilot to speed reviews of domestic pharma manufacturing. Comcast spins off NBCUniversal and Sky, spurring M&A chatter about Charter. Waymo pauses rides in Phoenix for autonomous deliveries with DoorDash, as Uber seeks new AV partners. A Vanguard retirement study highlights a gender savings gap, underscoring ongoing market themes.

via CNBC|
#business#corporate-deals#healthcare
Last-minute Prime Day steals: three flagship Androids drop again in price
deals1 month ago

Last-minute Prime Day steals: three flagship Androids drop again in price

Prime Day is winding down, but three flagship Android phones have moved lower in price: the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra at $919.99 (down $380 and $30 cheaper than day one), the Google Pixel 10 Pro at $684 (down $316 from $699), and the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 at $1,469.99 (down $530). All three hit record-low prices early in the sale and have now dipped further as the event nears its end; however, deals run for just hours longer and require an Amazon Prime membership (free 30-day trial available).

via Android Authority|
#deals#google-pixel-10-pro#note-extra-tag-not-used
Entertainment Now: a mosaic of music, film and TV interviews
entertainment2 months ago

Entertainment Now: a mosaic of music, film and TV interviews

A sweeping AP Entertainment Now roundup captures a parade of interviews across music, film and television, featuring creators from Carín León discussing the World Cup soundtrack to Yoshiki, Spielberg, Thalía, TWICE, Gorillaz, The Simpsons at 800 episodes, Cannes 2026 moments, and SAG-AFTRA leadership, offering a snapshot of contemporary pop‑culture conversations across genres and platforms.

via AP News|
#entertainment#film#interviews
War by Invitation: The Hidden Costs of U.S. Wartime Access
world2 months ago

War by Invitation: The Hidden Costs of U.S. Wartime Access

America’s ability to wage distant wars hinges on wartime access granted by host nations—bases, airspace, and ports that shorten supply lines and lower costs. This “empire of bases” boosts U.S. leverage but also makes hosting states vulnerable to retaliation and can encourage military action even when it isn’t clearly in the national interest. As drones and missiles proliferate, hosts may demand greater protection or withdraw access, forcing Washington to rethink its global reach.

via Foreign Affairs|
#foreign-policy#geopolitics#iran
Swift Faces Trademark Showdown Over Life of a Showgirl Album
entertainment2 months ago

Swift Faces Trademark Showdown Over Life of a Showgirl Album

Taylor Swift’s ongoing trademark dispute with Las Vegas showgirl Maren Wade over the album title Life of a Showgirl intensified as Wade pressed for an emergency ban on album merch while Swift’s lawyers argued the work is a protected expressive piece and Wade’s Confessions of a Showgirl mark does not justify a preliminary injunction; legal experts say the First Amendment defense makes such an injunction unlikely, and no ruling has yet been issued.

via stylecaster.com|
#entertainment#first-amendment#life-of-a-showgirl