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Victoria Beckham Reportedly Thinks Nicola Peltz Is 'Obsessed' After Latest Family Feud Snub - SheKnows

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz are still keeping their distance from his family, but Victoria Beckham reportedly believes their latest Paris Fashion Week appearance was anything but a coincidence. The former Spice Girl presented her Spring/Summer 2027 collection on October 2 at the Conciergerie with most of her family in attendance, minus Brooklyn and Nicola. But just the day before, the couple was seen at the Balenciaga and Messika Spring/Summer 2027 shows and celebrating Nicola’s brother Bradley’s birthday on October 3, per People.

SheKnows·
Science

Nightjars generate thrust during wing upstroke — ScienceDaily - UA.NEWS

Scientists at Lund University have found that the European nightjar (Caprimulgus europaeus) combines long seasonal migrations between Europe and southern Africa with hunting insects in slow, maneuverable flight. The study showed that this versatility comes at an aerodynamic cost: at high speeds, the bird’s wings generate lift less efficiently. As ScienceDaily reports, researchers studied nightjar flight in a wind tunnel. They recorded the birds’ movements at different speeds and measured the airflows left behind the wings. Maneuverability instead of speedThe experiments showed that broad wingtips likely help nightjars maneuver during slow flight and catch insects. At higher speeds, however, they become a disadvantage, as the wings generate lift less efficiently. More current news is available on the UA. News Telegram channel Telegram. This contradicts the notion that birds capable of covering long distances should be optimally adapted specifically for efficient flight at high speeds. The authors view the nightjar’s wings as an evolutionary trade-off between long-distance migration, slow flight, and sharp turns while hunting.

UA.NEWS·
Sports

Canucks: D Elias Pettersson’s impressive start is more than just passing the eye test - Canucks Army

Canucks: D Elias Pettersson’s impressive start is more than just passing the eye testAmid the Vancouver Canucks‘ six-game losing streak, there haven’t been many individual positives to come from it. Of course, Finnish netminder Leevi Meriläinen has kept the Canucks in games; the top line of Jake DeBrusk, Elias Pettersson, and Jonathan Lekkerimäki has carried the team’s offence, but the biggest story may be the emergence of defenceman Elias Pettersson. Starting the season on the Canucks’ third pair and hovering between 14-17 minutes per game, Pettersson has earned the trust of new head coach Manny Malhotra. Pair that with the early-season struggles from Zeev Buium, and Pettersson now finds himself on the top pairing with Filip Hronek. But how did we get here? Well, we started to see something change in his game in Game 4 against the Vegas Golden Knights. In typical D-Petey fashion, he continued to play through contact and excelled doing so. He bought himself extra time in his defensive zone decision-making by using his frame to his advantage.

Canucks Army·
Entertainment

AEW Star 'Pac' Benjamin Satterley's Cause of Death Confirmed by Medical Examiner - Bleacher Report

The Cook County Medical Examiner's Office determined this week that former AEW and WWE star Pac died last month as a result of bronchial asthma. A spokesperson for the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office in Chicago shared the findings Friday with Edward Lewis of the California Post. Pac, whose real name was Benjamin Satterley, was found unconscious in a rental car in the parking lot of a Des Plaines, Illinois, restaurant on Sept. 27, and he was later pronounced dead. TOP NEWS

Bleacher Report·
Health

A reporter who saw Covid-19 coming has died - The Straits Times

CANADA - Helen Branswell, a leading reporter on infectious diseases who wrote with foresight, urgency and clarity about the emerging danger of the Covid-19 pandemic, ahead of the vast majority of journalists and even many medical experts, died on Oct 13 in Ottawa. She was 69. Her death, at a hospital, was from complications of a recurrence of breast cancer, her sister Brenda Branswell said.

The Straits Times·
Entertainment

Why Apple TV Didn't Want To Cast Hannah Waddingham In Ted Lasso - TVLine

It's hard to imagine Rebecca Welton being played by anyone other than Hannah Waddingham in "Ted Lasso," but Apple TV originally didn't want to cast the British star when it was developing the Jason Sudeikis-led sports comedy in 2019. Instead, it wanted a major star to play the formidable owner of AFC Richmond, and, at the time, Waddingham didn't hold enough star power to immediately convince the streamer, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Before "Ted Lasso," Waddingham's best TV roles included the likes of Syfy's "Krypton" and Netflix's "Sex Education. " Of course, she also played the terrifying "Game of Thrones" villain, Septa Unella. She's the "Shame Nun" who torments Cersei Lannister and forces her to march naked through King's Landing in the HBO series.

TVLine·
Technology

Slack Unveils Work Object Embeds for Seamless In-Thread Collaboration - Small Business Trends

In an era where time is money, small business owners constantly seek ways to streamline operations and enhance productivity. Recognizing this need, Slack has unveiled its latest feature: Work Object Embeds. This innovation allows users to bring live, interactive content directly into Slack conversations, eliminating the common hassle of constantly switching tabs and losing the flow of discussion. Work Object Embeds facilitate a seamless interaction within Slack by integrating tools and platforms that businesses may already rely on. When a team member shares a link from a supported application—be it a document, data analytics tool, or presentation software—it opens as a live and interactive piece of content directly in the conversation thread. This feature aims to keep discussions centered around the task at hand, enhancing collaboration across different team functions.

Small Business Trends·
Science

October 17, 2026 — Episode 55 of lava fountaining in the mist at Kīlauea summit - USGS (.gov)

A misty view of the north vent lava fountain feeding streams of lava flows down the shield-like structure that has built up around the vent. This photograph, from the Steam Vents in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, was taken around 5:45 a.m. HST on October 17, 2026. USGS photo by K. Mulliken. Episode 55 of lava fountaining in Halemaʻumaʻu began at the summit of Kīlauea began at 3:19 a.m. HST on October 17, 2026.

USGS (.gov)·
Gaming

As too much of the industry embrace their own death through genAI, Konami say it's real people that are most important for making good games

I've taken a habit, recently, to proclaim my desire to explode in lieu of anything more realistically violent I could wish upon myself when I feel stressed. And, in what would likely be more concerning if I were a sentient bomb talking to a bomb diffusal squad, I've been saying that a lot lately, primarily because of the copious amounts of AI nonsense I've been seeing… everywhere. Epic Games, the ever-boycottable company called Microsoft, the decompiling community, the poison has found its way into everyone's veins and it's making me want to, say it with me now, explode! So you can imagine my relief to hear a developer say they don't think AI will make a massive impact. The developer? Perhaps surprisingly, Konami. Yes, yes, the same Konami we all rag on for equal parts valid and parasocial (Kojima will never acknowledge you, give it up) reasons. As spotted by Dengeki Online, and translated by Automaton, Konami Digital Entertainment president Hideki Hayakawa shared his thoughts on the rapid paced development of AI technology in the company's latest integrated report.

Rock Paper Shotgun·
Business

Mercedes-AMG’s first ground-up SUV is a 1,150hp electric beast - The Verge

Earlier this year, Mercedes’ AMG performance brand grabbed our attention with the GT four-door coupe, a souped-up sports sedan with three axial flux motors delivering over 1,150 horsepower. Well, now meet its beefier cousin, the 2028 Mercedes-AMG GT SUV, an equally powerful, ultra-fast-charging electric people-hauler. The AMG GT SUV (say that five times fast) marks the first time in the performance brand’s 59-year history that it has developed a full-size SUV entirely in-house from the ground up. Scheduled to hit the US next summer, the new EV is built on Merc’s high-performance AMG. EA architecture to combine sports-car handling with full-size SUV suburban practicality. It will be available in three trims — GT 53, GT 55, and the flagship GT 63 — with the top model delivering 1,153hp via the same three axial flux motors powering the four-door coupe. That beats the Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric with Launch Control, which is sure to make for some awkward run-ins around Stuttgart.1/10Thanks to an 800-volt architecture, the SUV supports blistering-fast charging speeds up to 710kW on the 128kWh battery (GT 63 / GT 55) and 600kW on the 106kWh battery (GT 53).

The Verge·

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