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WorldOct 8Daily Horoscope: October 8: Finish What You StartedSee what your daily horoscope has in store for your zodiac sign, according to astrologer Valerie Mesaheadtopics · united states of america
WorldOct 8Ariel Aisiks, the Argentine millionaire who promotes Latin American art in museums around the worldThe Argentine patron argues that Latin American art has minimal representation in major US museums. From ISLAA, he promotes exhibitions, research, and archives. He is now preparing a new institute headquarters in Buenos Aires.Clarín
WorldOct 8FIR registered after chicks kicked onto railway tracks in GuwahatiPETA-India worked with local animal rights activist Aditi Bakshi to secure the FIR after a video showed chicks being kicked onto the tracks at Guwahati Railway Station on October 1The Hindu
WorldOct 8Telangana woman gets ‘triple talaq’ notice by postGroom also took out an advertisement in regional dailyThe Hindu
WorldOct 8‘Putting biodiversity in our hands’: Four animals selected to feature on UK banknotesFour animals have been selected to feature on new UK banknotes following a public vote with almost half a million participants.EuroNews [en]
WorldOct 8Bouquet secrets: Fill your vase with water the right wayWhen arranging gerberas in a vase, the instinctive response is to fill the vessel halfway or to the brim. However, this common habit often shortens the flower's life. The issue is not the frequency of watering, but the physical interaction between the stem's anatomy and the volume of water. Unlike roses or lilies, gerberas possess hollow, soft, and hairy stems. While this structure allows for efficient moisture absorption, it also makes the plant highly susceptible to bacterial infection and decay when a significant portion of the stem is submerged. The Mechanics of Stem Decay Excess water does not increase turgor pressure; instead, it softens the cellular structure of the submerged section. This degradation leads to the clogging of vascular tissues, preventing water from reaching the heavy flower head. Paradoxically, a gerbera in deep water often "chokes," losing the ability to support the weight of its bloom within a few days. Optimizing Water Volume and Hygiene To maintain stem tone, gerberas require surprisingly little water-only 3 to 5 centimeters. This minimal level facilitates necessary hydraulic exchange without creating an expansive environment for the microorganisms that destroy the stem's fragile structure.pravda_ru · russia
WorldOct 8Former corrections officer accused of killing wife, forcing kids to helpheadtopics · united states of america
WorldOct 8Storytelling Across Genre: On Being an Anishinaabe Poet in a Fiction Writer’s WorldI came of age as a writer reading N. Scott Momaday’s The Way to Rainy Mountain, House Made of Dawn, and Angle of Geese (his creative nonfiction memoir, novel, and collection of poems). Momaday, like Louise Erdrich, Leslie Silko, Joylithub · united states of america
WorldOct 8AU commission flags weak accountability for anti-foreigner violence in South AfricaAn African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights delegation has rejected claims that South Africa is inherently xenophobic, while raising concerns about vigilantism, discrimination and slow investigations into violence against foreign nationals.capetimes · south africa
WorldOct 8The Airy Styles from Paris Fashion Week Still Floating Through Our ThoughtsZendaya and Jennifer Lawrence, among others, incorporated an airy elegance into their respective Paris Fashion Week front-row looks.headtopics · united states of america
WorldOct 8Hong Kong child abuse case prompts calls to watch for signs of psychological harmPsychological abuse can be hard to detect, Hong Kong welfare experts have warned, urging social workers and teachers to look for subtle changes in children’s behaviour amid outrage over a viral video showing a girl carrying heavy bags of beer as her stepfather called her “useless”. Welfare groups said on Thursday that emotional and verbal abuse were among the most common yet least recognised forms of child abuse. Signs often emerged through changes such as social withdrawal and anxiety, they...South China Morning Post
WorldOct 8Cele Pamio, the provincial queen who is viral on TikTok and now debuts in theater: “I can't see myself as famous”Con casi cuatro millones de seguidores en TikTok y otros tres en Instagram, se convirtió en una de las influencers argentinas más populares.A punto de debutar como actriz, la nacida en Bragado habló con Clarín sobre su recorrido, la exposición y este nuevo desafío.Clarín
WorldOct 8Dangerous DreamsThe article is titled "Dangerous Dreams," but without a summary, specific details cannot be provided. It likely discusses a topic involving aspirations that carry risk.Clarín
WorldOct 8Embrace or Ban Greek Life? Cornell Case Renews an Old Debate on CampusesA sexual assault case at Cornell revived a long-running national conversation about whether fraternities and sororities are beneficial or harmful.NYT US
WorldOct 8Toto Ferro, The river train and a tribute to Leonardo Favio on railsLa opera prima del actor y de Lucas Vignale tiene mucho del cine del director de "Crónica de un niño solo".Se ve en la Sala Lugones del Teatro San Martín y en el MALBA.Clarín
WorldOct 8Six possible comebacks in Los Pumas: the key players Contepomi will recover for the definition of the Nations Championship in EuropeTodos jugaron al menos el último Mundial y la mayoría no participó en ninguno de los partidos de este año por lesiones.Moroni aún se recupera tras la operación en el pómulo que se rompió ante Australia a fines de agosto, pero también llegaría.Contrario a ese panorama, se conoció la lesión de Joaquín Oviedo, que se perderá la ventana de noviembre.Clarín
WorldOct 8A year after his death, Miguel Russo's disciple in Colombia tells the secrets of how he became champion: "Now do you understand why I did all this?"Henry Rojas, el héroe del título que Miguelo conquistó con Millonarios en 2017, reveló detalles de la relación que forjaron mientras el entrenador luchaba contra el cáncer. Sus días de aprendizaje en Rosario Central, la cuenta pendiente que le quedó con Boca y la anécdota que quedó para la eternidad. "Tenía un don, un sentir y una conexión única con el jugador", definió a su maestro con Clarín.Clarín
WorldOct 8Valtteri Bottas' incredible journey: he traveled more than 400 kilometers by bicycle from Sepang to Singapore to race in Formula 1El finés, que volvió este año a la categoría reina en el equipo Cadillac, salió el domingo y llegó el miércoles.Compartió su trayecto en redes sociales.Clarín
WorldOct 8Skirts, lingerie and a lot of sparkle: everything that Milan Fashion Week left behindThe most outstanding names of "Made in Italy" met on the runways. From Armani and Dolce & Gabbana to Prada and Roberto Cavalli, the great houses showed their bets for summer 2027.Clarín
WorldOct 8Christa Pike is now walking after her failed execution in the United States, her lawyer told the BBCBBC Afrique
WorldOct 8Jon Rahm to quit LIV Golf tour over ‘unacceptable’ terms'Rahm has reviewed the proposed terms of LIV 2.0 and has determined that they are unacceptable,' his lawyer said.Al Jazeera [en]
WorldOct 8To retire or not to retire? Malaysia divided over working past 60Chew Kin Wah spent seven seasons gracing Malaysian television screens as “Kee Tat” in the hit sitcom Kopitiam in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Now 61, the Malaysian actor is still working, albeit more selectively, taking projects when the right offers land on his table. “There is no thought of retiring when you are doing something you enjoy,” he told This Week in Asia, adding: “Money helps. Never fight with money.” For Chew, working beyond 60 is a choice. But for many Malaysians, the question...South China Morning Post
WorldOct 8Christa Pike's lawyer: She woke up and began talkingChrista Pike has regained consciousness after surviving two supposedly lethal doses of pentobarbital during a botched execution. Her lawyer says Pike was believed to be brain dead and close to being taken off life support before unexpectedly waking up and speaking.EuroNews [en]
WorldOct 8‘Nature can recover’: Inside the race to rescue world’s crisis-hit wildlifeSpark of hope for a natural world beset by crisis, as conservation efforts succeed amid a 73 percent drop in wildlife.Al Jazeera [en]
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