People Love Mocking The Metaverse. Mark Is Getting The Last Laugh. Earn Cash Back On Stocks: Up To $5,000 Per Yearhttps://www.silomarkets.com/logicPeople love mocking the Metaverse for its graphics and lackluster immersion despite Meta having spent tens of billions on the platform, but the reality is that Mark Zuckerberg is getting the final laugh. You see, Zuckerberg has been trying to free Meta from social media for quite some time. In fact, before his obsession with VR, Zuckerberg was trying to

The Top Climate News for Tuesday 28 October 2025: - Letters to the editor, Oct. 28: ‘Canadians should accept that … our relationship with the United States will be distant, harsh and purely transactional’ - Vehicle Ban in Delhi From November 1: List of Vehicles Not Allowed to Enter the City - Bengaluru blues: Why a 20-fold spike in electric bus breakdowns has BMTC spooked? - With 257 GW capacity, India is now fourth largest renewable energy producer: Pralhad Joshi - India's Renewable

The Top Climate News for Tuesday 28 October 2025: - Letters to the editor, Oct. 28: ‘Canadians should accept that … our relationship with the United States will be distant, harsh and purely transactional’ - Vehicle Ban in Delhi From November 1: List of Vehicles Not Allowed to Enter the City - Bengaluru blues: Why a 20-fold spike in electric bus breakdowns has BMTC spooked? - With 257 GW capacity, India is now fourth largest renewable energy producer: Pralhad Joshi - India's Renewable

The Top Climate News for Tuesday 28 October 2025: - Letters to the editor, Oct. 28: ‘Canadians should accept that … our relationship with the United States will be distant, harsh and purely transactional’ - Vehicle Ban in Delhi From November 1: List of Vehicles Not Allowed to Enter the City - Bengaluru blues: Why a 20-fold spike in electric bus breakdowns has BMTC spooked? - With 257 GW capacity, India is now fourth largest renewable energy producer: Pralhad Joshi - India's Renewable

Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus is a know problem in the cattle industry. It is easily identified, its effects are known and it can be vaccinated against. But when it is considered a transient infection, the signs are not obvious and it can have significant effects on cattle growth and  producers' incomes. CSU Animal Science's Dr. Hana Van Campen and Dr. Terry Engle discuss their research and the impacts of transient infections of BVDV with Extension Specialists Travis Taylor and Scott Stinnett.

Tennessee's forests hide something most people refuse to acknowledge: tall white beings that appear, watch, and vanish. Matt Larson knows—he encountered them. Walking through remote woods, he came across entities that defied explanation: humanoid figures, impossibly tall and pale, with features that were almost human but disturbingly wrong. They weren't animals. They weren't people. They were something else entirely, and they were watching him with clear intelligence. The encounter lasted only

Some hauntings don’t just linger in a house — they follow the bloodline.Jennifer’s ghost story begins on a quiet summer afternoon when she was only seven years old. Sitting on her godfather’s porch swing, she noticed a man in a plain white shirt and blue jeans watching her from the sidewalk. He looked almost ordinary — except for his piercing green eyes, the faint unnatural tint to his skin, and the way he greeted her by name. That day changed her life. The man sat beside her as if he belonged

It looked like the perfect starter home — a quiet split-level in rural Pennsylvania with beige siding, a maple tree in the yard, and no history to speak of. But from the moment they moved in, the family felt something was off.It started small: lights switching themselves on, a faucet running full blast in the middle of the night, a radio hissing to life even after being unplugged. Then came the sightings — a young boy in the hallway, an old man sitting at the basement stairs — and the feeling of

Multiple failures from the Environment Agency, a lack interest from police and a ‘woeful lack of successful convictions’. That’s what a House of Lords committee has found in its inquiry into ‘waste crime’. The inquiry from the cross party Environment and Climate Change Committee, says more than 38 million tonnes of illegal waste is being dumped each year often by organised crime groups involved in drugs, firearms, money laundering and modern slavery, and posing a serious environmental risk. Beavers

By Charles Lear, read by AI (written before AudioBlogs) The history of UFO sightings and alien encounters as portrayed in the popular media is, mostly, separated into distinct periods: modern, from the late 1890’s airship flap followed by World War II “foo fighters” into post-1947 after the Kenneth Arnold report, and ancient interaction pieced together using “evidence” from the time of cave dwelling humans up to the time of the builders of cities and megalithic structures.  UFOs depicted in

Welcome to Quiet Please. You’re listening to Avian Flu 101: Your H5N1 Bird Flu Guide. Today, we’ll walk through everything you need to know about H5N1 avian flu – from the science, to the history, to the big questions on people’s minds right now. Let’s get started.Let’s start with some basic virology. The virus causing all this concern is called H5N1, which stands for Hemagglutinin type 5 and Neuraminidase type 1. Those are just fancy names for proteins on the surface of the virus. H5N1 belongs to a

Momentum is building for the NZ Grown Grains logo following its launch in Auckland. In this episode of Cut the Crop, FAR’s Ivan Lawrie, a driving force behind the campaign, says the level of interest has been much bigger than expected.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we’ll be exploring the work of Dr. Rashmi Kusurkar, a leading scholar in health professions education whose research centers on the question: how do we develop “students for life”? Her work exists at the intersection of motivation theory, equity, and professional identity, spanning borders, disciplines, and cultures — from advancing Self-Determination Theory in education to addressing access, diversity, and inclusion in healthcare training. Learn more about Dr. Thirusha Naidu...

Welcome to Avian Flu Watch: Global H5N1 Tracker. This week, we're focusing on the current state of the H5N1 avian influenza virus—a pathogen affecting birds, mammals, and, increasingly, humans worldwide—with a close analysis of its geographic spread, key data points, and emerging risks.Let's start with the numbers. According to the Pan American Health Organization, as of mid-October 2025, the Americas have seen over 5,000 documented outbreaks in birds, with 76 confirmed human infections and two

Send us a text Ever wondered what’s actually inside a “homemade” dog diet—and whether it truly keeps dogs healthy? We sat down with researchers Drs. Janice O'Brien and Audrey Ruple from the Dog Aging Project to pull back the curtain on what owners are really feeding, what the data reveals, and how to make home-prepared meals complete and balanced without guesswork. The conversation starts with a major survey upgrade: moving from simple checkboxes to detailed free-text responses that capture r...

Today's episode reveals groundbreaking discoveries across multiple scientific fields. Researchers have uncovered why pumpkins absorb pollution differently than other crops, opening doors to natural soil purification. We explore a revolutionary triple therapy that eliminated leukemia in preclinical trials, and dive into shocking satellite data that's rewriting what we know about Earth's magnetosphere. Plus, find out why dolphins that beach themselves are helping scientists understand

Darshan explores a critical question for life sciences companies: is your medical affairs team truly independent from commercial—or are you just pretending? In this episode of KLF Deep Dive, Darshan highlights why organizational charts alone are not enough to satisfy regulators. He explains that regulators focus on conduct, process, and intent, not PowerPoint slides. Using the 2013 GlaxoSmithKline settlement as a cautionary example, he demonstrates how blurred lines between medical and commer...

SpaceX's Lunar Lander Revamp: SpaceX is reshaping its plans for the lunar lander in NASA's Artemis program, opting for a simplified mission architecture that promises to expedite astronaut landings on the Moon. This shift comes as the original timeline faces significant delays, with new flight tests of the Starship V3 architecture targeted for 2026. Coronal Mass Ejection and Life: Astronomers have observed a coronal mass ejection from a young, active star for the first time. This powerful stellar

👤 Guest: Ricky Caples, DDS, MSSponsored by: Ormco📌 Episode Overview:In this episode of the Orthodontic Products Podcast, sponsored by Ormco, host Alison Werner talks with Dr Ricky Caples of Caples and Robinson Orthodontics in Monroe, La, about his transition to Ormco’s Spark Aligners and how clear aligners have reshaped his approach to treatment. He shares insights on patient comfort, workflow efficiency, and the benefits of using both Spark Aligners and the Damon Ultima System under the

Today's episode covers critical developments across AI's expanding influence. The music industry faces a paradigm shift as AI collaboration challenges traditional notions of creativity and ownership. A UK newspaper's embarrassing identity mix-up reveals urgent vulnerabilities in verification processes just as deepfake technology advances. Job seekers are cleverly repurposing Google's NotebookLM for interview preparation, democratizing executive-level career coaching. Plus, high-level