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What does 'strongest El Niño in living memory' mean for London's weather?

‘This is an unprecedented event’ - Professor Adam Scaife, head of long-range forecasting at the Met Office

Evening Standard

“I shook Alex Ferguson’s hand after I beat him 5-0, but Eric Cantona was the only one that spoke to me. He shook my hand and said: ‘F**king great team’” Kevin Keegan’s greatest memory as Newcastle United manager

THAT game against Manchester United at St James' Park in 1996 holds a special place in the heart of Newcastle fans

FourFourTwo

Tech Brief (Aug. 21): Memory-Chip Maker YMTC Moves Closer to Shanghai IPO

Unitree shares decline as founder flags limits of humanoid robots, MiniMax launches new AI-native creation platform

Caixin Global

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Why You Should Skip the iPhone 18 Pro Max This September and Wait for the Base Model in 2027

Apple is splitting the iPhone 18 launch, so only the pricey Pro, Pro Max, and a foldable will arrive this September. The cheaper base iPhone 18 won't ship until spring 2027.

International Business Times UK

Horseshoe Crab Blood Powers Every Vaccine and Injection You Have Ever Been Given

The blue blood that guards every hospital on EarthHorseshoe crab blood is blue. Not metaphorically, literally blue, because it uses copper-based hemocyanin to carry oxygen instead of the iron-based hemoglobin that makes human blood red. But the colour is not why the biomedical industry harvests roughly 600,000 horseshoe crabs every…

Times Life

What Gujarati Bandhani Fabric Tells You About Craft, Regional Pride, and the Art of Resist Dyeing

The binding comes before the colourBefore a single drop of dye touches Gujarati bandhani fabric, someone has spent hours pinching the cloth into tiny peaks and winding thread around each one. Thousands of them, sometimes, on a single dupatta. The thread is the point. It holds the cloth shut against…

Times Life

The Battlegrounds of 1857: Visiting the Sites Where India's Uprising Was Suppressed and Forgotten

The Plaque Gets It WrongStand at the Bibighar well in Kanpur and read the memorial the British erected after 1857. It does not mention what happened to the Indian dead. It memorialises the British women and children killed there, frames the uprising as a mutiny, and presents the suppression that…

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What Jupiter Transit Through Your Chart Actually Changes About the Quality of Your Thinking

The planet that doesn't give you things, it changes how you see themJupiter moves slowly. One sign, roughly a year. By the time it crosses your ascendant or conjuncts your natal Moon, something in the quality of your daily thinking has already begun to shift, not dramatically, not all at…

Times Life

SK Hynix Shares Surge After Announcing a Massive $28.7 Billion Stock Buyback

The company said it is speeding up its 40 trillion won, or roughly $28.7 billion, share repurchase and cancellation program while targeting a significant increase in shareholder returns.

International Business Times

Book Talk: Q&A with a scholar on how everyday objects help fight gender-based violence

Nicolette Little’s From Red Dresses to Memory Stones: Multimedia Activism and Gender-Based Violence in Canada looks at five projects — the REDress Project, the Disposable Red Woman, the digital memorialization of the Montréal Massacre, the documentary Slut or Nut and the Memory Stones Project — that Canadian activists have used…

The Conversation

CXMT planned to use stolen Samsung IP to develop its DRAM, court hears — former Samsung engineer who jumped to Chinese memory maker now behind bars

Former Samsung engineers stole process recipe of the company's 18nm-class DRAM node to sell it to CXMT, according to a new report from Korea.

Tom’s Hardware

All of Us Atoms by Holly Dawson audiobook review – an extraordinary self-portrait

Helena Bonham Carter narrates the playwright’s impressionistic memoir, written as she was experiencing the loss of her memory

The Guardian - UK

SK hynix will pay staff $50,000 apiece according to a tentative agreement with disgruntled workers — $1.79 billion potential profit pool will be split between cash and stock grants

SK hynix removes 10% operating profit cap for employee profit-sharing program; union agrees to get bonuses in cash and stock.

Tom’s Hardware

SanDisk’s Long-Term Financial Outlook Is Turning Heads on Wall Street

SanDisk’s ambitious long-term targets suggest its explosive growth may be more sustainable than investors expect, giving Wall Street another reason to stay bullish on the stock.

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Smartphone prices rise as memory costs surge: Realme, Oppo, Vivo, Samsung, OnePlus hike rates

Smartphone prices are increasing due to higher component costs for manufacturers. Several brands like Realme and Samsung have already raised prices on select models. Consumers are becoming more cautious about spending and waiting for discounts. Sales have remained below previous levels, with promotions offering temporary relief.

Tom’s Hardware

G.Skill pays out $2.4M settlement over misleading DDR4 and DDR5 speed marketing — buyers get $20 to $25 as vendor agrees to XMP and EXPO packaging warnings

G.Skill has started sending payments to claimants regarding the $2.4 million lawsuit over inadequately marketed RAM speeds.

Tom’s Hardware

Pine64 halts all Linux hardware manufacturing through at least mid-2027 due to shortages — memory crunch forces open-source maker to freeze SBCs, tablets, and phones

Microcontroller-based products, such as the PineTime smartwatch, PineVoice smart speaker, and Pinecil soldering iron, aren't affected.

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If You Can Finish All 23 Of These Lyrics, You Deserve A Spot On The Playlist Hall Of Fame

Do you really know your favorite songs well enough to finish the lyrics? ❤️We all love singing along to our favorite music, but knowing a song by heart is a different challenge. In this finish-the-lyrics quiz, you’ll be given famous song lyrics with missing words, and your job is to…

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‘An insult’: Zomi Frankcom’s family issues strongly-worded statement as Israel rejects criminal investigation into her killing

Penny Wong calls in Israeli ambassador as PM expresses ‘outrage’ over IDF decision

Tom’s Guide

Forget just rereading your notes — these 7 Gemini study hacks could make you a better student this school year

As the back-to-school season comes into focus, I asked Gemini for the best methods to improve any student’s study routine—these 7 proved invaluable.

Medical Daily

T Cells Can Feel How Stiff a Tissue Is, and That Helps Decide What They Become

McGill researchers found T cells read the physical stiffness of tissue, and that mechanical signal helps decide whether they become memory cells.

Times Life

5 Dark and Historical Tourism Sites in India That Are Genuinely Uncomfortable to Visit

Cellular Jail, Port Blair, Andaman IslandsThe British built Cellular Jail between 1896 and 1906 specifically to break people. The architecture was designed for isolation, 693 individual cells arranged in seven radiating wings so that no prisoner could see another. Political detainees sent here under the colonial penal system included Bal…

Times Life

Mount Meru Is Not a Myth: How Ancient Hindu Cosmology Maps the Architecture of Human Consciousness

The bead you are not allowed to crossPick up a mala. Run your fingers along the 108 beads and you will arrive, eventually, at one that is different, larger, often with a tassel, set apart from the rest. This is the meru bead. Every teacher will tell you the same…

Times Life

Blood Sugar Fluctuations Without Diabetes Are Still Quietly Damaging Your Brain

The spike-crash cycle your report calls normalA fasting glucose of 95 mg/dL looks fine on paper. But if that number climbs to 160 after a meal and drops to 72 two hours later, the brain is absorbing a punishment the report never records. Each spike triggers a surge of insulin.…

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Forced Out of $5.6B in Sandisk, Leopold’s Bull Case Is Still Alive. Here’s How You Should Play It.

Sandisk's brutal July selloff was amplified by a forced hedge-fund unwind, but its latest results and long-term contracts suggest the underlying business is getting stronger and more predictable.

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