Perkiomen Valley cornerback Dimitri Toman getting solid reps here... in NJ. Toman holds an offer from Bowling Green with interest from UConn, Maryland, Penn, Rutgers and West Virginia as well. Dimitri Toman | Perk Valley Footballshow more

Amazing weekend at Elite11 out in LA getting to... learn from some of the best instructors on the field and in the classroom. Was a blast competing with some great quarterbacks as well. Brian Stumpf Devin GARDNER Yogi Roth Joe Mento Mike Farrell QBHitList.com Allen Trieu PLAYBOOK ATHLETE Caledonia Football Coach Schuman Kevin Moses LLC West Michigan Drive Football Rising Stars Scouting Michigan Prep Frenzy Uriel Tyler Thoroughbred Performance Trainingshow more

🚨UPDATE: Colorado Mines cornerback Mason Pierce has drawn interest... from the Denver #Broncos, source says. Teams projected Pierce to be a Slot CB in the #NFL. The Mines Football star is a Division 2 All-American and All-Conference as both a CB and PR: Lead NCAA Division 2 in Passes Defended and Punt Return Average for the 2022 season as well as on the NCAA Active Career Leaderboard. Pierce was listed on the Athletic's Big Board as a Top-50 #NFL Draft Prospect at the CB position with multiple scouts calling him a heavy draft "sleeper." Elite play-making abilities🤯👇show more

Following an increase in attacks from Palestinian armed groups,... the IDF has announced a new, large-scale military operation in the northern part of the West Bank. Israeli forces have been deployed to the cities of Tubas and Qabatiya, where they are carrying out operations aimed at arresting Palestinian militants from local armed groups affiliated with the Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Hamas. Earlier, clashes took place in the village of Marka, near the city of Jenin, as well as in Balata Refugee Camp in the city of Nablus, during which two militants were killed by Israeli soldiers. The IDF already effectively occupies the cities of Tulkarm and Jenin following their earlier military operation which began in January 2025, which largely forced Palestinian armed groups across the northern West Bank to scatter to the surrounding towns and villages. It is from here where they have been attempting to regroup and continue their sporadic attacks, which likely prompted this new military operation.show more

A huge thank you to the entire West Virginia... Football staff for an incredible day at camp! I had an awesome time learning from the coaches, competing against some talented players, and getting great coaching throughout the day. One of the coolest moments was running through the tunnel onto the field and hearing “Take Me Home, Country Roads” echo through the stadium to close out camp. That’s something I’ll never forget. Thank you to Rich Rodriguez William Green Coach Trickett Alex Miller & RayQuan Horton for taking the time to coach and get to know me. Coach Trickett, I’ll find that Mexican restaurant in South Williamson you told me about! 😭 And Coach Horton…don’t worry, next time I come back I’ll be bringing you a box of Double Kwik Pizza Rolls! 🍕😭 Thank you again for the opportunity and hospitality. Looking forward to building these relationships and getting back to Morgantown! #HardEdge #HailWV #CountryRoadsshow more

$WMTX is a sleeping giant for the following reasons:... Evidence from the real world showing their network can be quickly set up anywhere in the globe The Starlink team has validated that it compliments and improves Starlink's technology. At 240Mcap, it is undervalued in comparison to Helium, one of their primary rivals, which has poorer technology, fewer users, and less utility. It's important to note that these folks recently sold out of all of their nodes in a matter of minutes, demonstrating a strong community and high level of interest. With an altcoin season on the horizon, the upside is enormous.Additionally, They established solid groundwork in the US as well, and that Starlink, which is expected to overtake $HNT in the US market in 2025, is still significantly discounted 💯show more

SUNDAY SNOWFALL — 2ND CALL ❄️ This setup shares... similarities with today’s event, where lift and timing matter more than storm track of the coastal. While the primary coastal low stays offshore, a secondary zone of strong dynamics along the leading edge of arctic air will be the driver for snowfall Sunday. That zone favors Long Island and central NJ Sunday afternoon into the evening, supporting a widespread 2–4” snowfall. The BOOM potential remains over LI if the trough axis can swing from neutral toward slightly negative tilt — a signal consistently shown by the AI guidance, which has been notably steady with this idea. In this scenario your moisture transport off the Atlantic Ocean can be enhanced causing more surprises. I am being cautious on that. ❄️ZONE 1 | NW NJ / Hudson Valley Snow arrives earlier here with colder air already in place. Snow ratios will be higher, allowing coating–2” in most spots. With the front nearby at onset, isolated 3” totals can’t be ruled out, especially near I-87 and areas just east. ❄️ZONE 2 | Interior NJ, NYC, SE NY, CT (away from the immediate coast) This is the core 2–4” zone. While that sounds modest, this is a dynamic-driven snow, meaning totals could fluctuate sharply over short distances. I believe most of NE NJ, NYC, SE NY, and much of CT reach at least 2”, with localized overachievers possible. ❄️ZONE 3 | Coastal NJ & Southern Long Island Mixing remains the wildcard here. Small temperature and wind shifts will have an outsized impact, making this zone highly volatile and lower confidence overall. ⚠️ BOOM POTENTIAL: ALL OF LONG ISLAND & SE CT If snow banding locks in Sunday evening, this area could see an extended period of steady snow. In a perfect scenario, 4–6” is achievable, but confidence in that outcome is still low. More on the PIX11 News at 10pmshow more

🚨 MEET POPE LEO XIV’S GREAT REPLACEMENT BISHOP: Smuggled... in a Car Trunk as an Illegal — Now Installed to Lead West Virginia Catholics Against Trump Yes, you read that right. Pope Leo XIV just named Auxiliary Bishop Evelio Menjivar-Ayala (55, El Salvador-born) as the new Bishop of Wheeling-Charleston - the only Catholic diocese covering the entire state of West Virginia. Menjivar-Ayala entered the U.S. illegally as a teenager in 1990, smuggled in the trunk of a car after multiple failed attempts fleeing El Salvador’s civil war. He later gained asylum, became a citizen in 2006, and rose through the ranks. Now he’s being installed to lead Catholics in one of America’s reddest, least-diverse states - where Trump won over 70% in 2024, and Latinos make up just ~2.4% of the population. And it gets worse: This new bishop has openly called for Catholics to speak out against President Trump’s treatment of illegals. In columns and statements, he’s slammed Trump’s enforcement as a “shock and awe” campaign of “questionable legality,” urged the faithful to stand with migrants as “neighbors,” and criticized any silence or support for border security. He frames mass deportation as some moral failing - while ignoring the crime, strain on resources, and cultural erosion we’re actually seeing. This isn’t random. It’s exactly the agenda we’ve been exposing in our RAIR Foundation report: “Vatican’s Great Replacement: How Pope Leo XIV and UN Migration Chief Amy Pope Are Erasing Christian Civilization.” Pope Leo calls mass migration a “new missionary age” and a “blessing.” He partners with Obama-Biden globalist Amy Pope (running the UN’s $2.5B IOM migration machine) to import populations and reframe illegal entry as a sacred duty. Now he’s elevating activist clergy who lived the illegal journey and push the same open-borders gospel from the pulpit. West Virginia isn’t a coincidence - it’s strategic. Import the ideology into Trump country. Turn the Church into an arm of the UN migration agenda. Replace the historic Christian West with engineered demographic change. Pope Leo (the first U.S.-born pope) isn’t defending the faith or Western civilization - he’s undermining it. While Christians face persecution abroad, the Vatican opens the floodgates here. Trump must keep fighting: Defund the IOM, withdraw from UN migration pacts, end the church-contractor grift, and secure our borders. The Vatican’s “mercy” is demographic warfare. Full RAIR exposé here:show more

First off, I want to thank UCF & Coach... D for recruiting me! After careful thought & conversations with my family, I’ve decided to decommit from the University of Central Florida. After spending the past weekend in Morgantown I’m blessed to announce that I am committing to the University of West Virginia. Coach Rodriguez, Coach Alley, and the entire WVU staff made it feel like home. I’m confident this is the right place for me to grow — as an athlete, a student, and a man. I’m excited and proud to continue my football journey as a Mountaineer! 💙💛 #HailWV #WVUFootball #Committed Adam Gorney Blustein Recruiting Craig Haubert Tom Luginbill 🇺🇸 🏈 Dwight Thomas - Catapult Sports ChadSimmons John Garcia, Jr. BrianDohn247 Follow @Rivals @rivalsfriedman Sam Spiegelman Emilee Smarr Tom Loy Billy Tucker Jon Santucci Brandon Howardshow more

Continuous unbroken shot with image references with Kling 3.0... Omni. Prompt : Hyper-realistic cinematic action sequence using all uploaded images as visual references, presented as one seamless, unbroken continuous shot. A lone motorbike rider begins as a tiny silhouette crossing a glowing meadow beneath an immense, shadowed forest canopy. The camera descends rapidly from a sweeping aerial view, skimming the grass before locking beside the bike as it enters a corridor of colossal moss-covered trees. The rider accelerates through wet earth, drifting around roots and rocks as mud, leaves, water droplets, and mist explode into the air. The camera swings behind the rider for an intense low chase, circles smoothly around the bike, then races ahead while facing backward through shafts of green daylight. Without any cuts, the trail rises onto an abandoned railway bridge covered in vines, passing forgotten overgrown train carriages and a dark tunnel entrance. The camera drops beneath the bridge to reveal the river and vast forest below, then climbs back around the rider as the bridge transforms into a narrow elevated ridge. The motorcycle bursts into a luminous clearing at the edge of a towering grass-covered cliff. The camera pulls dramatically outward into an immense panoramic view, revealing the rider suspended above an endless emerald valley. Maintain consistent rider, bike, lighting, forest geography, momentum, cinematic realism, natural motion blur, atmospheric depth, and fluid camera movement throughout.show more

The genial sanctions! For those who said that factories... like the Chinese ones exist in the West, no, they don't. The Chinese are using full-cycle automation in factories that even lack basic lighting. And this is working for cars as well as for missiles, as I have shown here before. Now comes the most interesting part. A large portion of the automation machinery is still European, but this dependence has been decreasing, and today it’s less than 40%. The West used to dominate the market for Chinese chips, industrial machinery, aviation, and various other sectors. What was the big idea? Impose sanctions on the Chinese and force them to develop all these technologies so they no longer need to buy from the West. Genius, don’t you think? Today, the Chinese are developing four commercial aviation engines simultaneously, with at least one already flying in testing phase, and three other engine projects for cargo aviation based on Russian models. This was a market that was entirely owned by the West. Another issue that will need to be addressed sooner or later is whether there will be tariffs on products coming from fully roboticized factories. Some might say this is punishing efficiency. But what’s the point of efficiency if no one has a job and can spend? An extremely efficient model that creates unemployment beyond its borders? Obviously, this will be discussed at some point.show more

Dear François Nzanga Mobutu, Good evening. I bet your... father is turning in his grave, writhing in pain and shame after reading your tweet. He, at least, knew that there are authentic and fully-fledged Congolese Tutsis. He proved it until people like you and others came along and misled him. Do I need to inform you, in case you're unaware, that the people who demonstrated yesterday in Washington DC, roughly 4,000 of them, others the same day in Nairobi, and still others in England shortly before, are Banyamulenge, these Congolese Tutsis from the highlands, who are protesting against what Tshisekedi and the FARDC, the Wazalendo, Évariste Ndayishimiye and the FDNB, as well as the FDLR and mercenaries, are doing to their relatives in Minembwe and throughout the highlands? Their Sukhoi fighter jets and drones bomb daily, killing children, women, the elderly, and men. They destroy homes, churches, schools, hospitals, and community radio stations. They even kill cows and sheep and destroy fields and crops. They have imposed a blockade on Minembwe, with no entry or exit. They have done and are doing the same thing to the Tutsi in Masisi and Rutshuru in North Kivu. Instead of listening to their cries and examining their demands, the excuse is quickly found; the preferred shortcut is Rwanda. Always and only Rwanda. Too easy, isn't it? Your thinking, which is also the regime's narrative, can be summarized in these two sentences: - all the problems facing the DRC come from elsewhere, particularly from Rwanda; we will end up being told that even the migrants are here because of Rwanda. “And all the solutions must come from elsewhere, especially from the United States of America, from Papa Trump.” Under these conditions, what is the point of the regime you serve? Two small truths to remember, dear François: “Such an attitude, this kind of ideology, this denial of nationality to Congolese Tutsis of origin, from North and South Kivu, as well as to all those who are victims of the same persecution, like the Hema and others, this easy rejection based on appearance (racial profiling), are among the root causes of the crisis the country is going through;” “As long as we haven’t decided to be sufficiently responsible, to sit down as a nation and rigorously assess our share (of responsibility) in what is happening to us, we will continue to wait for solutions from others, solutions that may never come.” Furthermore, there are satanic verses that must be banished immediately, in the interest of everyone and the country, such as: "There are no Congolese Tutsis, every Tutsi is Rwandan, therefore a foreigner," etc. Either we will be able to put an end to exclusion, discrimination, hate speech, and ethnic hatred, and live together according to the law and history, or this deep-seated problem risks haunting us for a long time. But to achieve this, we need leadership capable of understanding and transcending differences and turning them into assets for living together. This is possible.show more

49ers training camp practice #2 is in the books.... Here are some of the highlights: 🏈De'Zhaun Stribling is getting OPEN — catch-and-run house call from Mac Jones with those long 4.36 strides... The rookie also created separation down the seam on a ball Purdy overshot. Stribling caught a nice one from Purdy on an early rollout 🏈New CB Jack Jones has looked spry, but Ricky Pearsall cooked him on a double move — Jones misfired but that was some "wow" separation. Purdy later hit Pearsall for what might've been a catch-and-run TD 🏈Excellent Renardo Green leaping PBU 🏈CMC has a lot of juice to begin this camp. Jordan James got most of the work behind him early in this practice, but the back half featured more of rookie Kaelon Black. He had a muscle-on-muscle collision with Marques Sigle early 🏈Ji'Ayir Brown notched an acrobatic diving INT off a shorter pass from Purdy, who bounced back immediately with a chunk gainer to Mike Evans. Even with Christian Kirk (calf strain) sideline, the 49ers' WR corps already looks worlds ahead of last season's 🏈Vet CB Eli Apple, entering Year 11, notched a pick 6 off Kurtis Rourke on a pass intended for Junior Bergen. Rourke rebounded with a nice seam shot to Jordan Watkins for a long gain, and then Rourke and Bergen bounced back with a long TD connection to end practice that fired up the onlooking first teamers 🏈Fred Warner looks like Fred Warner. Whenever he makes a nice stop near the media, Warner pretends to tweet with his thumbs to ensure his nice plays are noted 🏈Trent Williams, who just turned 38, is much more buoyant than I remember from previous camps. He's often throwing and catching the football in between reps and even jokingly running and cutting with the ball 🏈Another Kyle Shanahan cameoshow more

⭐️❄️ 1ST CALL SNOW MAP ❄️⭐️ I’m comfortable enough... now to put real numbers on a forecast map — not raw model output, but a forecast built from actual meteorological reasoning. This forecast is based on: • Snow ratios • Lower DGZ placement • Front-end focused snowfall • Dry dew points early • Mixing potential near 800 mb (~6,000 ft) as coastal redevelopment occurs 🩶 ZONE 1: 4–6" Lower Manhattan • Long Island • NJ Coast • Philadelphia The front end of this storm should deliver 4–6" of snow, with locally higher amounts, before a transition to sleet and possibly freezing rain. ⚠️ I do NOT see this turning into “just rain.” Ground temperatures will be in the upper teens to lower 20s — meaning freezing rain is a legitimate concern and should not be ignored. 🟦 ZONE 2: 6–10" Interior North/Central NJ • North Shore LI • Upper Boroughs • Lower Westchester • Lower Fairfield CT Soundings support some sleet here, but also a longer-duration front-end snowfall. This is a challenging transition zone — and there is still a realistic scenario where no meaningful changeover occurs due to strong dynamics. ➡️ Higher-end totals are very much on the table. 🟪 ZONE 3: 10–15" NW NJ • Poconos • Lower Hudson Valley • Central CT This area benefits from very high snow ratios for nearly 90% of the storm before eventually shifting to wetter snow. I am very confident that areas in purple do not switch to sleet or freezing rain. This is the jackpot zone. 📌 SIDE THOUGHTS This is my First Call. Adjustments will be made. Forecasting for more than 7+ million homes is never perfect — especially in a setup with this many microclimates and boundary-layer challenges. But this is the best possible forecast with the data we have right now. More updates coming. Stay tuned ON tv UNTIL 10AM PIX11 News ❄️📺show more

The cycle of life, every instant, in your mitochondria.... The major electron carrier in mitochondria is NAD+. When it collects an electron from the food you eat, NAD+ is converted into NADH. NADH then feeds the electron to the electron transport chain so the electron can flow to oxygen - the ultimate electron acceptor. How easily electrons make their way to oxygen determines energy resistance (éR) following the energy resistance principle (ERP) Mitochondrial matrix and cell cytoplasm are two different "sealed" compartments, but there is a special system that connects the NAD+/NADH pools between mito and cytoplasm: the Malate-Aspartate shuttle The Malate-Aspartate shuttle shown below is how NADH from the cytoplasm (made by glycolysis) is carried into mitochondria. The electron transport chain can then regenerate NAD+ by respiring the flowing electron. Everywhere in biology: energy transfer. Sometimes without molecular carriers. Here with a number of enzymatic intermediates, creating an integrated electrical circuit. The circuit is in service of the flowing electron looking for a place to rest. Getting back onto oxygen to become H2O (water) again, as it was initially before getting ripped off by light energy and stuck onto a carbon backbone in a green leaf. Animation by Janet Iwasa labshow more

Signed arguably Leeds best player in Gray Signed arguably... West Hams best player in Kudus A reject right back for us, playing reguarly for West Ham in KWP who is still one of our own, helping to save their club and would probably start ahead of Porro for us A Manager we sacked after 12 weeks in Nuno because he wasnt good enough leading West Ham to safety Tried to sign Nottingham Forests best player in MGW but messed up by approaching illegally One of the best stadiums in World football which could almost fit the entire capacities of Forest and Leeds stadium combined into ours alone Years and years and years of calling for Levys head for him to then finally leave Gifting West Ham their first win in 10 weeks of Premier League football Losing 6-0 to Nottingham Forest on aggregate this season Losing multiple players to reocurring serious injuries through misdiagnosis and rushing them back with almost every injury requiring surgical repair Our then Manager coming out at the start of the season saying Tottenham will 💯 lose games, but Arsenal wont £13m net spend in January to save the club from a financially catastrophic relegation. The fans could see the red flags of relegation, but Vivienne, Lange and Vinai couldnt Not getting a single penalty all season An entire squad of failing relegation players somehow still being selected for their national sides and playing brilliant whilst away on duty The Sporting Director we'd have rathe kept in Paratici, leaving instead of the other Sporting Director we all despise in Lange We are living and breathing witnessing the worst season in the entire history of Tottenham Hotspur as a football club. I do not understand how weve had the worst luck and the most jarring situations happen this season and what it is that we as fans have done to deserve this. Its as though weve sold our souls by winning the Europa League and now the clubs being banished to the fiery pits of hell to be incinerated into oblivion If we didnt have the injuries and had everyone fit and available, we probably finish top 8 with complete ease I wish the season ended tomorrow and we just get it over and done with and see where we play the rigged fixture against Lincoln on the opening day of the Championship season, home or awayshow more

Facial reconstruction of a 3,300-year-old, likely Para-Armenic or Proto-Armenian... man from Khoshbulag, Azerbaijan Archaeological sites of the LBA-EIA at Khoshbulag are attributed to the Khojaly-Gadabay archaeological culture. Funerary monuments of this period include burial grounds with kurgan-type mounds, stone cists, and flat graves featuring both inhumation and cremation. The Khojaly-Gadabay culture is well established in the archaeological literature of the Republic of Azerbaijan. Chronologically, it spans the LBA and EIA in the Caucasus region, and Iron Ages I and II in northwestern Iran. In the archaeological literature, this culture is known under several different names. In the Republic of Azerbaijan, it is referred to as the Central Zaghafia and Ganja-Garabagh culture, while in Armenia it is known as the Lchashen-Metsamor culture (Ali Karimikiya & Khagani Almamedov, 2024). These cultures trace their origins to the Trialeti culture, which emerged from the fusion of the earlier Kura-Araxes culture (associated with Northeast Caucasian speakers) and Indo-European groups arriving from the steppe, following a major environmental disruption. The genetic cluster associated with Trialeti descendants is commonly linked to early Armenic-speaking populations. At a later stage, the descendants of the Khojaly-Gadabay culture were conquered by Dagestanian tribes who played a major role in the formation of the historical Caucasian Albania. The anthropologist (Dmitriy Kirichenko, 2023) describes the remains of this man as follows: The man was buried in a stone cist (number 8) discovered on the left side of the Kilsya Dere gorge, near the road leading to Khoshbulag, and dated to the 12th–8th centuries BC. The deceased was interred in a seated position in the northeastern corner of a rectangular stone cist constructed from vertical stone slabs and covered by a single large capstone. The skull was found lying on its right side, facing west; the mandible was not preserved. Grave goods included handmade and wheel-made ceramic vessels, a massive bronze crescent-bladed axe, a bronze mace or staff finial, fragments of a decorated bronze belt, and a blue paste bead. Animal remains, including sheep ribs, were also present in the burial. The skull belonged to a male aged 50–55 years. It is dolichocranic and characterized by a large cranial length (190 mm), medium cranial width (141 mm), and a large porion–bregma height (132 mm). The forehead is broad. The face is broad (140 mm) and high, moderately profiled at the upper level and well profiled at the lower level, indicating a mesenchymal structure. The orbits are wide (from mf), very low, and chameconchic. The nose is medium-wide, high, strongly projecting, and leptorrhine. Pathological features observed on the skull include os bregmaticum, os lambdoideum, porotic hyperostosis, and traces of exposure to cold stress. The maxilla shows dental abrasion and antemortem tooth loss. Compression fractures—one of which was identified on the skull from stone cist no. 8—manifest as shallow or deep depressions on the cranial surface affecting both the outer compact bone and the inner spongy layer. Their shape and depth allow researchers to infer the type of weapon used, such as a mace, pick, or sling projectile. These injuries are caused by a hard blunt object with a limited striking surface, typically circular, oval, square, or triangular in cross-section. A strong blow may result in penetrating fractures and radiating cracks, whereas a weaker impact produces depressed fractures. In such cases, the outer cortical layer is driven into the spongy bone, often accompanied by delamination of the inner layer and fractures of the external cortex. It is likely that the injury sustained by the individual from stone cist no. 8 was inflicted with a weapon similar to the object found in the burial itself—possibly a bronze mace head or another blunt, round-sectioned implement. Overall, male skulls from Khoshbulag show close affinities with contemporaneous anthropological materials from Azerbaijan, including the necropolises of Zayamchay, Tovuzchay I–II, Shamkirchay, and the strongly contracted burials from Mingachevir, where the Caspian anthropological type predominates. The presence of a mixed Caspian–Caucasionic type—likely represented by the individual from stone cist no. 8—is also documented in Late Bronze–Early Iron Age burials from the Ganjachay River valley (Goygol District).show more