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Adobe’s AI video model is here, and it’s already inside Premiere Pro
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Adobe’s AI video model is here, and it’s already inside Premiere Pro

Adobe’s Firefly Video Model can generate a range of styles, including ‘realism’ (as pictured). | Image: Adobe Adobe is making the jump into generative AI video. The company’s Firefly Video Model, which has been teased since earlier this year, is launching today across a handful of new tools, including some right inside Premiere Pro that will allow creatives to extend footage and generate video from still images and text prompts. The first tool — Generative Extend — is launching in beta for Premiere Pro. It can be used to extend the end or beginning of footage that’s slightly too short, or make adjustments mid-shot, such as to correct shifting eye-lines or unexpected movement. Clips can only be extended by two seconds, so Generative Extend is only really suitable for small tweaks, but that could replace the need to retake footage to correct tiny... Continue reading…
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Leaked iPhone SE 4 case shows us Apple’s major design changes
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Leaked iPhone SE 4 case shows us Apple’s major design changes

The iPhone 16 should be at the top of your list, whether you're buying your first iPhone or upgrading your current model. Apple Intelligence is the reason why. It might not be available right now, and you might not even like or want genAI. But Apple Intelligence is here to stay, and it's only improving. I'm sure you'll use parts of it and take it for granted in the coming years. That's why purchasing one of the four iPhone 16 models makes perfect sense, especially if you plan to keep your new iPhone for three or four years. However, I also get that the iPhone 16 might seem boring. And it could be too expensive for many people, too, with the cheapest model starting at $799. This is where I'll repeat myself: there is an iPhone 16 alternative that will be much cheaper but can still support Apple Intelligence. That's the oft-rumored iPhone SE 4, which should launch in the coming months. We still don't have a firm release date, but we're starting to see more iPhone SE 4 cases leak, which is a hint that the product is real and coming soon. Continue reading... The post Leaked iPhone SE 4 case shows us Apple’s major design changes appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Echo Dot deals for October 2024 ECOVACS Fall Prime Day blowout: Up to $350 off best-selling robot vacuums like the T30S Early Prime Day deals: Apple blowout, KitchenAid Stand Mixers, Dyson vacuums, $23 Echo Dot, OLED TVs, more Today’s deals: $40 in Amazon credit, Nintendo Switch games, $20 waterproof Bluetooth speaker, more
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Naval Strategy Urges Prep for China Conflict, but Is Underfunded
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Naval Strategy Urges Prep for China Conflict, but Is Underfunded

The senior naval officer in the U.S. military, the Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. Lisa Franchetti, released a new strategy and vision for the U.S. Navy in September that was met with muted praise. 
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Trump, Harris Supporters Widely Divided on Big Issues
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Trump, Harris Supporters Widely Divided on Big Issues

Just how divided are supporters of former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris? Very, according to a survey conducted on issues including guns, immigration, religion, gender identity, policing. and more.
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Kremlin: NATO's Nuclear Exercise Escalates Tensions Amid Ukraine War
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Kremlin: NATO's Nuclear Exercise Escalates Tensions Amid Ukraine War

The Kremlin said that NATO's annual nuclear exercise involving nuclear-capable military aircraft, which began on Monday, was fueling tensions in light of the "hot war" unfolding in Ukraine. NATO was due to begin its annual "Steadfast Noon" nuclear exercise on Monday, the...
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Kamala Harris sacrifices 666 innocent people to Aztec sun god to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead of that evil Columbus Day
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Kamala Harris sacrifices 666 innocent people to Aztec sun god to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead of that evil Columbus Day

WASHINGTON, DC—In a bold and historic gesture, Vice President Kamala Harris marked this year’s Indigenous People’s Day with a dazzling ceremony that included the ritual sacrifice of 666 innocent people to the Aztec sun god, Huitzilopochtli. The Vice President, decked out in ceremonial headdress and feathered robes, called the event “a necessary step toward healing” while denouncing “the horrors of that genocidal maniac, Columbus.” “This is what real respect looks like,” Harris said to a cheering crowd of activists and anthropology majors, who live-streamed the event from TikTok accounts adorned with “Land Back” hashtags. “This isn’t just about symbolism. It’s about action—bloody, ceremonial action—because Indigenous wisdom teaches us that nothing says ‘gratitude’ like spilling blood on a pyramid altar at sunrise.” The Ritual Begins As the first drumbeats echoed across the National Mall, 666 volunteers—identified as “problematic individuals” (including taxpaying homeowners and people who asked for ID at voting booths)—were led to the summit of a life-sized replica of a Mesoamerican temple. Harris, wielding an obsidian knife, addressed the crowd: “Today, we honor the vibrant, sacred traditions of those who came before us by giving Huitzilopochtli what he craves—an offering that will keep the sun in the sky and the discourse in our favor.” The volunteers, oddly calm, were assured by a team of cultural consultants that their sacrifice was both “anti-colonial” and “deeply respectful.” Each participant was also promised 10% off their next oat milk latte at participating coffee shops. Activists Applaud Harris’s Leadership Progressive activists hailed the ceremony as a revolutionary break from colonial holidays. “Finally, we’re doing something authentic,” said Mx. Sandra Chou, PhD PhD (she/they/grrrl), author of The Patriarchy Must Bleed. “I used to celebrate Indigenous People’s Day by posting memes about stolen land, but this… This is the work.” The Vice President’s office issued a statement clarifying that “only willing sacrifices were chosen”, though it’s unclear if participants knew their ‘willingness’ was determined via Instagram poll. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre assured reporters that “everyone involved was privileged to be part of this transformative experience” and “any claims of human rights violations are rooted in Eurocentric thinking.” A Break From the Past The ceremony was part of a broader push to reframe America’s historical narratives. “We must decolonize not just our holidays, but our actions,” Harris said as she smeared herself with ceremonial paint. “And honestly, Columbus? That guy never even retweeted Greta Thunberg.” The celebration also featured drumming circles, face painting, and a raffle to win a free electric scooter, all organized to divert attention from the absence of emergency disaster relief efforts for North Carolina, still recovering from Hurricane Helene. “Sacrifices have to be made,” Harris said, “in more ways than one.” Criticism Met With Condemnation Some Republicans criticized the event, calling it “barbaric” and “an outrageous waste of 666 innocent lives.” Tucker Carlson, broadcasting live from an undisclosed cabin, referred to the ritual as “the left’s latest attack on Western civilization.” However, Harris’s supporters were quick to shut down detractors. “Criticizing this sacred ritual is an act of violence,” tweeted Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. “If you’re against mass sacrifice, you’re basically pro-Columbus.” Even the Aztec sun god Huitzilopochtli released a brief statement through a spiritual medium, saying, “I wasn’t expecting this… but hey, thanks!” Looking Forward The event ended with Harris triumphantly declaring: “This is just the beginning! We will not stop until every problematic holiday is replaced with something far more culturally enriching.” Sources say that next year’s July 4th celebrations may feature a ceremonial burning of the U.S. Constitution, followed by a reenactment of pre-colonial warfare on White House grounds. Meanwhile, federal workers have been granted the rest of the week off to “process and reflect on their internalized colonialism” and update their pronouns. Harris was last seen boarding Air Force Two, still holding the obsidian knife, saying, “Let’s do Thanksgiving next!” The post Kamala Harris sacrifices 666 innocent people to Aztec sun god to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead of that evil Columbus Day appeared first on Genesius Times.
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Richard Karn From ‘90s Sitcom ‘Home Improvement’ Looks Completely Unrecognizable 25 Years Later
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Richard Karn From ‘90s Sitcom ‘Home Improvement’ Looks Completely Unrecognizable 25 Years Later

Decades after playing Al Borland on Home Improvement, Richard Karn appeared on the streets of Los Angeles with his wife Tudi Roche as they went grocery shopping. The ‘90s sitcom star kept it simple with a golf shirt, shorts, and a pair of slip-on sneakers as he strutted the city while on the phone. Karn looked different and unrecognizable, as he now lost some weight and left his gray hair to flourish. He still has his beard, which is mostly silver all through and well-trimmed. Karn looked handsome and fit for 64 and the lurking cameras made sure to capture that. Richard Karn 25 years after ‘Home Improvement’  ‘Home Improvement’ star Richard Karn shows off slimmed-down physique since ‘90s heyday https://t.co/1o0fAZ9MFE — Debbie Gayhart (@gayhartdebbie1) October 13, 2024   Karn’s character starred alongside Tim Allen’s Taylor, who was the co-host for the Tool Time show in Home Improvement. The series ended in 1999, and Karn continued his hosting duties in real life on Family Feud and then Game Show Network’s Bingo America in 2008. Interestingly, actor Stephen Tobolowsky was originally cast as Al but got replaced by Karn due to scheduling issues. Karn landed the role by fate, thanks to Tudi, who convinced him to move to Los Angeles, where he met the agent who encouraged him to audition. HOME IMPROVEMENT, from left, Tim Allen, Richard Karn / Everett Life after ‘Home Improvement’ After Home Improvement came more opportunities for Karn as he became a fan favorite. He did commercials, hosted shows, and appeared in The Strokes’ music video for “Someday” as the Family Feud host against Guides by Voices. He also starred in the second MVP series, Most Vertical Primate and Mr. Blue Sky in the 2000s, and a few episodes of That ‘70s Show.             View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by Richard Karn (@officialrichardkarn)   Aside from his acting career, Karn is also a successful author in the home improvement genre. He released two books— House Broken: How I Remodeled My Home for Just Under Three Times the Original Bid and Handy at Home: Tips on Improving Your Home from America’s Favorite Handyman with former CBS editorial director George Mair. Karn is the father of one, and he is with Tudi, his spouse of nearly four decades. Next up: John Travolta And His Daughter Look Glum In New York On What Would’ve Been Kelly Preston’s 61st Birthday The post Richard Karn From ‘90s Sitcom ‘Home Improvement’ Looks Completely Unrecognizable 25 Years Later appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A
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These Popular Baby Names From The ‘20s Are Making A Comeback
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These Popular Baby Names From The ‘20s Are Making A Comeback

Nameberry’s name expert Sophie Kihm explained why some old names have become fashionable again in recent times, noting that there is a 100-year rule that determines what becomes popular at the time. Sophia added that naming preferences go in cycles, therefore names that are uncool now will be top-choice in the future, just like the cool ones now were hardly considered years ago. According to her statement, names from the ‘20s will become more stylish in the coming years. Baby names recycle as the older generations leave Photo by Colin Maynard on Unsplash According to Sophie, names make a comeback when the generation that had them begins to phase out. In this case, names like Brenda and Gary from great-grandparents are getting back in style. Others like Olive, Otis, Florence, Theodore, and Felix are also becoming common among new babies. On the other hand, grandparent and parent generation names like Stephanie, Kieran, Ellen, and Tony are slowly going out of fashion, due to how often they have been used. They will likely become the preference in the next century, but for now, people want to hear new names and are reaching back to the far past. Photo by Mindy Olson P on Unsplash Constant classics Some names are an exception to the 100-year rule and have remained classics through generations; for example, James, Thomas, Henry, George, William, and Alexander have remained top options in the United Kingdom, specifically England and Wales. Photo by Luke Michael on Unsplash This can be easily explained by these names’ relation to the British royal family, particularly the male members of the institution. They particularly have more value placed on them as they held priority positions in the line of succession until recent times. Feminine names from the royal family are more decorative; hence, Britons tend to choose what sounds sweet to their baby girls at the time. Next up: Richard Karn From ‘90s Sitcom ‘Home Improvement’ Looks Completely Unrecognizable 25 Years Later The post These Popular Baby Names From The ‘20s Are Making A Comeback appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A
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MONDAY AT 3 P.M. EASTERN: 'Five O'Clock Somewhere' With Kruiser, VodkaPundit
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MONDAY AT 3 P.M. EASTERN: 'Five O'Clock Somewhere' With Kruiser, VodkaPundit

Fully enjoyed a weekend well spent with friends, family, food, booze, and watching Elon Musk change the world again with Starship Flight Test 5.Now looking forward to another week of keeping our VIP family…
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Introducing the Breitbart Fight Club—Your Ultimate Membership Experience
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Introducing the Breitbart Fight Club—Your Ultimate Membership Experience

Today we are unveiling the “Breitbart Fight Club,” a premium membership experience. The Breitbart Fight Club will give you more hard-hitting reporting, more needle-moving narrative and political…
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