14 hours ago
DES MOINES, IOWA - AUGUST 03: Roman Reigns looks on during Monday Night RAW at Casey's Center on August 3, 2026 in Des Moines, Iowa. (Photo by Kevin Sebatis/WWE via Getty Images)
After Roman Reigns walked away from LA Knight on Monday's episode of Raw, The OTC was greeted by Rey Mysterio in Gorilla. He had a short conversation with the WWE legend and it was a hint that something big was coming. On Wednesday, WWE posted an announcement via Mysterio sharing their plans for Reigns' next ***** le defense.
Beginning on Monday, August 10, WWE is hosting a luchadores tournament on Raw, SmackDown and AAA. The winner of the tournament will receive a ***** le shot against Reigns on the September 14 episode of Raw in Mexico.
Everything announced:
Announced: Wednesday, August 5, via a Rey Mysterio video on WWE's social channels
#august #Monday #announced #episode
After Roman Reigns walked away from LA Knight on Monday's episode of Raw, The OTC was greeted by Rey Mysterio in Gorilla. He had a short conversation with the WWE legend and it was a hint that something big was coming. On Wednesday, WWE posted an announcement via Mysterio sharing their plans for Reigns' next ***** le defense.
Beginning on Monday, August 10, WWE is hosting a luchadores tournament on Raw, SmackDown and AAA. The winner of the tournament will receive a ***** le shot against Reigns on the September 14 episode of Raw in Mexico.
Everything announced:
Announced: Wednesday, August 5, via a Rey Mysterio video on WWE's social channels
#august #Monday #announced #episode
3 days ago
Corning (GLW), best known to many investors as the maker of Gorilla Glass, had increasingly been revalued as an important supplier to the AI buildout thanks to its optical connectivity business. However, its latest earnings shock is a reminder that even the market's most celebrated AI infrastructure winners can run into gravity when expectations get too high.
Its shares fell as much as 20% intraday on July 28 after the company reported second-quarter results. That is one of the sharpest single-day declines in years for a name that had become a high-conviction proxy for AI infrastructure spending.
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Its shares fell as much as 20% intraday on July 28 after the company reported second-quarter results. That is one of the sharpest single-day declines in years for a name that had become a high-conviction proxy for AI infrastructure spending.
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#infrastructure #gorilla
1 month ago
Broncos Wire's 91-man offseason roster series continues today with a look at rookie wide receiver Kolbe Katsis, No. 81.
Before the Broncos: Katsis (6-1, 185 pounds) began his collegiate football career at Pittsburg State, where he played from 2021-23 and found a niche as a dual-threat wide receiver and kick returner. In 2022, Katsis was named MIAA Freshman of the Year and earned honorable mention All-MIAA accolades as a returner. In 2023, Katsis was named All-MIAA third-team as a wide receiver and returner. In 25 games with the Gorillas, Katsis racked up 1,160 career receiving yards on 70 catches and nine touchdowns. As a returner, Katsis had a pair of kick return touchdowns, and totaled 880 return yards on 30 returns.
In 2024, Katsis followed then-Pittsburg State head coach Brian Wright to Northern Arizona. Katsis spent 2024 and 2025 in the FCS' Big Sky Conference, starting 22 of 23 games. In 2024, Katsis was used as a wide receiver, catching 35 passes for 498 yards and two touchdowns. In 2025, Katsis had his best season, exploding both as a wide receiver and as a kick returner. Katsis caught a career-high 60 passes for 1,068 yards and 10 touchdowns, rushed four times for 64 yards and one touchdown, and returned 17 kicks for 521 yards and one touchdown. He earned FCS Football Central second-team All-American and Stats Perform FCS third-team All-American All-Purpose Player honors, Phil Steele fourth-team All-American, AP Honorable Mention All-American Wide Receiver, and All-Big Sky first-team accolades as a wide receiver and kick returner.
Broncos tenure: Katsis' impressive statistics were not enough to see his name called in the 2026 NFL draft. Katsis did catch the attention of the Denver Broncos staff, who seem to like him as a return candidate. Katsis signed with the Broncos as one of 13 initial undrafted free agents immediately following the NFL draft. He'll make his debut during preseason this summer.
Chances to make the 53-man roster: Long shot with a chance at returner. The Broncos' 2026 wide receiver room is deeper than it has been in a number of years; however, there may be a possibility that Katsis could be a competitor for the return specialist spot. Denver special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi apparently "really likes" Katsis as a returner. If wide receiver Marvin Mims takes on a bigger role in the offensive game plan under new playcaller Davis Webb, Katsis could be a dark horse candidate for the returner job.
Before the Broncos: Katsis (6-1, 185 pounds) began his collegiate football career at Pittsburg State, where he played from 2021-23 and found a niche as a dual-threat wide receiver and kick returner. In 2022, Katsis was named MIAA Freshman of the Year and earned honorable mention All-MIAA accolades as a returner. In 2023, Katsis was named All-MIAA third-team as a wide receiver and returner. In 25 games with the Gorillas, Katsis racked up 1,160 career receiving yards on 70 catches and nine touchdowns. As a returner, Katsis had a pair of kick return touchdowns, and totaled 880 return yards on 30 returns.
In 2024, Katsis followed then-Pittsburg State head coach Brian Wright to Northern Arizona. Katsis spent 2024 and 2025 in the FCS' Big Sky Conference, starting 22 of 23 games. In 2024, Katsis was used as a wide receiver, catching 35 passes for 498 yards and two touchdowns. In 2025, Katsis had his best season, exploding both as a wide receiver and as a kick returner. Katsis caught a career-high 60 passes for 1,068 yards and 10 touchdowns, rushed four times for 64 yards and one touchdown, and returned 17 kicks for 521 yards and one touchdown. He earned FCS Football Central second-team All-American and Stats Perform FCS third-team All-American All-Purpose Player honors, Phil Steele fourth-team All-American, AP Honorable Mention All-American Wide Receiver, and All-Big Sky first-team accolades as a wide receiver and kick returner.
Broncos tenure: Katsis' impressive statistics were not enough to see his name called in the 2026 NFL draft. Katsis did catch the attention of the Denver Broncos staff, who seem to like him as a return candidate. Katsis signed with the Broncos as one of 13 initial undrafted free agents immediately following the NFL draft. He'll make his debut during preseason this summer.
Chances to make the 53-man roster: Long shot with a chance at returner. The Broncos' 2026 wide receiver room is deeper than it has been in a number of years; however, there may be a possibility that Katsis could be a competitor for the return specialist spot. Denver special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi apparently "really likes" Katsis as a returner. If wide receiver Marvin Mims takes on a bigger role in the offensive game plan under new playcaller Davis Webb, Katsis could be a dark horse candidate for the returner job.
1 month ago
Jul. 2—The arrival of July means a new athletic year has begun for high school sports, and the march to a new football season in South Dakota is well underway.
Thursday, July 2, signified the 50-day countdown to the 2026 high school football season in South Dakota, which will kick off on Friday, Aug. 21.
Here are 50 storylines, facts and questions to consider ahead of the new high school football campaign around the state.
1. After an undefeated season and a state championship for Freeman/Marion/Freeman Academy in 2025, the Freeman football team is on its own for 2026. Marion formed a co-op with Parker, and the Freeman Academy school has closed, meaning the Flyers will have their own team for the first time in more than a decade. They are playing in Class 9A in 2026.
2. Two of the most storied football programs in the state are joining forces, as Colome co-ops with Gregory for football this season. They have nine state championships between them, including six since 2014. The Gorillas will play in Class 9AA and open the season on Aug. 21 at Kimball/White Lake.
Thursday, July 2, signified the 50-day countdown to the 2026 high school football season in South Dakota, which will kick off on Friday, Aug. 21.
Here are 50 storylines, facts and questions to consider ahead of the new high school football campaign around the state.
1. After an undefeated season and a state championship for Freeman/Marion/Freeman Academy in 2025, the Freeman football team is on its own for 2026. Marion formed a co-op with Parker, and the Freeman Academy school has closed, meaning the Flyers will have their own team for the first time in more than a decade. They are playing in Class 9A in 2026.
2. Two of the most storied football programs in the state are joining forces, as Colome co-ops with Gregory for football this season. They have nine state championships between them, including six since 2014. The Gorillas will play in Class 9AA and open the season on Aug. 21 at Kimball/White Lake.
1 month ago
Gorilla Technology (GRRR) has given investors a compelling reason to pay attention. The company recently announced a new AI compute infrastructure contract worth up to $2.5 billion over five years. For a company that generated just over $100 million in revenue last year, that number is massive.
The timing is also notable. Gorilla just reported another quarter of strong growth, topped Wall Street revenue expectations, improved its cash position, and raised full-year guidance. The latest contract adds another layer to the story. It gives investors greater visibility into future revenue and reinforces management's strategy of expanding beyond security software into AI infrastructure.
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The timing is also notable. Gorilla just reported another quarter of strong growth, topped Wall Street revenue expectations, improved its cash position, and raised full-year guidance. The latest contract adds another layer to the story. It gives investors greater visibility into future revenue and reinforces management's strategy of expanding beyond security software into AI infrastructure.
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1 month ago
A new silverback has arrived at a zoo to take charge of its western lowland pack, following the death of the UK's oldest gorilla.
Nkoumou was brought to Bristol Zoo Project from Port Lympne Hotel and Reserve in Kent and is expected to lead the zoo's troop of six western lowland gorillas.
He succeeds Jock, who died earlier this year aged 42.
Brian Zimmerman, director of conservation and science at Bristol Zoological Society, said: "Nkoumou's arrival is significant not only for Bristol Zoo Project, but for the future of a species under threat in the wild."
Jock was the oldest male gorilla in the UK and led Bristol's gorilla troop for more than two decades.
Nkoumou was brought to Bristol Zoo Project from Port Lympne Hotel and Reserve in Kent and is expected to lead the zoo's troop of six western lowland gorillas.
He succeeds Jock, who died earlier this year aged 42.
Brian Zimmerman, director of conservation and science at Bristol Zoological Society, said: "Nkoumou's arrival is significant not only for Bristol Zoo Project, but for the future of a species under threat in the wild."
Jock was the oldest male gorilla in the UK and led Bristol's gorilla troop for more than two decades.
2 months ago
June 8 (Reuters) - Amazon said on Monday it has signed a multi-billion-dollar deal with specialty glass maker Corning aimed at boosting U.S. production of optical fiber and connectivity products that are used in data centers.
Amazon, however, did not disclose any further financial details on the partnership.
Shares of Corning rose about 7% in early trading, as the partnership came as a fresh boost to the company's fast-growing fiber optics unit, at a time when weak consumer electronics demand has weighed on the segment that makes Gorilla glass.
Here are more details on the partnership:
• The multi-year partnership will create 1,000 jobs at Corning's North Carolina facilities, Amazon said.
Amazon, however, did not disclose any further financial details on the partnership.
Shares of Corning rose about 7% in early trading, as the partnership came as a fresh boost to the company's fast-growing fiber optics unit, at a time when weak consumer electronics demand has weighed on the segment that makes Gorilla glass.
Here are more details on the partnership:
• The multi-year partnership will create 1,000 jobs at Corning's North Carolina facilities, Amazon said.
2 months ago
How collecting DNA samples in the wild could transform conservation
MUSANZE, Rwanda (AP) — A guide called out to endangered golden monkeys with grunts and clicks to signal he posed no threat, a familiar sound in the mist-covered forests of Rwanda ’s Volcanoes National Park.
Here in one of Africa's most well-known parks, steep ridges and dense vegetation often obscure even the largest mountain gorillas — also endangered — and scientists are turning to new technology to detect and protect them.
Known as environmental DNA, or eDNA, the technology allows researchers to identify species using genetic material like fur or feces left in soil and water. This reduces the impact of human interaction during wildlife surveys that can leave researchers groping through the mist.
The technology, more often used in marine conservation work, was introduced by the African Wildlife Foundation in partnership with the Rwandan government. It aims to develop a list of all species in the country. That will help protect biodiversity that is threatened by climate change and population growth.
“We selected eDNA as a new technology to bring solutions and to complement existing methods used in ecological monitoring,” said the foundation’s country manager for Rwanda, Patrick Nsabimana.
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MUSANZE, Rwanda (AP) — A guide called out to endangered golden monkeys with grunts and clicks to signal he posed no threat, a familiar sound in the mist-covered forests of Rwanda ’s Volcanoes National Park.
Here in one of Africa's most well-known parks, steep ridges and dense vegetation often obscure even the largest mountain gorillas — also endangered — and scientists are turning to new technology to detect and protect them.
Known as environmental DNA, or eDNA, the technology allows researchers to identify species using genetic material like fur or feces left in soil and water. This reduces the impact of human interaction during wildlife surveys that can leave researchers groping through the mist.
The technology, more often used in marine conservation work, was introduced by the African Wildlife Foundation in partnership with the Rwandan government. It aims to develop a list of all species in the country. That will help protect biodiversity that is threatened by climate change and population growth.
“We selected eDNA as a new technology to bring solutions and to complement existing methods used in ecological monitoring,” said the foundation’s country manager for Rwanda, Patrick Nsabimana.
https://www.yahoo.com/news...
9 months ago
By Toby Sterling
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -Kissing did not begin with star-crossed human lovers but with the primate ancestors of great apes around 20 million years ago, according to a study published on Wednesday.
Researchers from Oxford University and the Florida Institute of Technology wanted to examine when kissing began, given that from an evolutionary standpoint it has no obvious survival benefit, and could spread disease.
Yet humans, chimpanzees, bonobos, orangutans, and gorillas all kiss, which strongly suggests the habit was inherited from a shared ancestor. Scientists in the study co
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -Kissing did not begin with star-crossed human lovers but with the primate ancestors of great apes around 20 million years ago, according to a study published on Wednesday.
Researchers from Oxford University and the Florida Institute of Technology wanted to examine when kissing began, given that from an evolutionary standpoint it has no obvious survival benefit, and could spread disease.
Yet humans, chimpanzees, bonobos, orangutans, and gorillas all kiss, which strongly suggests the habit was inherited from a shared ancestor. Scientists in the study co
