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The photographer behind the first “ghost” photos was arrested for his work in 1869. But these 8 spooky photos may still keep you up at night

When photography was first invented, critics argued that photographs lacked the soul of traditional artwork like paintings – but around two decades after the first daguerreotype, a jewelry-maker in Boston would bring “soul” to photography in an entirely different way: spirit photography. William H. Mumler (1832-1884) wasn’t originally a photographer but rather a jeweler who worked in…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Jasion Poki review: The Electric Minibike that packs heavy-duty fun

In our transportation reporting, we rarely come across something as fun as today’s review of the Jasion Poki. The Poki is a severely overpowered electric minibike that looks like it came from yesteryear. If the power isn’t enough, it also packs some cool tricks, and we’re not (just) talking about wheelies this time. Jasion Poki by the numbers: 6,720W: Massive peak power from its central…
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DefenseNews

At pivotal summit, Canadian-European security cooperation is a central focus

VIENNA — Canada and the European Union plan to deepen cooperation on satellite services, Arctic maritime capabilities and critical materials for defense industries at a two-day summit in Montreal that began on Thursday,  according to a draft joint statement. The proposed measures would advance a broader strategic partnership that calls for Canada and Europe to assume greater responsibility for…
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GamingNews

'It's Better if You Don't Have Many Expectations' — Hideki Kamiya Opens Up on Okami Sequel

IGN got the chance to bend Hideki Kamiya’s ear about the long-awaited Okami sequel at Lucca Comics and Games Festival 2026, where he shed some light on his creative process and addressed fans’ expectations about the upcoming title. In December 2024 — almost 20 years after Okami was first released — fans of Clover Studio’s critically acclaimed, cult-classic game were treated to news…
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