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Want to keep up with what everyone’s talking about on alternative social media sites like Bluesky and Mastodon , but don’t have time to constantly scroll through their respective apps? A newly launched link aggregation service called Sill may be able to help. The service is similar to the older startup Nuzzel , which was ultimately acquired by Twitter as part of its deal for Scroll in 2021 , then integrated into Twitter’s app. Popular with news junkies, Nuzzel helped users keep track of what everyone on Twitter was talking about, reading, and resharing that day. The feature lives on inside of Elon Musk’s X app as “Top Articles,” which is available to X’s Premium subscribers. Sill is now offering the same sort of functionality, but for the Twitter/X alternatives that are embracing open protocols, like Mastodon and Bluesky. Part of the open social web, the two social platforms promote the idea of decentralized social media as a counterbalance to apps run by centralized authorities like X and Meta. However, Mastodon and Bluesky rely on different protocols and infrastructure. Mastodon is part of the fediverse , powered by ActivityPub , while Bluesky is building its own AT Protocol. The service’s launch comes at the same time as X appears to be deprioritizing links within its own app, per a post from X owner Elon Musk. He suggested that links should be added to replies instead, in response to a complaint about the change by Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham. To get started with Sill , you’ll first connect your Bluesky and Mastodon accounts to the new service. The app’s developer Tyler Fisher says Sill uses Bluesky’s new OAuth for AT Protocol instead of app passwords, which means Sill won’t have access to your password directly. Once connected, you’ll be able to see the most shared links among those you follow across the two services. You can also opt-in to receive a daily email that lists all 10 of the most popular links in your network. Link popularity is determined by the number of unique accounts that share a URL across your social apps, Fisher explains, including those that may have reposted the link (similar to a retweet). Sill aggregates those links and shows you what people are saying about them. You can also further curate your links by muting phrases, domains, and accounts that you don’t want to see included, Fisher noted in a blog post announcing Sill’s launch last week. Previously CTO at the nonprofit newsroom The 19th and a software engineer at The Washington Post, Sill’s creator has experience building technology for the news ecosystem. He says Sill will remain an open source project so people can self-host their own version, but he will later introduce paid plans that will offer advanced features to sustain the app. These may include features like support for custom lists or feeds, analytics, support for multiple accounts, or maybe native apps. Sill’s launch was first spotted by Apple news site Six Colors and NiemanLab , which focuses on journalism in the digital age. Noted the latter, Sill had around 300 people in its private beta ahead of the public beta launch. It’s now open to anyone. Be aware that as a beta project, Sill may have performance issues and bugs. (It took us a few tries to get our initial sign-up through, for instance, and Sill warned that Bluesky could be down even when the app was working.) Those issues will improve over time as Sill moves towards a general release.A look at Delaware County high school football on this weekend in years past... 30 Years Ago Marty Brown gains 281 yards on 16 carries and has scoring runs of 39, 15, 48 and 58 yards and Pat Kane runs for a touchdown and catches a TD pass from Chris Fox as Springfield rolls past Radnor, 57-0, to finish 9-0 in the Central League ... Brian Morris runs for three touchdowns, John Tinney throws three scoring passes and Steve Carroll has three interceptions in Ridley’s 35-7 win over Strath Haven ... Jonathan Bystrek scores on an 86-yard kickoff return and a 16-yard run and Mike Mitros tosses TD passes to Chris Hemmert and Anthony Becht as Monsignor Bonner beats Bishop McDevitt, 34-14, in a Catholic League semifinal playoff game ... Defensive end Pete Sousa runs 40 yards with a fumble for Archbishop Carroll’s first score in a 12-9 Catholic League semifinal win over Father Judge. 40 Years Ago Rusty Richter gets two touchdowns, one a 55-yard punt return, and Brian Thompson scores on a 30-yard interception return as Ridley completes a 9-0 Central League season by beating Springfield, 25-0 ... Mike Griffin runs for three TDs and Bryan Carroll scores on a 15-yard run with a blocked punt in Strath Haven’s 34-7 win over Penncrest ... Defensive lineman Barney DelSordo recovers a fumble for the touchdown that gives Garnet Valley a 12-9 decision over Interboro ... Tom Colvin, Bill Horan and Mike Meiswich get TDs and Ed Monaghan and Pete Ruggieri lead the defense in Monsignor Bonner’s 19-3 Catholic League playoff win over West Catholic ... Mike Joyce has a scoring run, Don O’Brien kicks a 30-yard field goal and Burt Grossman has a sack for a safety as Archbishop Carroll defeats Cardinal O’Hara, 12-7, in a Catholic League playoff game. 50 Years Ago Joe Keefer runs for a touchdown after three Mike Bailey to Mike Saska completions account for 55 yards and Vince LaSorsa, Mike McBride and Al Conicella lead the defense as Archbishop Carroll defeats West Catholic, 7-0, to win the Catholic League Southern Division playoff title ... Brian Mackrides has a scoring run and throws a scoring pass in Springfield’s 35-0 win over Marple Newtown ... Larry Jackson runs 79 yards with a fumble to score and throws a TD pass to Jerry Benson to help Penncrest to its first victory, 26-20 over Interboro (Charlie Sheckler fumble recovery for a touchdown; Charlie Brehm 76-yard kickoff return TD) ... Dean Johnson tosses three scoring passes, two to Willie Sydnor, in Radnor’s 28-0 win over Lower Merion. 20 Years Ago John Dempsey gains 183 yards on six carries, including touchdown runs of 68, 58 and 47 yards, as Cardinal O’Hara defeats Archbishop Ryan, 34-6, in a Catholic League Red Division playoff game ... Greg Kobilka throws a TD pass to Mark Smith in the first half and adds a scoring run in the second half of Archbishop Carroll’s 13-12 Catholic League Blue Division playoff loss to West Catholic ... Steve Jones runs for a touchdown in the first minute of the fourth quarter to help Penn Wood snap a 10-game losing streak with an 8-3 win over Harriton. 10 Years Ago Nasir Adderley scores on punt returns of 54 and 47 yards to help Great Valley to a 21-0 District 1 Class 3A championship game victory over Springfield (12-1), which gets interceptions by Ricky Sterling and Alex Masino and a quarterback sack from Brian Layden ... Nazim Trammell-Wells, Sterling Williams and Zeph Ellis (80-yarder) run for touchdowns, but Delco Christian drops a 29-22 PIAA Class A playoff decision to St. Pius X (Tre Jordan two TD runs, two scoring passes).

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'Tis the (deals) season! Walmart is kicking Black Friday off early with up to 70% off , which means, if you're a parent (or know and love a tiny human) it's the perfect time to grab toys and games for the holiday season. From the latest video games to must-have toys from Lego and Little Tikes, check out a few of the goodies you can grab on sale now! 1. A Harry Potter LEGO set for the Potterheads who want to live out their Hogwarts dream, but their letter seems to have gotten lost in the mail. Promising review: "This set was AWESOME... We are Harry Potter fans here in our house. The kids loved putting it together and playing with a little bit. It's going on the shelf as one of our collections soon. As always, Walmart had the best price, over $20 [at the regular non-sale price]. Thanks Walmart. We appreciate that." — Wendell Price: $45 (originally $79.99) 2. A 25-piece three-story farmhouse-style dollhouse complete with chic furniture and a cute bunny character. Suitable for ages 3+, they can even change the bunny's clothes and play with the house open or closed. Promising review: "I was very pleased and the four year old recipient was very excited. I liked the carrying case design, and was helpful with the many pieces." — Vondia Price: $25 (originally $49.97) 3. Flybar's bumper car ride in a sweet pink Minnie Mouse design. It has dual joyride steering, an adjustable safety belt, and a maximum speed of 1MPH for the ultimate safety-conscious ride. The whole design is so cool, but my favorite part? The snazzy flashing lights above the wheels. Promising review: "Bought this bumper car as a birthday present for my daughter, she just turned 4 and she loves the thing. It's great quality. The lights are really cool and bright; you can't turn off the lights, but they stay on if the car is on. But it's the perfect indoor toy not too loud either. The bumper guard is great and doesn't damage any furniture. Highly recommend so glad I bought this on sale. The pink is a Barbie pink and the Minnie Mouse theme makes it so much better. Recommend for sure." — LakerFanatic Price: $69 (originally $99) 4. Jenga , the stackable game that's fun for all the family. The most suspenseful five seconds in life HAS to be when you're removing a block and the tower starts to wobble. Promising review: "This game is a classic. This particular set was smooth and fun. My two year old has found the fun of this game. Although it says 6, this is a game that doesn't divide the readers and nonreaders. Or the mathematical and not. My older son is always wondering how my two year old avoids knocking over the tower. It helps them learn patience. But my favorite is to watch the reactions that follow the tower collapse." — Disco13 Price: $9.97 (originally $15.99) 5. A remote-controlled fast toy car to give them a taste of F1 without *actually* competing. This car is suitable for all terrains and is water resistant. Promising review: "Got it as a gift for hubs, and he loved it!!! the RC CAR is super fast, quality isn't bad! i highly recommend it. Love how it has a spare battery! super fun to play with." — Tashia Price: $79.99 (originally $104) 6. A double basketball goal game that's pretty similar to those you find in the arcade but never seem to get the chance to play on because EVERYONE wants to play on them. Promising review: "We love it because it became fun for the whole family. It's durable and it lasts! I love the fact that it comes with 6 inflatable basketballs!" — Edrica Price: $36.99 (originally $159.99) 7. Super Mario: Odyssey for Nintendo Switch — the game involves exploring colorful 3D kingdoms and mastering new moves such as cap throw, cap jump, and capture. Promising review : "This particular purchase was a Christmas gift for my niece who is 20-some years younger than myself. I have also played this game as I have my own Switch. I have played Nintendo games for many years. My niece and her husband enjoyed this game, just as I did. You really cannot go wrong with a Nintendo title. This game is a must." — Kimber Price: $30 (originally $59.99) 8. And for the super Super Mario fans, a wireless controller for Nintendo Switch designed with a stunning themed graphic. Price: $35 (originally $59) 9. A Little Tikes pretend refrigerator to teach them the art of having a wonderfully organized fridge. This one even comes with an ice dispenser! Promising review: "I bought it for my granddaughter's 1st bday and both my grandkids love it! Mom said they begin their morning playing with!!" — Jamie Price: $25 (originally $50.99) 10. Marvel's Spider-Man 2 for PlayStation 5 that will immerse themselves in the wonderful world of Peter Parker. Available as a single-player game, players have the option to switch between several characters during gameplay. Promising review: "My first Spider-Man game in the Sony eco, it doesn't disappoint in the least bit. It is a rollercoaster. The action is fluid and heavy with cinematic elements during combat that really delivers. This is one if not the best 3rd person action game for PS5 in my opinion. 10/10." — D Price: $30 (originally $69.99) 11. UNO Flip! , the fan-fave card game with a fun little twist. Play the flip card and allllll the double-sided cards will have to be turned over. Oooh, the drama! Promising review: "I was introduced to the game by my granddaughter. We played the game several times and it was great and fun every time. We liked it so much, we bought our own." — Larry Price: $5.99 (originally $18.50) 12. A wireless gaming headset that is compatible with many different gaming devices like PS5, PS4, Xbox, and desktop. Promising review: "We ordered 2 of these, a headset for our son to play Fortnite so he can stay connected with his friends and a set for Mom to use on work conference calls. They work great for both! I like the headset because they block out background noise effectively so I can hear my conference call and block out my son's energetic Fortnite talk!" — Mr Price: $20 (originally $39.95; available in eight colors) 13. The multi-award-winning Catan , a strategy board game that involves harvesting and trading resources. It's suitable for ages 10+ and can be played with 3-4 people. Promising review: "I wasn't sure about this game at first, but after having tried it with with my family, I enjoyed it so much, we ended up buying it as gifts for everyone else we could think of who would enjoy it and had the people to play with. This is a great game for anyone who likes strategic games or just a fun time to be had with friends or family. =)" — SunnyDodds Price: $25 (originally $49) 14. EA Sports College Football 25 for the sports lovers who have an Xbox Series X. The fast-paced game is the perfect way to bring the football field home this winter. Promising review: "My husband has been waiting for this to be released for YEARS, and he counted down the days to the release date (only for it to be delivered late). He claims it was well worth the wait. He said the graphics are amazing and look very life-like. He says it's way better than his Madden games, and he loves how up-to-date team rosters are. This was a definite “win”!" — Jennifer Price: $30 (originally $69.99) 15. A Hot Wheels City Mega Car Wash because who else ~loved~ a visit to the car wash as a kid? With cool color-changing features, this no-mess set is basically an extreme version of your regular car wash. Promising review: "Bought for my grandson. It's his new favorite thing." — V Price: $20 (originally $44.97) 16. A 10-in-one game table so you can switch out the game depending on your mood. From hockey to football to shuffleboard to ping pong, this table has it all. Promising review: "I love how sturdy this product is. It is a Christmas gift for my niece and nephew, they are going to be so excited when they see this, can't wait." — Char Price: $129.99+ (originally $345.99; available in two colors) 17. A Dungeons & Dragons Clue for making every D&D lover in your life supremely happy. Promising review: "Purchased for my boyfriend. Huge dungeons and dragons fan. He loved it. Definitely suggest for fans." — Cheri Price: $32 (originally $49.99) 18. Throw Throw Burrito , a dodgeball-meets-card game that's the best of both worlds. Don't worry, the burritos are super squishy so you can throw them at your great-grandpa without feeling bad. Promising review: "Wonderful game! Purchased as a family game night option and it's sooooo fun with my young kids! My 4 year old even made up his own game with the burritos and has had hours of fun. " — Ashley Price: $10 (originally $24.99) 19. A Star Wars lightsaber so they can step into their favorite franchise without even entering a galaxy far, far away. Promising review: "Disney park quality for a fraction of the cost! A great option for the at-home 'battles'." — JMM Price: $10 (originally $24.97) 20. Twister , the classic board game that'll leave the whole family practicing their best contortionist impressions holiday season. Promising review: "I've been playing this game since 1980! Now our grandchildren are playing! They love it. What a hoit when their cousins came over. I appreciate the quality mat, spinner and box to store being a nice quailty. So many games quality has gone down hill big time! Not Twister! Awesome!" — Walmart Customer Price: $10 (originally $17.97) You, watching your kiddos open all their new toys knowing you got them on sale at Walmart : Need ingredients for all your new recipes? Shop each recipe directly through the app, or check out Walmart’s grocery selection to get veggies, meat, seafood, and more delivered right to your door. 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Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. president, who was also the nation's oldest living president, died on Sunday at age 100. Prior to his life in politics, Carter was a peanut farmer and a U.S. Navy lieutenant. He was elected governor of Georgia in 1970 and U.S. president in 1976. James Earl Carter Jr. was born on Oct. 1, 1924, in Plains, Georgia, and was the eldest son of Bessie Lillian Carter and James Earl Carter Sr. Carter had three younger siblings: Gloria Spann, Ruth Stapleton and Billy Carter. Carter attended Plains High School in 1941 and briefly studied engineering at Georgia Southwestern College before transferring to the Naval ROTC program at Georgia Institute of Technology. Carter earned admission to the Naval Academy in 1943 and graduated in the top 10 percent of his class. Carter was assigned to serve on the USS Wyoming in 1946. He was promoted to lieutenant in 1952 before resigning in 1953 to manage his family farm following the death of his father. See Also: A History Of Businessmen In Politics Carter’s career in politics began when he served as chairman of the Sumter County Board of Education in the early 1960s. Within eight years, Carter became governor of Georgia, where he championed government efficiency, ecology and continued desegregation in the South. Carter defeated incumbent Republican Gerald Ford in the 1976 U.S. presidential election and remains the last Democrat to win the majority of the Southern states in the general election. During his one term as president, Carter created 8 million jobs and cut the budget deficit despite near-record inflation and interest rates. He established the Department of Education, strengthened Social Security, appointed record minority applicants to federal jobs, expanded national parks and combatted an energy crisis by proposing a plan to decrease the consumption of petroleum and increase the use of nuclear power. In addition, Carter championed human rights, helped bring peace between Egypt and Israel, completed a nuclear limitation treaty with the Soviet Union and improved diplomatic relations with China. As a presidential candidate and as president, Carter also supported the LGBTQ community at a time when few public officials did. For example, in 1978, Carter urged California voters to defeat Proposition 6 (aka the Briggs Initiative), which would have barred gays and lesbians from teaching in the state's public schools. Voters rejected the anti-gay and lesbian measure by more than 1 million votes. When Carter ran for reelection in 1980, he was the first Democrat to endorse a gay rights plank in the party's platform. A combination of domestic economic trouble, extremely high inflation and a hostage situation at the U.S. embassy in Iran weighed on Carter’s popularity among the U.S. electorate, and he was defeated by Ronald Reagan in the 1980 presidential election. See Also: This Day In Market History: Jimmy Carter Blocks Iranian Oil Imports Following his stint in the White House, Carter focused his efforts on championing human rights causes around the world. Carter and his wife Rosalynn founded the Carter Center in 1982 with the goal of alleviating human suffering and advancing human rights initiatives. Over the years, the Carter Center has promoted and supported global democratic elections and worked to reduce and treat the spread of disease in impoverished regions. Carter was also well-known for his volunteer work supporting Habitat for Humanity. Twenty years after he left office, Carter earned a Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 for his efforts in peace, democracy, human rights, and social and economic development. Carter is the author of 30 books, including the 2006 New York Times Best Seller “Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid.” Carter’s passion for music was portrayed in the 2020 documentary “Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President.” Carter is survived by his children Amy, Jack, Donnel and James Carter. His wife Rosalynn died on Nov. 19, 2023 at 96. Contributors: Elizabeth Balboa, Anthony Noto Photo: Jimmy Carter in 1977, Photo by Bernard Gotfyd, courtesy Library of Congress © 2024 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.

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