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We're so excited to welcome high school volleyball teams from all around California to campus for our Volleyball Invitational! Looking forward to some great competition and a fun time together🎉

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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 12:56 am

We're so excited to welcome high school volleyball teams from all around California to campus for our Volleyball Invitational! Looking forward to some great competition and a fun time together🎉

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My world is today,
Lit by tomorrow’s promise,
A hope that waits to take me by surprise.

All that has been
Has softened to amber,
Faint as the light that pools in these frames.

Its echo is a warm hand at my back,
Leading me to the road I must still travel,
Yet it never steals
The quiet gold of now.

Love,
Shiv

Captured by @sameersinghphotography

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💬 Comment “breakfast” and I’ll send you my ultimate breakfast recipe list. Plenty of free ideas to help you find a new favourite!

This banana chia pudding takes just 5 minutes to prep and gives you around 29g of protein and 10g of fibre 🙌

Make it the night before and that’s one less thing to think about in the morning.

It’s creamy and filling, with protein from Greek yoghurt, fibre and healthy fats from chia seeds, and live cultures from kefir.

If you’re unsure about the miso, it gives the banana a lovely sweet, salty, caramel-like flavour. One of you even said it reminded you of banoffee pie. Just read the app comments!

Miso banana chia pudding

Ingredients (makes 1)

15g chia seeds
50ml kefir (dairy)
50ml milk of choice
1 tsp maple syrup
200g Greek yoghurt
1 banana
½ tbsp white miso paste
1 tsp raw cacao powder, for dusting

Halloween, but make it hollywood💅🏼💋

Who doesn't like this nacho libre #bigbravebabe #nacholibre#halloweencostume#plussize#ssbbw

The winners of the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition have been revealed, and nature really knows how to put on a show.

Selected from a record-breaking 65,403 entries across 121 countries and territories, this year's winning photographs capture everything from tiny creatures to powerful moments in the wild.

Italian photographer Federico Veronesi received the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 title for The Aftermath, a moving image of an elephant mother carrying her deceased calf in Namibia.

Young photographer Oscar Whitfield also earned recognition for Labour of Love, capturing a dung beetle hard at work in Zimbabwe.

The photograph of the dead puma was awarded for exposing wildlife persecution, not celebrating the animal's death. The image raises awareness about illegal hunting and the need to protect these animals.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year is developed and produced by the Natural History Museum, London.

Want to see these incredible photographs in person? Tickets for the exhibition are available through the Natural History Museum's website.

📸 Credits: Wildlife Photographer of the Year / Natural History Museum, London. Individual photographs © their respective photographers.

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