Amazon Bestselling Author - The Contessa’s Triumph- Feathered Quill Reviewers Choice 2026 * The Nora D’Ecclesis Podcast
Pennsylvania, USA
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The Hunter's Moon put on quite a show Sunday night! 🌕 October's full moon created some breathtaking scenes over New York City and San Francisco.
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A disaster and a Medical crisis bring multiple lives
together, and a lost dog is caught in the middle.
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The Witching Hour - Your 20 minute #COFFEE break read. 🔥Only 99p/$1.37🔥
More fulfilling than a chocolate bar and with far less calories, enjoy a romantic and satisfying read.
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HEADS UP! 🌕 Tonight is the peak of the October Full "Hunter's Moon!" Its traditional name comes from the time of year hunters prepared food for winter. Get those cameras ready!
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Have you put up your Halloween decor? The night sky will add the finishing touch. 🌕
October’s full moon, named the Hunter’s Moon, will rise on the night of Oct. 26. Its name comes from the seasonal practice of hunters relying on bright moonlight.
ALT A mostly-full Moon appears deep yellow in contrast with the blue night sky around it. A dark flock of birds flies just below it. The tops of buildings and trees peek out from the bottom of the photo.
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October’s full moon will grace the sky this weekend — and those with a keen eye may also catch a glimpse of Saturn. cnn.it/4i7cuo0
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This isn't lightning, but it's still electric! ⚡ A pilot flying in Australia captured a phenomenon known as St. Elmo's Fire.
It occurs when strong electric fields ionize the air, creating glowing plasma along parts of the aircraft, including the windshield. The phenomenon itself isn't dangerous, but it can be a warning sign of nearby thunderstorms and lightning.
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Ina Garten is starting a new chapter. The Barefoot Contessa shows us her apartment, which doubles as the set of her new podcast, and shares a recipe for perfect scrambled eggs. 🔗 on.wsj.com/3Uh9zQm
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Powerful waves crashed into Fugang Fishing Harbor in Taiwan as Typhoon Champi approached, bringing strong winds and dangerous surf to the island's coastline.
