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Express Tribune
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 shifts timeline and deepens drama with major plot changes
The third and final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty has premiered on Prime Video, bringing a four-year time jump and significant deviations from Jenny Han's third novel, We'll Always Have Summer. The beloved coming-of-age series continues to follow Isabel 'Belly' Conklin (Lola Tung) as she navigates a complicated love triangle with brothers Conrad (Christopher Briney) and Jeremiah Fisher (Gavin Casalegno). This season opens with Belly in her junior year at Finch College, joined by her best friend Taylor (Rain Spencer) and longtime boyfriend Jeremiah. The show extends the novel's original two-year jump into a four-year leap, creating more space for believable relationship dynamics and adult character development. Jeremiah, still reeling from college party culture, discovers he's graduating late due to missed course updates. Belly, meanwhile, finds a new calling in sports psychology after a career-ending volleyball injury. Her brother Steven (Sean Kaufman), having graduated early from Princeton, now works at a tech start-up with Adam Fisher (Tom Everett Scott). Beyond academics and careers, the series introduces entirely new subplots—most notably, Steven's unexpected car accident. After rekindling a secret romance with Taylor, Steven gets into a heated argument with her and is T-boned by another vehicle. He falls into a medically induced coma but survives, using the incident as a wake-up call to rethink his priorities. He ends things with Taylor, unaware she was about to propose giving their relationship another try. Jeremiah's character arc also takes a dramatic turn. Unlike the novel, which included a single act of infidelity, the series reveals that he cheated on Belly twice. Despite this, Jeremiah proposes to her shortly after, and Belly surprisingly agrees—raising questions about whether their relationship can survive. With creator Jenny Han hinting that the finale may diverge from the book's ending, fans are left wondering not only who Belly ends up with—but how far the show is willing to rewrite its source material.
Yahoo
11 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Altizon launches Production Intelligence Centre powered by Datonis for Process Industries
PRINCETON, N.J., and PUNE, India, July 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Altizon Inc. today announced the launch of Production Intelligence Centre solution, powered by Datonis, tailored for process-intensive industries such as Steel, Cement, Chemicals, and Power. This solution delivers a unified digital view of operations by bridging data silos across OT and IT systems, enabling faster, data-driven decision-making across the organization. At the heart of the offering is a digital command center that integrates real-time signals from Sensors, PLCs, SCADA and MES, with business context from ERP systems. The result is a single pane of glass to monitor KPIs, track critical-to-quality (CTQ) parameters, digitize manual operations, and drive operational excellence. The solution includes built-in AI tools that help teams spot issues early—like abnormal equipment behavior, rising energy use, or quality deviations. These models are trained on plant data and tuned for each use case, making them practical to deploy and useful from day one. Key features include: Real-time dashboards tailored to roles like shift operators, production heads, and plant leadership Digital forms and checklists to replace paper-based records across departments AI models for anomaly detection, predictive maintenance, energy and quality drift analysis Fast deployment options with a go-live in 4 weeks. "Industrial AI requires two key phases: first, building a strong data foundation by unifying operational and business data; and second, applying AI to drive improvements. Altizon's Production Intelligence Center delivers both—creating the data bedrock for AI to be truly effective. This accelerates ROI through higher throughput, better productivity, quality, and energy efficiency. The Production Intelligence Centre solution is now available for deployment across heavy industries globally, across all major cloud platforms. About Altizon Altizon, a global industrial AI company, powers digital revolutions by helping enterprises leverage machine data to drive business decisions. Altizon's DFX applies advanced analytics and machine learning algorithms to accelerate smart manufacturing initiatives, modernize asset performance management and pioneer new business models for service delivery. Altizon has been spearheading digital factory initiatives in Industry 4.0 across a range of industry verticals, including Automotive, F&B, Industrials and Remote Industrial Assets. Altizon is headquartered in New Jersey (USA) and Pune (India). For more information, visit: View original content:
CTV News
15 hours ago
- CTV News
Death of 41-year-old man prompts homicide investigation in Princeton, B.C.
Mounties in the B.C. Interior are asking the public for help as they investigate a suspicious death they're referring to as a homicide. Princeton RCMP were called to 'a report of a man in medical distress' just north of the town on Monday, the B.C. RCMP's Southeast District Major Crime Unit said in a news release Tuesday. When they arrived, officers found 41-year-old Kyle Schmunk inside a brown, 2002 Toyota Corolla, according to the unit. Despite efforts to save his life, Schmunk died at the scene. Police did not specify exactly where or at what time the incident occurred. The major crime unit is asking the public for help determining where else Schmunk was on the day of his death. 'MCU investigators are looking for public assistance in determining Schmunk's whereabouts on July 21, 2025,' said Staff Sgt. Jason Smart, in the release. 'If you have any information regarding Schmunk, the brown, 2002 Toyota Corolla, dashcam footage or video surveillance from Highway 5A north of Princeton between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. on July 21, 2025, please contact the RCMP.' The Southeast District Major Crime Unit's information line can be reached at 1-877-987-8477.
Yahoo
16 hours ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
FOX 9 Town Ball Tour: Princeton Panthers vs. Hinckley Knights
The Brief The FOX 9 Town Ball Tour 2025 season concludes Wednesday night with the Princeton Panthers hosting the Hinckley Knights. You can watch the game on the FOX Local app or FOX 9's YouTube page. First pitch is set for 7 p.m. at Solheim Veterans Field. PRINCETON, Minn. (FOX 9) - The FOX 9 Town Ball Tour concludes the 2025 season with the Princeton Panthers hosting the Hinckley Knights at Solheim Veterans Field Wednesday. First pitch is set for 7 p.m., and you can watch the game on FOX 9. Advertisement Princeton Panthers vs. Hinckley Knights – How to watch What you can do You can watch the game live in the player above and on FOX 9's YouTube channel. Princeton is located about an hour north of the Twin Cities metro. You can watch all the action at as well as on the FOX LOCAL Mobile app and streaming on FOX LOCAL on your smart TV. Town ball season done for 2025 Big picture view It was another great summer visiting several Minnesota communities to see their love for amateur baseball. The FOX 9 crew went to St. James, Shakopee, Avon, Anoka, Springfield and this week in Princeton. The stop in Brownton set for June 25 was canceled due to a rain out. Advertisement Stay tuned for locations for the 2026 FOX 9 Town Ball Tour!
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Private conversations with Albert Einstein published as book
Records from Albert Einstein's final years are being published as a book around 20 years after their discovery, as transcripts of telephone conversations the physicist had between 1953 and 1955, publisher Heyne Verlag announced on Monday. The records by Johanna Fantova, considered to be Einstein's last close female friend, describe events from the last year and a half before the scientist's death at the age of 76. Einstein (1879-1955), who fled Nazi Germany for the United States in 1933, reportedly shared his daily experiences in US exile with Fantova over the phone. Fantova, who first met Einstein in Germany but also moved to the US, transcribed his statements with his consent, the publisher said. The 62-page typescript in German was discovered by chance in 2004 at the Firestone Library of Princeton University, where Fantova once worked as a curator. The materials lay unprocessed in the archive for a long time. The diary entries are now set to be published for the first time in an annotated edition with additional findings on September 24. The title of the book by Peter von Becker is: "I am a Magnet for All the Maniacs. The Einstein Transcripts – His Life, His Last Love, His Legacy." In the diary, Einstein - who revolutionized physics with his Theory of Relativity - shares his thoughts on politics, science, everyday life and love. For instance, he criticized the arms race of the superpowers and the rearmament of Germany, and commented on the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, according to the publisher. Solve the daily Crossword
