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One of the greatest samurai that ever lived, Miyamoto Musashi, created a bunch of rules to live by. Born in 1584, he was a gifted swordsman and a famous warrior, his teachings are still being applied to this day. Take a look at these 15 rules for a happy and fulfilled life, according to his text, “The Way of Walking Alone”. 1. Accept life as it comesLearn to accept the life you’re given, it will definitely make you stronger. If you accept even the most difficult parts of your life, you will find freedom within. It’s natural for stress, anxiety,…
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Azerbaijan has established local rifle production in cooperation with Israeli arms manufacturer Ari Arms. The new factory manufactures rifles based on the AR-15 platform. Its opening in early October 2026, attended by President Ilham Aliyev, marks another step in military-industrial cooperation between the two countries. The manufacturing facility was established through cooperation between Ari Arms and Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Defence Industry. The plant produces the OR-4 model, which is based on the Western AR-15 platform. According to available information, this is the first production of Western-designed rifles in Azerbaijan. The facility is intended to establish domestic industrial manufacturing capacity. Ari…
Audio of this article is brought to you by the Air & Space Forces Association, honoring and supporting our Airmen, Guardians, and their families. Find out more at afa.org The Air Force has figured out a way for maintainers to inspect what had been a “blind spot” in F-16 engines, after problems in that area led to the catastrophic crashes of two jets in recent years. A spokesperson for the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center confirmed the new procedure to Air & Space Forces Magazine last month. Task & Purpose first reported the development. AFLCMC’s propulsion directorate developed the…
The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 1 star, Diego Sanchez, will remain in jail for another 30 days over an impaired driving probation violation from this past month.Sanchez was arrested at a gas station in Socorro County, N.M., on Sept. 7, 2026, after police breathalyzed the former UFC fighter and discovered his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. As if that wasn’t bad enough, the arrest triggered a probation violation that could have resulted in Sanchez going to prison for years.Earlier this year, Sanchez pleaded guilty to shooting a gun from a moving vehicle in 2025 — a felony offense.…
The U.S. Navy published a Sources Sought Notice concerning SSN(X) late in the morning on October 9th, seeking information from industry on manufacturing capabilities for the submarine meant to succeed the vaunted Virginia-class fast attack boats. The notice represents one of the initial steps of getting a program off of the drawing board and into the manufacturing cycle, preceding the likely service entry date of the new class of submarines by over a decade. The primary purpose of such a notice aims to give the U.S. Navy feedback from industry partners, in this case about which “interested and capable” U.S.…
Home › UFC News › MMA Fans React To Brendan Allen’s Hard-Fought Submission Victory Over Christian Leroy Duncan At UFC Vegas 122 – ‘Wasn’t Exactly Flawless’ Brendan Allen had to dig deep to secure the biggest moment of UFC Vegas 122’s main event. The middleweight showdown took place Saturday at the Meta APEX in Las Vegas, where Allen faced Christian Leroy Duncan, who entered the contest riding a five-fight winning streak. After a competitive battle, Allen secured a rear-naked choke at 2:46 of the fifth round to earn the submission victory and extend his winning streak to four. “CLD” started…
Jon Jones really wishes he’d fought at UFC White House.Jones is widely considered one of the greatest MMA fighters of all time, and the unquestioned GOAT of the UFC’s light heavyweight division. He last fought at UFC 309, finishing Stipe Miocic to defend the heavyweight title. After that fight, Jones retired from MMA, but he ended his retirement shortly afterward to fight at the UFC White House card. But now that ship has sailed, Jones says he’ll most likely never fight again.“I really do believe that was my last moment inside the cage,” Jones told The Schmo. “And it was…
While some visions of the futuristic battlefield remain in the realm of science fiction, modern conflicts have demonstrated that many emerging technologies are already a reality. Among them are Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), commonly known as drones, which can operate via remote control or autonomously using onboard computers and GPS systems. Within the realm of military operations, drones can be used for surveillance, reconnaissance and combat missions. At the U.S. Military Academy, staying at the forefront of these technologies through field application, classroom instruction, and drone construction prepares cadets for what awaits them when they…
Agencies have until the end of October to deliver their post-quantum computing migration plans to the Office of Management and Budget and the Office of the National Cyber Director. Unlike other migrations plans for things like IPv6 or cloud computing that OMB has laid out over the years, the PQC migration plans are even more of a living document. Patrick Manley is lead for quantum security at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. “I think we want to have a good understanding of the scope of the problem and what we have to migrate. And I think that’s why we’re…
