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A 27-year-old man was killed in a double shooting Friday morning in Seattles Yesler Terrace neighborhood.

SEATTLE One person was killed and another injured in a shooting in Seattles Yesler Terrace neighborhood Friday morning.

According to Seattle Police Department (SPD) Detective Valerie Carson, multiple people called 911 around 4:30 a.m. to report hearing shots being fired near the 1100 block of East Fir Street, which is north of Yesler Way and east of Interstate 5.

When officers arrived, they found a 27-year-old man and a 52-year-old man who had been shot. Carson said the 27-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene by Seattle Fire Department medics.

The 52-year-old man was taken to Harborview Medical Center with a non-life-threatening injury.

A stolen tow truck was also recovered at the scene of the shooting. Investigators are working to determine if the stolen tow truck was involved in the shooting.

Carson said shell casings were recovered from the scene, but no firearms were recovered.

No suspect information has been released at this time.

Homicide detectives and members of SPDs Crime Scene Investigation Unit responded to the scene and are investigating.

Anyone with information is asked to call the SPD Violent Crimes Tip Line at (206) 233-5000.

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The North Oak Cliff Librarys Day of the Dead art contest is open through 6 p.m. Oct. 29.

The contest is open to students in kindergarten-12th grade who live in Oak Cliff or attend school here. Artwork can be in any two-dimensional medium, including crayons or collage. Find links to the flyer and PDF entry form at the bottom of this page.

Here are more activities and events coming up at the library, for kids:

Crime Scene Investigation: Deadly DisinformationSaturday, Oct. 15, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Have you wondered what it would be like to work a crime scene and solve a mystery? Nows your chance! Learn how to process evidence from a mock crime scene and work in teams to solve whodunit! Registration required.

Movie: Black PantherSaturday, Oct. 15, 3-6 p.m.In preparation for the new movie, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, we will be showing the prequel movie Black Panther.

Food, family and the stories we shareWednesday, Oct. 19, 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.Come and learn how cultural foods tell the story of our families and how to pass on family traditions and history to the next generation. Presented by Yvette Blair-Lavallais, sponsored by Texas Folk Life.

And here are some events for adults:

Estate planning: attorney Virginia HammerleSaturday, Oct. 22, 11 a.m.-noonIt is never too early to plan for the future of your assets. However, the seemingly unending amount of paperwork and legalese can feel very daunting. Where do we begin? Local estate planning attorney Virginia Hammerle is here to help.

Beyond words with the DMAOct. 22, 2-3 p.m.Find your artistic voice by joining educators and artists from the Dallas Museum of Art to explore techniques, be inspired by amazing works of art and artists, and to level up your skills to expand your creativity toolkit!

Sew and tellSaturday, Oct. 29, 1-2 p.m.Calling all sewers, knitters, quilters, and embroiders! Come with your latest project as we share tips and ideas. Kits provided by the Friends of the Dallas Public Library are limited to the first 15 people.

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Pumpkin Everything is the latest addition to Hallmark Channel's "Fall into Love" event. The highly alluring and absorbing romantic drama movie is set to debut on Hallmark on Saturday, October 8, at 8 PM ET/PT.

The movie has taken inspiration from author Beth Labonte's celebrated romantic novel. The official synopsis for Pumpkin Everything, released by Hallmark Channel, reads:

The lead cast members of the highly riveting romantic movie include Taylor Cole, Michael Ironside, and Corey Sevier, among others. Paul Ditty has served as the film's screenplay writer, while Jeff Beesley has acted as the director of Pumpkin Everything.

Eric Woods, Stan Spry, Devan Towers, Anthony Fankhauser, Kendra Towers, Samantha DeGagne, Michael Rosenberg, and Laura Notarianni have served as the executive producers for the enthralling Hallmark film. Without further ado, let's jump right in to take a closer look at the lead actors in the movie, ahead of the movie's arrival on Hallmark Channel.

Originally from Arlington, Texas, the highly talented fashion model and actress Taylor Cole will be seen playing the lead role of Amy in Hallmark's brand new romance-drama movie, Pumpkin Everything.

Taylor Cole, 38, is best known for portraying the character Kate in the 2019 movie 1st Born, Cara Reneau in the 2021 movie, One Winter Wedding, and Renee in another 2021 movie, My True Fairytale.

The actress has also been a significant part of several other notable movies, including All You've Got, 12 Rounds, April Fool's Day, The Violent Kind, Sins of the Preacher, Dumbbells, The Ganzfield Haunting, Bad Blood, South Beach Love, Making Spirits Bright, Long Lost Christmas, One Winter Proposal and more.

She has also been a part of several noteworthy TV series, entailing Secret Girlfriend, The Event, CSI: Miami, The Originals, Do Not Disturb, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and several others.

Critically acclaimed Canadian actor, writer, producer, and director Michael Ironside is all set to play the lead role of Tom in Pumpkin Everything.

The 72-year-old actor is best known for portraying the character Sergeant Skylar in American Nightmare, Lead FBI Agent in The Falcon and the Snowman, Ben Cutter in Nowhere to Hide, Colonel West in Red Scorpion 2, Colonel Paul Dugan in The Next Karate Kid, Nick in The Space Between, and Max Wynn in A Fighting Man.

Over his long career, he has been a part of several noteworthy movies and TV series, including Patient Seven, Tin Can, Nobody, All God's Children, X-Men: First Class, Beneath the Blue, V: The Series, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, seaQuest 2032, Superman: The Animated Series (voice), Smallville, The Dropout and many more.

Renowned Canadian actor and director Corey Sevier will be seen portraying the lead character Kit in the latest Hallmark romantic movie.

The 38-year-old actor is best known for his portrayal of the role of Gabriel McKay in North Shore, Cabot in Lassie, Cygnus in The Northlander, and Darcy Hawkins in It Takes a Christmas Village.

Corey Sevier has also been a part of several notable movies and TV series, entailing Surf Schoo, Decoys 2: Alien Seduction, House of Fears, The Lost Future, Immortals, Apartment 1303 3D, The Corruption of Divine Providence, Instant Star, The Tree That Saved Christmas, Meet Me in New York, Lemonade Stand Romance and several others.

Other actors on the up-and-coming cast list for Pumpkin Everything entail Paula Boudreau as Lillian, Brenda Gorlick as Maggie, Paul Essiembre as Luke, Amy Groening as Capri, and several others.

Don't forget to watch Pumpkin Everything, which is arriving exclusively on Hallmark Channel this Saturday, October 8, 2022.

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The Council-run leisure centre in Stanley Park will remain shut whilst police investigate the break in on Sunday evening (October 2).

Officers visited the sports centre today where a crime scene investigation was launched to gather evidence and identify the culprits.

Police met with representatives from Blackpool Council who have been assessing the damage caused to the facilities. At this stage, it is not clear how much the damage will cost to repair.

Active Blackpool, which runs the sports centre on behalf of the Council, said the venue will be closed until further notice. But added that it hopes to reopen by this evening.

Posting on Facebook and Twitter, it said: Due to unforeseen circumstances, Blackpool Sports Centre is closed until further notice.

Speaking to the Gazette, a Blackpool Council spokesperson added: Unfortunately on Sunday evening Blackpool Sports Centre was broken into and vandalised.

"We are assessing the damage this morning and the police are carrying out their investigations.

"We hope to re-open by this evening.

"Please keep an eye on Active Blackpools social media pages where updates will be made.

Clifton Rangers Junior Football Club said it was outraged to learn that vandals had targeted a local sports centre.

"Devastating to hear about the damage caused last night, said a club spokesman. Its outrageous that kids destroy facilities used by so many people in the community.

Lancashire Police were approached for further details.

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New Delhi: After NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART), the next planetary defence mission will be the European Space Agency's (ESAs) Hera mission, which is scheduled to be launched in October 2024. The Hera mission has the goals of planetary defence, technology demonstration, and performing bonus science experiments.

NASAs DART spacecraft has made history by crashing into an asteroid, marking the successful completion of the world's first planetary defence test. DART successfully collided with asteroid Dimorphos at around 4:44 am IST on Tuesday, September 27.

Dimorphos is the small asteroid satellite of Didymos, the primary asteroid of a binary asteroid system, which posed no threat to Earth. DART demonstrated a first-of-its-kind planetary defence technique by deflecting Dimorphos.

ESA's Hera spacecraft is designed to undertake a detailed survey of the consequences of DART's collision.

Ian Carnelli of ESA, who is overseeing the Hera mission, said DART and Hera were originally conceived on a coordinated double-spacecraft basis, with one mission to perform the deflection, and the other to perform precision measurements of the result, ESA mentioned on its website.

He added that the scientific consortium named Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment (AIDA) was maintaining the international collaboration of the two missions.

After DARTs collision with the 160-metre-diameter Dimorphos, certain parameters, such as the precise mass of Dimorphos, its internal structure, and the size and shape of the crater left by DART, remain unknown. Therefore, the Hera spacecraft will head towards the Didymos binary asteroid system in October 2024, to begin its detailed 'crime scene investigation' of Dimorphos and Didymos in late 2026, according to ESA.

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A 'selfie-sat', known as the Light Italian Cubesat for Imaging of Asteroids (LICIACube), which is a part of the DART mission, observed the collision and witnessed the DART impact on Dimorphos. LICIACube will study the formation of the plume generated by the impact, and characterise its structure and evolution.

Since Hera will gather data by going near the asteroid, it will turn DART's impact experiment into a deflection technique which is well understood, and can be deployed if an asteroid, posing a real threat to Earth, advances towards the planet in future.

In 2024, ESA's Hera spacecraft will be launched by the Ariane 6 rocket.

In 2026, Hera and its two CubeSats, Milani and Juventas, will reach Didymos to begin Investigation of the aftermath of DART's impact.

Hera is also equipped with an optical camera, a laser radar lidar (detection system which works on the principle of radar, but uses laser light), and a thermal infrared scanner.

The Hera spacecraft will deploy a pair of shoebox-sized CubeSats Milani and Juventas which will perform supporting observations.

The Milani CubeSat will make spectral surface observations, while Juventas CubeSat will perform the first radar soundings within an asteroid, a technique which will serve as a means of mapping the asteroid's topography, and conditions at its base.

ALSO READ | European Space Agency Is Testing JuRa, A Mini Radar To Peer Into An Asteroid

Milani will use its hyperspectral imager (system which analyses a wide spectrum of light) to inspect the mineral makeup of the asteroid surface.

The Otto Hydraulic Bremen in Germany is responsible for building the Hera spacecraft. GMV in Spain is overseeing the engineering model of Hera's precision guidance, navigation, and control system. This will guide the Hera spacecraft to and around the Didymos binary asteroid system.

The European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC) technical centre in the Netherlands, which is ESA's main technology development centre for spacecraft and space technology, is currently testing the radar prototype of Juventas, according to ESA.

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The Juventas CubeSat will carry a compact radar, which is set to become the smallest radar system to be flown in space. But before that, ESA is testing the operation of the radar using a structural model of the CubeSat, the space agency said on its website. Juventas's low-frequency radar is called JuRa.

When ESA's Hera spacecraft will fly to the Didymos binary asteroid system, the radar aboard Juventas will perform the first ever radar soundings inside an asteroid. The technique will serve as a means of mapping the asteroid's topography and conditions at its base. The Juventus CubeSat will peer up to 100 metres deep within the 160-metre-diameter Dimorphos satellite of the 780-metre-diameter Didymos.

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