Vanochtend komt eerst plaatselijk mist voor, deze lost vrij snel op en volgt een dag met veel zonneschijn. Soms zit er ook sluierbewolking in de lucht, maar het blijft overal droog. De temperaturen blijven met 20 graden aan de warme kant voor begin oktober. Er staat weinig wind, langs de kust een matige wind uit het zuidwesten.

De wereld binnen de schoolmuren lijkt maar weinig op die daarbuiten. Wat kunnen leerlingen met wat ze op school leren als het voor het echie is?

Alongside a refreshed Kindle lineup, Amazon today introduced two accessories that bring physical buttons back to its touchscreen e-readers. The $34.99 Kindle Click is a Bluetooth remote that lets readers turn pages and adjust brightness without touching the device, while a new $79.99 magnetic cover is available for select Paperwhite and Colorsoft models. GeekWire reports: Amazon says [the Kindle Click is] meant for reading under the covers, on a treadmill, or on an airplane tray table. It's available for preorder and ships Oct. 28. It recharges over USB-C, includes side buttons for adjusting brightness, and works with Kindles released in 2024 or later. The company cited BookTok as an inspiration, Bloomberg reported, a reference to the community of readers on TikTok who post book recommendations, reviews and their reading setups. Kindle fans there have been showing off third-party clickers for years.

Amazon is also bringing back physical page-turn buttons, which disappeared when the company discontinued the Kindle Oasis in 2024. This time they come in a separate $79.99 magnetic cover, which works only with the new Signature Edition versions of the Paperwhite and Colorsoft. The new Kindles have screens that sit flush with the edges, colors that wrap around to the front, and optional aluminum housings. They also have user-replaceable batteries to comply with European Union rules, Amazon told The Verge.

The base Kindle starts at $149.99, or $189.99 in aluminum. The Paperwhite starts at $199.99 and the Colorsoft at $289.99, with Signature Editions at $249.99 and $319.99. Those prices match what Amazon has charged since August, when it raised Kindle prices by $40 to $50, citing memory and storage costs. The base Kindle is available now. The Paperwhite and Colorsoft ship Oct. 28.

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Zondag gaat Brazilië naar de stembus. Blijft de linkse Lula da Silva president, of kiest het grootste land van Zuid-Amerika met Flávio Bolsonaro ook voor radicaal rechts?

lioil has added a photo to the pool:

Kujyukushima Tourist Park, Sasebo, Nagasaki, Japan