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A 1,200-page dossier containing the names of 34 "actively gay" priests and six seminarians in Italy has been sent to the Vatican by the archdiocese of Naples.

The allegations were compiled by Francesco Mangiacapra, a gay male escort who told local media he couldn’t put up with the priests’ "hypocrisy" any longer.

The dossier is the latest in a string of sex scandals that have rocked the Italian church and Vatican. »

Last week, Blizzard set tongues wagging with an apparent tease for a Diablo game on Nintendo Switch.

The image - of a Diablo night light being repeatedly switched on and off - felt fairly deliberate.

When contacted for this report, a Blizzard spokesperson told me the company had no new statement to add. »

The allusion is to the dreams experienced by smokers of opium pipes.

Lewis Carroll, although not known to be an opium user himself, makes clear allusions to drug use in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has his hero Sherlock Holmes visit an opium den - although that was for research rather than consumption. »

Although there are now numerous examples of control using laser-induced nucleation, the absence of physical understanding is preventing progress.

Experiments in a liquid mixture using a low-power laser diode confirm the effect.

Phase separation and nucleation using a laser-tweezing potential explains the physics behind non-photochemical laser-induced nucleation and suggests new ways of manipulating matter. »