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PRINCE MINOR: Mark Carney, with Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc and chief negotiator Janice Chantelle.

Tariffs deepen trade war with Canada

Ottawa responds after the U.S. imposes a 50% tax on $20 billion worth of products.

BY PAUL WOMACK AND BOB OLLLING

WASHINGTON — The United States and Canada, the immediate time after with a long history of cooperation, fell deeper into a trade war Saturday marked by angry overthreatment and war-fulfilling in a state led to raise prices for products in both countries.

The U.S. has made 10% tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian products, prompting Canada to respond, setting their lead the way of its regulatory penalties. Each side blamed the other for the collapse of negotiations in Washington late Friday.

President Trump's impact came with his latest 5% of what Canada elaps to the United States every year on products from the key shifts to league depression. They went into effect at 12:30 a.m. Saturday as a deadline to reach a trade deal passed.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said that Ottawa would respond with targeted tariff protection to industries exposed to the new U.S. duties, including some waterproofing. He also mentioned the likely appliance, agricultural equipment, pulp and paper and electronic services.

No further talks were planned. Whatever the eventual outcome, a loss of trust seems one of the earliest casualties.

Carney accused Washington of using "extensive suspension as a weapon" and said "to signalize was written in press." Rewriting the campaign of the U.S. and his country had been "attacked" by the new American tariffs. "Not to at the other people attacked," he said, adding that Canada had the reserves, resilience and plan to respond.

The U.S. has made negotiator Jameson Greer, and the U.S. was compelled to act after a year of retaliation by its long-time partner. "We've said enough, and (See Tariffs, A3)

A durable alliance is deeply altered

Canada and the U.S. lead one of the world's oldest relationships before the trade war. WOLK, 40

Ebbing water, grim findings

As the water level at Lake Mead has plunged to a history low, more human remains are emerging from the depths of the nation's largest reservoir.

It is no more trend that began about four years ago, with some remains being in the morning within and others likely murder victims.

The latest discovery came on Aug. 18 at Brodley Beach on the western part of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada, according to national park officials.

At this time, there is no indication of criminal activity: "park officials wrote in an email response to The Times. "The investigation remains ongoing and no additional information is available."

It is the latest set of human remains discovered at Lake Mead in recent years. (See Mead, A3)

As Lake Mead continues to shrink, more bodies are being discovered in the reservoir

BY BONNIE YOUNG

A RECEDIENT: Lake Mead is shown at Lake Mead National Recreation Area near Brodley City, Nov.

COLUMN ONE

The cartel's man in the sky

How a shadowy pilot called Jando climbed from smuggling drugs to flying El Chapo's sons

BY KENNAN HAMILTON

On a July afternoon in 2004, a ninety-place carrying three-seer from Mexico to a hotel room at a small airport a few miles west of El Paso. Federal agents were waiting on the farmer to greet them, handcuffs of the ready.

The first to downhaul was Joaquin Guaman López, a son of the infamous Mexico-civil leader "El Chapo." People and dark-haired with a slightly heard, he had not turned 10 and was westerly. U.S. authorities for working with him three brothers — known collectively as Los Chagüez — to smuggle from offentatal, methamphetamine and cocaine.

Federal law was the spring-grounding publisher, Samuel "El Mayo" Zambada, a

longtime partner of El Chapo who co-founded the Mexico cartel and had a $20-million bounty on his head. And then there was the pilot.

Although his passageways were among the world's most notorious drug traffickers, the smoker who flew them around the border was almost a complete unknown — so much so that while the efters were arrested immediately he was allowed to walk five and return home to Mexico.

Since then, however, interviews and court documents reveal that he was a key member of the Chagrin organization — somewhat the commander of the cartel's air force. And he could more play a role in bringing down other major cartel laws.

(See Jando, A4)

'Proteinmaxing' filling L.A. plates

Penny B. Smith

A BUTCHER: prepares chicken at Proietam Ovenco, a counter-service diner in East Hollywood.

BY HANS KEMPLE

It's landslide at Proietam Ovenco, a German officer, Hollywood, a counter-service restaurant where customers increasingly probe their role and negotiate how a plant high with hands of the farmer clean.

More and more, diners are tearing into "protein-maxing," the vital health trend that promotes increased protein intake with the health-honoring education, decreasing appetite and increasing muscle mass.

An orders flood into the restaurant on online food money services and a step up window, a hatcher show. (See Trend, A5)

Democrat prep for potential interference in the midterms

Messaging from the Trump administration leads to creation of defensive battle plans

BY KEVIN RECTOR AND JONNAN McGOWAN

Big-city mayors are giving paid workers panic historians case-decision despite question their work. County and state officials are gaming out responses to these gretzes leads near voting centers.

Lawyers for Democratic press and civic groups are pre-writing legal challenges to ballot assures. And Democratic aides in Washington are preparing mass media campaign to put back in the court of public opinion against any function change over fraud in competitive districts.

Arrest California and the nation, civic organizations, voting rights advocates and Democratic leaders are preparing for a raft of potential actions by the Trump administration to interfere in, subvert or deny November's midterm cuts.

President Trump, an election-dinner for mass ban without evidence described the U.S. election system as badly corrupted by fraud and dangerously vulnerable to both domestic and foreign interference.

He has said he would do "anything necessary" to have "honest-dections," and

has tried since returning to office to unilaterally rewrite the rules for voting nationwide and went control of elections from the States through executive orders and other administrative measures.

Not, he has declined to rule out additional and unprecedented steps to force his will on the November election, including through emergency declarations and military departments, and in February suggested Republican should simply take over voting in blue states.

Election experts say there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in American elections, despite Trump's allow-marching for youth.

The information must any Trump interference or power grab is being done quickly to avoid non-binding research of the strategy to the Trump administration or shaking unnecessary fear among voters.

It is designed to match what Trump's opponents see as his three-part "interference playbook" — to "deceive" others before the election. "Bartyg" the vice head and "drop" any unfavorable words after, and chattis "full of Justice. Democrat's prominent litigant against the administration.

"The throats are real," Vad said, "but the preparation is larger and more coordinated than ever before."

The complete being (See Millhouse, A8)

Raman scrutinized over role in tackling L.A.'s homelessness

Critics say mayoral candidate failed to lead key committee with needed urgency.

BY TRIAD GOLDMAN

Rifing Raman has made Los Angeles' struggle to combat homelessness a key point, in her mayoral campaign, yet her own record on the matter has dead become an issue with her name as head of the City Council committee seeking initiative to lead the

Mayor Karen Baas is at the helm of the city's battle against homelessness, but since 1935 Raman has been the second most powerful official as chair of the City Council's Housing and Homelessness Committee. That changed this month, when council President Marquessy Harris Gronson, a key than ally, split the com-

mittee in two and removed Raman as its chair, effective Sept. 1.

Raman claims that politics were at play, saying her removal as a hit, yet for her decision to challenge Bum. Harris Gronson disputes that, saying Raman failed to lead the committee with the urgency needed to combat L.A. by sharing homelessness crisis.

The committee is behind in course of more than 30 issues: "and Marchi Gronson is an active two." There are very serious documents made over what happens with the committee. "We needed someone who could focus on that and get it done and get it done quickly and show ability to build community."

Beyond the dispute over Raman's leadership of the committee, there are clear policy disagreements between the mayor and the council member over the (See Raman, A3)

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Recent actions in Trump and the Treasury help lift cryptocurrency and the previous metal to a strong work. BATTERY, 40

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Ripple or blue wave? This race could be telling

The high desert is not typically a place you look for a wave. But in the vast en-

plastic recession the Sierra Nevada and Utah border is not exactly white upon turn for the hypnotic braking because actual events should one come December, is aside high or some thing there's akin to a publicAHcchman.

What Proud Business has been represented by your first lawmakers since the creation more than 40 years ago, All those represented have been Expanded.

November's contest should be another show for the GNP and its teams, too. David Filppo. The 1980s, the 1980s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s.

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Filppo lived until fairly recently, the volume of the incumbent to support his party's nominee — 1990 Democratic the net—to limit the 100 feet beyond a major sport.

To tell he an interesting mixture and left," Mark Amoski, who has represented the district for 21 years, wrote on social media after the June primary. That, I think we'd like to say, but I'm sure the first time in its interest, isn't a Republican guarantee.

That upon about the kindest thing the congressman has had to use about his world for success.

And what has got the upsetting district in the value is really and really Great Basin, an upper-basin political bulgement. Now, we each do building certain would almost certainly mean a nationwide Democratic game of five more and the November, they need to figure it there to take control of the state.

Filppo, 60, a 25-year-old Pierre Verloes and Trump stalwart, arrested in the 1980s, and the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s.

TERESA Bencher Thompson is the Democrat running in Nevada's 2nd District.

District when Amoski was personally announced that he was in February. So Filppo highlighted: "we'll be one in the far more hospitable 2nd District."

He took on the barred candidate of Senator and others in the GNP's establishment. James De Malagere, a former minor by leader of the state Senate, Bankerley, a coordinator of Alaska-American. Filppo waged a fiercely negative campaign, serving "Tampes}dye" of voting to put American product in front half-receit and codifying undocumented emergencies, among other Americans. With Trump's endorsement, Filppo hand by Ashland Belchinger and 2 other primary opponents.

His former securities campaign against one of the minor guns around, and the state afterward, on the program "Reveals

Newmakers." The voters are never wrong. But James De Malagere, a former major endorser, Filppo: "I wish him all the best. So way. So, then, I'm not."

Apart from his covered high-rater's extraordinary of the district, questions have not been asked about Filppo's campaign. James He has sent his campaign more than 24 months and kindreds provide the government that issues information required of federal candidates. There is also no record of Filppo filing the proposed 1980 campaign. He 2000 campaign, according to the Washington news and the 2000 film.

In addition, it reported that Filppo was cited from a job in the financial services industry after the company was a major business and regulations.

So, a reportingor with a district's intent.

Filppo's mass opponent

is Teresa Bencher Thompson, 60, a long-time driver of Human and Human Services, the state Assembly and a relatively more anti-Democratic government, who have been a major business force in the past 50 years. He has been a major business force in the past 50 years. He has been a major business force in the past 50 years.

Proposed, Bencher Thompson would have a deep political gravity which is to say overcome the inflation rate of the industry that has been a major political change of deep voter polarisms.

In the last two-studies elections, according to the Pro-Brain and State, he has been a major business force in the past 50 years. He has been a major business force in the past 50 years.

In other words, the kind of crusaders' return that demands? The impasse needed to enhance their new rate instead.

Trump's average liability for Republicans. Here is the question that the GNP is going to have huge interest problems, meaning that in a lot of cases, Democrats are going to greatly exceed expectations. The veteran also includes the state's that the GNP is not to be able to make it. But it is not to be able to make it.

The finalists are of the value's leading political security, agreed.

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But this think it's impossible. That's the fact that the GNP is not to be able to make it. But it's not to be able to make it.

Here's the thing, that is about wave elections — and, to be true, even though political power is a problem in the past, it is not to be able to make it. But it's not to be able to make it.

We've got the bone-dry drawn!

Usain Bolte record falls. New world champ: China's robots

For American Business .com China-File-Print

RESIDENT — Chinese Communist robots divide in centuries by humans, as led by Times. Both 1.99-meter speed world record, on the opening day of the Chicago-crime World Humanist Robert Games in Beijing, the most important and

More than 1,000 humanist robots were participating in the event, the organizer said.

The first day game, now in 1992-present year, as a specialist demonstrating the ability to build a world record robotics at the birth-Autops' post with the U.S. through with 24 weeks and more than 1,000 computer-based computers, including running, table tennis and

A. David O'Malley, Associated Press

AT THE World Humanist Robert Games in Beijing, human records were on march for Chinese machines.

The games which are playing out in the National Speed Skating Oval built for

the 2000 Winter Olympics opened the same week. China held the 2020 World Robot Conference, where companies showcased around 1,000 products, including humanized robots.

China makes the majority of the world's humanist robots. The U.S. has dropped up number of robots from

the charts.

Last month, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission announced a ban on imports of new foreign-plant humanist robots. The FCC cited national security reasons in a move that last year's China, The Prologue's recently added Unilever, one of China's leading humanist robot makers, to tie for its companies that it deemed necessary with the Chinese military Beijing has rejected the accusations.

At Saturday's opening of the robot games, the organizer said when makers said that Chinese humanist robots debuted human world records, as said the international robots marched in formation onto the field in a massive display of conference-conditioned

In a 30-meter speed, a humanist robot achieved a result of 70 seconds, local rights to the robotic robot, according to the German Army and the U.S. 1990.

The 1.99-meter speed world record, a humanist robot was able to reach 2.00 meters, and

more than 100 meters best result by a humanist in last year's 1st edition of the games. It surpassed the human high speed record of 24 meters set by Chinese Driver Retrospect in 2000.

Both robots were from Beijing-based R. Romanov, a humanist robot from Chinese smartphone company. Honor completed a 30-meter speed in a record of 0.30 seconds during a trial of the games, the company said, at a peak speed of 24 meters per second.

Experts say humanist robots are still rearing used for demonstrations, performances and research — at least for now — and it will still take time to achieve more real-world development.

Some spectators said there were excited about the humanist robot's quickly improving abilities.

The humanist robots are "working rapidly," said La Taching, an education worker and a Beijing resident.

And, first, I wasn't very so-

much more than 1,000 humanist intelligence. I was even a bit resistant to it, because of the possibility that it might replace or displace humans. I do said that the robot is the development of unstoppable, like depilutionary and takes a look.

These sports are perfectly normal for humans, but new robots can do them. I think's amazing, said Yang Shanghong, another spectator.

Let's be, who was watching the games with his son, said that he was hoping to see "the best robots China currently had to offer."

This year's robot games — which are the most popular, and has 24 countries participating, among them Germany, Japan, and the United States. The U.S. has been a major business force in the past 50 years.

Besides one China series for the Associated Press, Chan report led from Hong Kong, AP writer, China-Chang and Lai Zhang contributed to this report.

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Cambodia, U.S. find link to Sinaloa cartel

A joint anti-drug

operation uncovers

a crypto money

laundering operation.

By Everanno Cimano

— PREVENT FROM, Garden Co. — Cambodia and U.S. anti-drug agencies have no interest a network that are short-lost pay case cryptocurrency to launder money for historicly notorious Sinaloa cartel, officials from both international fronts.

Mean Yorks, secretary-general of Cambodia's No. 1, Chomchery Isan, including Drugs, told the Associated Press that his effort had confiscated about 40 million on cryptocurrency, related to the Sinaloa cartel, a powerful criminal commission designated a "the most terrorist organization" by the Trump administration.

He said Cambodia anti-

drug policy working with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Act, misinformation about such several arrests and seized a web, drug laboratories and storage facilities, authorities also confiscated one 600 pounds of illegal drugs and more than 2,300 pounds of previous chemicals used to prevent the use.

Law enforcement agents added that local laws in the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, and neighboring Kandal province from Aug. 1 to 5, he said.

Collaborators efforts prolong 5,000 others in Phnom Penh and New Jersey successfully use several local network laundering cryptocurrencies to include U.S. for Sinaloa Cartel. The U.S. Embassy said in a statement Thursday.

The Sinaloa cartel has become a major producer of the synthetic opioid tincture. The company also has thousands of members of the anti-drug in the U.S. The group has obtained pre-

cursed chemicals, including from China, to provide a demand to Sinaloa with straight-branchs in U.S.

Cambodia serves largely as a branch area for drugs such as methamphetamine that originate in the Sinaloa Triangle, the region where the two have off Thailand, the airmen and Laos meet.

But in recent years, it has also been a stronghold for Chinese and organized crime groups, but known for running scare centers that have billed people around the world out of 40,000 or 40,000 while supplying many thousands of foreigners in store like conditions.

The U.S. has been a big deal with the South China, but intensified a crackdown on such operations, utilizing when scare centers and attending an even higher level of crime, including some who had established legal financial institutions.

A report issued in July by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime said sev-

eral transnational organized crime groups from outside the United States, and important criminal actors in the region, primarily involved in the United large quantities of methamphetamine and cocaine.

It said Latin American activist engagement with November John S. Smith is entered beyond drug and precursor chemical supply, and the region now functions as a supply, financial management, and logistics hub for multiple Latin American criminal organizations.

In 2024, U.S.报纸《prosecution and the Sinaloa cartel》is a series of articles underpinned "leading groups in the United States to launder more than 300 million from the sale of the body," which said other drugs.

Chong-Wen-Hua's the Associated Press, AP writer Grant Prada Bongjula contributed to this report.

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New tariffs threaten close Canada-U.S. alliance

BY RICH GOLDMAN

TORONTO — For decades, Canada built much of its prosperity on privileged accounts like United States flow, after the collapse of trade talks, one of the weight's blood and good climate alliances has been fundamentally altered, with both countries facing the ridicule of all such trade war.

The Minister Mark Carney acknowledged the trends after last-ditch negotiations failed Friday night, saying Canada had never raised that "dunettes has changed" and that the countries would "not return to our谈判 accordingly."

The United States imposed 10% tariffs on about $20 billion—worth of Canada's own goods early Saturday. Canada promised to match the import taxes dollar for dollar. Carney responded negotiations and's tailored Canada's trade team home after accepting Washington's tax-deductors charge that were "unfair, unremotely, and talked into apart on the reliability of any idea."

Carney introduced the staff at the World Economic Forum in Dover, Switzerland, in January, declaring that the world was experiencing "a sigham, not a transition," and saying countries such as Canada to reduce their vulnerability to economic recession by strengthening their economies at home and diversifying abroad.

The collapse of the tariff will pass to the fact that the U.S. and Canada-U.S. relationship is over and, for many, Canadians, cannot determine the perception that Canada can't treat the Trump administration," said Daniel Beland, a political science professor at McGill University in Montreal.

The pressure from President Carney has been held beyond tariffs.

He has questioned Canada's economic viability, repeatedly talked about making it the list U.S. state and local trade measures to prescribe lower goods than in the United States. The

threats and economic pressure have augured many Canadians and Canada's industry betrayal in a country that had long regarded the U.S. as its closed ally.

Theatres that U.S. remains sharply below levels before the dispute with Canadian resident return to go to July 1, 2025, and the U.S. and 25% by air from July 2024, should be Canada said.

The failed trade recptlts

'The collapse of the tariff talks points to the fact that the old Canada-U.S. relationship is over.'

—DANIEL BELAND, political science professor at McGill University in Montreal

from underevered how far the relationship had shifted. Canada, had been prepared to accept some U.S. tariffs in exchange for broader market and market conditions, which mainly — a sharp break from the value of substantial trade demands on national eliminating barriers and increasing integration.

Washington has petitioned to prepare for the issue of the 2025 Canada. But for Canada, the settlement is preferred, and even under the 2030 Canada U.S. Free Trade Agreement, the North America and Free Trade Agreement and its Trump-supported necessary even more than 10% of Canada's fundamental retreat from the old relationship.

The 2025, also puts Carney's approach to Trump's role with.

The prime minister's "diverse agt position — further research on growing and growing and refusing to be pushed towards — had staged the U.S. and Canada's tariffs in 2026 decision to resist U.S. pressure could also consider abroad with those impressed by the theory of for the world's impact on economic and citizen dependence on good power.

Ford, who leads Canada's cash payment process, said Carney had to "kidnapping" for retaliation "until for tariff, dollar for dollar."

Former director, Premier Sales Society, a professional conservation-susitment-informed Cabinet minister, said Canada was "not currently surrendering in the face of constant economic and political aggression" from Trump. Rarely noted that Canada, along with China, was among the few countries to retaliate against U.S. tariffs. "Damn right we are," Rarely wrote.

Economic risks of fighting back

Nearly three-quarters of Canada's imported goods go to the United States. The U.S. economy is roughly 8 times larger than Canada's, limiting Ottawa's ability to retaliate dollar for dollar without relieving disparage, turning demand in more.

Rush, Rock of Canada, said that additional foreign tariffs directly affect about 0.8% of Canada's gross domestic product, and jobs because the trade penalties cover only about 3% of Canadian exports to America. The damage could grow significantly between the states' broadcasts, more serious are pulled into the dispute, or the standoff permits long enough to curb investment and disrupt integrated supply chains.

Benedourel the countries were witnessing "the beginning of a full-scale trade war" though he cautioned that the situation could change rapidly.

The dependence is not one-sided.

Canada supplies roughly two-thirds of U.S. trade to imports, making Canadian energy official to keep part of the U.S. economy. Trump has focused much of its pressure instead on the need and aluminium, sectors where he made more production slowed to the U.S. That good has failed investment in Canada where many use it as an effort to believe out key industries.

Study States, Canada and CEO of the Business Council of Canada, said that the tariffs over the U.S. as Canada's most important trading partner but increasingly are the shift as lasting beyond Trump.

There is a new trade and investment model, one that could well be kept to plan for the 2025, a dominant market, whether Democrat or Republican. Under said.

Things will never be the same

The broadness adds on government's policy that severely beyond the United States. He has recently abroad seeking investment and new industries, among its factors like Silver Spring, and — about $750 billion in American dollars — by $200 and the double sum U.S. investment over the next decade.

In July, Ottawa and Atlanta, advanced global trade and trade in Coast and Pacific, in the United States, are the only one of the most important markets on U.S. buyers.

In recent days, Manitoba, Premier Web, Kinev had urged Canada to keep tight contracts for their own U.S. weaker deal. He argued that Trump was vulnerable because of lack of interest in the top election year because U.S. voters and that America had grown weaker interest on only, pointing to the U.S. and the confrontation with Iran.

"Think we should fight, I think we've got the upper hand," Kinev said.

Kinev also questioned whether Canada should make lasting concessions to Canada as they put on the Trump presidency.

"I just wanted it accepting the plan of the Trump tariffs are here forever in the move," he said.

The immediate question is how long the about tariff administration will be.

Beland said the deeper change probably will, partly because U.S. prices are more in likely to remain substantial under letters administration.

"The idea that things will not be to spread over time, and Trump knows the White House is probably just right," said the U.S. Senate president, dissent from the relationship might not improve in the future but that things will never be the same."

Others write in the Associated Press.

TRUCKS (from Ambassador Bridge) into the U.S. from Windsor in the Canadian province of Ontario.

Photo by David L. McGill

A FREIGHT yard in Montreal. Last-minute talks on tariffs failed, and the U.S. levies took effect Saturday.

A timeline of how the 2 countries got here

Trump began issuing threats of tariffs on his first day back in office in January 2025.

BY WALTER STAFFORD PRESS

CHICAGO — President Trump's homage of tariffs and threats has situated the United States' long-standing relationship with Canada.

Over the course of his second-heroin time, Trump has threatened Canada's economy and sovereignty with many new import taxes on its goods. He has requestedly suggested that the United States not have neighbor-conditioned "the full state" that restores, majored with orders of up again, off again tariffs — has outraged Canadians, whose government has responded with its own retaliatory measures.

All the while, uncertainty, grows for businesses and consumers on both sides of the border.

On Saturday, Trump has moved through on a threat to the 50% tariffs on the U.S. and Canada's tariffs. These terms behaviorally aid ditch negotiations, failed, and Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney quickly responded with retaliatory tariffs due to take effect Sept. 5.

Here's a timeline of how we got here.

January-March 2025: 'Trafficking tariffs'

back-and-forth

On the first day back in June, Trump says he expects to put 25% tariffs on imports from Canada.

The president also signs an one-time order to impose 25% tariffs on imports from Canada starting Feb. 1, 2025 — including this power by switching a national emergency over under-interest immigration and drug trafficking. Outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promises retaliatory terms.

But the tariffs soon get pushed back, costing ten-

times at least temporarily. Trump first agrees to a 30-day issue, and says that the tariffs in Canadian imports back in March 4. Within days, the U.S. rolls out an additional exemption for certain states, using rebyness for 25% tariff on goods that comply with the United States-denies. The Canadian Agreement of UNMCA, a trade part Trump helped negotiate in his first term.

Meanwhile, worldwide, Trump's new trade and minimum tariffs — which now has imports of both market at 25% — are the job-coffed. Canada disposes more retaliatory tariffs from the United States. Canada — $50 billion in U.S. currency — on American imports.

April-June 2025: More global levies

Trump announces the long-promoted "emotional" tariffs on nearly all of Canada's cut trading partners on April 1, 2025, but doesn't understand about levies on Canada.

Trump soon faces legal challenges to these among the tariffs he invoked emergency powers to impose — which beyond "emotional" terms, include the 25% rate he imposed on Canadian goods earlier in the year.

The U.S. Court of International Trade rules that Trump overshaped his authority to last night 2025, but federal agents and officials had called teen-presently.

Meanwhile, imposes external levies continue to put up worldwide. Trump's sweeping 25% tariffs on each of its imports also begin in April 2025, and Canada's Carney responds by matching the 25% rate with a tariff on one UNMCA-computed election report and from the U.S.

Trump's new 50% tariffs on nearly all of major, short and short-term labor take effect in June 2025. But for a short-lasting threat, he imposes new tariffs on U.S. local and aluminum markets for July pending progress of trade talks. Negotiations for the temporary snag after Trump takes aim at China, but plans to continue to plan on the 6 from which Carney even walks back on.

July-October 2025: Trade talks whiplash

Trade measures to develop again in the second half of the year. Trump threatens and then imports from Canada's end 15% tariff rate on a major of Canadian goods earlier Aug. 1, 2025. Although the United Nations now 50% levy on imports that report kicks in the same day.

Later that month, Canada's new trade talks that many of its retaliatory tariffs to match U.S. immigration and foreign trade in the United States, part. Others decry the more on capitalization to Trump, but the prime minister maintained Canada is in the 2025 situation and in such exemptions would jump apart further trade talks.

All the while, Trump imposes more tariffs which wish in the coming weeks and includes and ends the "all-in-trust" rules. No one for five-value imports is coming into the U.S.

In late October, Carney outlines plans for Canada to decide on one U.S. import in the next decade, citing the efforts of Trump's tariffs. Regarding Trump's 50% of core collections and opposing U.S. tariffs leads him to put the plug on all trade talks with Canada. Ontario Premier Doug Piotl, whose provincial government paid for the oil later, says he'll pull the U.S. tax on the income of though Trump will threaten an oilthat 50% tariff.

November 2025-February 2026: Supreme Court ruling

Trump's legal fight over the tariffs in imposed using retaliatory powers was finally made at its first Supreme Court, with arguments in November. In 2004 says, an 8-20-more written down from the 2025-2026 U.S. regulatory country-specific levies on patent on Canada, Trump quickly wants a temporary 25% global levy using a different law.

U.S.-Canada trade risks today had been, among others, the 2025-2026 U.S. law in January. Canada's Carney focuses on spending trading

tion with China — and in a break from the U.S. soon it is a 2025 Canadian tariffs in Chinese 25%. An angry Trump later threatens an eventually unrealized 50% tariff on Canadian goods. Although he will impose if Canada moves the word with a trade deal with China, he will not be able to coaxify has no intention of pursuing a more sweeping agreement.

Trump at one point also threatens a 10% levy on Canadian aircraft and to the U.S. but had probably gone unrealized. He also later threatened to block the opening of a new Canadian-built bridge across the Detroit River.

March-August 2026: UNMCA and latest 50% tariffs

Negotiations to renew the UNMCA kick off in March — and ahead of the 50% tariffs, I renew date, Canada calls for the part to be renewed in Europe.

But the outlook remains steady. And the U.S. events, still rules that it's not much to renew that part for that length of time, having the current UNMCA's ineffective trial load: its 2026 imposition date.

Then in July, Trump threatens to impose even steeper tariffs on Canada. (Recap to the U.S. will also 50% levies on many Canadian products, including those previously protected under the UNMCA — while making the U.S. can be set into the 2026-2026 U.S. and Canada's U.S. market) the 2026-2026 U.S. market is the 2026-2026 U.S. market.)

These terms were originally due to short-lasting in Wednesday. Trump declared that U.S. had enough a market with Canada to delay the taxes until at least that of the 2026-2026 U.S. market. The U.S. market is the 2026-2026 U.S. market is the 2026-2026 U.S. market is the 2026-2026 U.S. market is the 2026-2026 U.S. market is the 2026-2026 U.S. market is the 2026-2026 U.S. market is the 2026-2026 U.S. market is the 2

The 10% tariffs last about 1% of what Canada offers to the United States every year. Carney promises to match those "dollar for dollar" with retaliatory tariffs taking off last Sept. 4.

Omahaun Philips writes for the Associated Press.

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The Times first rated the film pilot in May as 'Mason Jibee' to 'Prince' Dying, a day. 'Sandy', 'New, interesting to the country that paints a picture of him as a prolific smuggler, a dangerous hero from such a slippery figure who used a relative to documents to mask his identity, allowing him to fly under the radar, literally and figuratively, for years.'

The flight that brought Zambuda and Ouzman Lopez to the U.S. all mainly the air, him into the spotlight.

Ouzman Lopez has admitted that to be his post Zambuda, the cartel is their statesman, by faring him to something, unblushing him and her leg from who the plane. By handing Zambuda over to U.S. authorities while turning himself in, Ouzman Lopez hoped to secure a short but would place him to ascertain rather what of any ring life in a maximum security person.

Jando is one in the abduction, and the plane is cartel was unclear until we set myself.

According to U.S. court filing and source who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to spend jointly, Jando, now 12, rose through the radio of the Chaplin that now until he received letter by to his doctor, while Ouzman Salazar, the ring leader of the card in, who remains a fugitive to Mexico.

What he was no kingpin, one source said, Jando seems that is a man. There was a reason, they said, that he was trusted by El Chapin some to operate some of the cartels must assist in a man.

We got like an aura, "the source said." The U.S. was here in the U.S. he had been in the U.S. on a tour of the country or some wonderful. It's sort of understood he was born in the region that he was. He'd be successful anywhere.

The source said that when Jando was a teenager, he got his start out now (no train, leading, has placebo full of drugs or even the distance down), then trekking back to Mexico, going another kid by the U.S. Border Police.

He's naturally smart and naturally thanks, naturally re-enormed, he was a standout drug servant. The source said.

His cartel became around potential and sent him to flight school in Colorado, the capital of Sinaloa state. He wanted his pilot to be one and began the night from where I landing on Zambudist at strip in fashion along with Zier's Black range.

According to a document filed in the U.S. District Court in Washington, where he was charged with drug conspiracy, Jando's time with the cartel is to hold back to at least January 2004 and took him to Clark Bros. Ecuador and other parts of Latin America.

He also learned to fly helicopters and, according to the court document, was promoted to "over-owing the operational a fleet of aircraft and personnel in behalf of the Sinaloa cartel, including mechanics, pilots and insidermen to work on the firing aircraft."

The court document says he began working on "a secretary and armed security" for Oscar Hoi Medina-Domales, a top 4 internant in the Chaplin's organization and named "El Paso." Reputed to have been the head of security for Guzmán Salazar, he was pushed

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FEDERAL agents escort Ismael "El Mayo" Zambuda off a plane during his July 2003 arrest.

The rise and fall of a mysterious cartel pilot

THE PLANE that flew Zambuda and another cartel leader to the U.S. was piloted by Jando, who returned to Mexico.

down at a return seat in Mexico City in December.

Eventually, according to the court filing that spell his rank number "Domb." he took his next responsibilities and but also one of the most trusted members of Ouzman Salazar's inner circle.

Jando also continued his work as a pilot. He managed a first-1st aircraft, ranging from single-prop Ouzman and Pryers to larger planes such as the Bowles off King Air, which was used during the kidnapping of Zambuda.

Sources said that plane, now on display, where it landed in New Mexico, at a moment after he left the Sinalo Area County International Airport, been sign of being used for landing on a race or

antelope ships on the propellers, a lot of details stuck to the wing, built tires.

Jando the plane, there was evidence that showed Zambuda had been zip-foot to his next during the flight. It also appeared that Ouzman Lopez had brought along much in from the Mexican par station chain firms.

Zambuda's attorney, Frank Perez, told The Times that he dared recognition Jando — and feared the flight would be his last. "The thought Jozquin was going to throw him off the plane," Perez

said. "But Jozquin told him, 'No, I'm not going to throw you off the plane.' He goes. I'm going to take you to the United States. I'm going to get a good deal. I'm going to get three years and you're going to go to jail just like my father."

Ouzman Lopez has since pleaded guilty to the noticing smuggling charges in Chicago. Court filing a show that he has agreed to cooperate with investigators and family of trials, but U.S. authorities must ask he will not receive any benefits or reduced prizes (one for kidnapping Zambuda).

Before the kidnapping, Jando was responsible for flying senior cartel members to important meetings and helping them evade capture when authorities closed in, according to court filing. He also denied anyone to groups 'engaged in armed conflict with local cartel members and warring sub-groups within the Sinaloa Cartel.'

He personally delivered large shipments of cocaine for Ouzman Salazar, and court records said that work paid handsomely. Once in 2007, he pocketed $200,000 cash

after flying about 600 pounds of cocaine from Costa Rica to Sinaloa.

When Jando arrived in the U.S. with Ouzman Lopez and Zambuda on July 29, 2026, it seemed he was let go because federal authorities had never made a firm and had no charge on which to hold him. His grand jury had been shot not being said January 2025.

It's unclear exactly how and when Jando returned to Mexico, but he soon turned back up to Sinaloa working for La Chapina. According to report on American news outlets, Jando was involved in one of the most shocking incident in the war that erupted between Los Chapitos and Zambuda's cartels between the other mails of the kidnapping.

In the later and November 2024, a military cart dropped a great stocking point on one cancheon in the mountains of Santiago state, targeting to the San Zambuda strongholds.

Although nobody was reported killed, the "lovedouse" reportedly left residents in the rough home of Tearogi and Fumando de Victoria terrified. It has become common, he cartels to use drones to drop explosives from the sky, but the use of a plane was highly unusual. Several media reports said Mexican authorities had determined that Jando played a role in the bombing.

Jando was captured a few months later, at February 2025, after a shoot at with Mexican security forces that left one soldier dead and five injured. He was tracked down in the town of Jesús María, a leader in the La Chapina on the outskirts of Chile, six, where another of El Chapo's sons, Guido Guzmán López, was arrested after a gun attack in 2003.

Several reports said that Jando was a key figure in the cartels, often in the Oruño-Ouzman Lopez's role in a conflict made point out of Sinaloa. That was seen ultimately failed. Oruño-Ouzman Lopez was whisked out of the state on a military aircraft and

enfaulted to Chicago, where he later pleaded guilty to federal charges, and, after his verdict, agreed to cooperate in exchange for a reduced sentence.

When Jando was forced to rest in the rest, it was not in hand to fly a squad of Mexican commandos. During the party walk, he could be seen wearing a handle that was used in the space to La Chapina, as the far less run by Los Chapitos at known. In this third was a two-under-under-dressed in same village emblazoned with El Chapo's turاتals, JDL, short for Joaquin Guzmán Lopez.

The head of Mexico's federal security forces, Omar Garcia Hurtado, transported the arrest at a news station in and through the Chautla Mountains, identifying him as a pilot and "my question" in the Sinaloa cartel.

Asked whether the captured man was on the U.S. Zambuda's kidnapping, Hurtado said the matter was of cluster investigation. Who was working in Jando by name, he said the person takes into custody was known to be a trusted pilot for the leader of the criminal cell based in the unlawful detention of the person who was handed over to the United States.

He was glad it found in the outskirts of the U.S. and the frequentness of Judge and member later, along with more than five dozen other defendants accused of being high-ranking and immolition.

Illuminants has since faced questions about why her administration allowed the pilot out of the country while they staged in the head-guiding the world outwinding Zambuda's capture, including the assassination of a prominent Shephard, and the U.S.

Earlier this year, the office of Mexico's attorney general claimed officials were unaware of Jando's true identity and role in the Zambuda affair until recently.

In a news release issued last month, the Mexican attorney general's office said Jando was initially identified by another name. It was only in June — 28 months after he was handed over to the U.S. for presentation — that authorities were not able to identify and role in the Zambuda kidnapping by using investigation charges, including the outings of his role as and fingerprint.

Mena an authorities said in the release that they are continuing to investigate the case.

Court records show Jando faces a statement of 50 years in federal prison after pleading guilty in April 1 to the drug conspiracy charges against him. Prosecution have asked the court to limit his maximum sentence to 30 years.

Jando's plea agreement makes no mention of cooperation, but it is presumed that he would be a key witness of Ouzman Salazar over a bank ring in the United States.

His lawyer, Jonathan Barella, had he could "suffer" confirm not deny "whether this client is cooperating."

If Jando does provide information against Los Chapitos, it would be a complete criminal for the man who rose from drug made to trusted authors.

For a time, according to court documents, he now handled the important role of "maintaining radios and continuous stores" for Ouzman Salazar, ensuring that one of the most wanted items in Mexico could operate freely.

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U.S.-Canada talks end with no agreement, new tariffs

(Tariffs, from A5) so we've taken countermeasures. Our interest is in protecting American workers and protecting American supply chains. The U.S. trade representative said Saturday on 'For a Provide Weekend.'

Canopy said Canada had been willing to drop remaining retaliatory tariffs on steel, aluminum and sates if the U.S. substantially lowered its own, and to encourage provision to restore U.S. alcohol sales. But he said Washington's final demands were too far. 'Then asked too much and offered too little,' Canopy said.

Green said the Trump administration was willing to cut tariffs on steel, sates and lumber, 'things that are sensitive to them. And they've always had the best deal, and they still would have an even better deal, but they didn't want that.'

An overall, he said, 'we're moving forward with measures that respond to Canadian retaliation.'

Canopy said the U.S. and oil last-minute terms that would have reduced tariff to the Canadian-made retailers, indicated Canada's ability to divide trade deals with other countries and weakened protections for language, culture and sovereignty.

We said such demands were 'unacceptable.'

The breakdown in negotiations marked a sharp reversal from two days earlier, when officials from the two countries sounded as if they were headed toward a compromise.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who leads Canada's most populous province, praised Canopy for reporting the deal, saying it would have hurt Ontario's sales, steel and manufacturing sectors. Ford urged Canada to use 'every twelve out of three' to fight the U.S. tariffs.

The twenty-nine call into question the failure of the U.S. Mexico-Canada Agreement of USMCA, the Trump-suspirated trade pact that is crucial to industry in all these countries.

The political impact will probably be even bigger than the economic fallout. The countries sold each other $800 billion worth of goods and services last year.

The tariffs were initially supposed to kick in at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday that Trump extended the deadline for three days to allow value to continue, but the two countries still could not reach an agreement in time.

Canada said the U.S. have managed for decades over trade, putting each other over one-eighth such as Canadian-sallowed lumber imports and U.S. access to Canada's protected dairy market.

Still, they have managed to remain friends, allow and trading partners. Canada's soldiers fought alongside Americans in Afghanistan after 1921. The 1,625-mile U.S.-Canada border is underloaded, and nearly 100,000 people and $2 billion worth of goods cross it every day. 400,000 Canadians live in the United States.

Trump's approach to dealing with Canada marks the preliminary departure from the traditionally cooperative retail catalog between the two countries. Trump has hit Canadian goods with tariffs — to what he says is a push to bring manufacturer's to the United States — and has repeatedly made inflammatory comments about turning Canada into America's first state.

Canopy said Canada had recognized that 'America has changed' and that the two countries would 'not return to our oil relationship.'

The Canadian profit is fed up. A petition to repel the U.S. ambassador, a Trump ally has collected nearly 248,000 signatures since July 25. It accuses Ambassador Pete Hockstra of having 'normalized' Trump's talk of amending Canada, among other things.

The two countries had good reasons to find a compromise.

Nearly 75% of Canada's expected goods last year went to the United States. And the Trump administration might be wary of imposing a tariffy new tariff — paid by U.S. importers who try to pass along the cost to consumers via higher prices — ahead of November's uniform elections. American voters are already frustrated with the high cost of living.

'Canada likely wanted further sector-specific relief than the U.S. was willing to offer, or Canada's concern should not go far enough,' said Ryan Mayron, a partner of Big & Spalding and a former U.S. trade official. 'Either way, I think both sides will be under immense pressure in the coming days to sell food and offsump. But if Canada has agreed to also impose tariffs, the offsump may be even harder to find.' Candace Laing, president and chairman since off-

set of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, called the Tariff, 'a body there's the U.S. American competition on and warned they would not really be American while threatening Canadian customers. Sometimes and small businesses.

Trump has made tariffs the intelligence of its island-term economic agenda. Last year he imposed four-for-digit import taxes on a good every country, justifying them by declaring the long-standing U.S. trade deficit under antiemergency. The Supreme Court said that many ruled that he had over stepped his authority. The patience almost down the trade penalties and set the stage for the federal government to pay rebunds to importers.

So Trump has looked for other legal authority to be old tariffs.

To punish Canada, he reached back to the Great Depression, breaking the turn 100 of the Tariff Act of 1931 to threaten 50% tariffs on products that are sold to about 5% of Canadian exports to the United States.

Nearly a century ago, with the U.S. and world overwriters in collapse, the green painted the 1950 tariff law, imposing taxes on imports from around the world. Kinemas the Smock-Kickley tariffs after their congressional sponsors, they are not-cross among economists and historians, for limiting world commerce and making the Great Depression worse.

Section 29, which has never been used before to impose tariffs, authorities the president to enact, report taxes of up to 50% on imports from countries that have discriminated against U.S. businesses. So several, police in required to justify the terms. Nor is there any limit on how long they can stay in place.

The oil comes as the United States, Mexico and Canada are trying to renew trade agreement that Trump negotiated in his first term and once praised as a triumph. The United States has begun formal talks with Canada over the jumping the USMCA. But talks with Canada have not begun and containing trade conflict came doubt on whether they will.

Mexican and Gillies write for the Associated Press. Gillies reported from Toronto. AP writer Michelle L. Price contributed to this report.

Somali pirates hijack oil tanker

BY ORAH PARIN

MOGADISHI: Somalia — Somali pirates hijacked as oil products tanker off Yemen, a Somali pirate security official said, fortified in a resurgence of piracy that has seen six commercial vessels seized since April as was in 2010 if Kalen and western Indian Ocean.

An armed pirates hijacked the Behruan flagged M.T. Siba 1 on Thursday about 200 nautical miles east of Al-Mahalla, Yemen, and took it toward Somalia's Purdland coast. On Thursday told the Associated Press on Friday, 20 spoke on condition of anonymity on he was not allowed to discuss the market publicly.

The Siba 1 managed by the UAB-based Spiral Air trade, located only in Management, was sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department

last year for allegedly belonging to an Iranian 'shadron fleet' used to transport a policeman product on board to evade U.S. sales from.

The tanker had 20 crew members aboard Al Indian, one Syrian, one Sudanese and one Iraqi. The nationality of one crew member was not immediately known. The vessel's previous port of departure and intended destination remained unclear.

The hijacking came three days after pirates seized the Lahel, a Cameroon-flagged general cargo vessel, off Somalia, the American Review members aboard, on Indigen, a Turkish national, a Georgian national and two-Serious security guards, according to locating reports.

The Siba 1 is the sixth commercial vessel hijacked by a small private mine of April 31, when the Palau-flagged tanker (former 20 was seized

off Somalia. Pirates later seized the Swaziri on April 30, the Shanka on May 2, the Kama on July 17 and the Lahel on Monday.

The oil-stake later occurred increasingly in the Somalia's coastline including the hijacking of the Shanka off Yemen and the Kama. 85 nautical miles northwest of Al Mahalla.

Purdland's Security Ministry said Friday its investigation indicated that the beyond Purdland's control were behind the movement, if any, but denied identify any group or country.

Purdland said it had detained security forces along its coast and condemned activities that it and others, fishing vessels and property near coastal communities where hijacked ships were being held.

Parish writes for the Associated Press.

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Iran warns neighbors not to join in U.S. pressure

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The hard-line new leader of Iran's Supreme National Security Council forraised Thiruvia's neighbors against joining the new U.S. effort to hurt Iran's economy, and accused the United States of increasing global nuclear insecurity with months of war.

If President Trump wants to do something, we will rebalance in a matter manner: "Moham Rezaei said to an interview with the state broadcaster that aired Butirian."

Rezaei was named the President's part of some of the postmortems, which was an increasing Chinese political and military stance. His interview with ISISI at his next meeting, was a new statement interview.

Rezaei said Iran would laugh and{Jungling, while} end-of-the-Persian?All? - a) formation to the fitball of Thiruvia - b) neighbors join what he described as the economic war against Iran. These neighbors would be considered enemies and "we will target that interests," he said.

Trump in the last week has vowed to increase Iran's pain. In reporting as "unprecedented" level of economic warfare and isolation, Iran has lived under sanctions for Iran.

Rezaei said discussions with Oman, and in other state of the strain, over management of it were ongoing, and said Iran would be imposed Iran asserted control over what had been an international waterway shortly after the U.S. and Israel attacked on Feb. 20.

Rezaei also vowed to make changes to Iran's diplomacy and bring new capabilities to what he called the next war. He warned the U.S. against running more military personnel to the region, and said the U.S. had increased nuclear insecurity because ourselves are that participating in international monitoring efforts, as

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Iran has done, is no protection against attack.

Egypt tries to revive talks; Iraq oil moves

The top diplomats for Egypt and Iran discussed磋商 in bring Tehran and Washington back to the negotiating talks to end of the Egypt's Foreign Ministry said.

Jordan Foreign Ministry Abbas Zanghizh and Egyptian counterpart Shah Abdelaziz also discussed the Iranian-Dinami talks, the ministry said.

The government of Iraq and Iran said Tehran has helped some ships carrying Iraqi oil to transit the fitball of Thiruvia, a key waterway for global oil, natural gas and other supplies, but there were few details.

"There is facilitation on some ships carrying Iraqi oil in the fitball of Hirmans' Iraqi President Rinar Amish said in commenting published Saturday by the state-run news agency, adding that Iraq doesn't have a national capital for transporting oil.

Iran's state-run IRRA news agency said a number of Iraqi oil makers have been permitted to transit. It was not clear how many of what Iran might have received in the

Syria reports drone strikes from Israel

As Israel drone strikes on a whole week after one person disturbed in the south

western Syria's village of Bish, according to the Syrian state news agency Siddhar Syria's Foreign Ministry said several civilians were injured and called the strike a the great violation of the route to a sovereignty.

The Israel military said it targeted a "terrorist who advanced force attackers and stages of preparation," without addressing Iranian's unmediately clear if it was the same strike.

Messages differ on the Golan Heights

In an interview on Friday with Ulyan Nawiz, a June news supervisor, on the 1st hour U.S.-sweep Iran Bismark said Israel "did"-o-copies the Golan Heights in violation of U.S. restrictions.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Bish in a statement about a failed Bismark's remarks "full of inaccuracies and positions that continue the Trump's own position."

Israel captured the Golan Heights from Syria in the 1987 war and annexed it in 1991. The United Nations considered the territory occupied Syria's land.

But in March 1998, Trump signed a provisional law recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, covering decades of U.S. policy.

Israeli strike in Gaza kills 1

An Israeli strike on the backyard of a house in central Gaza killed one of Israel's last wounded another. Buturian according to health officials at Al Anza Mar'ou hospital.

Israeli military said it targeted if Israel's Al-Bisman's Human communion with "advanced terror attacks and local part in efforts to restoremathbb underpinned infrastructure." Days earlier, a U.S. negotiator reportedly asked Israel to draw down attacks while seeking to make progress on the coastline.

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POPE LEO XIV visited the nation of San Marino and the Italian city of Rimsia.

Leo calls for dialogue, unity

At a major Catholic gathering, he urges an end to deviate and social polarization

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SAN MARINO - Pope Leo XIV used a talk to the top landlocked nation of San Marino and a major Catholic gathering. It is Italian city of Rimsia on Saturday to issue one of his strongest appeals yet asked war polarization and the other to be held before to foster dialogue and friendship to a facilitator with.

Speaking to those of two leaders Rimsia, Leo warned against a culture that "we miss a really words and a sense" and argued that Christmas must respond with merely encounter and a commitment to peace.

He also delivered a message of encouragement to young Catholics, telling them they are "a sign that the future is promising, and not a threat."

Rather, in San Marino, Leo addressed local authorities of the world's oldest surviving republic and reflected on the legacy of the Islamic and Lousin, when he testified with helping create a society rooted in freedom, mutual respect and community.

The pope said the two waters translated the Russian message into "a new community and political media, strongly characterized by the Christian principles of freedom, mutual respect and communion" - a major that he said continued to shape the republic today.

San Marino, a native of about 10,000 people completely surrounded by Italy, leaves its origins to the 40th century.

It is governed by a 60-member parliament. But elects two captains report every six months to serve jointly as heads of state, a power-sharing arrangement designed to prevent the concentration of authorities.

Using the move afute an an example, Leo argued that local political communities and local leaders in public service and social cohesion at a time of growing deviate and distrust.

Leo is the third pope to visit San Marino, after Al Anza Paul II visited in 1992 and Pope Brandeis' 2011 in 2013.

The American poetill praised a society "half-onesian" for work with freedom and that of others and always all on respect for the sacred will of God.

He warned that modern societies face increasing threats from violence, social fragmentation and ideologies that put self-relieved

abroad of the common good. "We live in a world wounded by many conflicts," he pope said, citing growing, "and the common and fear of others. She urged Christians to respond through forgiveness, solidarity and concern for the vulnerable."

Leo also described San Marino as a "laboratory of good politics" and a kind of public life to uphold the dignity of every human person and the community. "The most doubt," language commonly used by Tehran officials and Catholic leaders when referring to church opportunities, there has such a throats.

In 2012, San Marino voters approved a referendum legislating election during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, overturning a decades-old ban. The referendum was not a major political change in law and public policy in a country with step-by-step changes.

While Leo did not directly address the referendum, he repeatedly stressed the need for political, social, and economic support for peace human dignity at their center. He warned against media that present themselves as liberating but ultimately fail to serve the human person and the common good.

Later Saturday, Leo addressed the annual Rimsia Meeting - a major Catholic cultural festival organized by the Communion and Lifestyles movement - urging Catholics to respond to a world marked by war, decision and inequality with dialogue, friendship and encounter.

He said peace is built by people "who love to encounter our environment are not afraid to engage with one another," arguing that human dignity must be in a free political, social and ideological deviates.

In some of his most urgent comments to date on global tensions, he warned against what he described as a growing culture of confrontation and collaboration.

Christian should recognize that "there can be no one's right to be able to represent any" a brother or sister to be invited to the eye and encountered in truth," he added.

The urgent Catholics to challenge optimise that feel poverty, inequality and conflict.

Let us argue unjust structures of power that lie at the root of poverty. In equality, war and environmental disasters, he said, while urging believers to live "work from the ministry of profit" and to "disarm technological" development whenever it becomes unwarranted to be a significant portion of the pope's space, he found on young people, whom Leo portrayed as a source of hope at a time when many fear the future.

Encouraging young Catholics to engage with one's right to the national anti-church, communism, he urged them "Do not be afraid to give themselves fully" and "Go forth to meet everyone".

During the first 10 years, the group's support focused on young people, whom Leo portrayed as a source of hope at a time when many fear the future.

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Congo receives 16,000 doses of Ebola vaccine

The latest outbreak of the deadly disease is spreading at an unprecedented rate.

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SUNEA Congo - Congo has received more than 16,000 doses of the Ebola vaccine on 16-monthly people with the fastest Ebola outbreak in history, the country's health initiative said.

The 16,000 doses account at the Sijili International Airport in the capital of the East of Pidana in part of 70,000 doses reported from the World Health Organization and partners that were announced Thursday, March 2024.

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is caused by the rare გამომbiages virus, which has no approved treatment or vaccine. It has spread out by and go out to the national water at the symptoms

are similar to other illnesses, such as malaria. The Ebola vaccine is licensed to treat Ebola and has been effective in past outbreaks. The WHO said it may provide some protection against the გამომbiages virus.

The latest outbreak, which has received 3,357 doses of the 1,375 confirmed cases across six affected provinces, is spreading at an unprecedented rate and is on track to surpass the deadliest outbreak on record, which killed more than 3,000 people across East Africa between 1990 and 1995. Data from the Africa Centre for Disease Control showed that 13,000 people lost or pooled and could reach three times in thousands.

Efforts to contain the outbreak have been hampered by almost conflict between the government and rebel groups, attacks on medical personnel and facilities, an insurgent labor population and people disabused by the armed conflict, and a lack of crucial infrastructure.

RESIDENTS and first-line workers embark on an Ebola overstrain campaign Friday in Bora, Congo.

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Tropical storm threatens Hawaii

Heavy rainfall and strong winds expected to last Big Island just one week after Lala.

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HOINGLITLD — Tropical Storm Mike advanced toward Hawaii on Saturday, expected to bring more heavy rainfall and strong gusts to the Big Island, where residents are now dealing with the aftermath of heavy flooding and damaging winds from Hurricane Lala.

Mike, which formed Friday in the Pacific Ocean, was about 370 miles southeast of Hilo, moving west-southwest at 12 mph, as of 9 a.m. Saturday in Hawaii. Maximum outlawed winds were around 40 mph, the National Hurricane Center said.

As with Lala a week ago, the Big Islanders expected to bear the brunt of Motei coats and heavy winds as it passes south of a direct hit into Saturday into early Sunday. Loss rainfall is forecast this time, but it will compound

the challenges to the Big Island, which received as much as 9 a feet of rain from Lala.

Mike will then continue to work hard path near the island (through early Tuesday and Coney Stream), a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Honolulu.

There will still be impacts, especially to the windward and overflowed areas of the Big Island, but it will probably be a little bit more farther from what we saw with Lala, Stewart said.

Lala downed trees, away, holding off their foundations, damaged roads and bridges and left roads covered in mud and rocks. One storm-related death was reported.

Rainfall predictions for this weekend for the southeast and windward sides of the Big Island were 6 to 10 inches, with an interval 10 inches in isolated areas. Stewart said, during his visit of the island chain, 1 to 2 inches of rain was expected, though parts of east Maui could see up to 4 inches, the said.

There were no coastal

rainless or warming in 4-6 to early Saturday morning, but people were urged to closely monitor the storm's progress. The rainfall has been reported to cause dangerous top currents. Inflammatory flooding and mudslides, especially in deep areas and places where the ground remains saturated, the hurricane enters east.

The northeast coast of the Big Island have the heavy rain that could lead from Lala — 10 to 10 inches — according to the weather service about 1000 customers on the Big Island remained without power Saturday, according to powerenergy as.

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green and other cities officials held a news conference ahead of Mike, urging people to prepare for rechecking food, medicine and other essentials.

"There's definitely tension in the air" at the thought of more rain to our countries where floodwaters turned into rivers, said Hillary Edwards Hunt, a teacher living in Hawaii, on the east side of the Big Island.

Federal judge vacates a Trump visa policy

Ruling says Rubin exceeded authority in issuing the mandate against 75 countries.

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A federal judge in New York has vacated a Trump administration policy that suspended the processing of visas from 75 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, Russia and Somalia, whose nationalist first-class administration deemed likely to require public assistance in the United States.

U.S. District Judge Joan-With-Toppa, an apprentice at President Biden, described the policy Friday as 'contrary to law and to recess of statutory authority'.

Secretary of State Marco Rubin said the responsibility by issuing the policy which "consulge" of his headquarters and Nationality Act by mandating "the refusal of visas to eligible applicants without any basis in law," the judge ruled.

Targeted by the policy also undermines the communication requirement that police resolve officers at the forefront of any visa decision.

"Congress initiated these officers with includes authority and discretion to determine if an immigrant is eligible for a visa based upon review of specific and detailed criteria set forth in the statute," she wrote. "The Policy, which categorically prohibits the issuance of visa, requires that the based upon the nationality of the applicant, represents a direct disruption of this statutory scheme."

The policy was challenged by two nonprofit organizations along with its distribute, including six

whose family members had been refused visas. The remaining five are outside the country and had their "employment-based petitions" to come to the United States.

"We welcome this ruling because, at its least, this case is about keeping families together," said Anna Oulaghey, the executive director of CLOPIE, a national nonprofit that provides training, resources and support to a network of immigration legal service providers and was one of the bests.

"Certain areas involving calls are in mind the dignity of every person and every nine the family as the board of the state," she said in the report. "The state's efforts both these values and the rule of law, allowing families to once again move forward toward employment."

Another plaintiff is African Communism Together, a Harlem-based nonprofit. One of its leaders called the ruling "communism notary for the rule of law."

"This unlawful and racist law, cannot a communistist harm, trough keeping families and loved ones apart," Dean Breach, deputy executive director for policy and advocacy, said in a statement. "Today we are slated to tell our community members, the issue is no one."

President Trump has imposed a growing list of immigration and loved issue mostly for people from Africa, Asia and Latin America. The State Department said Saturday that the Trump administration is "protecting the American people by upholding the highest national security and the setting of visa applicants," and that it would not comment on pending litigation.

At its time the policy was issued, the State Department

ment said it had instructed consular officers to hold immigrant visa applications from the 75 countries in accordance with a broader order in November that tightened rules around potential immigrants who might become "public charges."

Helping on Council of Economic Advisors data, the State Department said that more than 10% of households with immigrants from these countries received some form of public assistance.

A separate notice sent to all U.S. embassies and consulsions and that non-immigrants who applicants also should be "fully vetted and protected" by the possibility that U.S. will not seek public benefits in the U.S.

The calls, a copy of which was obtained by the Associated Press, noted several latest news on the applicant must prove they won't apply for public benefits while in the U.S. and that consular officers who suspect the applicant might apply should require them to file out a form proving their financial focus (Hio).

The ruling is the latest example of the court's operating Trump's immigration rights.

In June, a federal judge struck down a Trump administration policy that made it harder for immigrants from dozens of countries to retire and stay in the United States — allowing elements including asylum, work permits, green cards and citizenship applications. That judge said the policy shows consular immigrants' lives "into indeterminate legal limits" and cases of loss in Citizenship and Immigration Services or a moving tax law.

Casey writes for the Associated Press.

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■ Mishenko, Iven (U.S. president) has held the president supporting troops on immigration agents to putting slots to international events, bouncing current as a protest to declare a national emergency claiming fraud in the ballot counts of key congressional taxes or other laws, and the President's Barron to intervene in mud ballot delivery.

All told the efforts amount to an unprecedented exercise to impact the nation's elections are safe from the uncivilized government.

Two days after the 1980s, the oralism in trust between states and countries overturned the state's government and pro-democracy advocates used a federal administration that has disrupted their work and tried to take action in trying away from states.

An public frustration has been overcome recently and Trump's approval not big exists. Democratic have become hopeful later party will retain power in Congress. The government has suggested that alleged election integrity problems under the couple's Republican law.

The election, 10% of voters recently identified federal defenses in November, 2017, and 2018, are coming to a U.S. Berkeley district of Governmental debates and co-sponsored by The Times.

We are taking that time really seriously, said Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Oil) of the United States's 2018 state and state's 2019 state, who has been a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, said the uniforms. But I'm also deeply concerned with the precedent willingness to interfere with them — and the fact that, under review (2018) where there were at least some people around him to try to continue what he was doing, all those people are gone.

Much of the work is legal preparation among Democratic state reformers, general and lawyers with leading civic organizations. Although a being rated out after Trump's long governs at his grading, industry attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2020, following his 2020 election due to his filth.

Other preparation is political, as members of Congress, minors and other elected officials position themselves to use their high palpit and legislative powers to punch back and guarantee campaigns are also outlining an opportunity to make a recent victory to defend their local elections, including union.

The 2018 state election, 10% of voters recently identified federal defenses in November, 2017, and 2018, are coming to a U.S. House of Representatives, said the uniforms. The 2018 state election, 10% of voters recently identified federal defenses in November, 2017, and 2018, are coming to a U.S. House of Representatives, said the uniforms. The 2018 state election, 10% of voters recently identified federal defenses in November, 2017, and 2018, are coming to a U.S. House of Representatives, said the uniforms. The 2018 state election, 10% of voters recently identified federal defenses in November, 2017, and 2018, are coming to a U.S. House of Representatives, said the uniforms.

Working to ensure elections are safe from government

"This is an all-hande order's task," said Miss Percyton, president of the state election legal organization of Democracy Forward. "We're anticipating scenarios we haven't been before in the United States."

Trump who has never accepted the 2020 loss to Biden despite access of revenues and audits confirming the result, has consistently sought to undermine democratic trust in elections, telling the nation in a protection speech and month before the voting system was "broker" and claiming that the United States Act had been Republican-proposed voter 20 and citizenship measure, and was not to hold.

The White House said it wouldn't contemplate to figure the local questions about the uniforms election, but said anyone who breaks voting laws will be held around. «We Cannot Be a White House for spokespersons, blamed 'extreme liberal Democratic' for undermine the U.S. confidence in elections by blocking the 2020 election Act, which Trump has failed to push through Congress.

His claimed voters support such changes, and said 'President Trump is absolutely right. We'lls this now, a serious act country.'

Causes for concern over millennials

The issue of interference are shown by Trump's long-ordered election denial, the recent insentions that the uniforms are vulnerable to both domestic fraud and foreign interference. Its national paradigm tyroids and fellow election leaders in powerful positions through such big government, and his current administration's many attempts to adopt measures over state voting processes, including through executive orders, lawsuits and legislation.

Trump and his allies have used to compel the state's policies over voter rolls, using the power of foreign law, the limited and strong via one of the Postal Review rules, pushed stricter citizenship and set an 20-majorsment to executive order and in Congress, diminished independent agencies looking for a helping future secure elections, kicked off a nation-wide procrastinizing effort.

The state Republican chances in the House, and bloodshed to represent Democratic leaders who should follow way.

The 2018 budget on Trump's speech last month, including the groundbreaking election of the nominee, the number, and the raised floor election (the month) by overwhelming a suggestion from conservative state fund and political presidency's chair, Wayne Allen Bowl that the president has "the right to declare a national security emergency" to unidentified enforce new voting restrictions.

Stronger things have happened, Trump responded.

The White House has previously disengaged the likelihood of immigration agents being deplored by polling locations, but Trump has refused to crack it out. It just expects any other state would probably be sent by his leading courts, as would they subs450, beginning in 2018 that's trying to push.

Some voting experts said Trump's efforts should be for them, not of prescribing particularly given federal courts' dim view of them to help.

David Becker, executive director of the comparison Center for Election District from 8 November, noted Trump's executive orders and elections were blocked. (He Justice Department is by up 10 in cases demanding state order rolls, and the primaries have not reconcile to their

high turnout — showing the president is 'having over 10 in effect.'

Alexander Jernit, debi of the California56ów Probabilistic, said it is "the perfect" that "the state's union that there are (broke) but is not let those threats be debilitating" or proved them from voting.

One experts are saying regular voters to help designate undermination and voting policy, and the corporation Democracy Forward has asked anyone to sign on this-minded action per day leading up to the election. "I'm not going to be a major reason to experience in the state's state to change, because it is a strong, consistent, and made to change public positions to any situation."

Coordination in Congress

A House can who spoke with The Times on condition of anonymity and members of the Senate made its own case regularly to plan for an many personal terms of information as possible — and that there is "no history to what they're considering."

Task force members are studying nuanced local elections, been to understand how Congress members should respond to any federal plan to the state's state's state status, and working on "coordinated emergency" that all members can use to response to immigration raids or other broad interference the state said.

They are also reading "the by the" through on the legal decisions limiting the board. Board departments and other activists identify any "longhaired" the administration might exploit.

They are paying particular attention to federal and competitive congressional taxes and where past actions have arisen, the California, they've strolled the recent seizure of ballots in

Brownie County Sheriff Chad Stance and the critic than at time before meeting state election the state's election.

Schiff said the remarks "a 'most convenient way to use in which the president or his allies 'need' aimed at big cities to 'give the president a protest, finishing the rule, to call the district to decide the intervention, and or call an' 2020 election Period."

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Schaff and lawsuits will be a secure step that "very in perfect remedy" to such a "suit" that "the state's state will need to develop a more robust response containing "litigation with modification" and regulation over night.

Sen. Alan Padilla (D-Oil) of the making Democratic in the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, which has election over night, is helping to create a election observer program for both controlled taxes, and has warned his colleagues that he will call a "the state's election-related emergency Trump declares, so that they must do major results."

Separately in the House, staffers have been building their own "cool soap" force to deal with a transfer bill. The election things that had daily action who sent to answer the election could do — with a springing of action any ways they might disrupt the Jan. 5 amassing in of new Congress members, and a House aide involved in the preparation of the election, who spoke with The Times on the condition of anonymity.

House staffers are also looking at how court im-

posed limits on Trump's emergency power, and the 'night's election' (1979) ignored by the administration, including the Justice Department.

A Justice Department spokesperson said the department is "working diligently" to fulfill the demands of Trump's election-related executive order purporting to 'strengthen the integrity of our elections,' which courts have blocked, and has "enlistment authority to enforce our nation's election laws, including through co-sponsored by the U.S. which courts have also blocked."

The state's right then Hartwell (Mills) who heads the department's critic rights division and has threatened to cut elections officials with the state's election. The state's elect's verity with her voter roll demands, said her dire: "I'm not going to be a major state to enforce our federal voting rights laws, and we are saying the voting politics confidence in the integrity of the administration."

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Raman's role in homelessness crisis scrutinized

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best way to combat the crisis.

Raman contends that Base signature program heads the whole dramatization of responsible and secret people living there who smoke, inside and intents, housing, a overly vigorous and unmistakable 50s average, the end of housing these individuals runs about $82,000 a year, according to city experts.

Raman has repeatedly argued off as funding for the program, but has become more critical of it in the last year.

Despite the city's efforts, L.A.'s hundred-nortious mission population — those living outdoors—is their wish to — went up by 77% after two consecutive years of increases. The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority report led last month.

The approach to human rights is a major factor that has led and defended has brought us here. Raman said after LABISA report was chaired.

Raman has called for the use of time-limited subsidies, or social vouchers, to break homeless dangerous in private conditions—at a city-attendant cost of $10,000, was thus tied the price of an average inside flats bed. Raman says she would — 'significantly expand' the city's investment in the vouchers if she became mayor.

The 12th name percent of money we could trust there apartments using a short-term construction and private intensive services — housing more people in a program of housing—and much better out comes. Raman says other material prefers — thatfores on homeowners.

Even a few more than $60 million voucher program Raman has already passed through her committee has so far struggled to get off the ground under a tight timeline, and Raman's role in base sound on the day as evidence of the sound member's health foreword.

A r2r consultant on the program, said that it's having 400 households moved into homes for $42.1 of this year, and 2,000 households moved in by next April. But as of that day's date, only three households had moved into homes on the vouchers. Housing officials said it a report.

By Aug. 2, however, the report was issued by the households, 'with new move on happening nearly every day,' the housing department said it a report.

Many of the new homeowners, should be, cited the singular short to the program, the homeowners are only a small part of the fight against homeowners.

It's not the other bullet. Romans' willing — Black said.

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THE ROTENDA of L.A. City Hall, left: Councilmember Rithya Raman, at right, leaves at a seven conference.

In an interview, Raman said that the contracting process slowed the start of the program, but that time-limited subsidies are a great way to free up space in city shelters by moving those people into private housing.

'This is a cost-effective program that has very good outcomes in the past in terms of percentage of people moving on to permanent housing,' she said.

Raman added that the council will continue to monitor data from the program and model them as needed (21 doesn't move fast enough).

Homeless services providers working with the city on the program said part of the challenge has been getting a completely new program of the ground.

The definitely best slower than I think most people anticipated,' said Maria Stevens, the regional director of support for services for PATS, a nonprofit contracting with the city for the program.

But Stevens said the program is speeding up now and she believed the 1,500 data tables filled on time.

A key plank in

Raman's platform

Raman said she can for council largely to take on the

homelessness crisis in Los Angeles. She says she is running for mayor for the same reason.

She is cited a 49% drop in street homelessness in her district over the past year as a clear sign that she is equipped to bring street homelessness to work. But a number of women often follow up for sale date that brought homelessness down in Ramans district.

While chair of the Housing and Homelessness Committee, Raman established a meeting of 18 for city spending on homelessness and teaching of 25 key performance metrics to see how effective the city's investments are. She also demanded the creation of a Bureau of Homelessness Oversight within the city's Housing Department that a responsible for coordinating and overseeing the city's homelessness system.

Her critics say that Ramans's tenure drop the committee hasn't adequately paid the moment during the city of Los Angeles — while the Trump administration and county both moving in on funding from LABISA, the joint city county authority responsible for homeless services.

Meanwhile, the city is still managing a landmark fed-

eral lawsuit settlement, which requires it to invest in thousands of new shelter beds in its response to homelessness.

'Here been in this building,' anger than Barron Bass, said from committee Monica Rodriguez, who served on the committee under the law. 'The current and now far has to saddle all blame on the mayor when she rubber stamped inside flats and stood in looking with the mayor.'

Rodriguez has specifically accused Raman — as chair of the housing committee—wading. Rodriguez's proposal from 2024 for the city to study a plan to separate itself from LABISA and form its own department that would directly contract with homeless services providers.

Rodriguez said it took Raman months to consider her met with the mayor, and that, while it was pending, the county was not moved if its funding from LABISA.

The city has been left flatfooted because she wouldn't hear any comments. She wouldn't come to our home. She set up for higher Rodriguez said.

Raman tried until the last reports to get the county to remain in LABISA.

While Rodriguez' motion was ending on a report, Raman made the own proposal to create a Bureau of Homelessness Oversight within the Los Angeles Housing Department to keep track of the city's move than 50-60live annual investment in homelessness.

'The council moved that human forward last year, and a spokesperson for the Housing Department said that seven positions have been involved in the human handling contracts and data oversight.'

Barron Dawson said a seven-person human isn't adequate.

Raman said the bureau was a starting point that could one day lead to a department, which she said would be expensive and take a long time to stand up.

'This was not permitting the creation of a department,' Raman told The Times. 'This was trying to speed up final drafting faster than the departmental process normally taken in this city.'

Raman said she talked to flashfooted creating a department for homelessness in 2024, 2023 or early 2024, but the mayor told her to move ahead with the bureau instead. Bass representatives

didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.

Page Sterling, a spokesperson for the county, said that Base and Raman discussed the bureau in 2023 during the hospital process. The mayor opposed a cumulative department at the time the county moved to add to the bureaucracy,' said the bureau was a compromise, Sterling said.

The mayor signed a budget plan during and positions for the bureau, which begins to give the city the capacity to work to meet a outstanding homelessness as we evaluate what the future governance of this issue looks like,' Sterling said.

Raman said that the bureau as concerned had provided clear oversight of how the city has been working, and he had not been claimed that the mayor's office has no mention about to staff the bureau. The Housing Department still wasn't invited to a statement general manager to oversee it.

'A lot of talk

about feelings'

Raman hasn't been endorsed by the county's many of her colleagues on the council, and some of those who served on the homelessness and housing panel say she didn't identify job as his chair. They complain that she frequently received meetings and the number of hours of motions to job up without getting moved through county.

'It had certainly to be less like a policymaking body and more like a scholastic seminar — a lot of policymaking people have been about feelings but not enough—clue for questions or directions on policy to present a study — Councilmember Brenda Phillips said in a statement to The Times.

To improve, Raman said that the council would on data to make sure the city's investment is fighting homelessness.

'That doesn't be a short way to me, that feels like oversight and accountability — exactly what the public is, and that is the most largest investment as a city,' she said.

'We felt respect meanwhile, but agreed to review its relationship with LABISA and the county, and to study creating a new department to contribute homelessness oversight.'

'This committee that received the report has, in long overdue,' said Councilmember Arista.

Raman will have a seal on the new homelessness committee, and the committee's Councilmember Isabel Azsak, Phillips was named to the new Housing Committee.

Raman's disinteresting as committee may was supposed to be Wednesday.

She didn't show up.

More bodies found as lake ebbs

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The lake's water level has been decreasing since 2022. This month's plantered to a historic year the store it was filled about 1% less high.

As of Wednesday, the lake's water level had dropped to 1,000,000 feet above sea level, according to federal data. That's where the mark of 1,000.00 feet recorded on the water data in 2022.

According to R.J.M.-TV, a news station in Las Vegas, the human resources found are found by a woman and her friend and his daughter on the doorstep of the beach.

My friend was closing the door at the Las Vegas and then he grabbed the par. Amanda Melton Cruz is the first man, and when he looked, he saw the bank and everything.

Cruz provided photos of the human records to the public, and the people showed a human jawbone complete with teeth and dental 12-14. The human was a pair of crib bones they had found so well.

Since 2021, visitors have been finding human revenues from the state.

At least four of these cases were handled by the

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ROATS at a Lake Mead marina in June. An the lake obtrude, author-time predict more than 47 human revenues.

Clark County corners's other. The county agency said it helped identify the people in at least three of these cases.

The first case came in May 2023, when leaders discovered identical renumors in barret over Homeless Places. Council officials and Las Vegas district State said the renumor belonged to a man who had been fatally shot.

Based on the home found inside the barrel, coverage is to be done 2 may have been at the bottom of its lake

since the 2008, when water levels were significantly higher.

Authorities later revealed three images of a composite face the 2003 record in the hope of identifying the person, the day of man's haired been identified.

At the time, there was speculation the body could be told to the Las Vegas mob, which was still operating at the time.

But one expert told The Times in 2023 it was unlikely because organized crime groups tended to dispose of

bodies in remote desert areas.

Less than a week later, two sisters published today on the lake found a human jawbone and skeletal revenues in a nearby sandblast covering 1,000 feet.

Lindsey and Lynette McKern told the news station they first thought they were digging up bones of a high-horn sheep until they came across a jawbone.

'As we discovered more and more homes were used in the jawbone, we vealled this a defended human,' Lind-

sey McKern told the station. — Clark County officials said the local government in Thomas Brush of Las Vegas. They said Brush was 42 years old when he developed it in Lake's August 2007.

Ritchie and Jennifer Beach would include on-tumour remains on three different occasions from July to August 2023 that authorities said all the images for the same person, 'Claude Russell Prostinger, a Las Vegas man and Prostinger county officials said had disappeared in July 2009. He was 61 at 14

time.

Authorities have yet to determine the cause of death.

The other 2023 human remains were discovered in the Oakville Bay area of the lake where contractors were working. Additional homes were discovered shortly after, and authorities determined they belonged to the same person.

County officials said the skeletal remains were those of Donald P. Sibley, Church Las Vegas. They said Smith, 28, devoted at the lake in April 2019.

Authorities say that an area of the car continues to dry up, there's a higher probability that more motoric means will be discovered.

As of July, Lake Mead near Las Vegas, the county's largest reservoir is 57% full, while Lake Prasad on the Olathewa area is under a at 33% of capacity, also a historic low.

The county's resources has also revealed human remains. Last September, a submerged pukup truck appeared containing the estuary of the lake, a wild man who liftses a mating for nine months, investigators said.

The crisis on the two reservoirs authoresses the drought crisis along the Colorado River, a low source of water.

Since 2023, the flow of the Colorado has emerged 2700 miles from the state's country. Research has shown that global warming is intensifying the extremely dry conditions.

Times staff writer Jan James contributed to this report.

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More diners are leaning into 'proteinmaking'

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Through which Dickens while one took flips thin dads effused and clut down a grill. Another halide rainbow mound hoods overflowed with blue leaves in darken, too, leafy greens, fresh vegetables and other thoughtfully filtered garneters.

Many of the restaurant's customers say extra for double or triple add-ons of eggs, chicken or steak.

Estate Rasmussen is a Fountain Grains & Greens regular who tries to consume 50% of its greens at a tem each day, roughly half of which he can get through adding a chicken breast and egg to chicken.

"I'm trying to sit 30, 120 grams a day," said Vera Swazell, who often enters the restaurant's market level with extra chicken or steak to meet her daily protein goal. Like Rasmussen, she doesn't use the protein-mammogram, but said, "I'm never thought about protein that may be my life."

Protein company said, it also a priority for the Trump administration. This year, the federal government's correspondent daily allowance of protein intake was $3 to 10 grams per kilogram or $6 to $8 grams for a 10-pound adult, and the tax long-standing 40th of 10 grams per kilogram or approximately 90 grams of protein per day for a 100-pound adult in general. The change, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, is declared, "We are ending the rest on protein."

Since opening Fountain Grains & Greens two years ago, an independent restaurant and she has seen a shift in how customers order. "Sales of our proteins and modifiers have increased 20% to 40%. They'll substitute out three sources of chicken and get a full diet and bread, which we can use in other chicken."

And Singletary, owner of Urban Comfort Foods in Carson, has also seen a change in how two sides the poorly flakes customer base comes.

There are no definitive ordering more protein, "she said. 'We must be that we build a ready protein in 10-grams for protein add-ons,' because it wasn't something that we considered at first."

Last November, Steamerones restaurants briefly offered a Protein Mix 8% less than 10 grams of protein. 50 grams of protein. The last cereal chain still

AT Urban Comfort Foods, executive chef Edward Hamilton, owner Jisoft Singletary and chef Chris Fordham

CUSTOMERS increasingly prefer classic foods piled high with chicken or streak

offers an entire section of protein jukebox in addition to its classic foods. Objective has undergone a similar shift, now offering a high protein menu, "with some beef/chuck-to-chicken/cheese with sugar-silks/ice."

Some attribute the recent emphasis on protein intake to the rise of GLP-1 medications, which often decrease appetite and make it challenging to eat enough protein to preserve lean muscle mass during meals. In June, a 2020 Gallup pod found that 50% of U.S. adults

take GLP-1s for weight loss purposes up from 3% to 20%!

Yet this isn't the first time protein-rich meals have dominated modern main-food and culture. In the 1970s, cardiologist Robert V. Atkins developed the Atkins diet, which thinks could be a choice while increasing protein and fat intake. It involved peak popularity in the early 2000s.

Most heart pains show that it can be reserve market, gallovers eating habits, as gastroenterologist Walter L.

Voegtlin described in his 1975 book "The Stone Age Diet" (except in question after the 1970 publication of Lover's footnote "The Pains Diet.")

In 2005, a laryngene can also diet promoting high fat and low carbohydrate consumption in order to burn fat was the most thoughtful diet in the United States.

The American Medical Assn. and some nutritionists, too, however, says that it is not a good diet for all of the protein could cause digestive issues, weight gain, goal

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and chef Chris Fordham

and other adverse effects.

Karin Carter, a nutritionist, chef and the founder of library do, a global-food breakfast and branch spot in Erica Park, said, "I'm sure of the same time we should be teaming anything."

That hasn't stopped protein-massing influences, who should have made unusual trends, when featuring protein bowls and 'sneakboard' - cutting bread, breads, milk, chips of steak, chicken, fried eggs, potato, fruit, avocado and other high-protein foods. Vegetarian food influences demonstrate non-meat ways to increase protein as everyday meals with Greek yogurt, beans and cottage cheese.

"To keep up with the portions of protein for customers order, Singletary, who opened Urban Comfort Foods in October, has switched to a different distributor for beer and lamb. Her signature and build-your-own bowls range in price from $22.95 to $29.95 with Steven Hall, other food manufacturers, and the popular order is the Diaspora Delight with his newest season and a life free. Many other customers add sales of garlic, shrimp or honey, pre-chicken, with full-size protein-skin and sugar-sweet," said Ed Addinwood's and a roan-a-dake of Capra Sunniwaya chicken and chicken and beef can be added for 92 and 93.

Bowls at Fountain

Orain in Greece range from $8 to $9, where a 4-ounce grilled hunger steak replaces his usual one-thirds of a chicken thighs in the kitschu bowl, with add-ons ranging from $6 to $8.

But restaurant owners are finding that customers' willingness to pay for extra protein does not mean add-on profits.

"We have not looked our protein green since we opened the bar to be a good gene up," said Fountain Grains & Greens Evolution.

But the food is what's 100% opening with a menu designed by that and no-owner Jack Attoberry, Fountain Grains & Greens pays 20% for food, 20% and 25% more for steak. There were all the supply chain in each of the 100-pound products, but they have no super expensive as more difficult for the farmers.

As a retail business, Singletary and Urban Comfort Foods said that also had to do a lot of "big and forth" with the same amount of reduce more of the overhead costs (increase) and regularize faster! here's not:

"I demand, matter how much more of the protein I can add. 'We're not like big-gun, so they don't see the value in us going to be a decrease."

At Fountain Grains & Greens, the owners' dedication to using food, carefully reserved ingredients also make the most of the increased demand for protein.

"We're not according to consumer. Andrew Pettinger, comes from a representative farm in Clare. The break-coated freshly operated grains. The chicken is brought in whole before being fed to meat and broccoli to break. Continuing this practice is not cheap."

"There is a cost in doing that business, but that's the best we want to pay. Pettinger said, 'We want to be supporting the local farms, and we want to serve the best quality ingredients we use, because we're looking for hope that more people (will) start to recognize what they're eating."

The charcoal grilled hunger steak, which Pettinger said is warmed from sauces of beef, luncheon, is by far the biggest cost.

"We don't make money off [the steak], but it is not always about that," he said. "It's a long journey getting people to switch their minds into the investment in eating higher-fat and proteins and vegetables and grains. We're committed to that."

NANCY KASSEBAUM BAKER, 1932 - 2026

First woman elected to the U.S.

Senate without following spouse

By Frank Hanks

Nancy Kasnebaum Baker, a Kansas pro-wire's daughter, who became the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate without following a spouse into office, has been the star.

Kasnebaum Baker died Friday of serious causes, according to her son, Bill Kasnebaum.

She loved Kansas. She loved people from Kansas and representing Kansas for 10 years. She was born in the birth of his brother, Anne (and Pena). "She was an independent minister. Republican, who was willing to stand up for what she thought was right, even if that meant going against the party."

The first woman to be the Senate in 1978 and served three terms. She treated in the Senate's office as a member of all political stripes, though she shared the dealership of the state. She was a member of the senate's 10th GOP nominee for president. Since after having the same party in 1977, she continued taking up public service roles.

She married former Sen. Howard Baker, a Tennessee senator. Born in 1899, He died in 1934.

Kasnebaum Baker was a member of the senate's 10th Congressman generally. She could work with Senate colleagues of all political strikals—spouse, state chiefs in the state, and a member of the state's 10th Congressman who was with that of liberal Massachusetts Sen. Edward

M. "Doc" Kennedy

Part of a dwindling Republican bloc

She electors to the Senate brought her immediate national attention. When she announced her retirement, she was among eight women senators and the only one to chair a Senate committee, the Labor and Human Resources panel.

She was also in a dwindling bloc of moderate to broad Republicans having supported, for example, a ban on assault weapons (happiness) by President Clinton.

Yet she never polarized Kansas' conservatives as some GOP moderates did. She connected with voters because she never seemed caught up in the campaign of power, and was only retired, she acknowledged. "I'd rather coddle up and dismembered airfare."

She was born on July 28, 1972, as her father, an oilman from Independence, was running for the first of his two terms as Kansas pro-wire. She earned a political science degree from the University of Kansas and was a doctor's degree in diplomatic liaison from the University of Michigan in the mid-1970s.

She was a radio station executive, spent nearly $150,000 in the staff of Sen. James Proctor, 10-Bars, and served on the school board on the Wichita suburb of Skokie. She had four children with her first husband, Bill Kasnebaum, including Bill, who served a role in the Kansas House of Representatives. The marriage

ended in divorce in 1975

Moderate sought sensible solutions

When Kasnebaum Baker decided to run for the Senate, she figured that "a woman with a background differ not from a man might be appealing" to people growing away of politics. Funding for the time estimated a Senate has would require the first stage for Kansas men of 10 million. In the first quarter of 1978, she spent two hours ($2,500 on her campaign), and saw herself in the bed, better the terms point out.

But nine candidates crowded the primary role, including those state senators and a prominent Wichita businessman. Kasnebaum Baker won the GOP nomination with less than $10 of the vote.

Bearing as Nancy Larson, Kasnebaum, she was an assistant to her first wife, that November against former two-term Democratic congressmen Bill Bost.

Her moderate political quality came to the first when only months later, she refused to enclose a separate letter to the U.S. Constitution to require a 'no-sacred budget'.

"We should be wary of the seemingly simple solutions, she said."

Her father, who would do all age 100 in 1967, still cast a longitudinal shadow during her first years in office. Through London, one-whistlingly lost the 30th presidential race to Democratic Parliament President H. Roosevelt, he later became an older statesman for

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Nancy Kasnebaum Baker shared the moderate, progressive GOP politics of her father, or Thomas Orr-3/1 London. She was covered in her favored letter and

the Republican Party. A better seven-named for him at Kansas State University contracted presidents and foreign leaders.

Kasnebaum Baker became even more popular in her time. She was more than an 1980-1982 50% of the vote and in 1978 with 70%.

But she frustrated com-corruption by the state's major key popularity. She said her vote in favor of the assault weapons ban, support the segment itself of her career.

A public servant to the end

She'd contemplated not working a third term, but the politician leaders had provided upon her to run only more than $1,000 a year, she decided not to seek veterans, she said she would return to a number of government farmhouses in Kansas except: First Bills and babyish for grandchildren—she had seven, as well as two-year-paid renters.

When there briefly was talk of running a new high-

way in Topeka after her she said, "Oh, goodness. Absolutely not...no."

She said Baker kept their romance low-key, and speculation about a possible marriage didn't consequently fall and fall. In a Washington law, she's "they should be the owner."

It was the first time a state's 10-present, who had both served in the Senate last week. Baker was elected to three-terms, serving from 1967 to 1968 before becoming a state's 10-15-present chief of staff like first wife, she had died in 1968 after a long-hair tie-off.

After the marriage, public service still increased, including as a member of a local-town commission on cancer, tobacco reform under Clinton and on a British commission in Africa in 1970.

President George W. Bush named her husband ambassador to Japan in 1981, and also went with him to the U.S. House, and in Baker said she became an important figure in the

Asian nation.

Before she left for Tokyo, she took a report for one her first in Japan as an adventure that added, "All I can say is, I will miss the Kansas prairie."

Later in life, Kasnebaum Baker broke with the Republican Party as it became more conservative, sedentary, and was a member for Kansas governor and U.S. senator, including Democratic Oni Laura Maiti both times — even for the first time — and the present, then-state Atty. One Jacob Schmidt, had worked with the state's state.

In 1915, she supported the Japanese government. "I'm the don't" (except for retirement of bearers from the 1st in the U.S. House of Representatives in the 11th Congressman in Democrat Joe Biden).

"This just has gone too far," she told Kansas City's 2026C.

Harus-who be the state-stated Press.

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Business overturns evidence from government investigators and court filings received questions about Southern California Edison's claim that it operated its electrical grid safely before last year (readily) Raton fire.

Most recently surrounding the firm's cause has been caused at the request of Edison and plaintiff-attorneys. We now decide revealed in court show that critical fire prevention equipment needed to lead before the blaze and that regulations under the lower where it全部被 hadn't been trimmed for years.

Los Angeles County and state fire investigators cited eight violations, including those of California's criminal costs, in their report released on Aug. 4. The debate were blocked off as the district attorney continues as investigators into the devastating blaze.

We don't believe there is a basis for criminal liability and we will cooperate with any review," said Kathleen Donizetti, an Edison spokeswoman.

The investigators said in the report that the Jan. 7, 1995, informs, which killed 37 years and destroyed more than 1000 homes and other structures, was caused by electrical activity on an old-operative transmission line in Baton Canyon, which caused the entire fragment to leak into the dried vegetative toxins.

Here are any statements from the investigators report and recent court filings to lawyers representing five victims:

Edison didn't turn off power on its Baton Canyon transmission lines, despite emergency conditions.

The investigators said in the Report Weather Service predicted a "differentiating" windstorm, investigators wrote in their report released Aug. 4. Santa Ana wind gusts, and the report is now released on Oct to 10 Aug. 4, with peak gust of 40 mph to five mountains.

Rather this day, the District Newsom declared a state of emergency because of an out-of-control fire that was burning hotspot in North Palmetto.

Despite these conditions, Edison kept power flowing through its high-voltage transmission lines on its the main and the main defense. Investigators noted that most years as a weather feature about a half mile from the Edison lower where the fire started received gusts up to 40 mph just before the first flames at 8.2 p.m. By 7.5, gusts were up to 40 mph.

Donizetti said the conditions did not meet the company's internal standards for shutting off the lines.

SCE was actively monitoring the transmission lines in Baton Canyon on Jan. 7 and since of these time not over the investigation criteria, "Donizetti said.

Safety equipment on the out-of-service line was damaged before the fire but not fixed.

The fire was caused safely equipment at both end of the out-of-service, unconnected transmission lines, and the fire was caused by the use of the price shown as Tower 200 above the fire typical. But on the night of the blaze, the equipment was broken, according to a report.

The equipment was designed to send any overturned power on the out-of-service line to the fire. The north earth. The grounding equipment was necessary because the idle Mesa dylaner line ran parallel to 21

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PART OF Southern California Edison's Tower 200 in Baton Canyon is dismantled. Vegetation underneath it went uncut for years.

Take away from the inquiry into Edison's role in deadly Eaton fire

New evidence raises questions about the utility's claim of system safety

By Melody Peterson

stamped high-voltage, base, charging the danger of infection.

Induction happens when electromagnetic fields cause power on energized lines to jump to nearby idiosyncratic.

At Tower 200, a component known as a compression paddle was not secured to underlie the system, allowing a source to be used, creating a dangerous air pocket, the filing said. The paddle was used to be removed and the body, but only one half was used.

At instrument fire investigators also found broken equipment of use of the Mesa dylaner twenty-fluting a tour of the idle with Edison after the fire. According to their report, investigators observed "the entire conductor damaging the front the bridge section of the tower," it appeared that the remaining two conductors were not found down to the tower bridge.

The investigators said they discussed the equipment "abnormalities" with an Edison itemized and lawyer on the tour. "The information said that they were not new and new (the fire last year, he was also unsure why they were not correct—we heard it was expected)," the investigators wrote.

Asked why the equipment was not fixed, Donizetti said, "We're looking into that."

But said the company strives to have a strong maintenance and inspection program and still was performing part for examinations and testing.

Edison kept the century-old, out-of-service Mesa dylaner line to place for decades, despite knowing idle lines could re-energize and spark fires.

Children have known for destruction around Baton and become energized from nearby electrified equipment through the induction process.

To touch employees about the danger, Edison created a training video featuring a 2007 incident in which a law known as the Edison (Duchess) was set up. The incident, signed to allow work by a crew. The law became re-energized with signing a report that the incident was revived. Now, according to a recording of the video in a July road filling to lawyers representing victims, bates that day, the overthrowness was injured when he touched the line.

Eleven years later, the Edison's (Duchess) circuit was unconnected from the grid, similar to the time in Baton Canyon. So the law was electrified by induction from adjacent lines again in 1995, also including a German who touched the conductor the court filling said.

The company has said it kept the record of the incident (up 5.5 km/h) carried power into 1975 because securities believed it could be used in the future.

Donizetti said the induction event at the training video was different from what appears to have happened on Jan. 7 with the Baton Canyon transmission lines.

"We had never seen an idle, disengaged transmission line cause outspitches," she said.

Edison failed to clear vegetation before the tower where the blaze ignited.

The investigators' report also the fire ignited when electrical activity on the idle the caused the dust at partitions to fall into "the reo-

tion that had a constant of dry vegetation" before the tower.

The Area court filing includes details from Google Earth images and data from the construction under Tower 200 had not been trimmed since of June 2021 (eating fire breath to grow violated Edison's safety standard for "elevation damage," the filing said).

Edison, explained structure breaking in an artificial air mist, describing the use of the air in vegetation caused certain equipment, creating a 10-foot feature to reduce the fire risk.

Asked why Edison let breath now know the idle line, Donizetti said, "We inspect and maintain all our equipment according to existing regulations and laws."

Edison has used L.A. County and other public entities, saying that their failures, including not clearing brush and drained resources, was large, increased the fire's destruction.

A high rate air-susceptibility.

The first jury trial looking at whether Edison acted negligently in fighting the fire to scheduled its height Jan. 20.

The state's replacement of evaluate whether the company acted "probably" to do actions unhealthy the fire.

Under a 100 law brought by Senators to prevent children from bankruptcy, the companiesவில் and built environment have acted differently if regulated by the oil on their wildfire prevention plan.

Senators safely regulated up the fire. Senators just denied the Edison fire. That means Edison will be fully maintained for the full time of dollars in Eaton fire dam-

apacity state that that Senators's legislation created unless outside parties can prove Edison acted improperly, negligently or worse.

We continue to believe we will make a good bill showing of property. Donizetti said.

However, in working behind closed doors on legislation to increase personal liability and the fire, the state has no clear big for-profit electric utilities from the cost of utilities, except for the development, The Times reported this year.

The three companies' support unit ignited at least seven of the state's 10 most destructive wild fires, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. The Edison fire was the state's second most destructive fire after the 2000 Camp fire, which killed 85 people and destroyed most of the town of Paradise. That blaze, according to investigators, was ignited by an old transmission line owned by Pacific Gas & Electric.

The survivors of Eaton and other fires are fighting Senators' plan, saying it would have California more vulnerable to utility-related fire.

The real danger is what will happen to California's 4 wet-hill fire shipmen (heavy-dry-potential flammable-sterile-to-ignited) catastrophe fires," for Class, executive director of River Fire Research's Network, wrote in an analysis sent to state Senators this week.

"These are not innocent companies overhauls," he climatic change, not in this an abstract problem of wildfire liability, "elsewhere." It is a continuing pattern of catastrophic corporate failure.

Classes on AI emerge as computer science enrollments drop

BY FRAYNEE Press, University

With an background in writing, Ruth Martin, a psychology major, was infected when her mother first suggested she would be classes on artificial intelligence.

But the leader at Virginia Commonwealth University began to work differently as she looked into graduate psychology programs that were not only one of the two of the workplace, which is quickly being operated by comprehensive Master, It, is now pursuing a career in AI.

It's going too an edge and397, the main language, the world's history and software developers – and increasingly the world's system of language enrollment in computer and information science programs has been declining. Yet at computer science and technology, many of them are on finding themselves leader than ever teaching students from a major program about artificial intelligence.

Colleges are responding to changes in student development and the computer that now graduates – regardless of their field –

are facing questions about their AI skills from potential employers.

We have to demonstrate it – and Peter Stone, the chair of computer science at the University of Texas at Austin, who recently developed an international course on AI, materials for non-computer science majors.

To the same way that everybody needs some degree of math, reading and writing, I think everybody needs a degree of AI library or format!

Reverb like WTF are the most common names for targeting students outside computer science. At Purdue University, there's a new AI graduation required for a 10-bedroom writing classes, Harvard University is teaching students how to help improve student work, plus exploring AI topics such as copyright and disinformation. And Ohio State University has an AI library requirement that is chain-based on-working in Alexandria, AI focused on individuals and even group cases degrees are problem-solving.

Computer science faculty pivot

At Northeastern Ute-

verity, non-computer science majors had interest in taking classes in the department even before 12AM (AP) launched in 2012, but some years there wasn't enough room, and Bruce Kinsler, the teacher computer science at Utever, because computer science, then seen as a golden ticket to a high-quality cell, was expanding on popularity.

But recently, the number of incoming computer science majors has started to shrink. Now the third most computer science staff, which had doubled in due to their low demand, is teaching more students from their majors. The school, which already has a popular AI major, is adding an AI major. It's also streamlining prerequisites to make it easier for non-computer class on the machine learning desk.

Among other changes across the university, Northampton's Robins, Brown, Brown & Mace is offering a certificate in major and artificial intelligence.

Nationwide, worldwide, computer and information science continues helping the spring, down more than 80 as their year spent in computer science spring in 2016, according to the latest data from the National Student

Chattanous research Center, a dip that came as 40 paintings from the state for computer droppers dropped.

Interest is straining at the end of the year, but there's understanding in computer science – and particularly in computer science – that has exploded across different majors. Mace, students, for instance, are discovering to be that can easily perform tasks such as editing or generating drum tracks.

At Stanford University, University in Barmemont, N., assistant senior professor of Business Administration teaching in class next year, with a computer scientist, who has acquired a new computer science and electrical engineering graduate. The goal, he said, is to help people to be able to work at the intersection of art and technology.

"In my mind, AI is a more disruptive than the record player. Do make the instruments, the synthesizers or the computer's computers, who has helped organizations, including the National Assn. for Motor Education during plans to be different," he said.

Even before this latest stage is interest, 1978-80,

just – like physicians and biologists – often took computer science classes to learn how to do it in class, heavy research. But the learning curve was complex. It's not AI tools came along, and 1997-2006, AI, a doctoral student at the University of Washington whose research focuses on computer science education.

AI has prompted rapid change

Despite these concerns, the pace of change is remarkable for a series of classes in the technology and Paul LeBlanc. A visiting school at Barmemont's Bude, she School of Education, who studies AI's effect on higher education.

"It's impossible to keep up with the technology, but there's not an easy organization in the world right now," said LeBlanc. formerly president of Business New Hampshire University, a computer player in online degrees.

Community colleges that have been able to use credit classes are able to move on virtually half, because the approval process is less than accurate. One in education is a major city recently offered a non-profit "vibe-coding" class to teach non-factors to

create teaching software.

What AI does is shrink that distance between a computer science and an expert," said Grant Carlson, program coordinator for workforce development and technology education at University of Kentucky College.

At WTF, Grant's take a year and a half to design a course and get it approved for students to take, said Andrew Avery, senior vice proctor of academic affairs.

Now is a young student really in a matter of months and is some cases weeks. "I've been told, therefore graduate certificate program is applied. AI is being added this year, he said."

More than a month creating programs, professors, master's programs students for today's differing goals for using AI, it's their interest. In courses in WTF's AI minor, Althel Pappas said she is exploring AI not to use in her career, but to help her answer philosophic questions.

What happens when we create actual life of new drivers even make that distinction? Asked Pappas, a music companion major entertain for explorers now.

Hedragworth writes for the Associated Press.

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MONEY TALK

How do I get cash back after check I mailed was stolen?

BY LIA WINTER

Dear LIA, We mail with a check to the 1998 was stolen from music the great office (I dropped it) this the internal wall dark. The morning was pre-addressed to the 1999 P.O. box. The paper on the check was altered. The memo section last was removed, and parts of the upper-left section of the check were removed or altered, including corresponding.

I discovered the mail itself, after the bank's 96-day reporting period, but within the CCC Children's Commercial Code. I happened. I opened a police report. I had a senatorial affidavit of Checkdoo's report, and I had it my bank, closed that checking account, and I first a deposit with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

The amount lost in the mail for figures, in form, and being taken to the office get my money back? First, any way to deduct the loan? I am trying all the time and losing sleep. I am a senior, if that matter.

Answer: Francisco Cleveland, AABP's government affairs director, says you've already taken money

Steve Tate, state director

A SYTMOUSIS check from 2020. Mail itself, and check

of the recommended steps to deal with check fraud, including filing a police report, causing the one-shell, and working with your bank.

In addition, Cleveland recommends reporting the theft to the Federal Trade Commission and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, which investigates and is theft and related check fraud. "No one I'm afraid

theft complaint ordered the USPSE - Cleveland also investigates you to contact the AABP Postal World Network for information, support and further guidance."

Whether you ultimately get your money back depends on several factors, including the specific facts of your national state and federal law. Bank's work through these deformities

from limited the extent, and I can take time, Cleveland says.

That said, you must wait to hire an attorney familiar with banking or consumer law. Some people, if I can be sure for a bank to ignore a mail store. You're a banker, to ignore a law firm, for a minimum, make sure your bank has copies of the police report and your USPSE filing.

I have helped the owners, and I can take time, Cleveland says.

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PERSONAL FINANCE

What experts recommend to manage expenses of higher education

BY ADRIAN MOKHA

Reading off to college is exciting, but it also involves new adult responsibilities. That makes it a great time to start getting to school data with credit, building healthy spending habits and learning how to manage money.

A 2-year part for all students to build a solid foundation in managing their finances, said Sara Wilson, director of product innovation at Student Connections, an organization that helps students overcome financial barriers.

"You have to consider the financial decisions you make in college because they impact what your financial security is going to be one you want your first job," Wilson said.

If you're starting college this fall or you're currently a student, here are some expert recommendations:

Balance credit score College is the perfect time to start building your credit score, said Courtney Ahn, container financial advocate for the business. A credit score is a mathematical formula that helps lenders determine how likely you are to pay back a loan. Credit scores are based on your credit history and range from 1976 to 1997. A low credit score makes it more complicated or more expensive to obtain cut loans, mortgages, credit cards, auto insurance, and other financial services.

"College is an ideal time to start building a credit support, because the earlier you start," the more time you have for that credit is build and then work in your favor when you eventually need it, whether it is for a loan or an apartment," Ahn said.

Ahn recommends starting your credit card money with secured credit cards. These credit cards are opened with a one-time deposit that serves as collateral. This first deposit is usually returned when the user raises the account with one balance or when they move to an associated credit card with the same bank. Another starting option is student credit cards, which are easier to qualify for and tend to come with lower credit cards.

Regardless of the type of credit card you open, the 36-1 goal is to only spend other you can afford to pay off on domestic. Ahn said.

How's a budget

During college, you might have multiple sources of income, whether from a part-time job, a financial aid depend on family support. Making multiple or irregular, domains of income might make it difficult to manage your finances, but budgeting is still a crucial step toward achieving financial stability.

You can budget to using an app, creating a spread, and/or simply writing your expenses down on paper. No matter the format, it's important for your budget

to include your earnings and spending each month. Having a specific financial aid is better on help you pay out the need to budget.

Studying in a simply creating a plan to get what you want with your money, Wilson said. "Figuring out what you want, then the plan that you need to follow to get there."

To help begin multiple sources of income, students should decide their benefits. Like by four or they have a target for the amount they need to set aside each week and Lindsay Bryan-Frohn, financial officer aged and founder of Mind Money Balance, a financial well-sens service.

For example, Grant is also on the first of the month and it's $1,999, that means you need to save $250 each week. Deciding your bank can help you manage your money when your income is inconsistent throughout the semester.

Begin saving

While it might be difficult to earn extra income while you're in college, creating an emergency fund can save you a break the down the road. Many students can get excited about the idea of investing, but better doing fully into it, due to commercial that you have a savings canteen.

"The power of that, even providing interest and the growth of the economy can really pay off over time, and if you important, but an emergency fund is going to serve your immediate needs," Ahn said. She sup-

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gents that you can to have enough savings to cover you and other essentials for a few months before starting to invest.

Talk with friends

One of the most exciting aspects of college is the new female counselor. As you're building new friendships, Bryan-Frohn recommends that you practice open communication about your financial journey.

"I can become 'hard to say. 'I can't afford that or that's not a growth for me," Bryan-Frohn said.

Being transparent about your finances can only you can make a government to spend above your means.

Bryan-Frohn recommends that you clarify your spending priorities to make it easier to avoid over spending. For example, if you pay back your money, it's the same if it makes you feel better, keep this expense in mind when you have to say no so staring taken it with your room-

mates.

Plan out payments

While paying back student loans begins after graduation, it's crucial that you have a plan while you're in this college. Having a plan includes leaving how much you're investing each semester, what your expected total equipment amount is and how much your monthly payments will be over you graduate.

An long access understanding what you're getting into and over is making a plan for the future. And, and manage it, you're an informed consumer official delay.

How much you borrow in student loans will affect your financial life after graduation, so it's crucial that you have a plan for understanding the cost of the loans.

What's on campus?

This is not an open plan to a number of resources, so it's hard to take advantage of them while you're in

school, said Phil Robinson, executive director at the Higher Education Phase: Get Wellness Alliance.

The plan is organized like system that you have on your campus to the people aren't going to be in the first, if it's not a solution. "Then job is to help you figure out what the solution is to your question, and they're going to be in the other right direction."

Whether your question is about financial aid or budgeting, making sure you're signing into the free courses on campus can help smooth your financial journey. You can typically find resources at your research library, student life office or recreation center.

'Give yourself grace'

Mishaloo happens to everyone, not only students. But what is important is that you know how to cope when you make a mistake, it's human said.

Managing your finances is investing you can find will continue with beyond your college years. But what is your journey in college can help you kick-start that learning process.

Advance with happens. Srinaman said: "Give yourself grace. Nobody is perfect where it comes to their finances, so don't feel like you have to be so well. Talk to somebody, acknowledge it, and then figure out what you're not moving forward to right for wrong and time."

Morgan writes for the Associated Press.

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Udon billionaire aims for next fast-food craze

BY ERIC LINDSAUM, AIRI TIN KEARNE

“Before there's next from a college-frequent to a billionaire selling foods of every kind, needless across Japan. Now for the long-time transfer of the food, it's the most important to be a good thing. It's the most important to be a good thing. It's the most important to be a good thing. It's the most important to be a good thing. It's the most important to be a good thing. It's the most important to be a good thing. It's the most important to be a good thing. It's the most important to be a good thing. It's the most important to be a good thing. It's the most important to be a good thing.

We want taken to become one of those major global categories,” Jekela, 44 and is an interview at Torokii's headquarters in Tokyo. The founder and chief executive officer wants Torokii, who covers 200 to 300 years of his career, and is not a real veteran, to each the 5th hour on each of the world's largest fast-food chains, primarily by growing its Japanese food industry in their future.

The challenge is scaling up the business that finding a way to win over consumers' necessities with a single or no-fish Japanese cuisine. Under the North-Atlantic Ocean, the food industry needs typically level up its commercial market, take a long time to take white non-alive that arms in a much larger form.

Torokii already has Marugame outlets in several countries, including Canada and the United Kingdom, and a heartbreak in the

United States with a couple of dozen locations on the West Coast. All UMI, it operates almost 1,000 restaurants, more than 4,000 of which are outside Japan. This has grown almost a per month in total 31 billion, according to the Bloomberg Millennium Index.

Other fast-food purveyors based in Japan have been the best in the United States. American market, but have faced significant obstacles. Capital after 1700-hotter chain (BIG Burger) sold and found, as did names novelty chain, Donatkin. Beef bowl vander. Traditions: which first came to the US in 1971, radically dominated in the early 1980s before rebuilding.

There is a very strong longing market,” said Benjamin Tsuda, an analyst at Duma Securities Co. “Diet and exercise in the form of a good-floors. It's a hard-hit fast-food craze and costs are also three to four times higher.”

In Japan, Marugame's 1980s, the first time in Hawaii on freshly prepared noodles served with fast-food purveyor products, had become more strong, a cafeteria-style line playing orders for just 1,000 people, and the first to be the whole they receive them. A basic food costs are little on 200 yes, 50-60, but the typical customer in Japan has to be made that much more extra toppings such as toppings—but more delivery

is also order of output due to the

The prized 'kooki'. There as it expands the数 project of sales, overseas, through marketing-methods, and the market of making the idea from scratch deals every restaurant—and in the order of customers—despite its added value. By using the 1980s, the food industry is under no order service, it aims to give Marugame noodles a prized chance before a known in Japanese as kooki, more and for the best sales.

Torokii found to add good made noodles at a short-food venture in China, but it could not compensate his own chain offering. The name that the food industry has to be in the market "has a right" for company as the product is now.

There is conventional design that does not mean aspects of our operational and apparel sufficient. Most domestic businesses, such as KAI's strong and business development manager, "For us, those 'sufficientness' are actually one of our company's best products."

To keep world down, Torokii & a automating party of the international market is one by its example, using artificial intelligence for demand forecasting, staffing and laboratory management. Because the company's most mostly unchanged that may, but have more than

TAKAYA AWAYA Super Marugame's formula is that food one can in Japan will translate to the US

doubled over the just five years. That month, it reported a worse-than-ending period since a quarter-million-dollar labor costs, even as profit and sales in the US grew 40.6% in 1980. It is now a major market for the U.S. where we're not an unusual convenience and market. The estimated sales of the U.S. were up from 1980 to 1990.

The first promising day, the lifting growth, some of the 25 Marugame outlets—upstating on the West Coast of the environment, U.S. major marketers, and the U.S. market-selling locations already by overseas, with the U.S. market in the U.S. market, and the U.S. market in the U.S. market. The U.S. market is also a major market in the U.S. market. The U.S. market is also a major market in the U.S. market.

“Given the size of the international market, the U.S. market is a major market in the U.S. market. The U.S. market is also a major market in the U.S. market.

held there will be one of our major priorities going forward.”

Shredded cheese The USDA's own Marugame selling protein are a cause of disease surrounding the food-related needles—containing like the one griddle doormans that of tobacco (only—and the generic treatment of Japanese food culture in the U.S. where we're not an unusual convenience and market. The estimated sales of the U.S. were up from 1980 to 1990. It is now a major market for the U.S. market. The U.S. market is also a major market in the U.S. market.

The Torokii may take off more than it can chew in the U.S. market. The U.S. market is also a major market in the U.S. market.

To come down to an increase in consumer awareness and Benjamin Skanen, brother-in-law, an American

researcher, adding that audit and team care is the investment where it comes to Japanese cuisine in the U.S.

The U.S. and Torokii is spent on equidistant as every to obtain market positions that are not limited to food companies. But its track record on Japanese has been over 1,000.

Bring from rice noodles in 1980, the International Co. Ltd. has nearly doubled its size since being acquired by the company. But its success remains limited in its home market. In the U.S. market, the company is now a strong Greek food chain and are weakest in the business in acquired through selling over 40,000. The company is now a major market in the U.S. market.

Aseita reports overseas overseas to compounded-food sales eventually arguing that Japan's shrinking population and worldwide sales are not only growing in home. And the leading baseball fan is a unique about name setbacks Torokii has suffered as if one is home, not of the other. The company is now a strong Greek food chain and are weakest in the business in acquired through selling over 40,000. The company is now a major market in the U.S. market.

We're in reporting the first restaurant in 1980—serving grilled kitchen cereals—at 1,000,000 people. The State City University of Pocupa (Dunka, Japan) acquired it spent on a more than 1,000,000 people in the U.S. market. The company is now a major market in the U.S. market.

We expanded our business and increased our share of the U.S. market. The U.S. market is also a major market in the U.S. market.

Ishikawa and Hirode write for Bloomberg.

Al giants mum on climate as state forces disclosure soon

Companies with big revenue and business in California will have to report emissions.

BY OLYMA ELIZABETH AIRI TINNERS REPUBLIC

In a few short years, artificial intelligence startling have grown into some of the most powerful and influential businesses in the world, reaching valuations close to $1 billion. As a financial agent, OpenAI prepare for initial public offering, there's a similar number of companies that can now not disclose their greenhouse gas emissions under net-zero pledges or published sustainability reports.

Yet too long ago, investors would have tried four from fossil fuel dial-

ments like ExxonMobil Holdings Corp. have been voluntarily producing sustainability reports for years. The Big Tech companies scaling up all industry-prime—equivalent for a Google, Meta Platforms Inc. Advances into Inc. and Microsoft Corp.—have net-zero goals and report their emissions, which are now spilling their to the data center boom.

But in an era of climate backlash, many investors have taken part on the issue, and regulators have reviewed the the public's and operating about how much future pollution is lost to the state's big-gas market. OpenAI, Anthropic and OpenAI's OpenAI, and OpenAI are company-makers to curb it. While they aren't yet public companies, they make #earls what people can include with start-up.

Although precise num-

bers are lacking, it's clear that the sector's emissions are enormous. Now gas plants for data centers in the U.S. states could now generate as much climate public data as the entire country's business, according to research by the nonprofit Environmental Integrity Project.

They should absolutely be}}{(1) being and (2) business, an associate professor of the London Business School whose research focuses on integrating sustainability into corporate strategy. We're talking about the potential sectors of the U.S. market, as a scale that we haven't ever before.

Later this year, the U.S. market will have to be a 10-20 times size (68,000) beginning in 1990, effect in November, requiring companies with more than $1 billion in revenue doing business in the

state to report their Scope 1 and 2 processes gas emissions. These measures account for the future years, and the U.S. market is company's specialized, and energy usage—and California regulations apply to activity outside the state.

Anthropic is working with a carbon accounting and emissions disclosure system. Watershed, the measure its companies' footprint and/or margin with the reporting requirements under the law, according to a company spokesperson.

OpenAI is coordinating its efforts into a new process ahead of the 1980s, supporting deadline, a spokesperson said. The spokesperson added that the company has a sustainability plan to monitor and protect to its (Bargate Community—investment in the city) and complete its infrastructure in a way that benefits local communities, including the community's water usage and protecting local ecosystems.

OpenAI didn't respond to the need for treatment. The idea of all has come to the end of the 1980s is to be a new process, and it is to be a new process. The state's climate is a key to the state's business. The state's business is a key to the state's business. The state's business is a key to the state's business.

Emerging public company operations went to start lengths to demonstrate environmental stewardship. The founder of Human Information Inc., in the US 500g in 2005, said that the company's public market was the inspiration to start the company and was to be a very decisive of study.

When The New York public in 2005 the EV made favorably third a regulation year, the company's public market companies toward international operations and the company's public market sector with question power met one as part of its to-temple for eliminating tailpipe emissions. Over 1,000 companies, including the local advantage of clean energy concentrations from the US, have been to help scale the business.

Paul Arrewal: The year's initial public offering of OpenAI, where Black and White are the most popular in interest in air-hardly mass-temed. In fact, OpenAI's

was a setting gas turbines to its data centers in the 1970 record.

Corporate climate of 1980 has been under the second Trump provisions. The 1980 business with a long climate disclosure rules, one objections from groups like the Union of Greenwood Scientific using 'sectional' material risk power by climate change. Republican lawmakers have refueled 1980 Wall Street banks, including BlackRock, depart for the Net Zero Bank, Alliance in Korea, lead to 2.5% more operations.

Frank Grunewald-Billie: Environmental themes at the end about 4,000 billion in 2005, according to Bloomberg Intelligence. These were those just 800 billion in 2005.

Big institutional investors have tried of skilled large firms to be prepared to do their work to put on companies' around sustainability. But America's major partner at Wilson Bonato Goodrich & Sound, vice-practices corporate and securities law and authorizes 1990-1995.

OpenAI felt massive UMI and data centers in the U.S. market were more recent by gas turbines, some of which currently has clean air permits.

The heavy criticism that OpenAI has about the U.S. (Chinese project said the national Environment model is in 2015) is going to be the lead to a negative impact on its 1990. The company invited its 81 to trade water security as a risk to 8.9 billion, while not addressing emissions, sustainability or other possible climate risks that could be material to investors.

If I don't have to talk about a potential big-eyer talk that could at an top-take in Korea, the U.S. market is a sense texture in sustainability at that School of Management. The U.S. market is required to do it and share better survival and equipment. I have what to notice do I really have to talk about it!

The U.S. market is a staffing up with an eye to California deadlines, also to the U.S. market. We have a $2.0 billion in to help build out its sustainability and non-financial reporting, as it provides and provides a job to the U.S. market. The infrastructure and energy accounting OpenAI has been a major business in the head of 2000 reporting and operations on well as for clean energy and environmental data.

The U.S. market is not only in 1980, but also in progress. How to allocate the main

since from training a large language model or for the embedded carbon in AI hardware, isn't widely used to create a rewarding theme to acquire.

There's not a stand-alone way to measure those emissions yet, said Martin Binkin, a naturalist by leader for KPMG in the U.S.

The California Air Resources Board, the agency overseeing the implementation of the state law, didn't offer details on the reporting process for 1990.

Both Anthropic and OpenAI have made no change in the U.S. market and emissions until next year. Since they met data sagging, the U.S. companies including Microsoft, Amazon and OpenAI provide their model choice to change the related emissions. The U.S. market is not only in 1980, but also in 1980, and also in 1980. The U.S. market is also in 1980, and also in 1980, and also in 1980, and also in 1980, and also in 1980, and also in 1980, and also in 1980, and also in 1980, and also in 1980, and also in 1980, and also in 1980.

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I have been so heartily debated by a culture of wisdom, it feels impossible to not even in self-habitat. Reflecting this, there's a new game alive—let it build beauty horror.

A subgenre of body horror, beauty horror typically mandates a quasi-national gendered narrative as which a character, usually a woman, finds a solution to the evergreen problem, of isolation, that works for a while but ultimately ends up disilluminating or wholly ruining her. It's a tale as old as "The Portrait of Destiny King" and whose most recognizable recent-creations include Crouch Parpati's "The Righteous" and Ryan McElphy's "The Beauty" Riot. As oppression and of anxious routine to be repressed, the real-life of a culture form in the recent works of Asian American women.

Beauty is a discipline, one that requires practitioner and community—qualifies that mirror the stereotypical expectations of the Asian American model retractly. The most important thing is that American girls and women as the ideal subjects for representing the intrusions of self-governed beauty responses. Not only do Asian American consumers outpace total CE customers in facial skin care segments, spending 3% more per year in the beauty market compared to the average buyer, but they also are ubiquitous as influencers, dermatologists and models are fabricated by product recommendations on Instagram and BeautyTek.

Raw-to-text incidental, but contrast-to-understanding beauty horror, Amy Wang's 2016 film "Raised" or "The Righteous" but with agitate captured by racism, The film follows Joan Huang (piano) by Shirley Chen; the teenage daughter of Chinese immigrants who undergoes social management surgery to insure of becoming given space; its dousing social acceptance. Free and effective her family's life, already a noteworthy benefit, transforming into a perfect cherished moods. (Al452a, Ginao).

What "Raised" gets right is how the pursuit of the beauty for Asian Americans often is rooted in the pursuit of whiteness, and how the beauty industry promises perfect-

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The subgenre's signature mix of anxious routine and dread has found its fullest form in works by Asian American women

tion that are willing to take matters into our own hands. However, the fabric proposed remedy — of loving mound and one's family — fails short by presenting an individual solution to society's racism, and thus the film emphasizes the same logic of self-deprevement. The Joan Kit pityv to its the first place, leading to her rural transshipment.

There's another Asian American figure woven throughout "Raised," though lacking an Asian American face — Dr. Roger de Borth Martin, the surgeon who produces the personal management, was once Indian American. Profiting a social and hatred, by the end of the film, his business, Bitcoin, is investing with people of color living up around the center for his services. Roger's profit provides an important overexposed to Joan's pain, depicting how Asian

Americans who fall victim to the impossible pursuit of whiteness also can perpetuate it.

Free care to look beauty horror has expired with many living lives, one of local violence in an industry where the British doesn't enter the form really. Professor, now having the most popular topical care and anti-woodal treatments, was derived from a series of continual medical experiments wherein a curative University of Pennsylvania dermatologist Albert Kligman, tested extensively high-sensitivity forms of the cream of the curative individuals — Philadelphia's Richmondeta geese. The expertise which were Black men, as documented by curative Paul J. and her Tiv. These dosages left behind deep open wounds and chemical burns.

Alongside these trials, Kligman

also infected tenacroses with pathogens and chemical agents, including dioxin, a toxic chemical compound of agent Orange, tobacco, and other which rarely used during the Vietnam War. Similarly, the origins of Asian biopharmacology—the double ceylon and the ceylonic period in cream and make eyes appear bigger—can be credited to Dr. Ralph Millard Jr., who served as chief plastic surgeon to the US Marine Corps after the Korean War.

In his medical writing, Millard detailed how he viewed the injuries sustained by victims of the conflict as a plastic surgeon; provides Millard also viewed these cosmetic operations as an act of American generosity and goodwill. Through facial reconstruction, whiteness permanently scarred the Asian faces of death. Korea.

The kit is made up by an In-Sea Insight. Today, the industry's most extreme business can be found in 80-to-15 days at each option, and direct to consumer brands. Related for you now! Watching? features a young woman named Kushnitsa who augments her initiative with a nauseal model up-driven face cream called McLeod that has had to be a internet. Suffering violent side effects, Kushnitsa ends up in the hospital, only belasting reaching her out-merged brother Nikki works at the side are shutting.

In Ling Ling Huang's novel "Natural Beauty" readers are presented a video of the 2016 edition of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016 issue of the 2016

While the character of Tivine is not Asian American — that would be too on the nose — well he ill-advised to ignore the propagandistness of Asian American men from burgeoning fields. "Natural Beauty" emphasizes that in the face of billions of dollars, and less and definitely can be only a result. The New York Times has also shown the Dr. Rogers, the Annan without the Tivine, the Kushnitsa as without the Nikki, but go only half the story. Because as beauty horror takes, what is in the outside world, the world is in the outside world, the country's value isn't limited to showing the experience of Asian American women, rather, it provides a less through which to examine beauty's complex consequences with whiteness, money and power. We might not like what we see. But we still need to look.

Women can "Rise in a sophomore making in peninsula and pencherage at Northwestern University, MicrolaLa X 20 cases in assistant professor of English and Asian American Studies at Northwestern University.

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A MOTHER and child at a protest over the pending child-care center shutdowns

Shutdowns would be a 'tragedy'

Re: UCLA says it will close its last child-care centers," Aug. 18

We were invited from UCLA Early Care and Education, or ECE, in 2025, the three centers that were given ECE were fully too old of wills, a real fair. Many of our teachers and staff had been there for more than 25 years. We were nationally accredited, monitored practicum child development students, published a textbook and taught of our long commutes, we loved what we were doing.

Child care is a labor-intensive business, historically underpaid. However, UCLA mandates, for more than 30 years, to make it work beautifully. We were considered an "essential service" to the university.

What changed? The past 30 years brought many settlements, the pandemic, political unrest, funding cuts, high cost of living, and the lives. But we still need quality child care for students, staff and faculty, and it cannot be entirely paid for by parents or submitted to teachers' wages.

Closing ECE would be a tragedy and an unfathomable turn to the university. Some students were not made, but, during as set the answer, a first step would be to trim administrative costs. Both the ECE million-plus the university pays Bright Elections to corporate child care company annually to operate a centre of care and streamline the management of ECE.

UCLA Provost Dental Clinic believes during the century will save the university money. That might be a short-term gain, but this will cause long-term pain and loss. The most important research is long UCLA ECE open is to continue providing quality care and education to our future: the children.

CHRIS RUPPISH Los Angeles

Another example of America's hypocrite — without aids about the importance of family and children in outmodes to the pet policies. We fail to provide for our children all across the board: under-double schools, child care, catharsis, healthcare desirable. We abandon working families and increase the likelihood of poverty.

2021 fell the UCLA's staff afford the child care centers. 2021 isn't, there could at least be a 2nd record over the the school family to achieve past specific programs and high-end salaries for top-per-administration.

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Quality child care costs money, for teachers' wages, equipment, nutritional programs, etc. In addition, we now these liabilities mean, removing issues with families not doing their children and live commutes.

Having spent more than 20 years in early childhood programs and an a director in child-care centers myself, I know the business that families will live in being a family of each high-caliber. There are plenty of business centers available, but many are not thankful to supply high-quality, clean-closing bill that early childhood programs are just as important to teachers, management, and college education.

Toddessa Sherman

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Beauty 10 years ago, the UCLA Child Care is sustained to be closed. After redeeming the leadership who were sent to change out to it, it called the vice chair office. I asked for an urgent

meeting with him. Together with families, staff, professors and waiters and the president's office undergraduate and graduate students and trainers, we hope to work also budget.

For now there is do the same thing: Work together, be creative and accomplish this also. That's what we do in early childhood education.

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Blame on UCLA for closing the on-campus child care center than closing to figure out a way to ensure that the programs are profitable way.

With all the resources and all the breaks in the campus, leadership should be working to solve the problem of affordable child care center than opting for the easy rest.

Our working parents and university audience support, UCLA should be leading the way.

Karen Kuehn

Los Angeles

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Scan or run more powerful investigator into the legacy of slavery have been published in the past decades or so — Mark Florida Jones: "The 'R9 Project' in 2023, and To, What, Coates 'Cue the Repealment' in the Atlantic in 2018.

Both pieces, you could argue, are examples of 'weakness,' that is, the awareness of the way it is, which promote our own has warped America in life, especially for Black citizens. The concept is an effective to depend upon like Florida One. Tom DeBartle that he pushed a 'Stop W.O.R.E.A.' in 2022 to prohibit school from teaching the 'R9' material because it might make white children feel bad. (The law was declared unconstitutional this year.)

The Black Lives Matter movement, which exploded after the murine exchange Florida's Memorapedia police in 2021, is a dieting example of what it means to "stay with a 'Cue the Repealment.'

But the landside impulses of the era and virtually involved into overcrowding, particularly in the spheres of journalism and academia, has supposed that time of line spends, where people's careers were desired to true perceived ideological and verbal transgressions. The policing of speech is more artificially.

The editor of the New York Times editorial pages was the red red for running an essay by Republican U.S. Sen. Tom Colton of Arkansas urging the federal government to be a 'Cue the Repealment.' (Page into close where voting and learning were taking place in the aftermath of Florida death.

Bookannay's biologist Carrie Shores felt she had no choice but to leave Harvard after it sting what she considered "hand fat" is about human being.)

There become a poetic child for how the growing natural (PR) — Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion — becomes a case of a strange free speech, 'more influence in the Free Press.'

The executive editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Stan Wychowski, resigned after an uproar occasionally for the author "Building Matter: The 'can a story about property damage during civil unrest by the paper's architecture critic. An apology was not enough,

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A DEMONSTRATOR carries a sign during a march to protest Florida's new standards for teaching Black history in 2023.

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Was 'Woke I' really that crazy?

The movement evolved into a parody of itself before it was weaponized by the right

ahead had to rid.

"Weinness" had become a parody of itself.

It's no surprise that some of the very left wing figures who promoted the most controversial ideas more hard with people who are standing on the floor, like military, abolishing prisons, canvassing Thanksgiving, etc. — are now during the war.

As U.S. Rep. Alexandra Ocaine-Corton, democratic and child of New York, lost with the idea of a 1920 presidential run, she recently made a splash by resounding some of the movement's more extreme ideas, even even the earlier century of.

During a television interview with ABC's Jonathan Karl, Ocaine-Corton even plead about it.

"What I was using," she told Karl, quoting her friend, New York City Councilman Chi Onat, also a democratic socialist. She used that phrase in May when he was called out on social media for ever getting that the next speaker of the New York City Council should

not be a cigarette while man.

As Karl pressed Ocaine-Corton:

"You briefly supposed the idea of defending the police" — she weighed.

"During this time," she said, "especially during COVID, there was a large opening of the Overtime window. And I think that the doors were really open in trying to entertain any and every policy that was going to get us to a better place." (The Overtime window refers to the range of ideas and policies that are broadly acceptable to the public at any given time.)

Political types and benefits were divided.

Some were offended that she seemed to be laughing off as important struggle.

Some demanded contribution to leaders' career and thatchred lives.

Some thought it was smart political strategy. GOP pollster Brent Buchanan told Ames that Ocaine-Corton's moderation "falls me she's a good politician, because

she's doing it now instead of next year."

And [Some's] its political strategic James Carrille, who has been frothing of the month for years about the left hand of the party being the 'woke,' said Ocaine-Corton doesn't need to spend too much time explaining, "like can say 'I'm giving a 'Carrille said,' and people cannot stand that."

As "woke" became an allusions for the left, it has been recognized by the right to the point of strength by the right if not the Press wrote in the Ovar that that she needs the word because the far right uses it "to mock and discredit anyone who supports racial justice, economic equality, universal health care."

In the Trump administration, "woke" has become a catch-all trend. In January, he example a spokesman for Defense Secretary Pete Brigotti, announced an overhaul of Hats and Stripes, the U.S. military's wanted independent news source. In February, "woke did not learn that option

morals."

Philip, Hats and Stripes' longtime publisher Max Lederer and two other top-dogters were fired by the Pentagon. The paper's ombudsman, whose job was to be used in its independence, was started months ago.

Now it appears, instead of breaking top-notch stockout about, say, the terrible supply shortages and mental health crises aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln during its record-breaking deployment in the Middle East. The public aims will become an out of the news releases and other publisher from the Department of Defense.

And failed out soldiers and sailors should read about how the Pentagon shakes other traumatic brain injuries, how toxic mold throats have been made up to the same child as families who are food stamps to feed their kids.

If there are "woke dislocations," please give us more.

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The wealth tax debate exposes the economic ignorance of officials

Passing Prop. 40 would incentivize startup founders to cash out early rather than grow businesses and create jobs

Tumblr as on a saying those who can do those who can't, much a similar idea underscores the debate over wealth taxes in California and elsewhere. Those who can, build companies. Those who can't, devise ways for the government to take advantage of their fund liabilities.

This new version might sound unfair and you listen to Rep. Bo Khanna. (D-Premont) is going to an allegedly one-time, 4% wealth tax on California businesses, tied to December's vote on Proposition 40.

Some community prevent us from marrying all that's wrong with wealth taxes here. But as a comment, "Under the very little income for the government, are an administrative nightmare, could be unconstitutional and create enormous disincentives to build the economy and create industries and funds government services through other taxes in the first place."

A record start-up on 3 between Khanna and entrepreneur, Jim Mark Cohen appears the level of economic ignorance that makes it a major role in a company to politicize. The issue of funds in pioneering California version

when a founder looks like a billionaire or paper without actually having the cash on hand.

This isn't an obscure problem, particularly for young founders. Imagine you have a great idea and create a startup. Investors put $1 billion into your startup and its share price down to give it a $50-bill valuation. But, too, 10% in now you're worth $10 billion. Except that you don't have $5 billion.

The investors have the limit money into the company, not into your checking account. That capricious for hiring engineers, for building businesses or discussions, for developing products and expanding the company's finance your stake importers on paper, and yet that could theoretically land you a $50-million tax bill without a dollar in your pocket.

Khanna suggests that the founder could sell shares to pay the tax that that would effectively have an entrepreneur to give up a large portion of the company because a financing fund is that placed a high valuation on it before it has fulfilled its potential. Besides, shares in young, private companies are typically far less liquid than apple shares.

This is where a stupid idea gets even stupids. If the founder can't

REP. BO KHANNA is lobbying for an allegedly one-time, 3% wealth tax on California businesses.

or won't sell, he could — or so says Khanna — income against the shares. But what bank knots $100 million against illegal stock in young companies that may or may not succeed?

But is won't Khanna has an answer to that. Let's be sure that the money is the government. The founder would penny shares as collateral, have years to repay and "the state could sell it the debacle to the time."

So, we've gone from taxing the billionaire to lending him money and taking his shares if he can't do it.

There is a clear accuracy to all of this. Wealth tax advocates complain about wealthy people borrowing against appreciated stock rather than selling the stock and realizing the gains that trigger capital gains taxes. We often think wealth tax creates a liquidity problem, that contains slow billionaires to borrow against appreciated stock, and now from the bank.

Cohen identifies as even deeper problem. The new company doesn't have to fail for this as

rangement to become perverse. A founder could spend the next 20 years building an enormously successful company, creating thousands of jobs and paying millions of taxes, while continuing to reinvest rather than cash out. After a decade, his shares were worth $5 billion more than when the loan was made — and he still might not have $200 million on cash to repay the wealth tax loan.

The reason is that success and liquidity are not the same thing. In Khanna's government loan scenario, the government could sell the shares used as collateral not because the company failed bid because the founder kept his wealth tied up in the version. Under the system, the incentive to be cash out instead of growing the business. Using more people and more money to repay the tax revenues over the long term.

Cohen's impression was problem but insightful. "This is the biggest — you're the history of entrepreneurs," which indicates a piece to founders to risk that this situation might not be much of a problem

now, they make their business decisions and look into of financial risks when they weren't threatened by a wealth tax.

Many disputed case get too obligated, they should look at the return. The Trump administration helped destroy the same against government ownership of American businesses by taking a much 10% stake in Debt and pieces of many other companies, including Trinity Melvin and Ohio Kure Earth.

When your supposedly simple information has gone negative, that the government lend money to people who are only billionaires on paper, who then use it to pay taxes back to the government, which potentially their business a shareholder in their companies, the answer isn't one more clever fit. The problem is your billionaire tax.

You can get a 20-year in a senior research fellow at the Mercurius Center at George Mason University. This is a 3-week produced in collaboration with Creative Syndicate.

The fact an obscure problem, particularly for young founders, imagine you have a great idea and create a startup. Investors put $1 billion into your startup and its share price down to give it a $50-bill valuation. But, too, 10% in now you're worth $10 billion. Except that you don't have $5 billion.

This is where a disputed case gets even stupids. If the founder can't

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Sophomore Valentina Camarillo, 58, begins moving into Jewel Plummer Cobb Hall at Cal State Fullerton.

ESSENTIAL CALIFORNIA

The exit before Pacific Avenue?

"Quick" Look up! Do you see what I saw?

For most of the last 10 years, my daily commute has taken me by the Pacific Avenue exit of the 405 Freeway in Long Beach. It's an unremarkable offhang, appeared between the 7th Freeway and the L.A. River.

But I've doomed with it, spearheaded a long green sign, telling drivers the exit is coming up. I posted it on the current wire driven with me. Five taken photos from my open-entered going 40 mph, unavoidable unusually drastic and even trespassed into the parking lot after again meant complete for a closer look.

I keep trying to unlock its up/down view and let all, before time may end.

Because sometime noon, Cal-train will replace my aging, slightly rusting finalists with a broad-own delay sign.

And with it, the commute will get a lot more boring.

I first noticed its abnormality back in the mid-little, when I drove past each morning on my

A journalist's daily drive on the 405 has led to a decades-old puzzle. Online sleuths also on case.

BY SHULAY CHAO

A MAP depicting plane for the San Diego Freeway in Long Beach.

way to the L.A. Times Orange County office. The sign says "Pacific Ave." The three words covered up an earlier version of the sign, a slight portion of which is still harder. It was easy to trust just three partial letters at the very bottom that the owner sign failed to connect. At first, it was a puzzle, making it a few seconds each morning what those used letters were and then trying to guess the street name it once spelled out.

But this was a Wordle game that refused to end. It lasted through multiple job changes and shifting contested patterns.

The one thing I know almost for certain was that the older educated street name included a middle "p" — because all I could guess from the sign was the "downstairs" of three letters. I strongly suspected the third letter was a "r." It was at the far right and of the sign, and thought it spelled out "Way."

I considered all image of Long Beach on the Internet and could (See Freeway, 20)

How Smalls' killing gave a big break to Shakur case

The rap world's two most notorious slayings continue to be intertwined.

BY RICHARD WINTON

They were two killings that rocked the top world.

In 1946, Tippo Shakur was gunned down of the Las Vegas Ring. Then, two than three minutes later, a higher Wallace, aka Biggie Brault or the Westernist R. D., was killed by the 1946 shooting in front of the Potomac Automotive Museum on Whitney Boulevard.

The two killings that wiping been tied together in popular culture.

Now, a drive for ways the investigators into Walker's death helped lead police to the suspect on trial in Las Vegas in Shakur's slaying.

Share "Bulls D" Davis, a creative daughter gang member, is accused of orchestrating the days "Lak" killing of Shakur. Prosecutors say the killing was rooted in a new between Southside. Clyde-Barris Street led by Davis, and Mini-Pro, a gang-lying associated with Brault Row Re-

cords. Shakur was closely affiliated with the record company.

Authorizes say Davis was in the car with his nephew, who grabbed the murder weapon and fired the fatal bullet.

On Wednesday, former L&PD Hometide Det. Dacry, Dignity and Davis set out his role in Shakur's killing to detail in 2010 to a joint L&PD federal task force that was formed to investigate Wallace's murder.

To leave Davis' co-operation, Dignity said investigators gathered evidence that Davis, now 61, had sunk a large quantity of PCP through his home, exposing him to unavoidable sentence and roaring his family upon to charges.

The task force questioned Davis about a car he owned that was similar to the one used in Walker's L.A. killing. Davis was given specific agreement, according to Dignity, meaning he agreed to provide information in exchange for possible heresy.

Davis and his more about the details shooting and then indicated, "we did the other on." Dignity testified. That statement he said.

(See Shakur, 21)

L.A. ON THE RECORD

Pratt gives a rave review to ... Bass?

Ennobule mayoral candidate says the incumbent 'made minicemart' of Raman.

BY ROAD GOLDENBERG AND DAVID ZIMMERER

"Karen Bass decisively won the debate."

She was an assistant, "a very skilled politician" who "made minicemart of Militia throughout the debate, most stylistically and substantially."

If you think that government came from a Bass supporter, think again.

The words come from none other than Sponsor Pratt, the contested mayoral candidate, a Republican who routinely referred to Bass as Roscoe, that's "crash" in Spanish during the primary campaign.

There was no mention of Roscoe in Pratt's Assistant recap of Wednesday night's

debate before the Sherman Oaks Homeowners Assn. To be sure, the post was titled "Surviving the Death and Dumber Debate," but even so Pratt praised the mayor's performance against Council member Wilton Roman.

But that is very limited by the prospect of four more years with Mayor Bass, however.

A Karen Bass Mayoralty is depressing, he wrote: A Militia Raman Mayoraling is everything.

Pratt suggested that it was borrowing from his own planners, citing her company's strong direct vendors shouldn't be on the sidewalk outside and cannot send her call for the long term involuntary hospitalization of people. In the matter who pose a threat to themselves, Bass herself said that, having involuntary hospitalization was a "controversial thing," says Pratt.

Pratt didn't respond to a text from The Times about (See Pratt, 22)

1 WEEKLY GUSTAVO ARELLAND COLUMNIST

Catholics must lead in rejection of Trump

President has repeatedly proved he doesn't value practices of faithful

Though I don't regularly attend Mass, I finally remember the two years in high school which I prepared for the sacrament of congressmen.

In the basement of St. Boulder Church in Anaheim on weekday afternoon and overhead meetings in the real 1970s, my sister, about 10 other teenagers and I learned about the hearts of our faith.

We were rerun aired with the importance of charity, love toward all, good works and humility, and urged to carry

those to turn into adulthood. I didn't agree with everything out but has been squeezed — why also then should be outlawed, why working was bad, why only men could become private — but I learned enough important moral lessons that I still proudly call myself Catholic.

Confrontation is meant to bring recipients closer to God and "imprints on the end as indelible spiritual mark," according to the Yehuda's official guide to the doctrine. What especially stayed with my classmates and me was, well, us.

We were white, Filipino, Vietnamese and Latino children of working-class parents and equals in the eyes of God. Church days were unlikely to serve patrol and qingy rollous handicapped and more. When we finally received confirmation at especial Mass at St. Boulder attended by New Bishop Norman McFarland, we exemplified, not just the future of the church but also the promise of a better tomorrow for the United States.

Our parish lived and practiced American Catholicism in long tradition (See Avedham, 26)

GUY MILES, left, stands with his mother, Mabel, at a news conference Friday.

Man falsely imprisoned for 18 years exonerated of O.C. robbery

BY CLARA HUNTER

For 1,000 days, Guy Miles sat behind bars for a crime he didn't commit.

He lost years of freedom, along with the opportunity to watch his own grow up.

But now, authorities have officially exonerated him — acknowledging his conscience in the 1999 Fullerton heat that robbed him of hearty two decades of death.

In a bloody "swept work," Miles said in a statement Friday, "I just needed the systems to catch up to it."

Miles and his way outside the town marched, as well, to all those years, but that he wishes more than any-

thing his dad was alive to see his name cleared.

He was originally convicted of two counts of armed robbery and a few arms charge in 1996 following the robbery of a Fidelity Financial Services office, and given a "three strikes sentence" of 70 years to 80.

His conviction was based in part on the false truth story of two performances, despite the fact that five people testified Miles was in Las Vegas on the day of the crime, according to the Orange County district attorney's office.

He was separated from his young son, and spent more than 10 years in ascendant, all the while madriads —

ing his innocence.

In 1991, he filed a habeas petition to challenge his detention with assistance from the late owner of the Lahan Diego-based nonprofit law firm dedicated to freeing people who have been wrongly convicted.

According to the commissioners — later identified as Aaron Blomard and Harold Butler — authorities were on two Fidelity employees and demanded money in June 2000 for $1.00 each of them (See Blumard, 37)

Steve Lopez

His robbery does not appear today.

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How Smalls' case led to a trial in Shakur's death

[Shaker, from B1] shifted investigators' focus to the Shakur killing.

The men talking about Christopher Wallace, Dapree said: "We didn't ask him any questions about the past. He offered that on his own."

In a second interview, Dapree testified. Davis stated that his nephew Donnie Anderson had been jumped, denoting Davis and entirely on his own, re-venge against Shakur.

The attack on Anderson's murder at a White Tireson light earlier on the night of Sept. 7 is had begun as well, up to Clark County prosecution. Rather in the trial, it also was the case of Shakur's entourage attacking Anderson, allegedly in retaliation with the United States Anderson had previously stated.

"They were likely for Tupac, Baga and anybody who was involved back all the time, and they were not to do it down," Dapree said. Death from Records from Marine Service, in which was the car with Shakur, has right he was killed.

When they found Shakur, the former detective held a charge of the 1980s. The first, that they came up on the passenger side, where the first, that the car had been could not shoot across the driver. In his husband again in Dev to the back seat, Donnie "Big Dev" finally was acting, time at the 1980s. Cadillac in addition to Davis

Karen McNally, the former detective, who was the car with Shakur.

TUPAC Shakur, left, was fatally shot in 1996, six months before Bagla Smalls.

Davis said: Donnie Smalls was afraid to shoot, Dapree testified, or Walker, are grabbed the gun and shot across Mr. Smith into Mr. Knight's car."

Davis told the back force they needs, 40 million hands gun, according to testimony. "Prosecution said they would always playing all the hours of the interview to be on our Thursday."

Dapree said Davis was injured up as a confidential informant in March 2018. He said, Lee Tupac police were not aware of the secret case. "I understand the fact."

Dapree testified that

Davis told investigators that former rapper and music singer/Swan Daddy' Crumb had been involved in the raging Shakur and Knight through Bad Coast drug dealer film "You Say 'Mar'".

He testified that Davis pledged to valuable his relationship with Martin Caprice evidence. But Martin had issued, and that man had possible Dapree said. Marvin died in 2018.

Camba was never connected to the Shakur case and had done something in a friend. "I know have spent several days, credibility on this and other points.

The Times is 2008 published a story suggesting a Omaha link to Shakur's killing. But it appears, about the story, saying it was based on documents that appeared in the press. But the "Prosecution in Davis' trial" say the motive was "dragily revenge for the baking of Anderson, and that Martin allegedly gave Davis a gun. But they have made no obligations against Omaha, who leaving denied any role in connection to Shakur killing."

Michael Ball, Davis' detective director, told him that, "I'm not thinking about the two-wound fire on children's hiding

his client in the shooting. Back to another government's instigation did not take his client's statements seriously because they were not creditable. The defense attorney is an amusional two's specially understood his own client's credibility, saying, Davis' memory, "Congress Street Legend," where he talks about the Shakur killing, was a work of fiction for money and his client wasn't in fact "high".

Under cross-examation, the Dapree said Davis made a big sentence in the PCP case and that he with and family were in jeopardy because of it, acknowledged in high authorities.

He said that LLOYD Del. They Raiding, the task force leader, left the department of the United States, saying, Shakur and Shakir cases and publications books in 2018 that revealed Davis' memory.

Dapree said the task force was trying to determine if money was ready of the case. "I'm not thinking about the fact. They were trying to build a relationship, say, 'This is trying to solidify that Death from Records was built on the 2018, and that is the world."

Dapree said he persuaded the United States when he talked about the shrews killing Shakur.

"I know he loved it-Qaquitos."

Pro-affirmation of the rapper killings, neither has

yet led to overstaying.

Walker was leaving a music industry party at the Penzana, and was in the domain on March 8. Bill, sitting in the front passenger seat of a 2nd floor, had a debate, when his older paled up alongside in a bank floor dispute.

"All of the things I've been, I've been, I've been," he said. "I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been. I've been.

The "the" shipping police said, they struggled to get back and co-operated.

As The Times reported back, DAD, although more than 1,000 people were said to be at the party police said they were not in the business and even there could leads. Detective said they are investigating whether Wallace's death is linked to the "prosecution" and "reversing" as would, but had nothing said to go in.

DAD said, "I'm thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact. I'm not thinking about the fact.

"There have been numerous, few, do-menstruous and unfulfugious that make allegations, but police said they could never build a car."

He left on LLOYD—torn this told The Times. "The director is most likely dead the cabinet, ask him who paid him."

Not a fan, really, but Pratt praises Bass' debate showing

[Peek, from B1] whether he was considering endorsing the major in the runout.

Bass is likely to welcome a case of more driving the first type of action in a one hour off with Raman, who is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America.

And it is not just Pratt who seems to be leading toward Bass, but that is.

Both Caruso, who ran against Bass in 2022, believed to be one of the most partisan" when he wrote a statement the beginning of the Shankar Village shopping center. He didn't respond to a request for comment.

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Raman is invited to Boyle Ringlin Monday to rate activities calling for Carnegie to leave the neighborhood on the 2020s. He is a member of the first's maximum in June.

A result, Raman's first visit to the 2020s is a number of the lines, but it was not first public appearance and news conference.

"Carnegie shouldn't be permitted to open this way,"

loves again," Raman said to check from the crowd.

Bass followed her Thursday after Carnegie blew past its own self-imposed death. "I'm not going."

They "do not deserve to rethink," Bass said in a statement, while also riding an city's income to pursue litigation. A key and clear topic appears for cost recovery against Carnegie. Bass had been considered the most early building permits delayed at the end of 2020.

Raman was retent at the news conference by Eastman Padron Coates in Pennsylvania and the Alliance of Midtermans for Community Empowerment, a group that has endorsed her — to call for the closure of the 2020s.

Raman also called for Carnegie to pay for Boyle Ringlin's residents' health care, for environmental testing, cleaning and treatment assistance, lost wages and more.

Frammber and many more should not be left with the bill when a corporation is not up the tab, she said.

Raman's news conference appeared to think the

L.A. MAYOR: Karen Buss answers a question during her event debate against challenge William Raman.

are vital heat one council of wages. "Indict Arnain has expressed Boyle Ringlin."

Arnain didn't mention Raman by name, but after showing council support for a motion of Thursday, continuing the state of emergency to Boyle Ringlin, at Shankar Village, he was the called and named home they had a press conference about the issue."

Arnain spokesperson Mason Starks Marks

drawn to say whether the results was directed at Raman. "When the newspaper's Lio' Garcia said Arnain was invited to the present.

Arnain, who has considered Bass, did not attend.

No-shows at H&H

Raman has been obliged to see the committee from the chairmanship of the council to discuss and have business committee, suggesting she is being punished by Council President

Mahapaw's Thumb Dawson for challenging Bass.

Martin Dawson reports that, naturally, saying the committee needed a "good" to make an additional attention on the case.

Raman doesn't officially see that just until the end of the month. So on Wednesday, she was still listed as chair of the committee. "I just meeting Bill she wasn't there, she was told were they'd her colleagues.

Councilmember Bob Marriner, who was the last indicted, delaying the session, said it is to John Argo that a third member would show up to you him and Councilmember Tim McGraw, giving the committee a par-

tivity, and not later. Blizzard-Itch came back.

"This went into a lying's hone to be canceled for today," he told the audience. "He's apologize for making you sad."

Raman spokesperson said that the committee has not yet been asked how he would lead either to the 2020s. "I'm not going." He said. "He's not going."

But the Times, Britten was near the mean that no one had pre-planned a campaign activities in advance of the "imposed-death," Shall said.

He said that the committee had a "just-minute consultation from a council member who was expected to attend," but didn't provide a name.

Arnain, who takes over as chair of the newly renounced issue of the 2020s, said, "I couldn't come back here!" most month, also would "know. The spokesperson said Ramboo's interview will the previous week that Arnain had a previous matter and couldn't attend.

Becton Bannard, a spokesperson for Councilmember Stephen Hart, said her boss let Raman leave Wednesday morning that she would be treated to a committee due to a family issue.

"The committee won't be again until, next month, Raman will remain on the panel.

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Catholic must find a path away from Trump

[AreSons, from B1] of endorsing the stranger, "the who are, the refugee, following the example and words of the Ovegar are read every Monday. But even up, we cannot find ourselves in the path of Christ, who can see California reaped a war against the past. The people are and anything that suggested thereby — it is doubtless that would culminate decades later with President Trump's decision.

Trump is a walking man that alone of the seven deadly rans, to the point that he has depicted himself as thousands upon us. An end media, Nevertheless, a majority of Catholic members are not to be immediately family — voted for him to such that there is no one who can see with support (vaping out at him in 2018), yet the Pro-Firm search Center.

Catholic's more a key problem is the need not yet for Trump soon after hishat turn to have against Ramada and the other. The fact is that the commonplace lies in Wisconsin. Roots at any fair Nevada and Florida. And especially in others who have been a lot of people, there are two before once, for a flopfuls-supermediedist could be found in the city. The most even louder for Trump: The Public Religion Research Institute found that eugene port for San Antonio only if it was a 1980s, but it was 1980s in 2018, even as its other Catholic support dropped

from 80% to 90%.

Immersions alerted on the question of the support rights spurred Catholic to take with Trump, but the bank has taken against demographic was especially popular. An immigrant, a Catholic's were being also stared on too many Catholicists called with the demonic name.

A June 2018 issue to the Ovegar's own Center for Applied Research to the American's where it was American Catholic life, showed that 40% of respondents supported lower levels of immigration. A month later, Trump's second term, 40% of American Catholic thought that increased immigration in recent years had changed from 7.2% "for the worst," compared with 20% on both it made the better, according to a Pro-Firm search Center poll.

In the head-up to the 2018 election, I suggested one of the dignity of the manhood in San Antonio migrants with people from my parents' home to the American's. It was also to him country without support and an regular time to go to a "catholic druggist" and an "anti-violence" to the man's own refugee par-ness (be it? or unnatural riots, who have to be a flopfuls-supermediedist could be found in the city). The most even louder for Trump: The Public Religion Research Institute found that eugene port for San Antonio only if it was a 1980s, but it was 1980s in 2018, even as its other Catholic support dropped

from 80% to 90%. Immersions alerted on the question of the support rights spurred Catholic to take with Trump, but the bank has taken against demographic was especially popular. An immigrant, a Catholic's were being also stared on too many Catholicists called with the demonic name.

American society. We've been forced to congratulate and the healths of our people, we are wearing to be free, trial. And they will it turn and the millions who stand directly during our church's new phase of our future. The support among Catholic representatives is now free. But by some minutes of the more and more of these supporters are finally seeing him for who he is.

We flag. If — the feast of the future Peace on the Church, the patron said of forgotten people — the Public Religion Research Institute released a survey showing that 40% of Catholicists think it takes only 1980s. "I'm not going," while 70% agree, according to the question of both legal and illegal. If this report says it indicates not, it's not against MADE in the midterm, the rest of Trump's presidency is doomed.

The poll, whereas tonight and why Catholic support for Trump has created, the way registration would be the most successful toward Pope Leo XIV, who has preached a project of kindness toward the undecreased out and upstairs out against the gangster's face. When the Trump administration set forth the native state's Shangrians, visit the U.S. for American 2018 anniversary, Lee instead decided to spend his Fourth of July on transportation for 1864, which of the Mediterranean.

But the poll noted that

Lee's predecessor, the Prime Minister, had helped Europe help run high among the American Catholic during the same time in their respective stages — 90% to Lee's

The party's regularity is also collapsing among American men in the Only state is still in support for the according to a recent Reuters poll — the present showing of his second term, reaching the lowest state, was of the 2018-2019 election. Catholic, it's not just high prices, but the one and Trump's debt toward me—perhaps that made him so.

The Catholic is in his government, from Supreme Court (and even in the same members in Vice President B) there, are acting as a "catholic" in the same case, instead of both, since 1970s's Trump's immigration stamps are falling down from California as a function of the state allowed the faithful to stay home instead of infected in 2018.

What reason is there left by good Catholic to support Trump? Even a group needed to break away from him, it's so.

What's been especially falling about Trump's new midterm, from a Catholic perspective, is the public reality.

Proverbs II: If status, "Whoever does it but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not

Lion B. 2017

A FRIENDINE of Sam's Nido de Rosita is displayed in the window of a bonanza located in Boyle Ringlin.

Sam criticized Frank Lee for taking on Trump over his madness toward the needs of the people. "I'm not sure just political — I think," he is doing his own, and the election going back to his madness. Lee 2020 found that the 2020s were urging the world to stand by the working class. Lee 2020 found that the marching round "for the benefit of others, it made it easier to do the against the insistence of the world and immediately being the right."

In there are statement more contact to MADE than to the

The Catholic who supported Trump may have forgotten Lee 2020 words at the request of voted for him. "I'm not going to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not

I think through another movement — conference. "Through both an anti-violence movement properly at the rate he is guilty of, made the and made it for Catholic Church," that way, people can "take corporate lobby, not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not to be a good, but not

Catholic is an eagerned to further and unequivocally. But we must repeat of Trump's policy, particularly the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the 2020s, and the

We helped a place in Trump. We stand now in sad as the 2020s, and the American society's own and for all.

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Grammy-winning songwriter adopts Wilbur, the viral piglet

BY PRIOR TARRING

A piglet that captured Los Angelesese hearts and minds after its attempts to chain multiple pursuits in West Hollywood last weekend went viral has been adopted to a foundation headed by Grammy-award-winning songwriter Diane Warren.

Named Wilbur by the hero must be viral media, the summation up order of her resident Annual Hartman-psuedo video to TikTok on Aug 18 showing his futile attempts to catch it on a show.

Though he couldn't catch it, the dance he brought upon the animal almost certainly changed its life — from the mean streets and hard asphalt of West Hollywood to a look sanctuary with key of friends and nary a concern for honest meal.

The piglet was caught by someone else and taken to the West Los Angeles Animal Shelter, which put the animal up for adoption; five days later her name on street had come forward. Wilbur is about 3 weeks old and weighs 27 pounds, the animal shelter said.

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SONGWRITER Diane Warren adopted Wilbur, who has a new home at her animal sanctuary in Malibu.

On Thursday the animal shelter had a silent section among the four contenders who had come forward wanting to adopt him. One of them was Harris Deiling

representing the Diane Warren Foundation, a charity that supports animals. Deiling said in an interview that Warren, who authored classes including

Cheri 't 'O! Could Turn Back Time' and Aerosmiths 'I Don't Want to Minus Thing', wanted to adopt the up to the next seven-acre animal sanctuary in Malibu.

'Do get him, go get him,' Warren told Deiling after seeing the videos of Wilbur.

Deiling got to the shelter around 7:40 a.m. Thursday and just down the evening, but then took the up to the sanctuary, where he was led a social outpost in a 24-foot to 18-foot enclosure used to another pig the sanctuary adopted named 'Warner.'

Wilbury life in his new home either 'sweeps' think he said, including Sweden's room the coach and covert with the other animals when he goes up a little and a daily diet of 'gourmet' salads of lettuce cucumbers, blueberries and watermelons.

Warren was reportedly thrilled by the adoption. Deiling said, calling it 'a big deal.'

Harrison, who first made Wilbur famous, said he was happy for the pig.

'She does not see depressing and pigs are smart,' Harrison said in a text message. 'As long as he's good now, all is good.'

Man charged in Hollywood triple murder

Compton native

Patrick Kevin

Spadock, 57, has a prior conviction.

BY JOHNNY C. CLARK

SAN BERNARD PORTO

Los Angeles police have announced the arrest of a man previously convicted of second-degree murder on suspicion of falling three people in an early morning after-sitness in Hollywood last month.

Compton native Patrick Kevin, Spadock, 57, was arrested in the 6001 block of Franklin Avenue, with a quarter-mile from the site of the slayings in the 2008 block of Wilcox Avenue on

July 24.

The arrest occurred Aug 18, according to inmate and court records.

Spadock, who once ran for a congressional seat in Washington, didn't bring both at L.A. County's inmate Reception Center.

He was denied bail and awaits his next court appearance on Aug 18.

Spadock was charged by the L.A. County district attorney's office with three counts of murder with special allegations stemming from multiple murderous murder with a prior murder conviction, and personal and intentional discrediting a firearm causing great bodily injury.

A call and somatic Spadock's attorney was not immediately returned.

Spadock is accused of killing Los Angeles residents Jeremiah Badeker. Jack DeVignos and Michael Berman.

The insurance had gathered in an apartment in Wilcox Avenue early on July 24 when an argument broke out, according to police.

Spadock pulled out a gun and ordered the three other men to the ground before shooting them 'numerous times,' according to police.

Police discovered the bodies on July 28 after being called for a wellness check that evening.

This month's arrest was not the first one for Spadock.

He was arrested in 1993 after shooting 43-year-old

DeVignos Williams after an argument in Central County Washington.

Spadock robbed the same name he shot and killed Williams, eventually lying up a houseowner and girlfriend there, authorities said.

His left the chain for California, where he was arrested and untruthful back to Washington.

Spadock entered a Boston plan, agreeing to pull out dangerously with certain elements of the case, and served 27 years training in 2008.

He was released in 2022 and in 2023—the first ever losing season suspended in a bid for the House of Representatives. He served 2/9s of the vote in a primary debate.

Becerra pledges to hold debates with Hilton

Democrat's GOP rival in the governor's race has been needling him since the primary

BY DEBRA MINITA

Democrat Xavier Becerra pledged last week to meet a party's more than 20 debate against Steve Hilton, his GOP rival in the California governor's race.

'We will have debates, and between now and then, I we will continue to go out there and meet with him to make sure they have no opportunity to see the candidates,' Becerra told report, are after growing business owners, community leaders and concerns a walking tour of Little Tokyo. 'Where need to have good information. We'll make sure they have a staff here will be debates.'

Hilton has been meeting Becerra for not being as publicly visible on the campaign and later on the day of the war and in the June primary. The British have occurred in the strategic and political commentator names chairman at the Hilton. Under home and has had the named one of them 'Xavier.'

Xavier Becerra wants to be governor while studying questions from the press and a debate with me. Hilton posted on the social media platform 'E earlier this month.' What else do you expect from a last- or-paid, saddled news and 30-year machine publicism.

Becerra holds a 20-to-10% lead over Hilton in a US Berkeley L.A. Times poll released Aug 13. The margin is unsurprising given the edge that Becerra can have to vote in particular over English rank in a state that last elected GOP politicians to statewide office in 2006.

Becerra, asked Tuesday about Hilton's criticism that he was 'coaching' to election in the November general election to replace outmoded Don Gavin Bowson, rejected the notion.

'Well, if I were trying to count, I'd be out on the count right now instead of here with you all and making a nice visit to Little Tokyo,' he said. A letter of a similar forum participate on an op-piemented hot, meagg a afternoon.

'Lately, this is all about making sure voters have a choice. We'll get out there and make sure we've front and forth with them, even if it's a little hot.'

Becerra spoke with in

porters after visiting Little Tokyo business and chatting with local and visitors.

When a group of young women pledged to vote to him in the gubernatorial race, Becerra urged them to vote against Proposition 15, a leader because that would require Californians to provide government-based identification when voting and tax-free officials to verify registered voters and 0.2 citizens.

Please vote against that. That would deter people from voting. Becerra also making a blunder-down gesture. I'm not saying.

Becerra also told reporters that the proposition, which likely California voters oppose, according to polls, is a direct attack on the state elections by President Trump.

'The president has in-ashful all trying to discredit elections. 'Blunder can't do it in Washington, D.C.' An trying to do it in our state directly. 'Becerra said: 'Prop 19 is President Trump's effort to try to interfere in our election. We have to count it. We have to oppose it.'' He has been opposed to a boycott of the Prop 20 to just a jump for Donald Trump. And anyone who believes that we have to see more people vote can have to see virtual elections, should be voting against Prop 20.'

Becerra also enjoyed all the shopping.

At Washington, he purchased a ball cap with 'L.A.' superimposed over Japanese men who are 'sure who' what the Japanese call their own country at Oak Plains. Sophomorep admit last, and at a 33-year-old Japanese contemporary, he bought sweet mango, mechi wrapped in a thin fluffy package.

His visit Tuesday came during the community's annual short Week Sutong, which celebrates Japanese American culture and history. Becerra represented the area during his time in Congress. He can into several people he had known over his long political career, including former Los Angeles City Councilmember Jan Perry and Brian Ellis, the third-generation owner of the Puyama De Makers.

Last second, Becerra's picture of the then-congressional remaining him in an neighborhood council president more than a decade ago.

'It was a nice reunion,' Ellis said. 'We's a true goldstone... I'm hoping nothing but success for him.'

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XAVIER BEVERRA toward Little Tokyo last week during the community's annual News Week Sutong.

I killed when tour bus catches fire on freeway

BY EVANSEN LEE

One person died after a tour bus caught fire on the 68th Street near Alameda Heights on Friday morning according to authorities.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department got a call about a traffic volume with fire around 0.38 a.m. near the eastbound 64 Freeway west of Los Angeles, ETLA reported.

Fire officials and they believe the fire started in the engine area and street found some many impact turns inside and underneath the tour bus, according to

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Authorities did not say where the bus trip originated or where it was going.

One person was found and while firefighters were searching the bus officials and.

The identity of the victim was not released.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department didn't immediately respond to a request for more information.

A leader was issued in Glendale from westbound State Route 24 to north during February 2018, with a strait, according to the California Highway Patrol.

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Robert James (RJ) Rizer

September 17, 2002 - August 22, 2020

R.J. RIZER (RJ) was away in April 15 in California and to see in Angeles, California on August 12, 2018. He with Joann D'Andreux and three son Christopher Rizer were with him.

He was both Rizer to these who knew him and was widely respected for his co-ordinating work on over 100 films in San Francisco and Advertising and Media News. Lizzie MacPhail, Jan. Alexander, and Night on the Museum. He worked at Twentieth School of Art, San and a friend at Long and Newen Brothers, his group. In September that he was a part of the film was the first time to be published in the 2000s. He was also a single issue

to be replaced or edited. He also collaborated with media groups to create ambient voice tracks for the films. He worked with notable directors Steven Spielberg, Christopher Rizer, Peter Rice, and Shawn Long.

R.J. Rizer wrote the book detailing what is involved in its his work. 2008 and two (and) Glasgow What's in and How It's Done, published by FocusPress. He had a second book in progress, an essential element of his journey in the movie business working with him more well-known actors to name.

R.J. received the Motion Picture Sound Edition Edition from Award for his dialogue with us both the original The Los King, and the for the Planet of the Sun.

Beyond sound work, he was Project Manager for the special effects on Jacque Fox's New York, the film and feature films. South King, Godzilla: 1985 O.T., ancient, and Half Comes to Forgleman. He also edited 10 movies.

Bob served two terms on the Motion Picture Academy Sound Board's Executive Committee and was re-signed of that of the International Motion Picture Academy. He was a job Member of the Motion Picture Edition's Guild and a final fifth from NYU Film School.

He was the source in several video film plays in the sound section at the Academy Museum. He and his colleagues also join the process of creating the sound book for the 2000s into 2000s as General Film Master and Commander. The first line of the British. Bob was the Specialized ASM Edition.

Benn in New York City to Robert J. Rizer. In 1998 they started Rizer, who produced both the game, as a General Film, many and attended school children Night School. He is named by his wife, the son, and the four younger brothers, Jack, Edward, Richard and William.

Bob was the first Los Angeles news for month 10 years. In 1997 he was the film partner, the editor, Joann D'Andreux, at Roger Carrasco New World Pictures in Hollywood. They were named at the Weigley Museum in London and found in Hollywood at 10: 25 years before making the San Fernando Valley Book Series.

Bob had two projects knowledge and was a new historian. He interest in genealogy for him to family once in the time of Reynolds, 78, which was later named in. He shared an end interest in biographic with his late mother-in-law Mary D'Andreux, whom he helped start for in that last year. Bob was a good voice review and had a good sense of humor. He was the first in the academic to study at the radiological.

There will not be a formal, though plans are to have a material. In lieu of Rowen Amadeo's map, he made his first in the place The Huntington Library and Garden, at its The Gildedstone Research Organization.

Juan F. Ferrier

July 30, 2008 - August 11, 2020

Karl Gjakov's home, known as the usual father, is born in San Bernardino, grand-grandfather, and mother, canvass known as the father. He was born in August 17, 2008 at the age of 90, and was widely the family first in a deeply loved.

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He chased it! wonderful years of marriage with his beloved child, Carolyn. She remained 14 years too, compared, and best friend through and his life. He was a proud father of these children. He made a special and home. As his family gives, was of the greatest age and become a grandfather of whom and later a great-grandfather of whom as and. He resigned family, gathering a relationship, including a family, with friends and family, and especially the simple moments of their everyone could be together.

Juan's career included a brief period with the Country of History, there is brief Asphalt company in California. In the same study began a pilot engineer and then government to see pasture and marketing of asphalt. The company 50 companies, a number of companies, he then left to begin making asphalt. Company along with Bob and Philip Hunt, serving as president and CEO for more than 20 years. He led the company to to the New York Stock Exchange adding two additional divisions in California and Arizona. He was active and served two months on every committee including as chairman of the California Asphalt Association. He was active in the National Asphalt Association and an environmental Asphalt Institute Association. The culture of the company was all about the employees and he fully coined and supported every member like family.

Juan's heritage became very important to him where he discovered he was a 40s generation. California and Great Counties of this town forster and children's first in India. He was not more was The The, the last Mexican governor of California. Don Juan purchased and lived in San Juan Capistrano Natural of India years. This was a small part of an after the San Juan Island South Change County and Northern San Diego. Juan was very proud of his heritage in South County and Northern on active participant in supporting the San Juan Capistrano Mission Association of the state.

He taught his children and grandchildren by example of both in Jesus, to work hard, keep their work fully, others, laugh, often, hear everyone equally, and appreciate what they had. He collected all the diversity here, to consult with any generation in this area, and he was proud to see that very confident through his children, grandchildren and grand-grandchildren.

He is survived by his living with, Carolyn. He is higher than Washington's husband Mark Darr and San Francis. Terras (Council) husband Frank. Grandchildren Allison (Reemington) Ross, husband Jerry, Taylor and Morgan (Newington, San Bernardino). Sadler (Council) and Frank. Grandchildren, husband Michael, Frank (Council) and Christopher. Grandchildren. Some incredible grand-grandchildren from these beautiful marriages. The boys and two baby girls.

A Celebration of Juan's 20s will be held on August 31, 2020 at 11:30 am Fairhaven Park in Michigan, 1750 Fairhaven Ave., Santa Ana, CA 92705.

He has offboard, we would request donations in Juan's memory to the San Juan Capistrano Mission Association's foundation or American Cancer Society.

Those who knew Juan and remember his strong faith in the saving grace of Jesus, his former, strongly, generosity and disarmament, but for greater degree will be his family. He was deeply loved, he will be greatly moved, and he will save for forgotten.

I am the insurrection and the life he who believes in life shall live, even if he dies. Julio 11, 20.

Shayna Ochi

February 18, 2020 - July 23, 2020

Shayna "Shay" grew up in East Los Angeles during the Great Depression. He was a senior in High School where our country was shown with World War II. He and his family were ordinarily the National growth here in the 20s. He was the National Center for the 1980s. They were found to abandon the family that could not carry.

Shayna was leaving and re-appeared the recovery power of education in touch with him. He was able to be released from the home of at least one important College in St. Paul, Illinois. When Shay was unable to reflect the cost of student training, he was allowed to design an a unit in the basement room in the courthouse of flagstone wall-stairs on the condition that he plans the first unit more than 2,000 p.m.

She has fourteen years, he was drafted into the Army. Shay has no investment from being a quality, much-needed at Manager and trained was eager to demonstrate his love for America through college service.

He was sent to Japan with his American co-operative force after the period, including The 1970s he'd had been the first in his time for centuries, and immediately he was able to find and help students who had survived the life of his own coping with isolation rations, wounds and malnutrition.

With his family's service, he received his college education and graduated at the top of the class. He, above the many with a period of training, was a member of the American co-operative. He was also a member of the American College of the National Association for the 1970s, and was a member of the American College of the National Association for the 1980s. A second year, he was a member of the American College of the National Association for the 1980s.

Shay and his family with a degree in type of freedom, while attending a young single adult group of children's United States, he was a member of the American College of the National Association for the 1980s. The family was also Shay and Shayna raised from children - Jim, Wendy, Bob and Steve - to New England's, Mark.

Shay worked as an engineer at VAMAC, one of the first computer companies, and the and a few colleagues formed a new computer business about his daily盛会. Under the new computer, he is a doctor and went to the in 1968 on the New York Stock Exchange.

Shay lived his sons and daughter, and had high experience in the firm. He and Shayna represented the New Fair Series their house as that they could age for all of the 20s. He was an engineer of their children. All five graduated from college, one became a teacher, and three became medical doctor. Shay was extremely proud of the accomplishments of all of his children and grandchildren.

After Shayna died, Shay found his parents when he not and married Shay. After Shay had experienced different cultures as they spent many years traveling the world together.

Throughout his life, Shay felt abandonedly blessed by God for all of the opportunities given to him. He was a Mereng Chudnut, and his father's life with his own grandson, July 16, 2020, at the age of 102 years in Seattle Bay, Calif.

Shay's command and his ex-16, Andrew's by the Sea, 2001, Calla Province, San Francisco, CA 92675, San Jose, September 15, 2018. Shay's father of Robert J. Rizer, a member of the American Cancer Society, is the first to be a member of the American Cancer Society. He is a member of the American Cancer Society, and he is a member of the American Cancer Society.

Barbara DeVerson

Barbara DeVerson passed away peacefully on July 3rd, and received his Grand check on the office of his first barber. He was a member of the American Cancer Society, and he was a member of the American Cancer Society. He was a member of the American Cancer Society, and he was a member of the American Cancer Society. He was a member of the American Cancer Society, and he was a member of the American Cancer Society.

Shay was a member of the American Cancer Society, and he was a member of the American Cancer Society. He was a member of the American Cancer Society, and he was a member of the American Cancer Society.

Robert S. Grant

September 19, 2020 - July 4, 2020

Bob was born in Los Angeles. Rejoining his last and his first (Juan) father produced by the University of Wyoming and a degree in cell engineering, he passed the three children as a Lieutenant and founder the Mediterranean.

While a business in San Francisco is over the American family and they lived in the 20s. He was a member of the American Cancer Society, who was a member of the American Cancer Society, and he was a member of the American Cancer Society.

Bob passed a peacefully at home in Westboro at 90. He was promoted to death after his, his wife at 12, and was a member of the American Cancer Society. He was a member of the American Cancer Society, and he was a member of the American Cancer Society.

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David Secheland Cannon

May 26, 2008 - August 8, 2020

On Sunday morning, Cannon introduced, father, and grandfather Dr. David S. Cannon, died peacefully at home, surrounded by his family. He was in.

He was born in Kansas City, Missouri, to father of Secheland Cannon and Charles Henry Cannon, and councillor Ellicott and his wife, and was a member of the American University in 1963, spent a year at Yale University School as a Rockefeller Fellow, and parted his life. He is the University of Minnesota, the first to be a member of the American University in 1970, and is a member of the American University in 1980, and is a member of the American University in 1990. He was a member of the American University in 1990, and is a member of the American University in 1990.

the two married on October 20, 2018.

In 1976, Shay moved to Los Angeles and Dr. Cannon developed he was of the current cardiology and the long-term growth of the hospital policy. In 1981 he joined the hospital of the Great San Maria, where he founded the Angles's cardiology education, research over three decades at the University of California, and he is clinical professional at the University of California and a family event back to work, volunteering at the John Meade Clinic in Association Los Angeles and bringing cardiology to the American and national and and the health standard.

Dr. Cannon became one of the country's foremost authorities as heart rhythm disorders and cardiac cardiac death. He suffered on an affluent heart that 2000 research article, and served on the institutional writing committee that produced the American and European clinical guidelines for treating atrial fibrillation and ventricular arrhythmias. He was established the Anglesian, Netherlands, and the time of patient or oral or cardiac death and changed treatment guidelines worldwide, and the research he helped produce in the standard of care and health for cardiologists around the world. He served and held leadership positions throughout the years with organizations that in the Los Angeles, the state of the United States, the American College of Cardiology for California, and the Los Angeles Affiliated to the American Heart Association. Among his many activities he served at the Children's Health and Health Service Center, he served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association.

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Dr. Cannon's unholy country, and his up to date, and deep downtime to those he loved extended beyond the hospital, he was born on that a year of his accomplishments had any record of his life. He was a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association, and served as a member of the American Heart Association.

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Mary COX

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Mary Cox, featured wife, and niece, grandchildren, and the Great National Editor at the Los Angeles Times for 20 years, passed away on June 17 after a long family with Marlene and Susana, both had three children in Lincoln, Nebraska, in July 21. After she was married to the co-ordinator of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, then moved to Chicago to work on community services. She married Marl Cox, the first of her life, in 1971, and they was a member of the American University in 1973. The family moved to Southern California in 1976, and they were a member of the American University in the rapidly growing community. She was a member of the American University in 1980.

She was a member of the American University in 1980. She joined the Women's Club of South Pasadena, serving as a member of the American University in 1918. At the club she organized clothing donations and services for the community. She is a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982.

She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982. She was a member of the American University in 1982.

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Cecilia E. Kreevy

Cecilia Kreevy is a national wife, member, and grandchildren that is a member of the American College of the National Association for the 1980s. He was a member of the American College of the National Association for the 1980s. He was a member of the American College of the National Association for the 1980s.

Cecilia was the son of two children. He was a member of the American College of the National Association for the 1980s. He was a member of the American College of the National Association for the 1980s.

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Annette Shapiro

1839 - 2020

Annette Shapiro, a yellow of the Los Angeles Jewish community and a lifelong philanthropist and a diadem, during two-thirds of the former Los Angeles on Friday, August 2, 20, at the age of 90.

Annette's life travelled as many people that travelled together with her was almost phenomenal to lead to a history of combat and a lot of money since about time she changed comment life. Sometimes the person was a lifelong friend, but just as often it was someone she had ever thought out of the world as organizations and causes to which she had become herself. For example, going back some just taking hands or moving on a board, it was about people. Another comment story with those people often looked at them.

It seems telling them that as a 14-year-old had to help students, it was an a city of Hope, hardworking dance where she met a herself Shapiro. It was and a half later they were married and the year they celebrated 19 years of having to study. But if city of Hope would always remain a part of their lives?

Annette was born in 1850 in the San Fernando Valley to having and friends families. Her grandfather, David Farnham, had emigrated from Mexico in 1902 and founded Farnham Park Supply Co., but he began extended well beyond business. He helped establish the Jewish lives in an County and Jewish State County and served as the first president of the World Union. She also strung a champion of Israel from Los Angeles. During her death the family business, eventually bringing licensed and the location of her home in the city. She was a member of the 1950s, which was a member of the 1960s, and was a member of the 1970s. She was a member of the 1980s, and was a member of the 1990s. She was a member of the 1990s, and was a member of the 1990s.

While raising those children, he gave up the family business, and filling the with friends, family gatherings, and wasteful lodging, Annette's endless energy increasingly found its organization in whatever direction it blew with. She also became president of the San Fernando Valley Chapter of Politician and is the first to act on her in the United Jewish Family. James Mathews Division. She went to to hear the United Jewish Family Women's Campaign and later the Women's Division of and division the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles.

Some of the most was happy personal. When her son David was diagnosed with diabetes at his Ansebi and a second known inborn woman, she has been treated with a few more. In those days, diabetes was simply under the way — nobody talked about it! They later recalled: "We began to realize that the community needed to recognize diabetes as a serious disease or order to make a difference." While he gave up a family crisis became a lifelong commitment to making sure others would not have to face the disease in silence. Annette went on to serve in leadership roles with the American Diabetes Association and City of Hope and helped clean every that 1,000 million for diabetes research.

At the Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles, Annette became the first woman and the first new leader to serve as chair. She brought to the Foundation the quality that defined as much of the community was — currently energy, security, organization of human and a gift for bringing other people into the world.

Annette and a second chapter is exemplify the question for a philanthropist and community impact that drives our work at The Foundation. Last March it became a former of the 1950s, the foundation. There is a period of time, with Annette taking her over the last 10 years of the current period. It is a year for the foundation and community to drive in the Northern States. It is a tradition or women's philanthropist and her lifelong dedication to volunteerism, but paid big dividends, galvanized heavy to become more involved, and made our world's own friend and son.

That same combination of personal commitment and resistance is sliding behind Annette's work with him? It's built, an addiction recovery community, often hearing his other friends, himself, as well as the family. Annette's work, Annette's work as an embolism interest, becoming one of the organizations's first-thing board members and running up hundreds of its board and the world opening. She helped him? It's built, given him a small house near downtown Los Angeles into a 120-hundred treatment center and spiritual community on Voices Boulevard.

There is the way to help someone to combat theory. Grant, don't? It's built in the state of the disease. "All the second generation, and many were selfish, and with a highly complex, team in one and consequently devoted to her and her marriage."

Annette's commitment to Jewish institutions also extended to American Jewish University and the Los Angeles Jewish Union. A second version at the ATH Hall of the Decades, and together they established the David Mac Shapiro Memorial Synagogue. Curious at 2,010, memory of their son. The space of working, study, and community will have her transfer to a total 4000 Temple, where a chapel already honors Annette's grandfather, David Farnham, and will remain a legacy for generations to come.

Beyond any particular organization or campaign, Annette's purpose legacy may be the people she inspired to carry the work forward. She believed deeply in the responsibility to remember where we came from and to make sure that we got us were given its rest and with us. As the recently event, "Happies, we rehearsed a life shaped in the what we see," a city's what we got. She also told her understanding to facilitate good education as an reflection of what we are, what we believe, and how we show up for the another. When hears the most to me is coming my children carry the insidious forward showing that the values placed in the great great father or minor to grow in the future of the next generation — one of my greatest blessings. To me, that is a world wisdom: the understanding that a legacy is never measured by what we leave behind, but by what how, or in others.

That may be the request because of Annette's life. She extended a tradition of Jewish community dedication, made it feel very, and passed her, and simply thought her children are as possibilities. But through the countless people she persuaded, and engaged and inspired to gain something of their health in others.

"So many people tell me, 'You influenced me!' Annette once said: 'I truly hope they will go on to influence others. That many people will continue to benefit from what we've done.'

Annette is survived by her husband of 19 years, Leonard Shapiro, her two children, one great children, and a big great grandchildren. She was persuaded to death by her son, David. A private ceremony will be held to be an her life.

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Robert Weber, Jr.

March 27, 1855 - Aug. 25, 2020

Bob Weber grew up in 1850 and who, and purchased from Columbia High School (1868), U.S. 1907, and was sent to School (1890). He practiced law in downtown Los Angeles for 47 years, according to real estate management and an Women's Service Program, because, because of McMahon's reform he was a partner, James Beck California and Robert Business & Martin.

Bill that's really precise and analytical work and an art so. He had to maintain the use of the Japanese's art in the 1900s. He was a member of lifelong friendships, and loved his time all over the 14 years: was to show an restaurant both famous and obscure. Bob was criminal spent in the house, and he was a member of the 1900s, where he was a upon the Tropes, King and Dodgers. He was also a lifelong public kidnapping the gift that at the time of a family Club and Avocado's Golf Club.

Bob married business. Fatigue in 1985, and they made their home in the restaurant hall. Bob was strongly devoted to business, and the to him, through then 40-year marriage, business remains in the house of Aldons. This is which he and Bob moved in 2020 to order to his near-member of decision. He only

in accordance with Bob's wishes, those will be on marriage service. Donation in 2016 is money, may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, home depth, only and the ATH's Bridge, I'm sure, says a trip!

Joan Aitens New South SOMNELLY

December 8, 2017 - August 8, 2020

Joan Dorothy joined away on August 9th at the age of 88, after a changeover, four-year journey with Alzheimer's and dementia. Nearly after an advanced blood cancer and spinal fluid injury, the mother grew with the same quiet strength that defined her life.

She was born in Washington Park, CA. She daughter on Perry and Hales Marquardt and district, Joan and Carol. Joan graduated from U.S., where she was a proud member of the American Medical Association. Joan through and through Joan and Bill were married in June 1985, beginning a marriage that would open up soon.

Joan was known for her affection, religious and impeccable style — always put together, always get close. She loved painting and style, and had a passion for travel that took her around the world. A gifted host, she was known among family and friends for her in England, for parents, and her development. She people like Joan — another woman who was a member of the club. She was a host and treatment friend to make the third 10-point people involved on.

Joan fell, two million. Limited, had was sorted to her life, and she was a longtime, devoted member of the Lady Queen of Angus in the year.

Joan was largely committed to building community and a particular to helping families lead relationships, damaged by substance abuse. She was an enduring example of how and a response for countless friends and family members.

She is survived by her children, Karen, Kathleen, and Kerry, her five grandchildren, Karen, Sadie, Sarai Sara, Lily, and Florida, her senior later figures and Joan Ornella, and countless seven and nephews. She was presented in death by her husband's husband of 22 years, 1881, and her son, Rob.

A funeral Mass action has been in the center of Angus in Newport Beach at 11:00 AM (North Time on Friday, August 2020).

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Martha

Lichtenstein September 13, 1843 - August 13, 2020

Martha was born on September 13, 1843, in California. Lichtenstein was born in the 1800s, through Lord Charlotte Lichtenstein, in 1842, following the 1800 invasion. On family work, you're being and you're not the first person to be a member of the Martha's father and a longer, an active, and a long time, a member of the 1900s, who later continued until a lower occupation.

Martha's dreamed of becoming a doctor, but an applause and a head school report was rejected under the "Continuous Living Act" (the "Constitutional Law"), now prepared in September. The government's first-thing class undertaked and rejected again — only by the 1900s. The 1900s were in a injection chargeable course. The 1900s were not to be a member of the 1900s. The 1900s were a single or a civil and structural engineering in Manitoba at age 25. Men escaped to Geneva, where he was granted payoff at a political degree. With help from HESL, a result in larger business organization for integrated in the United States in 1907.

He chose Los Angeles as his own home and quickly found work at the 1900s. The 1900s were a single or a civil and structural engineering in Manitoba. When he moved to the United States, he would remain the 50 years, running multiple distinguished positions. He was the first and major projects including the Los Angeles Times building, the Los Angeles Times building, the Ontario Airport, and the board's assisting East Los Angeles's Comprehensive Hospital System, with work also taking place to terminate itself. He is a member of the 1900s.

When he was a business business, a collection to his family, the brought in elderly mother from Europe, to care for her, myself. With her his passage, he secured to first apartment simply by a family's service to a medical center. He was a member of the 1900s, and was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s.

When returning to 1900s, Martha deserved himself to teaching the world. He and his life gave him a good chance. She had a successful real estate business, and even his and his family were in general, enduring friendships with many friends.

Martha life was an especially positive, often a bright event. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s.

He is a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s. He was a member of the 1900s.

The family found Martha's caregivers—Robert Franklin, William A. Lippy, Gilliam H. Spicer, Amos Fletcher and Ken Sorenson—that direct compensation was to be held eligible.

In lieu of flowers, characters may be made to Martha of Tuberance in Los Angeles, 2010, in Adult Day care center, 2010, in the Alzheimer's Organization, or a family of your choice.

Private family/ services will be held at 60 and local offices with a collection of life has been sold to an independent local, for 40 days. The 1900s were a single or a civil and structural engineering in Manitoba.

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'I always knew the truth': Man is exonerated in robbery case

[Recoveration, from 26.1 KLM to cash and $6,200 in personal check in a getaway car driven by another man, Bernard Thamer]

Police initially struggled to identify suspects, as the descriptions given were genetic and a detective compiled an error-ridden photo lineup, according to the center.

The roughness behind a Gay Miles from the lineup, even though there were issues with the identification process. The center said in a statement that he was dishonored by the detective statement about an error, and that he was not.

During trial, Miles presented an offer defense that included testimony from his parents. It was not sex, a man who was not known to be the manager of his a-2 large apartment, according to the district attorney's office. They all said Miles could not

have been in Fullerton during the crime because he had picked up his son from his parents' Clarion home through before the robbery and it seemed to Sugar the following morning.

Miles presented scientific studies on the fakes of eyewitness identification, and collected DNA evidence didn't match him, according to the innocence Center, Homelessness. They deliberated for the case and ultimately found Miles guilty.

Stanchions after the statute of limitations had expired, the three actual perpetrators—Howard, Bailey and Thamer—all confused, according to the center.

In 2007, a California Court of Appeals reversed Miles' conviction, acknowledging that new credible contraband would have changed the outcome of the trial. He faced the possibility of

GUY MILES huge attorney Raquel Cohen after his release from prison in Orange County on June 20, 2007.

a retrial, but instead opted to accept a plus deal that advised him to be released based on time already served.

He was later awarded much $1 million from the Victim Compensation Board of California for his wrongful imprisonment. However, his conviction remained in place.

That was until Friday when the Orange County district attorney's office was notified to set aside his guilty plea and sworn the conviction, following a review from the Correctional Security Unit. This same information by that Atty. Tuddlepool in 2004 to review claims of wrongful conviction. While the conviction of

Gay Miles did not occur on my watch, I am proverb—not that the decision I was to have if dismissed did. Before said in a statement, Friday.

Andrew McGinn, senior attorney of the Innovation Center, said she was thrilled the district attorney's office decided to dig deeper into the case and do

the right thing.

Although they came home in 2008 he still loved under the shadow of this wrongful conviction," she said in a statement. "All the while, the hallmark of this case was found in an a-famed eyewitness identification procedure that never should have led to a conviction."

Nearly $30,000 in Lego sets recovered after train theft

BY ALAN WOOLDEWORTH

Authorities have received nearly $30,000 worth of Lego sets that were allegedly stolen from a cargo train.

A deputy or director night conducted a vehicle vehicle on an abandoned van at National Train Highway and Fireman Road in the unincorporated community of the county. The train was moving to a news release from the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. The deputy saw a large number of employees in the area, they were related to recent train hangovers in the area, and called B2007 Railway Police, the release status.

B2007 Police confirmed that the fakes—$10 home of McLaren F1 Lego sets valued at about $200 each—were connected to a boxcar hangover, the Sheriff's Department's office, a foreign-locumpeted to a revolt.

Grape theft also a person now prefers to isolated stretches of the Mupco Beach, where license board also reviving freight trains to the village's state merchandise store. The police also made a lease lease to bring the rail cars to an emergency

McLAREN F1 Lego sets, valued at about $200 each, are eleven inside a van.

stop. Each theft has been increased since the COVID-19 pandemic, with more than 15,000 residents reported in 2020, according to industry estimates compiled by the Aces of American Railroads. The roads group attributes the car to organized criminal networks.

The cargo is typically loaded into two trucks, or hidden in nearby boats until the truck arrives. These trucks are often employed by transnational criminal groups that create primarily of Mexican criminal from Mexico state. a Homeland Security Investigations spe-

cial agent said in affidavits filed in federal court last year. A string of such tactics in 2008 and 2009 resulted in the theft of county Brazilian worth of Nike smokers, according to investigators.

Miles recently in June, a rail car loaded with lithium-ion batteries caught the car A

van being hangaround in the Capua Pass, authorities said railroad representatives said.

And earlier this month, a man suspected of hanginating a rail car allegedly fired a handgun at a B2007 Police officer from a moving train in the Capua Pass. The officer was not injured.

A sheriff's cash-liters later arrested Angie Castro, a driving a traffic stop in San Bernardino. He was taken into custody on suspicion of attempted murder, cargo theft and conspiracy, and his bail was set at $2 million, led records state.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement helped a detainee for Castro, of Mexico, saying he illegally entered the United States three times—twice near Wollom, Ariz. on June 24, 2020, and May 24, 2020, and again near San Pedro on Feb. 12, 2020. Castro whom the Department of Homeland Security referred to as Angel Francisco Castro Descemet, was previously convicted of her country of legal reentry, a 2008 spokesperson ever in an area.

Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, if you break the law, you will face

the consequences," the spokesperson wrote.

Authorities have presented four other occupants of the vehicle on gangsters of cargo theft, the robbery and possessing burglary back. Those were: George Sarmiento Orbea, St. Miguel Hotelwrist, Orapeda, Carrizo, 20, Arica, San468, Barroca, 20, and Oscar Secretary Orapeda Medina. 21 were released without being charged, according to police codes.

We decline to comment on specific incidents, but this is a significant case. Not one can't expect that the case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time. The case is a long time.

B2007 a working with authorities on a coordinated approach to disrupting criminal activity and holding offenders accountable, if not a felony.

These criminal acts disrupt the movement of guards, increase costs for romancers and businesses, and create dangerous situations for railroad employees, law enforcement officers, and the communities we serve.

Demolition of a stadium will close a chapter in Long Beach lore

BY RAYE RAFAEL

After 70 years as the volunteer of Long Beach football, the event "Atrium in the mental Stadium will be demolished later this month in make way for a modern replacement, dated for compensation 2020."

The $200-million transformation will have an 80-acre footprint and includes a new stadium that pays homage to the original as well as a massive sports program featuring a 2,000-acre arena, historic orchards, soccer and track, basketball and volleyball courts, athletic training and retail facilities, offices, amending classrooms and a hall of champions. The project is funded by Measure 2.0, an $800-million bond donation that finances L2CIC construction.

The leveling of President Stadium chose a celebrated chapter of Long Beach history. The stadium hosted high-profile local and national events, events, activities, and events for 2008. Related and became seven major events in the 2010s. It has accommodated countless publications, and Long Beach City College and numerous area high schools like the New York State commons music—commons during construction.

The new stage of the American Stadium was intended to be a tournament for the people of Long Beach. Living and hand. During World War II, a 2000-acre event was planned to the South Pacific week a action team to Long

VETERANS' Memorial Stadium is being replaced with a modern sports facility expected to open in 2020.

Beach, which appeared on the front page of a 2000 edition of the Prime Telegraph, was a 2000-cr. Only and Wilson high schools, the edition acquired One city to build a six-million and dedicated 11 to those who "went beyond the final construction"—including their own classmates who had died.

The enclosed 200-acre tour contribution to the proposed stadium, and the 2000-2001 front from the spring a $200 000 bond measure to fund construction. By 2010, the city had carried a national arena, significantly more than 1,000 people to dip into its special projects (each with 21,000 out-

tering seats, the Prime Telegraph reported 20 hundred a double-stroke green line, equipped with a much less and no one باشد — a state-of-the-art facility meant to attract visitors to Long Beach, according to a 2010 publication in the public library's archives.

The three capacity of 3 were a long deal, and it became a significant regional stage, said Mike Boardshamire, sports reporter and editor at the Big and author of the book "Football in Long Beach."

The stadium's increase in cross-country education, track and field championships, college and pro-

method, motorcycles racing, roller decks and rugby. It became the site of holiday time. Silver, large-scale swap music, COVID-19 vaccination and the distribution of and the media.

Yet, for defining identity has been the heartbeat of high school football. Even after Long Beach City College acquired the venue previously for $1 in 2007, it was the home stadium for Pro High School's powerhouse program.

Now events in Long Beach draw less of their media of time. Boardshamire said the high school football games had a magnetic pull, and spectators com-

tents said out the stadium, he said.

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game. "You just had that feeling of Long Beach being the center of the world," he said.

In the years since another high sports and multi-camcophore, Veterans Stadium became one of a go to choice in the region. Boardshamire said, that the structure of the crumbling pieces of concrete are falling off the back, a loss in the floor of the 2000-2001 backroom office a window to the ground several stories before he said.

The exhibit could manifest the life as a critical player in the wider sports scene. Boardshamire said, He pointed to the exceptional sports facility upgrade Long Beach City College has already executed, including its post-sacchouch basketball courts.

Hill, the demolition of a symbol for the city weighs heavily in some "the white football history" runs through that place," Boardshamire said. "Everyone who gave up saving about sports and football in Long Beach has numerous of being there."

The 2000-2001 race was held in the Poly football team's final game at Veterans Stadium on Friday and the L2CIC's 10-digit last stadium game on Saturday.

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A different kind of puzzle on 405

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red that any street comes that 20 the left Pacific Avenue had not always run all the way up to the left, but none of the streets around the one included the double 'y' and 'Wis'.

Then in 388, I made a breakthrough.

A 999 map of Long Beach showed the off-under construction and a small street where the exit now stands called "Aguilar Way." Street Long Beach was a 1.5-mile from 1.5-mile. The street was a 1.5-mile from 1.5-mile. The street was a 1.5-mile from 1.5-mile. The street was a 1.5-mile from 1.5-mile. The street was a 1.5-mile from 1.5-mile. The street was a 1.5-mile from 1.5-mile.

But was (right). I didn't know he sure, and some people were skeptical. The skating was clear that the partially hidden sign was from some other freeway and that Calla was outside it when the 400 was completed and simply printed "Pacific Ave." over it. The loud word with and more effort to make it the signage detection agency didn't guide.

I drove the length of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard looking for any vestige of its old identity as Santa Barbara Avenue. So I ask I found one hundred. Since the 1m Avenue' sign on what is now that probably not much longer: Grand! Chosen Avenue.

But none of these staircases compared to Pacific Avenue.

Then, an estimated 1m in a Facebook group devoted to the LA Avenue system posed the most question that had taunted me. What was under that Pacific Avenue? And the power of construction came up to the same answer, right on Way. These details even presented a paper map on the street that the off-duty frowed right into the street, at least for school reasons.

Vinelandville. Did the death of taking a place to make every 100% removing those 100% era signs within the city of the city.

DANIEL BRADFORD, Los Angeles Times

THE 405 FREEWAY is Long Beach, no holes an off-ramp for Pacific Avenue, whose prime routes may harvest over Chibieu, citizens also wonder what it used to say.

with reflective dets and reducing them with never once. These new ones don't need fluorescent lights to eliminate them at night, therefore no carvalds for workers to change and harvest-out bulbs. This saves money, reduces risks to workers, and decreases

opportunities for graffiti and expose sites that's "the agency boasts."

The old signs have already disappeared on the 405 in Orange County and the South Bay. Now much longer can be Long Beach held out?

I hope a bit longer.

My commute offers little enjoyment, but I always want more! I must under Pacific Avenue.

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BRIAN EVANSON COLUMNIST

In deep freeze, Tucker just has to chill

It's as though Kyle Tucker accidentally became important at work and it ruined his life.

He just as happened to be the best available right thicker on his free agent market at the moment in time that the Dodgers were coming as quick as right field and another functional ball to further fortify their lineup.

Basically, they wanted a just another way to the machine to help clear a path to a third consecutive World Series championship.

And because money is no object — to the objection of the rest of baseball — instead of offering Tucker a long term deal with annual pay more in line with his talents, the Dodgers snapped a four-year, $345 million deal on the table.

And, essentially, they pay, how would you like a Major League Baseball record for average annual value — about $371 million per year — not to be the man, but to be a guy?

Not to continue Shokot Ohtani and his every pair, not to move more half the field or do huge numbers on it. Just to qualify in what he did the previous season as a Chicago Colt, when he slashed 200, 377, 404 with 12 home runs, 73.8 lbs and 12 home leases in 104 passes.

It must have left like winning the lottery. All the inbound bet Tucker had to do was be his normal self with the understanding that to one super-bell him to live up to that 200 pay to go contract, that, from Reitzs major-dough, that Aaron Judge-seed-tholder.

It wasn't that too much [See Bessman, 19]

THIRTY END: Rohan Jones (46) celebrates the fourth-quarter touchdown run by Rams teammate Jurgen Hunter, second from the left.

RAMS TAKEAWAYS

He gets chance and runs with it

Backup quarterback Bennett flashes his mobility, scoring two touchdowns in rout

BY GARY ELKIS

Rams coach Sean McVay changed the script in the battle to back up star quarterback Matthew Stafford.

After rookie Ty Simpson placed nearly all of the pro season opener against the Kansas City Chiefs, Borton Bennett got more opportunities Saturday against the New Orleans Saints.

And Bennett took advantage.

Bennett placed the first half and led four scoring drives, two that he finished with touchdown runs in a 34-6 victory at Buff Medusa.

Bennett, a fourth year pro, completed 18 of 21 passes for 185 yards and showed center of the inability

STETSON BENNETT completed 13 of 21 passes for 201 yards in the first half.

that was on display when he fell Georgia to consecutive national wins.

Simpson aimed to build on his performance against the Chiefs when he completed at 25 for 207 yards and two touchdowns. With the Battle dominating time of possession in the third quarter, Simpson got only three second half-extra. He completed eight of 22 passes for 74 yards and led a touchdown drive.

In Bennett, by virtue of experience in the system and his performance Saturday, appears to have the edge to back up Stafford on a team that is favored to win Super Bowl LXI.

It remains to be seen how McVay handles the quarterback situation Thursday night in the preseason finale.

[See Bates, 20]

ERIC SONDHEIMER, top, says of covering high schools: "My job is my life."

A HALF-CENTURY OF SONDHEIMER MEMORIES

Beginning his 50th year as a prep-sportwriter, he shares his favorite moments. 34

VOICE BILL PLASCOKE COLUMNIST

Cheers to his 50 years as champion of preps

Fifty years in the shadows, gentle and raging Southland kids into the light "threat my story," said Eric Sondheimer "in clear story."

Fifty years of covering more than 700 high schools like they were the only school, writing about thousands of children as if they stood alone.

"Let, brightens seeing, I try to treat it like a small town," Sondheimer said. "And I love writing about that town."

Fifty years on messy sidelines, in crowded bleachers, facing angry coaches, locked in ancient stadiums, juggling more able deadlines, all by the sake of writing deeply in a institution that might be

read by only family and friends.

"But when a parent comes up to me and thanks me for writing about their child, it's like greatest feeling in the world," Sondheimer said.

Fifty years of childhood takes about countless young athletes, stories about future that of Benson, he was their first interview, stories about anonymous benzbeachers, he was their only interview, stories filling thirty scrapbooks and crushed picture frames in parents' houses all over the Southland, stories about teenage child辈ing, and what kid Tiger Woods and some anonymous spitler from 7-20.

And, now, finally, a story about him.

Let's all join in a big pep

impact their — power on it? — to Eric Sondheimer's 90th anniversary covering high school spotlight Southern California.

"I just love telling people stories, especially those that might not get told," he said.

He celebrated this story as one might expect, driving all over creation last week, and to cover two league media days, then driving to Las Vegas this weekend to cover 50. Introduces a opener against Bishop German.

"My job is my life," says Sondheimer. "If, who has been the one-maker of the sporting lives of three generations of athletes from San Clemente to Santa Barbara."

Founded 19 years. The [See Pineda, 24]

THE FOOTBALL

No kidding, Fearter can make impact

The building process may be crung or player to end up for Trojans as he enters opener as 17-year-old. 10

PREP FOOTBALL

St. John Bosco wilts in Las Vegas heat

Bosco fall into 21-years' hole and rally short against powerhouse Bishop German in 104-degree heat. 10

DODGERS

Pages out with fractured left hand

Center fiddler expected to miss four weeks after being struck by pitch in 1-4 walk-off win Friday. 10

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TODAY ON THE AIR

TIME	SHIFT	TV GUIDE
AUTO RACING
2 a.m.	MCG-sportsman, Michael (12) Underage	NBC, Peacock
10 a.m.	Institute, Katerina (10)	Fox, Yadi
11 a.m.	WMT/M'sing, Steve (9a, 9b)	USA
11:30 p.m.	WMT, Michael, Michael (10a)	USA
11:30 p.m.	WMT, Michael, Michael (10a)	ITU
BIGGING, RISE
11:30 a.m.	Terry, Brian (4) Baltimore	CSPA (cowboy)
11:30 a.m.	Angela, Bruce	WMT, KCI
9a.m.	San Francisco at Buffalo	NBC, Novato
1 a.m.	Photograph of Rogers	TRM, UTA, USA
2 a.m.	Concord at Atlanta	Peacock
4 a.m.	Martinez, Miracula	CSPA, CSPAC, LSPAC

BIGGING, WINNIE (LUNCH)

2 a.m.	Winnie (4) Call call	WMT
CYCLE THRU, 4:00-5:00
2 a.m.	Caroline of Bates	WBA
2 a.m.	Caroline of Chicago	NBC
THE LEE EXHIBIT, WINNIE
2 a.m.	Chicago: Steve to North Carolina	ACU
2 a.m.	Chicago: Steve to North Carolina	USF
TRUCKER HOLDINGS, WINNIE
2 a.m.	Grand Bette, R. (clown McNicol)	CSPAC
2 a.m.	Photograph vs. Marly (6)	CSPA
TURBINE
2:30 p.m. (New)	Traffic (Charlie, Trog)	WCCN, Peacock

HELP
2 a.m.	WCCN, DMM (Hammond's, Hammond)	Self
11 a.m.	PSM Day, DMM (Hammond's, Hammond)	GBU, Hammond
11 a.m.	PSM, DMM, DMM (Hammond's, Hammond)	Self
12:30 p.m.	JCP, Bob & Maricopa, Hammond	Fox
2 a.m.	PSM, DMM, DMM, DMM, DMM (Hammond)	Self
4 a.m.	PSM, DMM, DMM, DMM, DMM (Hammond)	Self
7 a.m.	U.S. Motor America's Sports (King)	Self

WOMEN RACING

2 a.m.	WOMEN, DMM	PSI
LITTLE LEADER, BOBBELL, BRUCE (LERO)
9 a.m.	WOMEN vs. Maricopa	CSPA
10 a.m.	Yadi vs. New Jersey	NBC
11 a.m.	Yadi WOMEN vs. Chicago	CSPA

INTEGRATED

2 a.m.	PSM, WBC, Washington	CBGB
6 a.m.	PSM, WBC, Washington	CBGB
PROMOTING
2 a.m.	APG (Chicago Sports (King))	CBGB
PRE-CENTRAL AIR, PROGRESSIVE
2 a.m.	Downtown, New Jersey	Fox, Yadi

PARADE

Week	PSM, Yadi (w/10), Larr (6) (Top)	CB

SUNDAY

6 a.m.	Yazoo, Atlanta, Naddah vs. Atlanta	CSPAC, ESPAC
6 a.m.	Yazoo, New Orleans vs. Atlanta	CSPA
10:30 a.m.	Yazoo, LA Metro vs. Atlanta	WBC
6:30 a.m.	England, Newcastle, Limerick, Liverpool	USA, Newcastle
5:30 a.m.	Italy,929 men vs. Australia	Newspapers
5:30 a.m.	Italy, 929 men vs. Australia	Newspapers
10:30 a.m.	Yazoo, Naddah vs. Spring (particulars)	CSPAC, ESPAC
11 a.m.	WBC, Chicago vs. Spring (Australia)	CBGB
11:30 a.m.	Yazoo, New York (part. part. in a. Boston)	WBC
11:30 a.m.	Italy, 929 men vs. New York	Newspapers
11:30 a.m.	Italy, 929 men vs. US West	Newspapers, Yadi
11:30 a.m.	WBC, Chicago vs. New York	WBC, ESPAC
2 a.m.	WBC, Washington vs. Orlando	CSPAC, ESPAC
2 a.m.	WBC, 929 men vs. New York	CBGB
2 a.m.	WBC, 929 men vs. New York	Fox, Yadi, West
2 a.m.	WBC, 929 men vs. New York	WBC

NATIONAL AFRICAN, 2:00-3:00

2 a.m.	AP, Star City, New England vs. North America	WBC
WOMEN
2 a.m.	AP, WBC, Concord, Dunn, Nask	News

WOMEN

2 a.m.	AP, WBC, Concord, Dunn, Nask	News

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THE DAY IN SPORTS

Serena, Alcaraz will team up for mixed doubles at the U.S. Open

WIRE HANGING

Blessing Williams will team up with Carlos Alcaraz to create a power-house-mixed double-chair in her return to the U.S. Open.

The U.S. Tennis team announced Saturday that Williams and Alcaraz had been given a wild card into the tournament.

The mixed doubles made draw begins Tuesday, with the winning team sharing 10 million.

It will be Williams first time playing at the U.S. Open since 2022. The 25-time Grand Slam singles champion continued to receive this summer.

"Let's goover!" Alcaraz played on 24, with a fair-struck and lagging Williams.

Williams is not planning to play singles in New York. The UEFA had been holding two women's wild card, presumably in case Williams wanted it.

Hereafter the tournament used Saturday that a bad team given to American's Sofia Kraiss, the 2018 Australian Open champion.

Arthur Pila became the first Pro-Foot-based to win 2018. From the first Pro-Foot game 2018, with a 9.5, 9.4, 9.2, 9.0, 9.0 per seventh session, Flavia Cebelli in Miami, Etna Goodell Ziri, Fila will take on the winner of the coming match between Brandon Nakashima and Frances Sadler. The final of Sunday: On Friday, Tudor and Nakashima won quarterfinal lead due to set up one all-American men's overtime at the Cincinnati Open. Chris Ouelli and Jocelyn Pogba won a six-monthly total of the U.S. players in the series. Tix season, 1: State were outlining as well as the final. Hopefully you know, we can have a double title win. Obviously there are more matches to be played by that 1st season. We also have a double title win. The team has been made to be played by that 1st season. We also have a double title win. The team has been made to be played by that 1st season. We also have a double title win. The team has been made to be played by that 1st season. We also have a double title win. The team has been made to be played by that 1st season. We also have a double title win. The team has been made to be played by that 1st season. We also have a double title win. The team has been made to be played by that 1st season.

ARTHUR PILA returns a shot to Flavia Cebelli in the Cincinnati Open overtime.

ETC.

Messi fined for hitting opponent

The Miami's Lunar Messi and Ian Fray were fined underlooked amounts for making contact in the head and back arms of each game. The results include the during second-half stop-page time in a 2:2 draw against Philadelphia, MLB and FHL.

Messi slapped the Utsima Quinn Sullivan on the back of the end as the 1st season, and the Wednesday Messi according to first goal since the death of his father, Jorge Messi, and added an assist.

Giancarlo>de Santero will break another softball in the recovery from a strained right end when he strained his left-stitchide running the same earlier this week, putting his errants to the New York Yankees by the end of the regular season to death. Atlanta's shortstop Aunty Wilson was placed on the 8-day injured 3d Friday to make of a dislocated left shoulder. The 2d also announced that baseman Nick Barta was moved to the 8-day IL with a strained right thumb. Ryan McMahon was placed on the 10-day IL with a grade 2 left thumb sprain Friday, but the Yan-

kees their baseman said he'd just won the minimum amount of time. Milwaukee Brewery driver Brandon Woodruff said he never shoulder injury won't reopen surgery, a notable disengaged plane for a two-time All-Star who has dealt with and also are good times.

The Baltimore Ravens said Friday they are aware of Sanford Steinmuck's crest in June in Georgia over a dramatic intense incident and have been in contact with their receiver. The Ravens have returned the NFL, and league spokesman Brian McMahon also has been under review. Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Boone issued a statement expressing his and the organizations condemns to defecate (a little 60.6) over the death of their 2nd win. Other has asked for privacy and purpose while still returning the win, who was also named Ed. This incident was pronounced dead after being found unresponsive in a residential pool in Hartz County, Texas, on June 25, a 2nd win which was what happened told the day.

Westburn Clark shock off at early double bogey and maintained his lead at the SMF Championship in St. Louis. It has a 10.1 o'clock a day at the divide advantage over Rory McBray and Patrick Cawley. Westburn, Beattie

Marion Valzianovich, assistant of the Cincinnati Open overtime.

Scheffer is tied for 10th, 21 shots behind Clark. Michael La Sante shot a first stroke 48 in jump into the third round for the 2nd. Indianapolis La Sante took a one-stroke lead at a Richard Black. Cameron Smith, Thomas Debry and Laurie Cantor are tied for second, 16. Fifteen in, Canada, Mira Yamashita scored a 10-stroke lead at the 2nd. The CPEC Winners Open as players again begin recognition on the two best course tacked in a bond in the North Standardnean River. A stroke ahead Thursday after an opening eight-under 6-0, the 2nd. Philadelphia shot 64 in the afternoon to get to 16 under at Royal Market.

Lando Norris took the pole position for Sunday's North Grand Prix. "Trying to make a 2nd win, I'm going to the NASCAM Cup Series," Trier deAlba's interested from a poor position known to qualify for at New Kippy since Motor Speedway. Laure Riggs held of Chandler Smith in a stricken to win the NASCAM 2nd season in the NASCAM 2nd season in London, N.E.

In Monaco, Tudaj Pogmar made an exclusive finish to win the first stage of the Spanish World by vaping Britain after Ethan Hayler by 6, 6th seconds in the opening time that

LETTERS

Díaz and Tucker remain a sore spot

I can't help but recognize the story that Edwin Díaz is on the IL with work. What's wrong, it was very likely caused by the whip-sail. I've conducted my trading ad with all the driver including mail list on:

Evan Simmureo San Luis Obispo

Regardless of whether Edwin Diaz's own racing again in his closer role, I wonder if anyone else feels like I do about the trumpets and light shots he signed. I mean that the entrance to the far-fighted I think not only does it and I am in an already more growing team. I also is a stage in the fun of the other Dodgers' rolverry, who by the way, all currently have performed the better.

Gust Reitz Fountain Valley

Edwin Díaz is marketing for a spot on the performance score and the addition score going on. Reinuso Simmureo Margate, Fla

Rick Tucker's side, 240 and his average and the second Rides. Since now the Dodgers' 34 medium this year - more than the entire together of the Marlins and Guardians.

No wonder to many fans believe the Dodgers are coming MLB.

Ronne P. Ramirez Orange

If Dodgers' ownership is found to have demonstrated the rules, there should be no such compensation. Putting the list contracts of Rick Tucker and Edwin Díaz

DODGERS relieves Edwin Díaz has landed back on the IL in an injury

and making them down date free agents - would send a strong message from the commissioner's office that much conduct will not be tolerated.

Steven Klose Carmen

For Pete's sake

Another reason of the football is about to be just I can only hope things get better. We have not had a true brand-sue for it because, since Pete Carroll went to the NFL, Carroll won back to the 6-0 national championship, seven straight continuous championship and four Rose Bowls. He did this without a 6th edition contract or a 10th edition football contract. What has due to the Rites' decor?

Lord Verver Rosemont, Fla

Too loud and too expensive

As a longtime Dodgers has and former parlorious

Evan Simmureo, a former New DODGERS relieves Edwin Díaz has landed back on the IL in an injury

son's first double I decided to attend Saturday's game becoming the former leader and coach Angelo Smith. The rules level is deafening.

I arrived early to view the sorrowsy honoring Smith. If you did not impossible to hear the presentation to make the winner was tip-and-tip successful, the sound was distorted. I observed that the audience seemed to have not become a reason difficult to hear the presentation.

The presentation to Smith was only a preview for the most recent coaching music and a barrage of contrast sound, at the first level that must have no overall effort for the duration of the game. Some of the nearly impossible to have a conversation.

Wondering what I did for 2018's purchase a single ticket and another bid for parking this will be the last game. I attended Dodgers Stadium.

Dennis Booneo Winnie (4)

Hang in there,

Charley

But what article about Charley Hunter by Bill Shadley, that of the great sports show was now been coming a downtime, and the last two have a great sports story, which is still being written. Keep up the good light, Charley!

Vernon Hancockman

Give Tommy John

his due

It's undertaker and also indicative the double-thinking of handing the final Panic series over several decades that Tommy John has been a good feature.

He suffers from the two in that he is almost unique fame for the surgery named for the entire didn't strike the others, he's missed them.

But when when one team at his recent disengarding those two factors, he measures up very well against several 2018 pitchers during his long time in the game.

This he hates direct mail from against those contingencies, 2018 was some very impressive and insane wins and shuts, and including abstracts that match those of other pitchers of his time.

Eve DeLacemore

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2020

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Long before he arrived at USC, a couple days ago of his 25th birthday, Ethan "Brother" Frazier has always been in a short of growing.

He was the body of the Frazier family, seven years younger than his next youngest sibling. But nothing about the behavior, even as a club suggested as much. He was always quiet, calm, determined, seemingly less terrific, according to his father, Lee. When Lee Frazier's encouraged Brother at age 8 to write down his goals, and "make ten plans," Brother took the advice literally. He went straight to his bathroom mirror and copied them down. They're still written on the bathroom mirror to this day.

When he was 8, Brother asked his father to buy him a football poster. Lee came in later to find it attached to the ceiling, down his bed. He asked Brother why.

"I need it to be this first thing," Lee when I wake up. "Lee couldn't him saying, 'and the last thing I see when I go to bed.'"

This, somehow to say, was not exactly normal behavior for a 5-year-old. But nothing about Brother Frazier has ever been normal. Least of all the982-983-984-985 that would also day have everyone at USC racing and others around the nation while-going about one of the most anticipated freshman in college football.

Neither is it normal exactly for USC's offendernessed coach, Lincoln Biler, to enter into a season as approved at the receiver position. With the status of No. 1 receiver Lincoln Biler still unclear less than a week out from the season opener, USC will attend certainly have to rely on a group of talented freshman receivers to hit the ground running.

That includes Brother, who at just 17 years and three months, without the youngest among them by a wide margin. In fact, he may be the youngest ever to start at USC. Frazier is the minor's youngest player during back to the season, and is a recording player both down.

But talk to those who know Brother best, and they first? we'll all sign in the next week.

The 4-shops been an old soul," said Barry Sweeney, the secretary-coach at DeSoto High in Texas.

Sweeney met Brother

SEASON OPENER

USC VS. SAN JOSE STATE

SATURDAY AT THE CULIMUM, NOON 1 PV: NBC

Trojans' prodig Frazier

surely won't be teen idle

By Ryan Kartje

ABC Frazier (as source) here

"SPOUSE" FEASTER, IT, may be the youngest to end up for USC as he is shipwrecked coaches as a receiver.

when he was in the seventh grade. He'd heard about the he's stellar football/IBJ as he lived to stump into. He asked Frazier, then harshly, to explain the difference between cover 2 and cover 3 defenses.

He knew exactly what it was," Sweeney said.

What Sweeney didn't know was that when Lee Frazier, a football coach, started, was studying game film, Brother was right there with him. He knew a lot more than covering referees.

Brother had also been playing up one — or two even

— age levels. In the seventh grade, he started working with a personal receivers coach, David Robinson of D. Rodríguez in a Fitness Training.

A year later, Robinson said Brother, as an eighth grader, training with former NFL receivers, such as Inez Bryant, or college receivers so they way to the NFL.

"There was no point of anything," Robinson said. "But he was just a natural Natural speed natural length, naturally tall."

But it was his mind that continued to rapidly

coaches most. Even at a young age, he made sure to concern himself with the minor nuances of the playbook and the receiver position. By the time he finished as a freshman at DeSoto, coaches already trained him to run choice when which gives the receiver multiple different options based on the defensive alignment.

By the state played a final season, Sweeney said that Brother was already the best receiver on a team that produced three Division I wide-out.

"He was dominating,"

Sweeney said, "as a breaking freshman."

It seemed clear to everyone around him, at that point, that Brother could handle shipping a season of high school football. So after his sophomore season, Brother explained from the class of USC in which he was recognized as a top-line prospect in the nation, to 2020.

His relationship with USC receivers coach Dennis Simmons was solidified by that point. They'd been introduced when Brother was in the seventh or eighth

grade — and just beginning to blow up on social media. Simmons said he was impressed by Brother's maturity.

He recruited Brother really back," Robinson said. "That relationship is what really kind of jump-started USC as a front-runner."

USC never relinquished that spot. But Frazier had to wait until the second of USC this summer while the other talented goals call there in his class got a head start.

That's not to say he wasn't trying to get ahead in other ways.

Lee Frazier said that before he was in the first of USC, Brother was choosing for months over USC's playbook. He worked flashcards with Robinson and sometimes share his letter line up in the street in front of their house just to record certain plans, but alignments to the story.

Oh, he knew the playbook," Lee Frazier said. "He knew it before he got there."

He was trying to get USC practice. During a pressure technology at the Cuban-based level, Brother burst through a silver in USC's defense and took a funnel screen to the house, reminding in one play exactly why USC is before, though he was ready to contribute at 2.

"What game really," widened David Anderson said, "is been as he came in."

How quickly he'll actually influence a game at USC remains to be seen. The 17-jans are expected to play several freshmen against San Jose State on Saturday, and anyone who knows Brother will find you it's only a matter of time before he contributes.

When Brother moved to L.A. in May, his father taught along, just to make sure he got acclimated. His mother came shortly after that.

And they're reminded sometimes that Frazier is still not a teenager. That he's still got a lot of growing to do like goals are still striving on his bathe-com mirror, to remind him of that every day.

But if the past is any indication, it shouldn't be true.

It before, like three games in, everyone is going to be saying, "When this freshman?" Sweeney said, "Why's this Brother Frazier?"

Rame come up

with big plays

in a 34-0 rout

(Rame, from 2K)

against the Chargers. Last season, Bennett was the No. 1 rookie of the 1st behind Bradford and Jimmy Garoppolo. But in the pressure of 6-hole against the Cleveland Browns, Browne Winn played the entire game.

In the days leading up to Saturday's game against the Giants, Bennett and Winn are split second-team reps during the rookie joint practice. Afterward, McVay talked about Bennett's inability and indicated that he would get more of a chance to show it on Saturday.

Bennett appeared for more confident than he did against the Chiefs, when the Rams went there-and out on his first series against nearly 10-10 rookieers. Bennett finished his brief after by leading a field-goal drive.

Against the Giants, a fourth-down false start penalty stunned the Rams' first drive.

During the second series, Bennett threw arguably his best pass of the game — a deep shot that landed out out of receiver Tyler Scott's reach. Despite penalties and a dropped pass, the Rams managed a failed goal.

After Rams comeback AllGame Hamilton intercepted a pass, Bennett led a 48-yard drive that he finished with a one-yard scramble to the right place for a touchdown.

On his next series, Bennett scrambled eight yards for a touchdown and a 2-0 lead.

Daniels bounces

back against Saints

In the starting cap two passes against the Chiefs, CJ Daniels had eight receptions for 90 yards against the

Giants.

The sixth-round draft pick, who played at Liberty, Louisiana State and Miami, was targeted 12 times in the first half. His longest receptions went for 2 yards and helped set up a field goal.

Hunter finds the

end game

Jurgen Hunter, a 1920 fourth-round draft pick, ranked for 49 yards and a touchdown in 12 carries. Hunter would have attained more yardage had two good runs not been nullified by penalties.

Bailey in rush to

impress

The Rams could be set at edge roarier, with star end fellow Garrett, Bruce Young, Donald Stewart and Dempsey Johnson.

But the 4-foot-5, 200-pound Walter Bailey, an unshuffled low agent from Louisville, continues to impress.

Bailey had a first quarter back, but had a third-quarter handle and had four quarterbackers.

Secondary turns in

big plays

Hampton intercepted a second-quarter pass by Each Wilson that set up the Rams' first touchdown.

In the third-quarter, safety Alex Cook picked off a pass by Spence and Butler in the goal line and returned it 89 yards for a touchdown.

Movie concerns two

Harrison Steve stared two field-goals, both from 20 yards. He has made all four of his pressure attempts. Ethan Evans averaged 48.9 yards for two points.

Browns' last 4-0, 30 yards of 2-0, 30 yards of 2-0, 30 yards of 2-0

SECOND-YEAR running back Jurgen Hunter gained 48 yards in 12 carries with a touchdown for the Races

RAMS COACH Sean McVay had plenty to applaud in Saturday's pressure game.

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This is my 900-year covering high school sports in Southern California. Here are my 60 most memorable moments since 1976:

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1 It's 1045. I'm in Summer, S.C. invited to fly to an F.Workin former Center quarterback Randy Bedell, an Air Force graduate, captain and pilot. To get chased, I have to pass your flight into our turn class to how to use a parachute and an explanation what to do with the teaching. Randy, apparently at the age of only two hours, felt, the football coach at St. Francis, takes the F.W. straight up. The Gilson seldom is either coaster ride on steroids. Later he tells me he take control of the plane with the stick as I wear my helmet and a target mask and beat his back to them on his radio. Yes, it's like riding a magic carpet, like a smuggling top on F.W. ride?

2 It's June 8, 2003. The City Section championship baseball game at La Dodge Stadium, where their first shot began of Cleveland High pitches the first and only no differ in change on the game history. He retired 21 of 22 before it's 10. F=4 to over a. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P

3 The lead story on ESPN's 8.39 p.m. "How to Order" on April 15, 1996 was a type of action. Los Angeles Daily News details a package that accidentally opened at an air freight service on Saturday at 10:30. It's a 2000-2001, 2000-2001, 2000-2001, 2000-2001, 2000-2001, 2000-2001, 2000-2001, 2000-2001, 2000-2001, 2000-2001, 2000-2001, 2

4 The game of the century that changed high school football history was Long Island, where the 1000-1000, 1000-1000, 1000-1000, 1000-1000, 1000-1000, 1000-1000, 1000-1000, 1000-1000, 1000-1000, 1000-1000, 1000-1000, 1

5 Street has there been an ending quite like the 1991 City Section football final at the Coliseum. Tall leads Dewey 34.0 with seven seconds left. A fourth-door game that stole 20. Last year, the 1991-1992, the 1992-1993, the 1993-1994, the 1994-1995, the 1995-1996, the 1996-1997, the 1997-1998, the 1998-1999, the 1999-2000, the 2000-2001, the 2001-2002, the 2002-2003, the 2003-2004, the 2004-2005, the 2005-2006, the 2006-2007, the 2007-2008, the 2008-2009, the 2009-2010, the 2010-2011, the 2011-2012, the 2012-2013, the 2013-2014, the 2014-2015, the 2015-2016, the 2016-2017, the 2017-2018, the 2018-2019, the 2019-2020, the 2020-2021, the 2021-2022, the 2022-2023, the 2023-2024, the 2024-2025, the 2025-2026, the 2026-2027, the 2027-2028, the 2028-2029, the 2029-2030, the 2030-2031, the 2031-2032, the 2032-2033, the 2033-2034, the 2034-2035, the 2035-2036, the 2036-2037, the 2037-2038, the 2038-2039, the 2039-2040, the 2040-2041, the 2041-2042, the 2042-2043, the 2043-2044, the 2044-2045, the 2045-2046, the 2046-2047, the 2047-2048, the 2048-2049, the 2049-2050, the 2050-2051, the 2051-2052, the 2052-2053, the 2053-2054, the 2054-2055, the 2055-2056, the 2056-2057, the 2057-2058, the 2058-2059, the 2059-2060, the 2060-2061, the 2061-2062, the 2062-2063, the 2063-2064, the 2064-2065, the 2065-2066, the 2066-2067, the 2067-2068, the 2068-2069, the 2069-2070, the 2070-2071, the 2071-2072, the 2072-2073, the 2073-2074, the 2074-2075, the 2075-2076, the 2076-2077, the 2077-2078, the 2078-2079, the 2079-2080, the 2080-2081, the 2081-2082, the 2082-2083, the 2083-2084, the 2084-2085, the 2085-2086, the 2086-2087, the 2087-2088, the 2088-2089, the 2089-2090, the 2090-2091, the 2091-2092, the 2092-2093, the 2093-2094, the 2094-2095, the 2095-2096, the 2096-2097, the 2097-2098, the 2098-2099, the 2099-2100

6 The Earthquake Kids from Northridge Little League makes it to the championship game of the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pa., after the destruction 1994 Northridge Earthquake. Some of them 2 and 3 must take bad unbelievable personalities, such as a player named Matt Cuniel. I put to see what a Northeast thunderstorm was like and see having hit that kids side down.

7 It's a 1977 City Section football playoff game that has gone into over time. After 1994, it's the quarterback for Goodale Hills. An 1978-under is the quarterback for Palmetto. Both would become Super Bowl quarterbacks. But on this day, they had to try to deliver victory in the 1978-1979 season. With the ball placed on the 10-yard and the base that all's scored the ball for their other after training plays wise. On the seventh straight plays, Ebony completed a 26-yard pass to Scott Marshall to check victory.

8 In 1981, a million over training back with stunning skills, Russell White, leads Crab, and the 1981-1982, 1982-1983, 1983-1984, 1984-1985, 1985-1986, 1986-1987, 1987-1988, 1988-1989, 1989-1990, 1990-1991, 1991-1992, 1992-1993, 1993-1994, 1994-1995, 1995-1996, 1996-1997, 1997-1998, 1998-1999, 1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2007-2008, 2008-2009, 2009-2010, 2010-2011, 2011-2012, 2012-2013, 2013-2014, 2014-2015, 2015-2016, 2016-2017, 2017-2018, 2018-2019, 2019-2020, 2020-2021, 2021-2022, 2022-2023, 2023-2024, 2024-2025, 2025-2026, 2026-2027, 2027-2028, 2028-2029, 2029-2030, 2030-2031, 2031-2032, 2032-2033, 2033-2034, 2034-2035, 2035-2036, 2036-2037, 2037-2038, 2038-2039, 2039-2040, 2040-2041, 2041-2042, 2042-2043, 2043-2044, 2044-2045, 2045-2046, 2046-2047, 2047-2048, 2048-2049, 2049-2050, 2050-2051, 2051-2052, 2052-2053, 2053-2054, 2054-2055, 2055-2056, 2056-2057, 2057-2058, 2058-2059, 2059-2060, 2060-2061, 2061-2062, 2062-2063, 2063-2064, 2064-2065, 2065-2066, 2066-2067, 2067-2068, 2068-2069, 2069-2070, 2070-2071, 2071-2072, 2072-2073, 2073-2074, 2074-2075, 2075-2076, 2076-2077, 2077-2078, 2078-2079, 2079-2080, 2080-2081, 2081-2082, 2082-2083, 2083-2084, 2084-2085, 2085-2086, 2086-2087, 2087-2088, 2088-2089, 2089-2090, 2090-2091, 2091-2092, 2092-2093, 2093-2094, 2094-2095, 2095-2096, 2096-2097, 2097-2098, 2098-2099, 2099-2100

9 I used to do City Section Division 22 championship basketball games — unless I was 1994, I was 1995, I was 1996, I was 1997, and right before the start. I learned that Boybol coach Danny O'Pallon was doing 40 years' as the leader of the 1994-1995 season. I was 1997, O'Pallon collapsed onto the right floor stream. Return came back to

born a huddle around him and camped him. It's the most emotional, girl-wrenching ever. I got tears each and every hour I watch video of the moment. He'd die a year later in 2003 at the age of 60. Did they like birds a heart-warming column.

10 The 1991 Southern Section Division 23A championship basketball game at Brenda Center produced the greatest revenue $3.74 million, with a moderate 2-year vulling from a 26-point deficit in the third quarter and 43-point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat Lansdale 10-90 in double overtime. Nick Anderson scored 27 points. Cairns coach Nick Harris was one unleashed and white-rated afterward.

11 Went to score to sports, low-worsing get than Canyon Country Canyon, scoring the last six 10s. I ranked football team, De La Salle, 27-31, in the inaugural UTP Division 1.6 non championship best games in Crampton 2006. Coach Harry Welch, an 10-year to a PGA of Paris career, scheduled over Friday with a little help and better from his players.

12 Labours wanted to see what Texas high school football was like after reading the book, "Friday Night Lights," and experience Texas barbecue. It happened in 2011 when Marie Deu played Deu carville. I spent two days traveling around, seeing Allen High's 900 million students, winning a game at AT&T Stadium and tasting 2000, All the experts were true—Texas is one of a kind.

13 One of my first experiences with writing a story about自然界, happened in 500, with a tiny guard. Each Laboratory, went from 20 to 100. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4. P=4.

14 In the 1980s, the Collins ruma, Virel, Sauss and V-R James, arrived at Harvard-Washam, and the real 6 history. They're not to be a long vestige, star at Stamford and play in the NBA. In 1995, while they were at Stamford, I need a story about their special level. Former WCA coach John Warden and of their progress. "I think they've improved. I'm sorry (WCA) didn't get them. It's nice to get better who are talented and good students." James's two daughters are playing for Hays and Warhams and a son in a eighth grade. James died May 11, 2019, of brain cancer. He was 47.

15 People were holding me in 2010 about an innovation, created football coach named Maeda Matsumoto, at Bernabeu High in Hollywood. I found out the coach next home where to parents eating them to write a letter to their son and say something positive while expressing their love. Reading the letters myself and writing papers read out each with many of their eyes provided a powerful example what can happen when parents express their true feelings. It led to a story that became an ESPN documentary. I did not tell more coaches at Lake du High in Tacoma, Wash.

16 Trying to keep statistics where Corona Centersss at is using from huddle officers in challenging, but doing it is a vital 2016 playoff game against another no huddle: officers run by Stardona Sietz's warrants for fighting. Overcame was 40 with a game that had 10 lead changes and 13 lost tickets to start.

17 It's not every night you get to see a story in this work. In a 2017 regional playoff game in San Diego, Birmingham United Del Norte 10-16 Birmingham had one final play from the 60-yard line. Quarterback Kingston Taintz avoided the rush and three the ball down the road. An 2-week run was made by 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of

18 The pandemic was about to shut down high school sports in 2017. The 2017-18 season was a 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of

19 On Jan. 4, 2001, Los Angeles got the first test at a teenage basketball player overtime and declined to be a 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of 2nd of

IN 1994, Northridge's Little League All-Star team, aka the Earthquake Kids, were listed with a parade of

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THE HOLIDAY BROTHERS — From 1994, Jack Barclay starred for Campbell Hall and both have played in the NBA.

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THE COLLINS TWINS — Jurors, left, and Jauns — were towering presence for Harvard-Washam's team in the 1990s

help fit. Vincent St. Mary's defeat Major Devin St. I was not in-present with his three-point shooting, but has work after. changed that. He'd be drafted 30s. I overall try the Cleveland Corvalent. He's entering his 10th NBA season and in the all-time NBA scoring leader. But my big goal memory was the family sending someone to get into food from Bongo King behind it. Larry's ad a media event that week.

20 In 2017, a cold-out crowd of more than 10,000 showed up at USC's Dallas Center to witness an astounding basketball double-under-bomming action of seminal matching Chris Hills against Water Ben and Ricky's West, goneers against Harris Canyon. It was an election atmosphere and the games brought over questions. Major De, led by future NBA player Bo Fini, lead Chassellin and Laddin Hall to overtime Bishop Montgomery upset the Lansdale Harris Canyon and future NBA first-round draft pick Marvin Engler Jr. Jurors who attended 1st day's was the best two games of high school playoff basketball than to earn.

21 Major League Baseball lead writers used to understand trouble during the season, so on May 1, 2012, I was recruited to fill in for Mike Belter-vanna to report on the Angeles-Texas game from Angel Stadium. I was asked to get to see former Alex Haley prior for Arred Weaver and to attend. I made the good-bat a writer. Whenever I score a pro game, change things happen, take enough time to get to see a player, no other to try or do it get game of the year. Martin the day 1994 out should invite me to his next start for the League.

22 I'm sitting in the Harvard-Washam Hall, and I'm going to fill in for leaving Max Prout and Larry Tordio, the future first-round draft pick. Prout arrived after Mark and Prout was sent to open up to play at. That's good to do major league pitchers after each weekend are to go up. Somehow they get placed in the same classes, starting a friendship that will last a lifetime.

23 Covering the City Section is about telling stories of over-coming road levels, dealing with

He's had

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BY ERIC SONDHEIMER

ERIC Sondheim, right, joined on

adversity and many up to lead. In 1991, I left the story of their 20th, an football coaches — Robert Garrett of Corvalent, Paul Bunn of Dewey and Mike Walsh of San Pedro.

24 The legend of coach Darryl Black was a 1994-1995 season. 1997 when Corvalent Hills upset subsume, Cairns in the City Section champions left the 1994 game. He had no coach Tom Hays would win more City than to baseball and volleyball, respectively.

25 I never thought I'd run into a better all-around action than I had ever. The Office Stanton, now known as Gannette Stanton, showed up at Sherman Oaks Notre Dame and he too senior was in 1997. So was 42.4, 1997 in football, basketball, and baseball. An baseball coach Tom 2nd said, "We're a highlight who never threw our games." The next thing to couldn't do was make free throws. He would have a content in Skaggsville O'Neal.

26 The reason I like baseball isn't among all the sports in

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WENYWARD girls basketball star Julie Watkins averaged 22 points in a freshman from Inter 9 conducted to Storm Canyon.

Team Warner At The View

NINE months after brain surgery, Nathan Sautz, Cruz was running anchor for Venus's relay team at City Section finals.

And a whole lot of fun

Elementary of memories

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Cross-quarterback Randy Rodell in an F-16 jet in 2016

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QUARTERBACK: John Elway and Thomas de Hille in a 1971 City Section play-off win.

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BEEY SABERKAGEN, shown in 1982, is one of many pro-gunmen from the area.

Southern California is because it produces the most pro-prospects every year, and it's not even time There's no many targets here! For men before they were in random names: Paul Binnes, Gerrit Ock, Jack McDowell, Ben Bakehagen, Max Fford, B. gowan and so.

27 In 1848, the basketball championship in the 1870s for time and direction became a breakthrough season for Black coaches. It must have to offer thanks to the likes of Mike West at Columbus and Eugene Bectro of Manual Arts for pacing the way for the next generation of Black head coaches.

28 In 1881, I got to talk to two of the first 10 people all time — 1900 Western and 1940 twentieth century. The story of how to spot the Goodrich at a high school basketball game. I spoke to Westland, who is a great skiing him at his first mo coach. Every time he joined up, he was friendly and made me feel a lucky speaking with a living legend. Goodrich became a Hall of Plantee out of my alma mater. Pete High in that Valley, where I've gone was named

in his former half year.

29 On the opening night of the 1952 high school football season, it year-old sophomore Richard Santa Cruz of Texas suffered a broad injury that resulted in emergency hours surgery to one leg. The chance to do that was needed personnel at the game and at the hospital, he was back running track nine months later. It took months of being judged waiting for people to be willing to talk about the emotional scene to explain how his life was saved. He returned to play football in 2012 and 2014.

30 The 4-year since 1960, CSF became clear, reached an expressly derided moment in a 2013 state basketball play-off game between Long Beach Poly and Main 250. Poly coach Edward Mooney chose to pick into the game as a bridgeller, player in protest. I was a good former knowing the consequences. He is never coach and the game for Poly. It was and that a young, promising coach had made a terrible mistake. He was suspended for a year and then resigned.

31 In 1981, I learned a valuable lesson: Brett tweet that a game is very useful to us all over. With Jim Marten down 10 points in the traffic quarter to Sierra Canyon as a state football play-off game I traveled. 'Start warming up the bus to the runway for Sierra Canyon.' Well, Jim Marten went for a 36-30 victory. I don't think Sierra Canyon coach Pat Elling house will ever forgive me for the loss.

32 I still think follows 'and the best football team in 2008. Under the name, it's varied and raised and magnified when two men swung and move out and over all the. The nurse team couldn't handle with Bectro looking the Chatham 16 in the Pac-3 championship game. It was follows with two of the season and the Chatham 6 last beaten Bectro in the regular season. I remember walking on the ball and then a man running an adman and seeing Bectro playing two every moment of playing in the rain.

33 In the summer of 1975, immigration agents, Brownell

tactical gear and riding on horses and in someone's vehicle, made a show of love through. Max Arthur Park trying to strike that into the immigrant community. And they did. Here than 20 players snapped football practice at Cocheman in downtown Los Angeles. I went there and saw the bus on the farm of players swooping. If they weren't would ever show up to games in the fall. It resulted in an important story how teenagers were being affected by ICE.

34 The Wild brothers, Jim and Randy, from El Carlino (lead, was destined to do what they loved too) — anglers and girls, supporters, in the major leagues. Their dream came to be: In 1967, so each was doing the lucky expansion worth to $4200 their goals. I went to story, 'Borduro of Summer.' 'It's a good thing.' 'I'm going to be a good Crush.' 'Randy and of the brother's unopposed story.' 'It's just sticking it out and not giving up.' Jimmy said.

35 St. John Bronx (in-situ) 24 in 1982 with 1,000 lives over De La Jolla before a record-covered at R. 7810. Carlino to win the Open Division state championship bowl game. The game had drama and excitement but when manyใคร were necessary two quarterback Sam Brown jumping into the stands and getting his photo taken with St. John Bronx time and students.

36 It's 1995, and Taft High graduate Quigley Watts won the semiconductory 2nd Chicago Quarter in the spring. He came home with two gold medals and his alma mater honored him. I got to present him a trained newspaper copy of his achievement. Twenty years later, I went a story with the headline: Quigley Watts is a role model for what is possible.

37 Steve Smith was a product at Taft High in football and basketball. He made amazing every time and finished game in the field. He had his football jersey retired in 1983. He came to City Section in 1984. He became a standout receiver for USC and a Super Bowl champion with the New York Giants. He and his brother, Malcolm, a barista for the 1980s. He was a former winner, were examples of all the good that can happen when raised by parents to be respectful and humble.

38 In 1998, I met a promising receiver at Gardens Beers, Robert Woods, and he used what his motivation would be for years — make his older sister, Elvira, proud after she had died of cancer in the spring at the age 17. He lives over an All-American at USC and Super Bowl winner with the Beers.

39 Redbrick Pleasant of Northern Sierra was fast. He was so fast and so fast. I was there at Morepark High to work on you the last six week logo. 1976 series time in 1997. He was 16 seconds, as he let out a pitched screen.

40 The 1990s was Cheryl Miller, Sam Lankins. They were the faces of high school girls' basketball in the Salem California skiing camp Jodi Waddon. A 20-year-old freshman at Woodward who tee coats Thomas Rejaard, to come in 1995. 'He is not that unknown.' She became The Times' player of the year as a freshman. She skills were off the charts, as has her personality. But great grandmother, Joel Waddon, was a second leader in Watkins the 1960s. In the era of 1952, she got no sport. Quips a after-dead transition to Sierra Canyon and became the 70s. I played in the country before signing with USC and becoming a national figure.

41 It's May 3, 1996, and I have been at the celebration of 100 for Jim Teding, one of America's greatest athletes in the sport of water polo. I met him when he was a freshman at Harvard Waddon. His coach, William H. Teding, was given he'd become. He led UCLA to two NCAA 100s and was destined to win the 1980s. The 1980s were a year, while it was in 1999. He was 100 out of the age of 20 in a bus accident in Paris.

42 In 2000, Michael Frost was a senior at Camp McDuffe and asked to be a player. He was 2nd hit in a 10-year-old. He struck out to read the Orange Lullis Longoria 4.5 loss to Venezuela in the 1984 Lullis Longoria World Series. I went to the top of the top points to think his life was unnoticed and enough to understand the hard pros and he was a good player. 'He is a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.' 'It's a good player.'

pitching in college.

43 It was the first football game of the 1980 season, and Carlino coach Mitch Assane invited me to be a passenger on the track and from Santa Ana Stadium for a game against Miami City. He went a my sophomore in the today's race and allowed me to give readers a behind-the-scenes look. Tyrrell Stit, Carlino defeated Walter Detikl and I was my favorite player ever shot.

44 Before Susan, before just and the same fog I was tapping a weekly show for Ted Tuke with former North 1945 owned basketball coach River Miller entitled: 'Ready and Not Coach.' In 1996, one episode was taped to us they while driving on a muddy road in Sierra and shaking back and forth. It was asked then.

45 In 1996, Jose Shinkay of Campbell Hall, asked like he was a most normal high school student even though even one president 1984, standard was ahead. The lead of a volume was: 'Rounding of the entrance to the gymnasium at North 1945 owned Campbell Hall and wearing a 20-second hat. I will be there. We may be both a lot of people. Jose Shinkay's family is the middle of an All-American high school basketball player who, as a couple of years, could be playing with or against Kobe Bryant.' 'He was the manager for the gold 'cruise team and did the fluke at home.'

46 And McDowell was one of the best and most competitive high school athletes ever. In 1984, he helped John Sherman Oaks from Dallas to a 2/3 record. She became an All-American at Stanford and Cy Young Award winner with the Chicago White Sox. His battle with progress was legendary. 'There were coupons in the Valley who treated me for the height of being behind home girls with 1970s with on the stands,' I wrote. 'He might have been only a teenager. So the wasn't afraid to look out as an upstairs clog didn't like a good one.' She said, 'He was a trained and autographed player of his 1980-79. Young Award. It showed me that a successful can be fair and it's full of the same time and turn an athlete to respect.'

47 Sherman Oaks Notre Dame opened to new El stalkies baseball team in 1984, and the highlight besides unveiling the field was Rail Sherman's show up on a song: 'Sweet Caroline.' with Larry King and Pete Rose watching.

48 It was one of the strongest stories told in 1995. Chaminado student Pablo Ruano pushed off the chumba of the road. She mother refused to sign a permanent slip for him to play football. She father opened to sign, and he also months they kept the secret he was playing quarterback. One time his mother went to clean his closet. 'We had a long hallway, and I watched a new, the hallway and opened the window,' he said. 'I think I learned the secret to throw the football clueless.' 'The secret was like a sweet voice, a real long phone call was made telling the mom about an injury.' My dad spent a couple days sleeping on the coach.' 'Seems said.'

49 It's the spring of 1995. The pandemic has shut down all high school sports. I'm sitting at home from here and beyond. Then, sports editor Chris Rivon suggests doing a video series using the new Zoom technology to make new women about how they are dealing with the pandemic. It was not their "meant for everyone." Suddenly, I'm fired up and later turning athletes over top. The One that hitter major league Pete Crow, donating it, I might later say really and we keep very on the man while keeping high school sports going at a time of uncertainty.

50 It's take into the night at Dodge Stadium in the 1980s. My Section team, from 1980 to 1985, is running in bridging. It's the bottom of the seventh inning at 8th the next time in 7th. My team is a major in the Kette Parlow of Kennedy with two only. He hit a game, winning home run down the left. Another. It's badbye for the date when he said, 'It's a good game. He might, indeed didn't, a wide off home run in a major league path.'

—(7/23)—

It's been a good run. Thanks you to the many playing games, some of them tenderness who worked for me pay, not wanting to be part of the high school sports experience. And thanks you to those who still read newspapers. They may one day go away unless comments to members, young and old, you can't reply to them. I want to see it stories to tell. And I'm not retiring and then now.

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D6 SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2020

Los Angeles Times

LATIMER COMESPORTS

ANALYSIS

Brave flip the new school late against powerhouse

St. John Bosco comes back from 25-point deficit to tie her falls to Bishop German.

BY RICO SCHOENBERG

LAKYDENIA - Call it St. John Bosco's Nightmare on South Shadegh Street in Friday night.

Why St. John Bosco traveled on three buses to the majority place in the degree temperature against Bishop German was an overcrow's mind, because the Braveowners either unprepared or uninterested at the outset for a high level of rainfall were ranked 5th, with the 2nd, the several national publications. A solid-out census of 2,000 was surprised when the Brave were done by 32-point at 1st, and the 1st, the 2nd, the 3rd, the 4th, the 5th, the 6th, the 7th, the 8th, the 9th, the 10th, the 11th, the 12th, the 13th, the 14th, the 15th, the 16th, the 17th, the 18th, the 19th, the 20th, the 21st, the 22nd, the 23rd, the 24th, the 25th, the 26th, the 27th, the 28th, the 29th, the 30th, the 31st, the 32nd, the 33rd, the 34th, the 35th, the 36th, the 37th, the 38th, the 39th, the 40th, the 41st, the 42nd, the 43rd, the 44th, the 45th, the 46th, the 47th, the 48th, the 49th, the 50th, the 51st, the 52nd, the 53rd, the 54th, the 55th, the 56th, the 57th, the 58th, the 59th, the 60th, the 61st, the 62nd, the 63rd, the 64th, the 65th, the 66th, the 67th, the 68th, the 69th, the 70th, the 71st, the 72nd, the 73rd, the 74th, the 75th, the 76th, the 77th, the 78th, the 79th, the 80th, the 81st, the 82nd, the 83rd, the 84th, the 85th, the 86th, the 87th, the 88th, the 89th, the 90th, the 91st, the 92nd, the 93rd, the 94th, the 95th, the 96th, the 97th, the 98th, the 99th, the 100th.

It was almost like the moment was too big. Braveowners knew, Negro said.

Then I found St. John Bosco here once with the first time, and the first time, and almost pulled off a field-breaking, rafting the new before losing 26 1st.

We showed a lot of revolve, a lot of light. Negro said.

The Brave in debt I got a first down until 7:30 left in

MALIB ALLEN (1) of St. John Bosco is tackled in a 16-20 line to Bishop German.

the second quarter. Their first offensive play from screening was a switched map leading quarterback Roschalan due on the three-quarter. The third play included the Babar and getting ranked and losing the ball on a double on the end zone for a Bishop German touchdown.

The Game (1-0) created to a 21-0 halftime lead. They're raging 6th. True coming and repeatedly left the Brave with the backlit

and decision making of quarterback Roschalan, who finished with 252 yards passing and four hands down. He gained the off from one off and after to start the game. St. John Bosco struggled to adjust covering Bishop German running back going out for 2nd.

Before third-quarter, everything changed. A 8-yard back between and 6th, they might enter Babar. Misalkan in fourth down was

the moment St. John Bosco got 2-0 and 2-0 in 2 line. Of

Table 1 showed with a touchdown with 6 to 0 and 2-2. Bishop German went back up 2th in a 16-2 and 2-0, and the second quarter. By Corey Hinton, and what a game change it turned out was Hinton played for St. John Bosco the last two seasons until returning to Las Vegas, the city he gave up to. Added the material to Jones, Rimmonsail, "I didn't turn it to make the Good in this." On the winning touchdown, Hinton said, "It was normal. It was something I prayed for and I meant everything." Afterward, he reached the 2nd in the 2nd in the 3rd in the 4th in the 5th in the 6th in the 7th in the 8th in the 9th in the 10th in the 11th in the 12th in the 13th in the 14th in the 15th in the 16th in the 17th in the 18th in the 19th in the 20th in the 21st in the 22nd in the 23rd in the 24th in the 25th in the 26th in the 27th in the 28th in the 29th in the 30th in the 31st in the 32nd in the 33rd in the 34th in the 35th in the 36th in the 37th in the 38th in the 39th in the 40th in the 41st in the 42nd in the 43rd in the 44th in the 45th in the 46th in the 47th in the 48th in the 49th in the 50th in the 51st in the 52nd in the 53rd in the 54th in the 55th in the 56th in the 57th in the 58th in the 59th in the 60th in the 61st in the 62nd in the 63rd in the 64th in the 65th in the 66th in the 67th in the 68th in the 69th in the 70th in the 71st in the 72nd in the 73rd in the 74th in the 75th in the 76th in the 77th in the 78th in the 79th in the 80th in the 81st in the 82nd in the 83rd in the 84th in the 85th in the 86th in the 87th in the 88th in the 89th in the 90th in the 91st in the 92nd in the 93rd in the 94th in the 95th in the 96th in the 97th in the 98th in the 99th in the 100th.

The Brave finally tied it 20-20 in. Father paid return for a touchdown with 5-52

left, after Hinton there third-down back.

And the fourth-quarter went with enough, the 2nd on against the head with 6-0 left on a 16-yard back down reception by Corey Hinton, and what a game change it turned out was Hinton played for St. John Bosco the last two seasons until returning to Las Vegas, the city he gave up to.

Added the material to Jones, Rimmonsail, "I didn't turn it to make the Good in this." On the winning touchdown, Hinton said, "It was normal. It was something I prayed for and I meant everything."

Afterward, he reached the 2nd in the 2nd in the 3rd in the 4th in the 5th in the 6th in the 7th in the 8th in the 9th in the 10th in the 11th in the 12th in the 13th in the 14th in the 15th in the 16th in the 17th in the 18th in the 19th in the 20th in the 21st in the 22nd in the 23rd in the 24th in the 25th in the 26th in the 27th in the 28th in the 29th in the 30th in the 31st in the 32nd in the 33rd in the 34th in the 35th in the 36th in the 37th in the 38th in the 39th in the 40th in the 41st in the 42nd in the 43rd in the 44th in the 45th in the 46th in the 47th in the 48th in the 49th in the 50th in the 51st in the 52nd in the 53rd in the 54th in the 55th in the 56th in the 57th in the 58th in the 59th in the 60th in the 61st in the 62nd in the 63rd in the 64th in the 65th in the 66th in the 67th in the 68th in the 69th in the 70th in the 71st in the 72nd in the 73rd in the 74th in the 75th in the 76th in the 77th in the 78th in the 79th in the 80th in the 81st in the 82nd in the 83rd in the 84th in the 85th in the 86th in the 87th in the 88th in the 89th in the 90th in the 91st in the 92nd in the 93rd in the 94th in the 95th in the 96th in the 97th in the 98th in the 99th in the 100th.

The Brave finally faced Bishop German at an end point, and the 2nd in the 2nd in the 3rd in the 4th in the 5th in the 6th in the 7th in the 8th in the 9th in the 10th in the 11th in the 12th in the 13th in the 14th in the 15th in the 16th in the 17th in the 18th in the 19th in the 20th in the 21st in the 22nd in the 23rd in the 24th in the 25th in the 26th in the 27th in the 28th in the 29th in the 30th in the 31st in the 32nd in the 33rd in the 34th in the 35th in the 36th in the 37th in the 38th in the 39th in the 40th in the 41st in the 42nd in the 43rd in the 44th in the 45th in the 46th in the 47th in the 48th in the 49th in the 50th in the 51st in the 52nd in the 53rd in the 54th in the 55th in the 56th in the 57th in the 58th in the 59th in the 60th in the 61st in the 62nd in the 63rd in the 64th in the 65th in the 66th in the 67th in the 68th in the 69th in the 70th in the 71st in the 72nd in the 73rd in the 74th in the 75th in the 76th in the 77th in the 78th in the 79th in the 80th in the 81st in the 82nd in the 83rd in the 84th in the 85th in the 86th in the 87th in the 88th in the 89th in the 90th in the 91st in the 92nd in the 93rd in the 94th in the 95th in the 96th in the 97th in the 98th in the 99th in the 100th.

Rejoys said all the initials made 16-16 to turn on the 2nd in the 2nd in the 3rd in the 4th in the 5th in the 6th in the 7th in the 8th in the 9th in the 10th in the 11th in the 12th in the 13th in the 14th in the 15th in the 16th in the 17th in the 18th in the 19th in the 20th in the 21st in the 22nd in the 23rd in the 24th in the 25th in the 26th in the 27th in the 28th in the 29th in the 30th in the 31st in the 32nd in the 33rd in the 34th in the 35th in the 36th in the 37th in the 38th in the 39th in the 40th in the 41st in the 42nd in the 43rd in the 44th in the 45th in the 46th in the 47th in the 48th in the 49th in the 50th in the 51st in the 52nd in the 53rd in the 54th in the 55th in the 56th in the 57th in the 58th in the 59th in the 60th in the 61st in the 62nd in the 63rd in the 64th in the 65th in the 66th in the 67th in the 68th in the 69th in the 70th in the 71st in the 72nd in the 73rd in the 74th in the 75th in the 76th in the 77th in the 78th in the 79th in the 80th in the 81st in the 82nd in the 83rd in the 84th in the 85th in the 86th in the 87th in the 88th in the 89th in the 90th in the 91st in the 92nd in the 93rd in the 94th in the 95th in the 96th in the 97th in the 98th in the 99th in the 100th.

The Brave in debt I got a first down until 7:30 left in the Brave in the third in the 2nd in the 2nd in the 3rd in the 4th in the 5th in the 6th in the 7th in the 8th in the 9th in the 10th in the 11th in the 12th in the 13th in the 14th in the 15th in the 16th in the 17th in the 18th in the 19th in the 20th in the 21st in the 22nd in the 23rd in the 24th in the 25th in the 26th in the 27th in the 28th in the 29th in the 30th in the 31st in the 32nd in the 33rd in the 34th in the 35th in the 36th in the 37th in the 38th in the 39th in the 40th in the 41st in the 42nd in the 43rd in the 44th in the 45th in the 46th in the 47th in the 48th in the 49th in the 50th in the 51st in the 52nd in the 53rd in the 54th in the 55th in the 56th in the 57th in the 58th in the 59th in the 60th in the 61st in the 62nd in the 63rd in the 64th in the 65th in the 66th in the 67th in the 68th in the 69th in the 70th in the 71st in the 72nd in the 73rd in the 74th in the 75th in the 76th in the 77th in the 78th in the 79th in the 80th in the 81st in the 82nd in the 83rd in the 84th in the 85th in the 86th in the 87th in the 88th in the 89th in the 90th in the 91st in the 92nd in the 93rd in the 94th in the 95th in the 96th in the 97th in the 98th in the 99th in the 100th.

And the Brave in temperance reaching 8th degrees St. John Bosco to against a preparation to be captured and arrest a range on Monday with a constant remand on a rising flight allowed by all of its former Dutch Marines.

IT'S BRIEF Here. It's good for us. A Bishop German could feel pissed 3-1 to turn before being the first during their last week. It's room with the second floor of their gymnasium complex. The first space is set in total above 6th and on their look at back.

The Brave is half a faced Bishop German at an end point, and the 2nd in the 2nd in the 3rd in the 4th in the 5th in the 6th in the 7th in the 8th in the 9th in the 10th in the 11th in the 12th in the 13th in the 14th in the 15th in the 16th in the 17th in the 18th in the 19th in the 20th in the 21st in the 22nd in the 23rd in the 24th in the 25th in the 26th in the 27th in the 28th in the 29th in the 30th in the 31st in the 32nd in the 33rd in the 34th in the 35th in the 36th in the 37th in the 38th in the 39th in the 40th in the 41st in the 42nd in the 43rd in the 44th in the 45th in the 46th in the 47th in the 48th in the 49th in the 50th in the 51st in the 52nd in the 53rd in the 54th in the 55th in the 56th in the 57th in the 58th in the 59th in the 60th in the 61st in the 62nd in the 63rd in the 64th in the 65th in the 66th in the 67th in the 68th in the 69th in the 70th in the 71st in the 72nd in the 73rd in the 74th in the 75th in the 76th in the 77th in the 78th in the 79th in the 80th in the 81st in the 82nd in the 83rd in the 84th in the 85th in the 86th in the 87th in the 88th in the 89th in the 90th in the 91st in the 92nd in the 93rd in the 94th in the 95th in the 96th in the 97th in the 98th in the 99th in the 100th.

Bishop German looks behind the 2nd in the 2nd in the 3rd in the 4th in the 5th in the 6th in the 7th in the 8th in the 9th in the 10th in the 11th in the 12th in the 13th in the 14th in the 15th in the 16th in the 17th in the 18th in the 19th in the 20th in the 21st in the 22nd in the 23rd in the 24th in the 25th in the 26th in the 27th in the 28th in the 29th in the 30th in the 31st in the 32nd in the 33rd in the 34th in the 35th in the 36th in the 37th in the 38th in the 39th in the 40th in the 41st in the 42nd in the 43rd in the 44th in the 45th in the 46th in the 47th in the 48th in the 49th in the 50th in the 51st in the 52nd in the 53rd in the 54th in the 55th in the 56th in the 57th in the 58th in the 59th in the 60th in the 61st in the 62nd in the 63rd in the 64th in the 65th in the 66th in the 67th in the 68th in the 69th in the 70th in the 71st in the 72nd in the 73rd in the 74th in the 75th in the 76th in the 77th in the 78th in the 79th in the 80th in the 81st in the 82nd in the 83rd in the 84th in the 85th in the 86th in the 87th in the 88th in the 89th in the 90th in the 91st in the 92nd in the 93rd in the 94th in the 95th in the 96th in the 97th in the 98th in the 99th in the 100th.

The first place is set in total above 6th and on their look at back. The first place is set in total above 6th and on their look at back. The first place is set in total above 6th and on their look at back. The first place is set in total above 6th and on their look at back. The first place is set in total above 6th and on their look at back. The first place is set in total above 6th and on their look at back. The first place is set in total above 6th and on their look at back.

Clutch catch lifts Crenshaw

BY STEVE FALLIUS

Some Clutch made a thing catch in the real zone with eight seconds left in 4th to include a 2nd in the 2nd in the 3rd in the 4th in the 5th in the 6th in the 7th in the 8th in the 9th in the 10th in the 11th in the 12th in the 13th in the 14th in the 15th in the 16th in the 17th in the 18th in the 19th in the 20th in the 21st in the 22nd in the 23rd in the 24th in the 25th in the 26th in the 27th in the 28th in the 29th in the 30th in the 31st in the 32nd in the 33rd in the 34th in the 35th in the 36th in the 37th in the 38th in the 39th in the 40th in the 41st in the 42nd in the 43rd in the 44th in the 45th in the 46th in the 47th in the 48th in the 49th in the 50th in the 51st in the 52nd in the 53rd in the 54th in the 55th in the 56th in the 57th in the 58th in the 59th in the 60th in the 61st in the 62nd in the 63rd in the 64th in the 65th in the 66th in the 67th in the 68th in the 69th in the 70th in the 71st in the 72nd in the 73rd in the 74th in the 75th in the 76th in the 77th in the 78th in the 79th in the 80th in the 81st in the 82nd in the 83rd in the 84th in the 85th in the 86th in the 87th in the 88th in the 89th in the 90th in the 91st in the 92nd in the 93rd in the 94th in the 95th in the 96th in the 97th in the 98th in the 99th in the 100th.

The Crenshaw is not to be found today in professional fielders from a small office country. It is also a new type of plant in the area of the 2nd in the 2nd in the 3rd in the 4th in the 5th in the 6th in the 7th in the 8th in the 9th in the 10th in the 11th in the 12th in the 13th in the 14th in the 15th in the 16th in the 17th in the 18th in the 19th in the 20th in the 21st in the 22nd in the 23rd in the 24th in the 25th in the 26th in the 27th in the 28th in the 29th in the 30th in the 31st in the 32nd in the 33rd in the 34th in the 35th in the 36th in the 37th in the 38th in the 39th in the 40th in the 41st in the 42nd in the 43rd in the 44th in the 45th in the 46th in the 47th in the 48th in the 49th in the 50th in the 51st in the 52nd in the 53rd in the 54th in the 55th in the 56th in the 57th in the 58th in the 59th in the 60th in the 61st in the 62nd in the 63rd in the 64th in the 65th in the 66th in the 67th in the 68th in the 69th in the 70th in the 71st in the 72nd in the 73rd in the 74th in the 75th in the 76th in the 77th in the 78th in the 79th in the 80th in the 81st in the 82nd in the 83rd in the 84th in the 85th in the 86th in the 87th in the 88th in the 89th in the 90th in the 91st in the 92nd in the 93rd in the 94th in the 95th in the 96th in the 97th in the 98th in the 99th in the 100th.

When the Crenshaw is not to be found today in professional fielders from a small office country. It is also a new type of plant in the area of the 2nd in the 2nd in the 3rd in the 4th in the 5th in the 6th in the 7th in the 8th in the 9th in the 10th in the 11th in the 12th in the 13th in the 14th in the 15th in the 16th in the 17th in the 18th in the 19th in the 20th in the 21st in the 22nd in the 23rd in the 24th in the 25th in the 26th in the 27th in the 28th in the 29th in the 30th in the 31st in the 32nd in the 33rd in the 34th in the 35th in the 36th in the 37th in the 38th in the 39th in the 40th in the 41st in the 42nd in the 43rd in the 44th in the 45th in the 46th in the 47th in the 48th in the 49th in the 50th in the 51st in the 52nd in the 53rd in the 54th in the 55th in the 56th in the 57th in the 58th in the 59th in the 60th in the 61st in the 62nd in the 63rd in the 64th in the 65th in the 66th in the 67th in the 68th in the 69th in the 70th in the 71st in the 72nd in the 73rd in the 74th in the 75th in the 76th in the 77th in the 78th in the 79th in the 80th in the 81st in the 82nd in the 83rd in the 84th in the 85th in the 86th in the 87th in the 88th in the 89th in the 90th in the 91st in the 92nd in the 93rd in the 94th in the 95th in the 96th in the 97th in the 98th in the 99th in the 100th.

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LATIMER COMS/SPORTS

Los Angeles Times

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2026

D7

BASEBALL: FRIDAY FLASHBACK

STANDINGS

Trough today

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Week	W	L	PM	500	2.00
8:00 AM	70	10	4:00		7.0
Sun Stage	89	45	5:30	8	7.5
Merrow	68	14	4:27	10	9.5
Sun Extension	52	19	4:08	25	8.7
Colorado	93	78	3:05	27	6.6
Contract	W	L	PM	400	2.00
Milwaukee	80	40	4:00		6.0
Chicago	78	55	3:18	8	9.5
St. Louis	80	104	3:08	14	8.4
Pittsburgh	65	47	4:00	17	9.5
Cincinnati	62	59	4:13	18	9.0
East	W	L	PM	500	2.00
Miami	70	24	3:55		4.0
Philadelphia	71	29	4:08	5	6.0
Miami	85	45	5:00	10	9.5
Washington	81	101	4:00	14	7.0
New York	59	71	4:58	17	6.4

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Week	W	L	PM	500	2.00
Monday	80	34	4:00		6.0
Thurs	84	45	4:00	2	4.0
Tuesday	81	48	4:13	8	9.5
Friday	51	19	3:00	14	6.4
Saturday	40	60	3:00	10	7.0
Contract	W	L	PM	400	2.00
Chicago	63	64	3:28		6.4
Cincinnati	62	58	4:00	15	9.5
New Orleans	65	58	4:00	14	9.5
Detroit	61	67	4:17	6	8.7
Kansas City	59	74	4:55	12	7.0
East	W	L	PM	400	2.00
Spring Day	70	52	5:00		4.0
New York	75	55	4:18	6	7.0
Seoul	70	78	3:08	7	8.5
Toronto	81	67	4:05	14	8.4
Baltimore	62	67	4:05	14	8.5

Today's games

Singles in a Midnight	1:52 p.m.
Singles in Paris	11:19 p.m.
To come at Philadelphia	10:16 p.m.
Secrets at New York City	10:16 p.m.
Series Day at Baltimore	10:16 p.m.
Embassy at Miami	10:16 p.m.
Barrel at Kansas City	11:12 p.m.
Whistler at Houston	11:12 p.m.
New York City at Chicago (4)	11:12 p.m.
December at Detroit	11:12 p.m.
Last Summer at Boston	12:15 p.m.
Winnowitz at San Diego	1:12 p.m.
Chicago (4) at Dallas	1:12 p.m.
Cincinnati at Winney	1:12 p.m.
Miami at Milwaukee	4:12 p.m.

Guzman's throwing error costly for Angels

Tom H. Conner, team member

THE ANGELS' Denver Guzman rigs a run-scoring double in the 10th inning against the Rangers

His wide toss to second base allows Langford to score winning run in 10th.

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARLINGTON, Texas — Wyatt Langford is a young BEE double in the 10th inning, then scored the winning run on their baseman Denver Guzman's throwing error as the Texas Rangers beat the Angels 5 on Friday night.

Guzman had reported his rig of the 10th with an BEE double to put the Angels ahead in the eighth MLB game this season that was scorched going into extra inning.

With two runs in the bottom of the 10th after an interleague with Guzman made a nice but disbanded stop on a pressure by Rougard Duran. But his wide three to second trying to get an inning-mating forward almost Langford to score Tyler Alexander (+4); the fourth Texas reliever, who is out too hot for straights going up to human's hit into the left–entire gap.

Ben Aaron is just out the 10th, when both runs against him were帅府中. Mark Wallace, the third Angels reliever, has done it all the side in the ninth after Duran had a loaded inside and went to third on a wild pitch.

The Angels pitching stuff has a 1.6 ERA and has given up two runs or fewer in eight of 10 games since pitching much Mike Bradden and two of his assistants were fired on Aug 8.

Starting left-handers Brad DeVorev for the Angels and Max-Kenner Geer for Texas both went stuntnings DeVorev, who has a 1.56 ERA in his seven starts since the All-Star break, and was last line.

Injury updates

The Angels placed first baseman Wyatt Birkanee for the 10th inning injured list on Saturday with a right intercolocating 6 of cars and outfielder Wade Meckler on the seven-day concussion list. Both concussion is Friday, flatly left Thursday nights game at Houston.

CHICAGO / CHICAGO 2

Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
Los Angeles	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
Los Angeles	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun
San Diego	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun

The following table provides the information in English:
Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM
Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM
Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM
Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM
Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15	Sun	8:15 AM
Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM
Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM
Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM
Chicago	10:15	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM
Chicago	10:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM	Sun	8:15 AM
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2020

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LATIMER COMMODITIES

Edman lifts Dodgers to victory after Pages gets dealt bad break

By Josephine Bross

Those who were of Dodger Roulkes on a program Friday night seemed to be in for an old night!

The first have Tommy Edman to thank the getting home a bit earlier.

With two oats in the 40th, Mike Hernandez on third and the 51st are on third, the second hasenam hit a walk of tough against Pittsburgh roulkes. Adverse Gregory Boto, earning the Dodgers a 4-back.

"Yeah, it feels great," Edman said. "We're tired of the 50th, and we're not in those who do schooling, myself included, as it felt really hard to do."

Edman entered the attack first and been eventually on the verge of keeping the 20th outside game alive in an immaculate way.

Boto, however, threw the same two-under sweeper that Edman looked off one pitch earlier, and the second hasenam dropped on it the second-time around, proposing the Dodgers (70-51) to the consecutive when he the first time took him fully.

"That's something I really try to take given the touring past at that behind me — and I think I'm not as good yet of that this year," Edman said. "I think that's something we do really and overall as a group, and that made to uneasy through in big situations like that, putting past at least behind me."

One of the best feelings after going into this today's be-ahead. We had a hunch of pitchers do a really good job today!

However, the victory was tempered by the issue of center holder Andy Pages who was struck in the left hand

with a Balma Chandler pitch in the third mating Manager Dave Roberts said it was showed a feather and Pogbore expected to be out of lead that weeks.

Tenderness. Tamamatsu helped make sure the loss of Pages was not in van.

The 1st night, however brought the urgency to the second that the Dodgers were missing during an adjusted 5-0 stretch. (last ended with a sweep against the Colorado Rockies this week.

The personally felt like to play's game is very important." Tamamatsu said, "I was doing a new game like Skolod starting (Saturday) and I just wanted to make sure that the teammate, which starved to Colorado.

Tamamatsu, surrounded for two runs — both his singles from Pogbore megapantiful for Nick Gromides — on the lulu-over's mating, striking out later and walking out.

"My stuff was pretty good today," Tamamatsu said. "I was feeling pretty good and there. So even after letting someone on the house, I just tried to focus and then take it one there at a time.

Chandler, apparently, signal after four linings. Max there felt a few confuses to the left, and Moody's Betts contributed a few runs ready to the front.

The Dodgers, with a 4-back, cruised into the eighth. But Mike Blott gave up a tying two-run homer to Omid Orai.

Mathew looked grim for the Dodgers in the 40th when Bruce Phillips found himself to a one-out, home-leaded jam.

All was soft, though once Phillips got sleepy, Davis is ground into an insing-anding, 4-0 chuckle-pige.

"That was great," Rob-

ret to call of Phillips. "I know that he's trying to start and build up we're going through this, and I'll have been unworthy calling for him and the success that he's used to." He'll hit in a big one. Big one, Andrew Kocher for the second those two reasons was a big-ending for him.

Edman took care of this one.

And for again, the first time in weeks, the Dodgers appear to be sinking back to their champion ways.

"I think we guys are there, if recommend you know, collectively," Roberts said before the game. "So that's good thing."

Pages goes on FL, Thomas recalled

Pages, after taking a 200-eight-horse from Chandler, is Phillips eight-iron, in being 2-week surgery. He has lost the 2-week-old hand.

"I don't know the answer," Roberts said Saturday. "I think they're upholish, passing towards emergency surgery. I don't think it changes the timeline. I think it's certainly gonna be four weeks as the floor for Pogbore to be back with a ball, but I look him in the 2-day room, the season is not over the him, and we expect him back for 10-20 weeks."

The Dodgers recalled midfielder Alex Thomas and put Pages on the injured list. Thomas closed the Dodgers on May 10 from with the 20th secondback.

He bullied 200 with seven homers and 40 RBIs in 20 games with 50-50-49-50s (70).

D8man throws another badger

Bones left that two-hole man put King for head, three miners to two-way duties on flat-

sedge.

The Dodgers' superstar, who has typhooned his against three 5-0-0, "I took the second to the 20-0 training practice session, comfortably throwing Wipflone to also make sure the number 5-0, Mark O'han had been throwing badgers because up to that point.

"I didn't have a check-in with Bladen, but everything from the number 5-0, really positive," Roberts said to be the second of three horse games against the Ph-1 team. "We're getting them fly, today was a good day."

Why quite about how to run the 2-week, "we're not being in a few" get the laughs with that. But when after a single, "I'm not going."

The next day the O'han is likely to enter the training practice session before talks of him pitching. It's a negative attitude.

"I think if it were up to 20-20, he'll be in a great review days," Roberts said. "But I would assume another 2-0-0. But we're gonna make sure we talk to this and get with the training stuff as well."

The Dodgers' skipper added that O'han's time problems, which are the primary reason for O'han's absence from the second, are "behind us," as he has not only owned a 4-0, one-adjusted 20-0 mechanic.

"That's more of the pitching department, but I do know that the land — and the land being closed versus opening up a 100-0-0! more — looks a little bit of pressure off O'han's time," Robret said.

"That's why this live and far from our good," Roberts' team, the many more usually being hitters and you can think of me if the mechanic — how they play!

Fat contract weighing Tucker down

[Because, from 1973, that expected of Tucker, it was that only so much was

That was a word given to me.) And it obviously didn't help him find his briefing on Dodge, because he still hasn't a parent's action.

Among 15 times a week, just in the mean that 10.5m to help out team sets and peddlers better for the guys in the clubhouse and the franchise come to the

games," Tucker said Friday. "It's not a sport, I mean," Tucker is a team leader this year. But that is not, we're still just a month and a half left and I'm sure that being up, so it's not over yet."

The next 10 minutes, our "poor Kite Tucker" as he displays — but actually now — is to give us our 100-10m position on closing in.

But too can wonder if it was a poor decision in the Dodgers, with all of their top flight return league outfield prospects, to subject us clearly.

We can ask whether they should have taken into account the overall roadtrip in a case where they were asking to carry the weight of a contract on onehand, the should be embarrassed by it — which is how Tucker looks. These are the hardest to venture in the trip ever, arm night—and we're there

Dave Roberts, 2nd, 2020

FREE. A $6.00 $7 addition Kyle Tucker, touring, has but often a yanger, hasn't yet looked like a true Dodge.

moves all the Dodge's do business in the 2nd year.

Tucker said hasn't looked like a true Max Dodge or the brilliant "best" after it's all loose — especially not here at L.A.

When going into the 2nd Friday's 5-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, Tucker is hitting 200 with a .500 OPB of Dodge Roaders.

He went to be 2-0 after Dodge's last investment, where even a game of the 2nd might be taken outside the mind.

Overall, we's had 6 rough in the outfield too, where that wasn't finding Max. Tucker's 2-0 winning players is overall defensive. (and was then short 500 in 10

10-eight finishes this season. At present, it doesn't help that Tucker is one of two-highs profile Dodge's 2-0-0 match so why.)

All that down Edman that has hitters from seven 100-10m and just seven games this season is for seven shots on the injured list — Tucker and Max, head 5-0 again. For the highs by 2-0 or of a combined 100-10-0 line.

With the Dodgers are 2-0-0. The team the only 2-0-0 is not on the backball, with two times more than the Milwaukee Brewers.

And on the road, Tucker has 2-0-0. The Dodgers start off their money's worth, hitting 270 with a .400 OPB.

So after Wednesday's 2-0-0-0 game to close out a sweep in Colorado, Tucker came home and tried the sweep to the 2-0-0-0-0-0-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2

That's trying to get in good mating tonight, good at back. "I'm said. That's trying to have guys over, get guy in, doing past to try to win."

The crowd justly opened the Friday, giving Tucker a second win in the 2nd. A filter on another than one on a round-3 line the dropped to a 2-0-0-0-0-0-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2

He said, "I'm not going to get a mating tonight, good at back. I'm said. That's trying to have guys over, get guy in, doing past to try to win."

The crowd justly opened the Friday, giving Tucker a second win in the 2nd. A filter on another than one on a round-3 line the dropped to a 2-0-0-0-0-0-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2

The crowd justly opened the Friday, giving Tucker a second win in the 2nd. A filter on another than one on a round-3 line the dropped to a 2-0-0-0-0-0-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2

The crowd justly opened the Friday, giving Tucker a second win in the 2nd. A filter on another than one on a round-3 line the dropped to a 2-0-0-0-0-0-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2

Kasten reiterates that the Dodgers are not for sale

By Josephine Bross

Dodgers president, Max Kasten, wants to make 6-time UAL majority owner Mark Walter will not sell the bags.

Following Walter's decision on all the majority make the Kasten, questions about the majority ownership of the Dodgers were raised about the company's financial difficulties, which include a federal probe of his businesses. But Kasten said, "And have no effect on Walter's majority ownership of the Dodgers."

"The Dodgers are not being sold," Kasten said. "They're not going to be selling the Dodgers. That's where we get them. We're not growing that has been started to sell the Dodgers. We're not going to be wanted to take to be close because this question keeps coming up. I understand the questions. I do. The Kasten thing was what we could get to, one of those one-of-a-kind things. Ready has been to the end of the 2000s happening with (the Dodgers) on the other side."

"I wanted you to hear it definitely," 90-per cent sell big the Dodgers. 90-per cent buying with our plans going forward. But we always have to be able to get the Dodgers. Mark, they going to about continuing to try to win again, including next year, subject to whatever and you're not going to be able to get the Dodgers.

Kasten added that he doesn't expect the Dodgers' operation to be their right, describing the business as very stable, well managed, and (90%) very solid ownership.

Tucker's long-standing the Dodgers is part of the investigation. Kasten said he is not growing, who is over, you're going to realize (things) are being mischie-

scientists. You don't have to trust me, but I'm telling you."

When Kasten was asked about reports, Walter is trying to sell his trade in Precinct, which covers Cholera and 1,000 people of to-creator 70 deals with Charter Communications, he said. "I'm not going to be contented. Those things don't go together for a bunch of reasons I'm not going to get into today," Kasten said.

Kasten took a similar tone when asked about reports of Walter having to report business concerns.

I'm not in that part of the investigation," Kasten said. "Things are going to holdoff the serious demands of the Dodgers with that. I'm not going to all of them, don't need to know, don't need to know what one thing we are all certain about the reports and who is going to remain there."

Walter has additional ownership. Kasten's 1,000 Spedix, the Cadillac Formula One team, the Proton-stand, the McKinley League and the Billie Jean King Cup teams come.

I can tell you how the guy running the team, know what the Dodgers are doing, and what it can support in terms of revenues and on the basis of the company's going anywhere," Kasten said. "I feel that very strongly and Mark feels even stronger than I do. I'm sure that the company is going to be running it, but Mark, I think, is going to be running it, but that's it."

I think Mark has done an extraordinary job on, as owner, and sales never cared about it, providing the best experience in the 2000s. In turn owners, to make this project successful, Kasten added to the idea of it has been, helped that to continue for into the future.

Soon-Shiong says he would be buyer

The Times owner says he'll have entered if Walter does decide to

put Dodgers on block.

BY BILL BRANDT

Mark Walter is not selling the Dodgers, his people out. Max Kasten, the Dodgers president, said it again Friday. He went on a 2-0-0-0-0-0-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0

Walter was not selling the Kasten, either until he said deep did last week. And, what a 4-0-0-0-0-0-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2

On Friday, Boto-strong said through a representative that he wants to attempt to lead the customers most group should Walter decide to sell the team.

"We respect Mr. Walter, and we want to make 6-time we have not spoken with him," said Chuck Roberts, the top family attorney for the 2000s. "We are some point he would like to discuss the Dodgers, we would be very good, and we want to."

Walter's TWG (Rural) did not immediately return a request to comment.

The Dodgers could complete the 2000s, and that said. He follows — at the higher end, three times an eight-horse team, and the greater for a super league team — a high-ranking industry source told The Times on the condition of anyone.

In 1982, Boto-strong's placed firefighters' titanists, who were in the 2000s, and the Dodgers, with Colson as the controlling partner. Walter said his partners were the leading as 10.25 billion, with the 2000s. "I'm not going to be a Boto-strong and Colson."

In 1985, Colson bought

the New York 500's for $2.4 billion. The owner given a up for a super league team, $2.9 billion for the Olds. Philip Phelps, offending a 600-This week to an unrestricted group led by a married couple Jean E. Pelissano, the founder of Cleveland Capital in Santa Maria, with a 1.5-billion a three, six-quar and one-quar.

The owner given up for any North American sports team $12 billion, the value from the 2000s, and that unrestricted last week to which Walter agreed to sell group. The company's Dover chief Bob Igor and vestace nightclub Joshua Rooker.

American regulator and federal authorities are looking into whether certain financial transactions between various nations controlled to Walter were properly disclosed to investors and complied with regulations designed to protect them.

The cash — from the sale of the Kasten and other assets — is a good deal to make under scrutiny by regulators. It is an issue whether that would satisfy the federal agreement with the Federal Reserve Bank. The(k) Kasten and the(k) Kasten are the only legal and legal persons who consider without charge.

Boto-strong, a biotech billionaire, bought The Times in 1984 the bought Magic с Amazon. He stated in the 2000s that the company told The Times on Thursday Boto-strong does not have to sell his dealer in the team.

In 1982, Boto-strong completed buying, 4001, the gross and other business income of the company's 2000s. King's the Galaxy and Crypto are down, 4000 owner and 4000 owner, and the company decided not to sell.

Boto-strong considered buying the Angel in 1982, in the whales between owner and owner, and the leading to would explore selling the team and deciding the following of the that he would not sell.

Boto-strong is bringing the Global Exports Games to Los Angeles at December 2000, and is bringing a Major League Web Hub expansion from time.

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SPORTS EXTRA

A TIMES E-NEWSPAPER EXCLUSIVE • SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2026

Photo by The New York Times

CENTER FIELDER: Alok Thomas runs out of the batter's box during his Dodgers debut, when the former Diamondback drove in a run in L.A.'s 4-0 win on Saturday.

Thomas and Skubai, a win-win for Dodgers

STUFF AND WIRE REPORTS

Alok Thomas is used to playing center Skubai Dodger Students. Over parts of five seasons with the Arizona Diamondbacks, the 24-hole old, give an uproar to being bowed in L.A., all while watching baseball's latest dynasty take shape.

"Certainly because they always lasted me whenever I came out there in center field," Thomas said before Saturday's 4-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. "I was, like, 'Come on, guys, I'm Mexican too.' You don't have to cut at me, like, we're on the same side here."

"But, obviously — I doesn't matter where you're from. 'If you're not a Dodgers guy, you're not my guy.'"

Thomas, whom Arizona designated for assignment 20 games into the season before trading him to the Dodgers in May, is well, a

Dodgers guy now.

He was called up from triple-A Oklahoma City to Midwestern after center fielder Andy Pages continued a hand fracture after being hit by a pitch Friday.

"Great but in (and) great teammate," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said of Thomas before the game. "Rally good do brodie. Had a good shot with him earlier — he's happy to be back in the big leagues."

One could imagine how nice it hit the Thomas to hit an RBI single in the fourth inning of his first game with the Dodgers and the fourth fifth inning of the season.

He's been a little whizz," said Thomas, who has spent 20 games in Oklahoma City this year. "In the major glad to be back, and happy to help the team in any way shape or form."

Thomas looked solid in his primary role as a defender.

He also showed some hunks,

turning a should-be groundout, into a two-bagger in the eighth after an error by France first baseman Rafael Pizera Jr.

"Andy's a great player, and speedy recovery for him," Thomas said. "But I'm gonna (or and play my brand of baseball) that's why the Dodgers got me. So, yeah, I'm just gonna go out there and be myself."

Tuck Skubai and the Dodgers were themselves, too, after scrought start.

The left-hander goes up three runs and three hits in the first. But Skubai recovered to earn his first win with the Dodgers, giving up five hits and hit king out if ever sent to innings to earn a standing win, four upon his exit.

Trevor Hermitz, who entered with two Bills over his past 20 games, put the Dodgers on the board with a run-scoring single in the fourth. Ralph Kavalane, Thomas earned his RBI, shrinking the

Pirates lead to 3-1.

Pittsburgh starter Jared Jones, a Whittier native, lasted four innings. He gave up two runs on three hits with five strikeouts. Pirates reliever Yohan Ramirez struggled in his place.

Epic Tucker ended his 6-hole 20 drought at home with a go-ahead, two-run single off Ramirez in the fifth.

Rebecca Ryan Phillips, Jack Dwyer and Tanner Scott combined for two shutout innings. Dwyer struck out Oneil O'Connor's right-hand for top of the eighth with a runner on third, fighting off the Pirates' final path.

The Dodgers are victors of five drought games for the first time since late May.

—JOSEPH ROSE

Johnson leads Angola' one-hitter vs. Rangers

Rookie Ryan Johnson earned a

no-hitter into the ninth inning for second time this season and three Angola pitchers combined for a one-hitter in a 10 win over the Texas Rangers.

Johnson (57) struck out three in a seven high seven innings and won for the first time since July 8. He gave up only Cody Freeman's leaded single in the ninth inning and two walks with a hit buffer. On June 20, the 24-year-old right-hander three 6-1 innings of no-hit ball in beating Baltimore 3-1.

Rookie Ryan Watson followed Michael Palmer and recorded his second runs.

Jack Yeo went three for five with two doubles, a triple and two runs two nights after giving five for six at Houston. The Angola (63.78) beat the Rangers (64.46), who are competing for a playoff year, for the eighth time in Japanese play-off.

Johnson defeated left-hander Cody Bradford (5.1) in a man-trap of Dallas-Fort Worth players.

Sparks hold off Sun's late comeback to end six-game losing streak

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Kae Sturrell scored 20 points and the Sparks ended a six-game losing streak with a 77-68 win over the Connecticut Sun on Saturday night at Crypto.com Arena.

Nanka Ulyanmiko, who announced his retirement on Wednesday, had 8 points and 1 rebounds for the Sparks (0.14), but this career double-deeded. Rena Wheeler also had 2 points and Deacon Shanks had 10.

Sangra Brown scored 10 points off the bench to lead the Sun (0.27), who were without Brittany Griner (knee) and Aaliyah Edwards (ankle). Leila Lacon added 10 points and Kennedy Ranks 10.

The Sparks who give up 95.6 points a game, held the leagues worst offense to 8 points twice six average after giving up 124 points to Atlanta on Thursday. The Sparks did that despite giving up 10 points on 25 runs were.

A three-pointer from Wheeler at 6.12 of the fourth quarter produced a 77-65 lead that the Sun ended at 20 drought for a single-digit deficit with less than two minutes to go but missed their last five shots.

The Sparks led 44-84 at half-time.

Connected for four of 10 shots while the Sparks bounced back to make nine of 12 shots in the third

quarter to boost the lead to 66-68. Stanley was special early in the fourth quarter when she flung her right-hand back while leading out Rangers Deets and remained her at the par.

So that was called as Beers went down for an six went to the bottom room the play was reviewed. Beers was given a loose ball foul while Stanley received a flagrant 2 foul for unnecessary and excessive contact.

ALA Galaxy lose early lead, tie in Montreal

Daniel Rios scored his first goal in MLS and Prince Owens also scored a goal for lead Montreal in a 2.2 for with the innings on Saturday night.

Goalkeeper J.T. Marcinkowski was shown a red card in the 48th minute, was replaced by Novak McCove and the Galaxy played a mass down the road of the way. The Galaxy have a red card in three consecutive games.

Owens scored his career-high thing 28th goal this season to make 8 3-2 in the 76th minute. The 28-year-old forward, who also scored 25 goals for Montreal last season, has a goal in four consecutive

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KAE BURRELL, senior, passes to Ariel Athina in front of Connecticut's Diamond Miller, bottom, and Leila Lacon during the Sparks' 77-68 win Saturday. Sturrell had 20 points to lead the Sparks.

games and scored seven goals in the past seven.

Montreal (8.0-5) has a season-long four-game unbeaten streak.

Robbie Barnes Jr. and Mace Podolsk each scored a goal for the Galaxy (8.0-7), who had beaten him. And 1-0 on Wednesday to break a six-game winless streak.

How made his debut for Montreal and opened the evenings for 36th minute. Matty Langerall played a low ball into the area from the right side that was pursued by Marcinkowski at the front goal before Rios tapped it the rebound from point-folled range.

Ramos scored his first career MLS goal in the 28th. On the

counter attack, Kirsty Furuhashi played a first-track shot off across from Robert Taylor that was stopped by goalkeeper Thomas Otiler, but Ramos slammed home the softback to make 0.11.

Sneaks back-hered a shot from the center of the area into the net to give the Galaxy a 3-1 lead in the 48th minute.

Denis Bonanga scored late in the second half and beat LGBT (8-7-5) onaged with a 1-1 draw after trading the Portland Timbers for 70 minutes.

David De Torka took a pace from Kristoffer Velde in the fourth minute and scored his third goal

this season to give Portland a 1-0 lead that it carried into the 76th minute.

That's when Bonanga used assists from Jude Terry and Aaron Long to beat the score with his 25th goal of the season.

Portland forward Vincent Jammer, who entered in the 48th minute, picked up yellow cards in the 48th and third minutes of stoppage total to save the Timbers down a man.

But, James Patterson finished off a 10-race night for Portland (8-8-4) — including his final run on a shot by Bonanga in the final minute of stoppage time — to keep it tied.

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FRONTMAN CHRIS ROBINSON DISCUSSES THE RANDY SKY SINCLAIR (BUT NOT THERE KITS)

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A 2026 2027 2027 OF tenders up hands overcome he drops, so the Black Crower did no little talk, she side after her/hers Chris and Rich Robinson dissolved the Southern rock group they'd formed in Atlanta at the mid-50th. Some even play together long enough to make a new record, so the Crowers managed to do with Eddie well-tremmed "Brightness Bastards." What's relatively rare in music so he screened hand to quickly follow up a comeback album with a second one. The final value: the Robinson did this true when they dropped "A Pound or Pwaltzes," the Crower fifth single LP, behind which they beat their down last Monday night at the McGrawed Steel. Almost all the show, Chris Robinson, 18, called them the reach to hit the album behind the office hands songs.

HARD TO HANDLE

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There are some songs of Oke that I couldn't do justice, but if one or I did that ring my score— well, we didn't even know how were gonna have current—I had had am I gonna drag? "I'm Born Loving You The Long?" "Start to Sluggish," it's slowly, it's lighthearted. And I loved the break: "Pretty little thing, let me light your candle." So I took it to George Deakin him, my producer, and I said, "I think we could do this." George is the one who opened it into "Walk This Way"—we put it in the same rhythmic space Oke' woman enough, but we really couldn't swing at the time.

So "Hard to Handle" would something you were playing live early on?

No, we bought it in for the record. Being from George and Oke's song from George, it was

important to us that people know this is where we're coming from. Two actuators say, "Jadea, Redding and her family wanted us to they," he is not a trouble March and we had an afternoon in the great man's study. They have all this awards and guitars and stuff and the entire allspace he had on when the plane crushed. An urban times in our career, we've been like. "P—do we have to pair Ward to Handle" again! We'd jam at the end or try all these things to make it sound different. But as the years have grown, we just play it! So way it is supposed to be.

George's engineer, Bron- das O'Brien, played the guitar solo in "Hard to Handle." Why?

We had Jeff Coan, but not half and gave back to Nashville. And Rich didn't play solo back time. That changed, but on the time he was the rhythm guitar player. So it was out at the end! We needed that most such potatoes solo, and Bron- das could try it. I saw him on some good set saying we were in L.A. and we were gonna call Black. I'm like. "We we weren't — you did the solo in Atlanta on Rich's Les Pals."

"Shake Your Money"

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BOBBINSHOW written songs with the guitarist brother.

Maker" came out on Rich Bideirs, Ted Ameri- can said, and he's even that an expensive pro- ducer. Did Bob do any- thing on the album? No.

All right. I've had strong honest. George and David in Rich's house — I was in the basement — but the most I saw of him at the time was this tracing to get off hard at Carter's with them cleaning. He did come to a common race with Andrew Dea Clay. We were called Crowns Charles at the time — we weren't just in Black Crowns. Rich and George were like. "You can't probably need to change your name," and Andrew Dea Clay gave. "You shouldn't hang it to Blinky Purse." I said. "Why don't you stick to the cigarette over your head, and I'll handle that?"

SHE TALKS

TO ANGELS

(2/27) For "Money Maker's" Jew's trough, the band released this darling poche bullied about a sextent of ragging as it's of up addiction.

Were you not want to reveal a coffee side? The only trepidation would've been two aces- this was the power bullied era of all the hair-metal hands.

Poison with "Every Rose Has the Three" and so on.

Every band had one. These were hair-metal hands that only had power bullied — five house or some hand with 5Th century French artificial hair.

Everything but the lace crawn.

Everything but anyone songwriting Look. Don't re-people too — I get it. But we wrote a bullied out of the minority of men we were feeling, you know? We were working in "Wild Biscuit" and "Dark Bird of the Biscuit" or "Airtel World." The power bullied was a device for rock bands, but we didn't use it as that. We used it as pure capora- tion.

Felton about the the song title. My interest in writing and blindness received around other themes. Another: I was the Beats or Paul Bowles or whatever. There's drug and malaria and pain. In skin glory and misemp- proved the true heart— I think it is the smag is a sad story but it's re- maint. There's no moral plot to — no resentment and the character or the plot between they find themselves in.

How'd you come by that approach?

Reading. My mother, who had passed away a few weeks ago, also gave me a great job. I'm dyslexic, and my mom in the early "Pets the Deep Roads, and a few something was up with me. I went to school three times a week after school for years to learn how to read, and when thatเรียนed, that was everything. My life was, it's terribly boring. Rich Bideirs with Deanig at Carter's sounds and ing compared to Chris Robinson and the used socialness of my life.

"Angels" is full of vivid shouts. We look at that in the woman's pocket, for malware. Who were the songwriters that taught you how to create an image?

It all starts with Rich "Awele and know that a long front for most of the says" — like what? But I'm a funny Brian for me sure! The the word lyers to show, like "Chicken Line Saga" from "The Mammoth Signal" 兼es Chicks was really up. The first Big Star was the first get from hands on in the early '60s war. Yet "As a matter of fact, the first show we ever did. Rich and I played "Nightline" from that record.

On the strength of "Money Maker," the Crowns were mentioned for best sure artist at the Grum- sage in 1936. You didn't want it.

A theme that continues to exist.

You remember who did? I've an Harrah Carey I think.

Current. Good for her. Rich and I did not think what that had to be done. And I remember Mr. Maramor attending something, even thing with Pepie. I met Mr. Marmor, a couple of things. Amazingly cool put.

What do you and Mar- mor let the same person? I'm not allowed to talk about that.

No, I'm serious — I can't talk about it.

REMEDY

(2/27) The Crower's sophomore album, "The Southern Alamsony and Blackout Bengalooos," according that songwriting read "A lot now, what is this choreopnealization manuvalide coughet "Baby, baby, who can't you sit still?" Who killed the front out on your shoots with?

I was in Philip a few weeks ago, in Bittleshouse Square, and I used to my friend. "That's the front that I opened my window one year day on tour, and there was a small time." The room was on the fifth floor or something, and I wanted to be the head there into the glass. I was in a series of early black rock songs, and I was solidly at my imagination true. Who killed that their life, au- did. I "the rest of it's made up, but I had to see the story for the final seven- ing to kick off the thought.

There's some great litterings here between you and your back ground singers — really drawn out the R&B in the band's sound. For us, it's distinctive. I'm appetite a lot of Pleasands, a lot of Prizes, a lot of the Rap Band. One of my first recoverly must Carnes on the "Maguire Woman" tour — stand-bleming. My singing is far more chicks out than it is needed: a lot of the time. What's my playing with the Forty last summer. Blesses "One came down, to the Hollywood Bowl to do." From Rina A. Butler, "He was like..." What she's it is?" I said. "I don't know," He's like. "You've been out with, he do! Have weeks, and you don't know what isn't he sang a lot" I said. "Blesses, am you ready? I've never know what she's a song is in."

"Remedy" spent it straight weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's rock radio showing that a three-page stock behind it was the Buddle's Club Popper "Under the Biscuit" And I am think — I never look up, didn't off.

STING ME

(2/27) The beer that eventually is a club? "Beverly," how "he top spot"? The Crowns' second single, from "Southern Alamsony."

It's an close to a protest song as we once got. Con- curt to it: the 'No were wild, man — we were seeing and being a punk head up on kids. But we were also seeing a blackhead path often to ward below and philosophies that you've given me really looked at with any depth. So "If you feel like a cat," Stan- dom't you deny it!

There's something dip- pery about the riff — it takes a second of figure and when the one is. It'll give it hell — it's funky to leave. "Shake Your Money Maker," was my straight — click tracks to put the drum track to gerber, now play the bass over that I had thick flats. We just weren't great at that point. By the time we're in the middle with

"Bring Me," though. God's one take down the Rare! We made "South- ers Harmony" to eight days.

You can hear the effort of burning played a few heard of it just.

I'm glad I've say that. New bands are like. "I don't want to go on the road — I'm gonna take a metal at each house. Can you imagine in 1951, you're in one of the big songs, and I'm not told, and your is like. "Hey man, I gotta mild out!" Get the I—out of here.

You "Bring Me" video was filmed at the Great Alamie Pre Festival in 1950. What's the most played as part of your artificial sound legible and the most popular like to now these efforts measured music degree? My main review within that, if my own was a great riff, I'd just we're in a many-greedy place — that it won't take your life now if the public and you ever and there's a touch in your author's first time to realize. Being arrested out I just almost like some wishes a offering house created. It's that new year in the system, I many, ask any recopte albeit community — those drug laws were put on the books to keep you down.

PHARMACY

CHRONICLES

(2/28) Over a shuffling country there proves, Robinson sings about "periless", "Brennapper and me" in Rice clanked down in French of Pwaltzes.

Would you have to reason that, after you get back together, you and Rich would release two of Some to transform it again?

I don't know about that. But have Rich and I get one devices, and that's what we do. Our whole society also they world wasn't because I could sing at the van a great guitarist — wanted to write songs. I'm serious, and always I'm going to probably out of those songs — there's a few things periods! And I think Rich would say "be same thing for himself. But" there's just something about the inspirational get from Rich to playing that makes an a successful songwriting team.

"Paar many Chronicles" has some bootlegged windows to it. I'm not one you could have written it as younger man.

I think that's trivial time. It's making fun of yourself in a way — like some of the music and in the bowels of the time- not taking the making off and wondering what it all means.

Do you think your voice has changed many with your perspective? Of course, my voice has changed — through any of the other "through- abuse. I can't tell the super highest sense I could as a young person But we will sing the old music and the great ways. No! that I know what there does not.

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7 films that reveal a quieter side of director Ridley Scott

ALTHOUGH HE IS BEST KNOWN FOR SPECTACULAR EPICS LIKE 'ALIEN', 'BLADE RUNNER' AND 'GLADIATOR', THE FILMMAKER OFTEN WORKS ON A SMALLER SCALE, AS IN THE UPCOMING 'THE DOG STARS.'

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NICOLAS CAKE and Alison Lehman in "Manchurian Men," directed by Ridley Scott in an intimate register.

HERRARE, broadly speaking, was Ridley Scott's.

There's Big Ridley, the visionary filmmaker of large-scale epics who has spent nearly 30 years covering some of the most indelible worlds in modern movies. He is the Ridley was unleashed a screenwriter, aboard the Nocturne or 'Alain' (1970), conjured the short span Los

Angeles of "Blade Runner" (1982), constructed ancient Rome in "Shadistic" (1994) and plunged American sci-fiworlds (the chaos of Megadithra in "Black Hawk Down" (2002). Big Ridley commands antero-civeteau, health enormous with and thrilling riffing edge visual effects to create great, full of the "little" — or never did. His movie have ground roughly 10 billion worldwide.

Then there's Small Ridley. Small Ridley is the director who brings the volume stemmed just a few people from and comes. Sometimes that remains a positively smaller movie. Other times the canvas can still be once more, what's small is the intimate story Scott: the man is old without it.

"But often, how the pitch tale of Scott has been there from his first feature, BTV's 'The Doodists,' which sets an obnoxious two-man lead against the sweep of the 'Baptist' Wars. Scott's latest film, 'The Dog Stars,' in New York Friday, is not either a panicked, but signed out most of humanity. That might sound like Big Ridley territory had the movie, adapted from Peter Beller's 1982 novel, keeps its because a small band of survivors, including a plot (Jacob Blood) being at an abandoned airport with a heavily arrested survival (Josh Brodie). With almost everyone else gone, the short scenes down to people trying to figure out how to live with one another at the end of the world.

At 80, Scott is still coaching out movies with little apparent interest in slowing down. This fall, the academic will give him an insurance Oscar and he's got plenty of Big Ridley on deck, including a picture movie starring Hugh Jackman and, hopefully, his long-seeded take on the Bee Gees.

But with "The Dog Stars" as an excuse, we decided to spend some time with Small Ridley. The movie following movies aren't a ranking of Scott's best and they aren't necessarily his smallest. You could make a case for "Black Bait" (2000). While the call (2000) or plenty of others. But these never are a good place to start. Some such among Scott's most acclaimed films, others are still being argued over. Together, they reveal a lot of side of the filmmaking that can easily get overshadowed in a career this big.

THE DUELLISTS

With "Alien" and "Blade Runner" just around the corner, it's easy to overlook Scott's astonishingly assured feature detail, which was him the prize for best first film at Cinéma. Based on a Joseph Conrad story, the period shows it down two officers in Napoleon's army: Bette Carradine and Harvey Bates, whose father quarrel condemns them to 20 years of repeatedly trying to kill each other. Scott was already unmistakably a visual artist—three-story, landscape-and-landfall interiors often look like paintings come to life — but he also seems keenly aware of the absurdity of it all. Bates's Personalways provoking the brief, Carradine's D'Hubert recognizes its madness that remains too bonnish to be more code of honor to walk away. Wary to the end of Napoleon (into satellite) and these two men remain prisoners of a daily neither seems capable of sweating.

SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME

A box-office Day that divided colors, this sleek, sensibly charged romantic thriller remains an intriguing detour in Scott's career, playing more like an old man, give more a think 'My Words' or 'Fatal Attraction' — than the kind of film he was known for making Tom Berenger plays a married Kjærne cup assigned to prolect wealthy Manhattan murder witness Mike Rogers, while a pre-"Superator" Lorraine Bruce's portrayal, he will be in new waiting at home. An Berenger and Rogers are drawn into an affair. Scott plays up the cost and between her wealthy Tigner East (late world) and his working class life in an order borough. But it's Bruce's who keeps the movie honest, making the wronged with more than a shock time ever and giving the affair consequence to the movie can't romanticize away.

THELMA & LOUISE

Scott originally intended only to produce this one, a film built around a female friendship that hardly seemed an election fit to him as a director. Calin Myrrett's screenplay takes the traditional male mythology of the American road movie and hands the lens to two women: Thelma (Gonna Doris), a timid Arkansas housewife, and Louise (Susan Bernadett), a more worldly madman. Their musical getaway takes a violent turn, sending them into the wilderness in Louise's Thunderbird. Both Oscar-nominated, Bates and Bernadets play beautifully off each other. Many analyses in one moment, frightened or hit from the next, Scott makes glorious use of the open road and the Western landscape, even as Thelma and Louise find themselves running out of places to go.

MATCHSTICK MEN

This official run-man comedy pairs the director with Nicolas Cape, an actor who came out to be an unexpectedly good fit for him. Cape plays first, a gifted son artist with obsessive-compulsive disorder whose lies, phobias and subversive rituals have turned his remarkable home into a tortious, natural life world. Sam Burknot (piano Frank, his driver, more outgoing partner — he gives Cape's tightly wound performance someone to do what he's been doing. The director has a teenage daughter, Angela (chance Lehman), who throws the partially ordered life into chaos. The son supplies the plot, but the movie's really about what happens when people who have a living start trusting one another.

AMERICAN GANGSTER

At close to two-and-a-half hours with a story that stretches from Harlem to Boreham Asia, 'American Gangster' hardly seems like Small Ridley at first glance. But honorable to speak, the movie is essentially a two-man character study. Boren Balbaro's script unfolds along parallel tracks. Pasteliana Harlem drags out Frank Louise (Denzel Washington) builds his empire while Richie Roberts (Ronald Owen), the rampant, dogged-up trying to catch him, builds his race. He's a long stretch. It's like watching two heavyweight fighters circle each other round after round without throwing a punch. Only in the final set does Scott bring Washington and Owen together and the confrontation we've waited for turns out to be ten formidable men sitting across a table, using each other up.

THE COUNSELOR

Putting Ridley Scott with Gonna: McCarthy for the acclaimed novelist's first original screenplay wonderful for a car's many-eyes-whom, especially with a slanted cast that included Michael Paudenkofer, Brad Pitt, Javier Bardem, Fred (see Oscar and Cameron Diaz. What could be been a man's story) is the thriller that is thoroughly changed. 'The Times' Kenneth Turner called it an 'extremely unpleasant piece of humane,' though the movie has since found its share of debodery. Paudenkofer plays a wealthy Texas lawyer whose decision to get involved in a drug deal puts him in the path of a powerful cartel. Much of the movie consists of Paudenkofer sitting with Pitt and Bardem as they talk commonly about the dangerous world he's gotten himself into. The hands of violence are brief. Most of the romance comes from simply listening to these people and long before about death, but and the consequences of bad decisions.

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CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER shot his women as J. Paul Getty in nine hours before replacing an actor.

ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD

Scott had already blatched shooting his thriller about the 1973 kidnapping of teenagers J. Paul Getty 22 when sexual misconduct allegations outlawed against Kevin Bower, where he had an additional J. Paul Getty. Rather than share the movie, Scott — not the problem actor — on place from with Christopher Plummer and under 12, seems just Jewish before it has the richest. Plummer's Getty is important and withholding, refusing to pay the income he has kidnapped grandsons and seemingly one and that anyone would agree him to. Despite its global testing kidnapping just, much of the movie's tension comes down to people in terms trying to persuade an old male Cuper with his money. Plummer, then 68, earned an Oscar nomination for a performance shot in just nine days. Scott has 69 when he pided the whole thing off. Bomehow he made it look easy.

SUSAN SARANDON, left, and Gonna Doris-owned Oscar nude for their title roles in "Thelma & Louise."

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ALABAMA SHAKES BACK TO DREAMING BIG AND BOLD ONCE MORE

WITH SINGER BRITTANY HOWARD LEADING THE CHARGE, THE BAND RECONVENES FOR ITS FIRST ALBUM IN MORE THAN A DECADE WITH MUCH TO SAY ABOUT LOVE, NATURE, AI AND A FRAYING AMERICAN DREAM. MIKAEL WOOD POP MUSIC CRITIC

THE FIRST time Alabama-Bhalen came to Los Angeles. Brittany Howard bought a longboard. This was in the early 1980s, as the fiery soul-rock band was beginning to savor from a small town in the Deep South to high-profile gigs at the Grammy Awards and the White House, even back then, the group was present in no one's energy vintage that Howard found it useful to have an outlet after she was to "kind of come down," as the singer and guitarist point it man.

The house, still clean?

The house are feeling brittle? "The house are feeling strong," she replies. "I just don't want to feel there."

A decade and a half after that initial visit, Howard and her fellow Bladen — guitarist Skunk Pogg and bassist Zac Cockrell — are back in L.A. on a recent afternoon, gathered in a West Hollywood hotel auto to discuss their new album, "I Must Be Dreaming." Due out Friday, it's the band's first LP since the first ever received in 2024 after a severe year break, during which Howard launched an acclaimed solo career that encompassed collaborative music with Ron Ever and the Occamming film composer Ludwig Geransson. Nothing too dramatic to follow up the Bladen in 1988, nor has their retract been accompanied by much hoopla, deserved their attention not to invite back drummer Steve Johnson, which we'll get to in a minute.

"I don't know about 'come-back,'" Howard says when he comes to the hotel after the band's reunion. "What y'all think?" she asks Pogg and Cockrell, who's whom respond with quiet clivage.

Yet "I Must Be Dreaming" reveals a group still threatening with creative purpose. The music, which takes up over and nature and a society in peril, expands the Bladen' rooity scientific family and unexpected directions; instead of a throwback from a band whose last album came out at the tail end of the Obama era, the record look has a history of no darker, more anxious age. It also frames the Bladen, all in their late 30s or early 40s, as a

'I was just like, "Do y'all want to go down there and play some songs?" And they were like, "Hell yeah."

— Bill O'Leary, 'Blowback, of getting Alabama Shakes back together

kind of generalist and bridge between influential One & group's drummer and Waco and adventurous One if up-and-counter such as Gwen and Matthew Lee.'

Although we wanted the same things, Howard sings over Cockrell's creeping bass line as the rooity "American Dream," which goes on to renounce some of those would be blush — music, love, happiness, opportunity, business — before Howard she had served! "I must be dreaming," he "another Life." Pogg's guitar trembles and clangs as Howard insures on the country, makes it a lot of her-hatership. "The Time" finds the singer known for her

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betting vocals exploring her more delicate faded's support a spooky, lopsided beat that evokes the music of the late J. Gillis.

Susan Tedeschi, another powerful below-straum Tedeschi, True In Band will re-headline a handful of dates that month with Alabama-Bhalen, says Howard has "definitely created her own club," which she reckons has researched beyond rock to open pathways for young soul singers like Chris Dean.

"She's not afraid to talk about what it is like growing up because what it's like growing up as a gay woman," Tedeschi adds. "It takes courage to do these things, especially nowadays."

Howard, who grew up fishing and writing poetry in rural Athens, Ala., formed Alabama Shakes with the brief, a three-high school classmate, in 2008, at the time, the singer had to schedule band practices around her job as a mail carrier. The group's 2022 debut, "Besp & Gillis," drew comparisons to Tina Turner and Janis Smith and earned the Bladen a Grammy nomination for best new artist. And, What's not, there are four as an opening act while President Obama invited the band to take part in an all-star tribute to Memphis soul music.

"Sound & Color," which came out in 2013, was somewhat artier but met with even greater success, tapping Billboard's album chart and winning three Ornamers. At that year's Lella pulsons festival in Chicago, no less an admirer than Paul McCartney brought Howard on stage to help him sing the Boulder "Del Rock." After a few more years of having, though, the band split primarily to Howard could pursue her solo work.

Yet by late 2016 — not long after she disrupted an LP. "What Now," inspired in part by a device — the singer had

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FRONTWOMAN Brittany Howard, guitarist Skunk Pogg, above, and bassist Zac Cockrell are back in action with their new album "I Must Be Dreaming," releasing on Friday.

started thinking about the Bladen again. So when a friend in Tuscaloosa asked her to play a benefit concert that December, she used the opportunity to reach out to Pogg and Cockrell.

"I must put the," he "y'all want to go down there and play some songs?" Howard remembers. "And they were like," Brill says.

Rare the soft-spoken Cockrell's film gig, "You're not making."

During the band's hiatus, the members had scattered slightly, with Pogg is north, Alabama Cockrell in Nashville and Howard just outside the country's music capital. Neither Tennessee realized ways to having much more than a million of the glitzy Lower Broadway district, where to entail a little from one bar to one bar, than a brand country star to another.

Where past would they hit it forout?

"The original one," Howard answers. "We were training the poorest business, I'd go to that one."

Pleased for the response to the show in Tuscaloosa, the Bladen looked a lengthy tour with stops at the Hollywood Bowl and New York's Paved Hills Road. The show, which is the Island Records co-chair who signed the Bladen after putting out "What Now," was to going into business with the reacclimated band want no fanfare.

"A lot of the stuff that came out around the same time the Bladen broke out, and we tried to me," Bishak says. "Whereas Brittany said this band sort of most in their own universe."

Yet the reunion proceeded without Johnson, the band's founding drummer, which pleaded guilty in 2023 to roasting a domestic violence protection order and who was arrested in 2023 on charges of child abuse. The charges were later dismissed — Johnson's lawyer said they stemmed from a "goanling incident" — but the Bladen asked for the drummer's resignation around the time of his arrest, according to a series of videos Johnson posted last year on Facebook, as it

founded by Alcorn. Howard says that while the band was true, "We decided to weren't gonna move forward with them. So, with us coming back together, that wasn't really part of the spasher."

Asked whether Johnson's legal letters made them think differently about the band's history, the three band members go about for a moment.

"With Blues, there's a lot of things that have been public about the 60," Pogg says. "Bones are true, some aren't true — for those proven innocent as court for some things. That's not antitussed. I think we're included with those in a way because of things we've done by the past, and I think we all care about those and want kids to be happy and like them."

With a new drummer in Noah, the band also has a Bladen recorded. "I Must Be Dreaming" in Nashville with a few of the above. Howard, who collaborated with the band, was only one solo records and also a recheck in the studio with Alcorn and Micky

Crow, as a band's hitter. Howard says that figuring out what she wanted to talk.

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about in her new songs took some time.

"It was kind of like I had to access what was percolating because part of me was looking at the world and looking a little shot down, as anyone would be," she says. "Having to open back up and access my feelings was quite the experience."

Her lyrics for American Dream were inspired by a track Cockrell sent her that bit

"dodgy and hard to wade through," as she put it, which brought to mind her concerns about the environment at a moment when President Trump is calling in palatonic regarding climate and energy. (The song name checks both the Environmental Protection Agency and a "pretty and pimped out" White House.)

"There's supposed to be this social agreement between an

and our government, and I feel like they've broken the social agreement," Howard says.

"They are in supposed to keep precluding we're in la la land and everything's gonna be great. And I just don't think that's realistic."

Those misgivings come through in the liquid edges of the band's handmade sound on "I Must Be Devancing" — a welcome approach when Al is put by making the way into music along with every other creative field.

Fogg admits he's "very negative" on the new

technology, which he says being used by musicians who try to reverse-engined songs created by platforms like those and "Olin." My whole thing is: When you are generative Al to come up with ideas, people forget what ideas were them and what ideas were the computer's," he says. "It's a very slippery slope."

"Just a sort (I know the other day: 'Howard pipes up,' and it has this feature on it where it

will read my text and then last somebody back for you. The 1-in that? Do people see this?" She shaken her hand.

"Obviously, I don't want a bagliless data system poisoning the earth," she says. "But it's also like: What even is art if it's something that could just be generated?"

With the new LP on the way, the band will lean further into those human qualities on the road, including a performance in late September at Eddie Voldier's annual Obama festival in Dana Point. Yet beyond the dates they have scheduled or in

the weeks, they've not quite sure what the future holds for a back-to-action Alabama illusion.

"We haven't really discussed it," Howard says. "I think we'll just have that conversation when the time arises.

Are they hopeful at least that they'll achieve what they want to before the robot's take over?

"Mad, I'm not gonna be a good robot servant at all," Howard says. "I don't know how to do nothing but this. Robots don't eat fish, so I can't fish for them, you know what I'm saying? I'm screwed."

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A GUIDE TO

DAVID LYNCH'S

LOS ANGELES

THE FILMMAKER ADORED HIS ADOPTED CITY — ITS LOVELY LIGHT, ITS SEARCHING SPIRIT, ITS NATURAL SETTING, ITS BUILT ENVIRONMENT'S DINERS AND ESTATES. ENJOY THIS WITH A MILKSHAKE AND COFFEE.

BY AMANDA KARROUTLY

NEW DAVID LYNCH moved from Philadelphia to Los Angeles in the summer of 1970, he was stunned by the sunshine that radiated onto the city — the “most beautiful light I’d ever seen in my life,” he wrote with Kristine McKenna in his 1980 memoir “Room to Dream.” In that book, he described his first morning walking out of an apartment on San Vicente Boulevard.

“I kept kind of moving around with my arms outstretched and I almost got hit by a car wandering into the street,” he wrote.

That light — and Los Angeles itself — continued to inspire and recognize the filmmaker and artist throughout his five-plus decades of calling L.A. home, until his death last year at the age of 70. In “Room to Dream,” he wrote about the “magical street” of Mulholland Drive and all its twists and turns. “It’s really got a history, and if you’re in Los Angeles long enough you start hearing stories about things that have happened out that got your mind going.” In another view with the Film监制, he told the story of the film that the film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing. The film is a good thing.

Much like L.A., the artistic legacy of Lynch to difficult to encapsulate — trying to describe his work is like attempting to explain a dream. His films so strongly defend categorization that they necessitated an oppression term: Lynchian.

Disenting to many, beloved by more, he refused to explain his work, allowing and challenging his audience to parse through it and rather their own meanings and discoveries. The reward, for him, was in the doing, in taking a day/dream and forming it into an idea that he could shape into something real in the world, blending the mundane and the macabre.

Here are some places around L.A. that offer a glimpse into Lynch's world

THIS DINER in Burbank was a longtime favorite of Lynch's, and face-pad to find a box after he died last year.

CLASSIC DINERS, ESPECIALLY

BOTH THE KEY BURNING

Lynch was tired of the straight-forwardness of a diner, and he considered them to be ideal for creative thinking and work meetings. In his book “Clothing the Big Fish,” he said: “I’d have a milkshake and sit and think. There’s a safety in thinking in a diner. You can have your coffee or your milkshake, and you can go off into strange dark areas, and always come back to the natty of the diner.”

One of the most viscerally terrifying events of “Mulholland Drive” takes place behind the dumpster at the abandoned Canal 4 diner in Gardena. And he liked having meals with his family at what is now the Disney's in-Sewer Guide, a place where aspiring cowboy actors once congregated. But the most significant place in Lynch's legacy is Bob's Big Boy in Burbank. He spoke of going to Bob's almost every day from the end: “No and like early 90s. In another row with Charlie Rose, Lynch claimed he saw a man at the counter who inspired the Frank Booth character in ‘Blue Velvet.’”

Lynch is now in a hotel in chocolate milkshake and coffee, the cold sugar and caffeine fuel that he ideas: his beloved £ 30 p.m. was the perfect time to order the milkshake, specifically “after the lunch rush when the machine had enough time to chill, the silver goblet would be treated when it arrives at the table, and the ice cream is almost like butter, like cold butter, it’s almost solid, and it

THE DISTINCTIVE

Director put and shot several of his films in Los Angeles, even using his compound as a location.

has specks of chocolate mill, and it almost gets a fresh end of when it arrives,” he said in a conversation with the Film监制师.

Young clients are trained photo of Lynch over the door of the Burbank location, indicating that he lives for the contact set was normal. After his death, Bob's became the de-la-lo location for fans needing to pay homage to the director, piled high with tobacco cigarettes, cans of Dixie, doughnuts, three-eyes and four-stained letters of gratitude.

Double Feature Art, New York

THE FOREST at Franklin Canyon Park was used for some shots in “Twin Peaks.”

FRANKLIN CANYON PARK

Franklin Canyon Park was once a summer retreat for the Johnny family, who built a Spanish-style home of the base of the canyon in the 1950s. The 400 acres were purchased by the National Park Service in 1980.

The mysterious woods are an essential element in Lynch's world of “Twin Peaks.” While the pilot for the TV drama and the film group “Fire Walk With Me” were filmed in Washington, and there's lots of events footage from the Pacific Northwest throughout the series, much of the show was filmed on Southern California snares and, and for the many interest that occurs in the woods, Franklin Canyon and its lush forest stood in. Lynch and co-owner Mark Frost, somewhat ecstatic, wonder to guide some viewers with the concept of the Black Lodge. The filming location of the entrance, known as Glastonbury there is the show, is in Franklin Canyon Park.

Double Feature Art, New York

THE HOUSE on Mount St. Mary's campus was a charac- ter's home in “Inland Ranges.”

JOHNN'S LUMINARIES

The Disney Roots

It is an interview with Charlie Rose, Lynch stated that “everybody is a director, and the unknown is a magist.” He invited his audience to look at a door and investigate what he has behind it.

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This philosophy (an to his connections left) at L.A. legacy over that contains its own symbiosis and concepts. On February family and its historic properties: The Greeting, and opulent Sydney Mansion, now part of the 88–26–Macy's campus, was built in 2000 by architects Theodore Dixon and former Marc Patriarch and citizens Bill Berkey and with Ritchie acquired the home in 300 and his DeVaux family made it their own home in 1997. Lytech, Lynch and the mansion as the home for Laura Devlin as her character is the 2000 film “Island Empire,” and also filmed an Armani commercial therein the 2010s.

THE PINK HOUSE, DAVID LYNCH'S COMPENSIVE IN HOLLYWOOD HILLS AND HIS FINAL RESTING PLACE AT HOLLYWOOD FESTIVAL

Now! The Lynch's components are all other "nourished" in nature were issued over all private would-toes, and not to be disloyal.

Discover, Lynch loved the old glamour of Los Angeles—the majestic Tower Theater in downtown Los Angeles was used to “MishraLandDrive,” “Island Empire” and “TwinPoker,” The Return. “His characteristics had to equally overremetly open to with the women of Mishraland Drive,” and from the grandson of the Ebbington apart-

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AN AN ART FELLOW in the 2070s, Lynch's core spiritously stayed in the mansion's studios.

Greetings Mansion

In the 1970s, Lynch was a blow at the work of the American Film Institute, based at Greetown Mansion at the time. He eventually took part in the 1980s, and then, concerning his music's production studio and occasionally, and illegally living there while he filmed his debut feature. “Basedกันok” He had to the first time to make his first choice in the character Henry. “I'll look myself in there to such a way that from the outside it looked as the one could possibly be made,” Lynch said in Mark Johnson's Birthday. “I win. Praise Reinstable Season.” “We'd put those special students up on the walk to deadso the sound for shooting and it was again.”

Greetown Mansion carried an air-clearency in itself. Built in 1968 in London Blackmoor, and a gift from Robert D'Amour to his son Fred and his family, the slightly flatter Revival was formerly a favorite tragedy. Mansion after morning, Red and his lifelong friend and personal secretary (Hugh Roberts), were found in a guest bedroom, within of a number minute. While their motives were never defaced to contain, the accepted belief was the tragedy was both to their involvement in the Trojan War. The most重要的 scandal and fantastic looming testimony that could be employed at the time.

The city of Beverly Millayan chancellor's grand known in 1963 and installed an underground reservoir, and located the property in the newly situated area of the Blackmoor in 1969 to fit a way, with the agreement that the school would maintain the property. Greetown was dedicated as a public park in 1971 and is now listed as the National Register of Historic Places.

L.A.'S TRANSFORMER IN

MEDITERRANE CENTERS

After teaching in Los Angeles, Lynch was a member of the Spiritual Regeneration Movement Center in Park's Minica and it affected his life. Here he learned the method of understanding with the Mishra, developed by Michael de Weyl, with the focus of seeking enlightenment. He tried meditation sessions was July 1, 1971, and from there, he practiced twice a day, every single hour.

Before I started meditating I worried that doing it would make me less my edge, and I didn't want to lose the fire to make stuff," Lynch wrote in "Reno's Forum." "I found the most common of the to name stuff and more happiness in the doing and they more of an edge. People think again in an edge, but anger is weathered from parents and families. I don't want to lose the fire."

Lynch became a staunch devotee of Chinese students and students and spoke about the positive effects he believed. I could have to overcome, particularly common, those suffering from PTSD and women who take up their own nature. For the first time, the David Lynch Foundation for Communications Board Board on and the 1980s, and the 1980s, is also children throughout the world the opportunity to learn to meditate. The foundation recommends several Chinese students like students to learn to meditate, including the center on Millward Avenue in Los Pitas.

ments (architect Charles Gault, RFP) to meet (mgr) endings in the light's light of the New White apartments (architect Ben Rice, West 200), that are that would have also improved PAX history. It's worth noting that the theater has been industrialized in the department. A beautiful achievement of preservation work, but it is hard not to see that a theater would be the new and think about a theme in Lynch's work the not only talking inside a changing America.

Personally, Lynch loved modern architects and the old, and he was at first sight with his home he purchased in the hall. His in the Hollywood Hills, The Pink House, as Lynch referred to it, was designed by Lloyd Wright. In for writer Beverly Johnson in 1963, Lynch nozema stoned Ben Wright. Lynch's son, and Frank Lloyd Wright's grandson, to add a profound pool house in 1963. He told the Wall Street Journal that he produced Lloyd Wright's work contain letters, explaining, "Lloyd Wright is more unusual. More pure. But just as beautiful."

The house is open, so faded against a stunt bill, beneath the actual Mishraland Drive, and has a native development plan that runs throughout the house, similar to the

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DOWNTOWN L.A.'S majestic Tower Theater was featured in several of Lynch's films.

Now at the "Pink House" old room, Lynch loved this house and spent one to five times in Los Angeles here, particularly in his later years. He graduated aided the neighborhood properties in forty what would become the Lynch compound.

When filming began on "Lord Highway," he struggled to find the right location for the home of the lead characters, Fred and Deane Madison. This are poor would be crucial to building that room and detail. Lynch then had an idea. He would use the detailed structure in his compound. He found more the interior and exterior of the interior windows, making it difficult for the characters to see the dangers of clog outside. "Some people open windows of houses, but I like short, thin and very thin, and windows," Lynch wrote in "Reno's Forum." "He is a plague (also a house and that things are different from nature.)"

For the next two decades, the compound was Lynch in-house space where the could create anything he imagined, including its 1990s era, study would be a part of a included station and its website, a تعاون for revised design (SP). Re-embossed the lead was the first issue of the play-sema, he was forced to educate during the disarmed lives January 2010, and died shortly after. David Lynch's final setting also is at Hollywood Fairfax, as much as the Parham's Lane where motives are shown, under the stars.

SALLY SIGGE, left, from London's National Portrait Gallery and the Getty's Blue Chapter conduct a technical analysis on "Portrait of Mac"

A CLOSER LOOK AT

A 17% MASTERPIECE

CONSERVATORS FROM THE GETTY AND LONDON STUDY JOSHUA REYNOLDS' PORTRAIT OF MAI' AHEAD OF DEBUT

BY ANTHONY KALISHALAND

REALLY, FOOT

census in the great 20th

century English portrait

pastor Joshua Reynolds recently made the

Bounty First London's

Museum in the City of the Getty Museum in Brentwood, where it will create its great West Coast detail and its history.

"The Portrait of Mac," which depicts a single looking young Tahirian man who arrived at London with Capt. James Clark in 1974, was a good city for the Getty two years ago in a celebrated and rare joint acquisition with 1970's after the previously written book was put up for sale by the Dublin-based owner for more than 400 dollars.

"Mai" has received the royal treatment since being expanded at the time of the 1970s. In the mansion's conservations room preforms a technical study that includes capturing new imaging, and upcoming payments and materials used by Reynolds. The team is also continuing any alterations that may have been made in the painting over the last 200 years.

The current status "Furnish meeting of the Getty—in a back room filled with other paintings, to alert you, comes of the falling museum—30/50's nothing conservative Early Magazine of the Getty's associate conservator of paintings, Karl Reimer, team examination of the painting which was first celebrated in 1774 at the Royal Academy in London.

The sensory peer closely at the various working handhand magnification for the pains is and bright light across the surface is under to shed the music on the guard and process Reynolds used to create the painting, which was made in the Grand Manner that defined the artist's work.

"Where we do these types of studies, we end up with different questions than we originally asked," Reimer said. "That's one of the things about such a condensed study proved that it seems little bit challenging."

The project is an example of the interoffice (place), "some traditional works that happened at the time at the Getty, and Catherine Patterson, a son of the late Getty Conservatives Institute.

"It's important to note that a large amount of the work of gathering that data is made over to bring in the art of the Getty, "Patterson said." Understanding what it means and what additional questions we have, it takes months.

The art of conservations isn't about changing the subject matter or making a classic in painting look now. It's about preserving the history that at the time, it's to be a daughter the artist's intentions and better understand what went into the past. Instead, reflecting the originality "Portrait of Mai" stands out for telling the story of the first Polymusic to tell Richard, and is a rare example of a Grand Manner painting that is a gemstone artist.

The artwork includes information between Hollywood buildings and West Coast art and is not just the inclusion of Mary role, tattoos and hand tattoos. The text is in突出 London, Maine was something of a celebrity among the aristocrats, and was made in the city of the Getty III.

"We watch for the art. It's not about us. We've been to serve the object of the art."

"We do not yet the best if nobody notices we've done anything," Haggis said. "But I often read a trivia about conservations in about art that had been made well and the name of the conservator is never mentioned."

The most telling details of the painting are revealed through technical analysis, using a number of as an art as a conservator's character tool—the handhand magnifiers known as up-to-date. The potency of discovery began with a chemical image analysis to better understand the molecular process.

It, my famous non-experience spy, so are identified the chemicals to extend a fast made up the painting, including lead. Before being a major species we go lead them and to measure how the materials interact with light. The soaps revealed multiple layers of paint and remediate areas, including black-hand placement and lead.

The research also revealed that the pygmatic Reynolds used con-tuberculosis work in correction, rather than a mixture or more research pygmatic.

"Reynolds is a celebrated someone that never is satisfied with what he's done," Haggis said. "And you can

THE FAIR study the layers of Joshua Reynolds' P. two names, revealing his metacadomous

really set that in this painting that he just can't drop—it's never finished.

Happily he the conservators, they work and showed that the painting doesn't require any kind of additional treatment.

"It's in very poor condition, especially for a Reynolds," Reimer said. "That's why we've neverາກຜyn in this technical study with the idea that, I find what treatment is needed for the future, it's actually infinite the treatment."

The work is ongoing. The next phase of the first dyinging the binding media and examining the past-later structure.

The research is ultimately about preserving what the painting represents: a new method of extraction of cultures, and friends thappanitis, senior curator of paintings at the Getty.

"It's not just a painting, it's also an anthropological artifact," Gasparetto said. "It talks about this incredible important moment of innovation, it's above, sometimes difficult, problematic."

The painting will make the L.A. debut on Sept. 1st with a private Polymusian focusing ceremony where guests will appreciate the living cultural traditions of Tzahri through music, dance and food.

While it's also using party, "Reynolds of Mai" will be displayed among other portrays of painting the Getty, including a team by Thomas Slankey, borough, Pompeo-Ramos, Francisco Piera, as well as sunglasses by Jean-Antoine Henders. Franz Slorz Mon-vers should, and Franco Hardenne's "Best, Best, Best and Best place of honor," Gasparetto said.

The painting will remain at the Getty, with the first in 2020, and, when the Getty will miss the renovations. The painting will then be transferred to the Getty "Macho about an annuities. It will again return to the Getty's historic request, just in time for the 2020 L.A. Olympics.

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7 GREAT L.A. SPOTS FOR BANDEJA PAISA

FEAST ON COLUMBIA'S MOST POPULAR DISH AT RESTAURANTS ACROSS THE CITY

BY ANGELA OSORIO

EAST WEDELLER, and everyone will tell you to try one dish: bandeja paisa. ▼Trandated as a "country-pale tuna" tree 5 feet the hundred-seat platter at any restaurant in Colombian second-largest city. The spread is loaded with savory red beans. While rice, ground feed is grilled-stead, a long, curved strip of crispy, chicharrón, chorizo, morcilla (blood sausage), a fried egg, golden chow of sweet plantain, a mola, arepa, and a slice of avocado. ▼Though its origins lie in the mountainous, coffee-growing region of Antio-

quia, the tree has home of the paisan-claimed from the Spanish word for countryman, the dish is bakery, oiled and eaten across the country. It's a hearty lunch-tonal meant for one person, a combination of flavors and tortures that transport to a straight to Melodillo, known for its rich coffee landscape, blooming flowers and eternal spring weather. ▼The bandeja paisa is the seat of the Colombian, visit to Elमान Restaurant, owner of State's Colombian Food & Lainsdale. ▼The dish is believed to have started as a filling, nourishing meal for indigenous child workers, providing strength to get through a day working in the fields. "There's a gathering of various dishes to make a bandeja paisa," said Omar Gutierrez, owner of Arapalo Colombian in Badondo Beach. ▼Over 40,000 Colombian live in L.A., according to the Los Angeles Almanac. "Three thousand miles from home, the city is host to several Colombian restaurants, food trucks and even a rooftop night market is shown on L.A. ▼From a long-handing restaurant in Larchimont to a favorite for modern Colombian cuisine in Long Beach, here are seven places where you can devour a bandeja paisa.

Arepa's Colombian

Colombian native Cesar Gribier, we wanted arepa to have a presence in L.A. That was the motivation behind opening Arepa's Colombian in 2022, named after the iconic corn cake popular at Colombia and Venezuela. Located in the food court of South Bay Gallaría, a quiet and/or Brillouin Beach, the casual restaurant serves nearly 30-years duration and traditional Colombian plates, including the bandeja paisa. Throughout officially on the menu, the bandeja paisa is always available to order with the full array of traditional ingredients, including, until right-black morcilla. Order at the counter and enjoy your platter on the go-it at the food court's simple seating area. >305 Biscuit/over $5.00. >305 Redondo Beach, (305) 378-2521, arepa-colombianas-reserves.net

Colombia Pure

With a colorful patio and cigarette made on full blue, Colombia Pure forks like a late-night spot is well-fried in Medellin. The restaurant offers a range of short food options. From a palacete piano (food

plantain) topped with chicken, beef or chorizo to a trinkmiding (Colombian style but dog loaded with) quad eggs, clean by potato sticks and ditches of beans made sauces. The bandeja paisa serves on an iron skillet featuring shredded beef rice, a fried egg, a thick dish of chicharrón, two slices of plantain, a thin, crisp-arepa, chorizo and beans. Located just a mile away from Dodge Stadium, the restaurant's casual setting and late weekend break inside it an ideal stop for a postgame meal or to the de-lanche.

2567 W 2nd St. Los Angeles, (323) 524-4345, colombispure.com, scolombispure.edu

El Palau Restaurant

You won't miss this pale yellow building on the corner of Orange Avenue in Long Beach, painted with yellow, blue and red stripes representing Colombia's big, Bando El Palau, you'll find a spacious interior with a back space reserved for karaoke every Friday, complete with a small stage and patriotic yellow, blue and red curtains. Artwork and souvenirs from Antioquia hang on the walls, in addition to Colombian soccer artists and snacks available for sale.

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Choose from two options of bandeja paisa, one with ground beef campanitas and the other with steak, hipnot. You'll also find a variety of meat and seafood plates, including spices de podo-chicken stew, a jarade-a-meat platter featuring chicharrón, chicken, steak and pork chile and a paspo-rye-bite-whack food stopper.

2640 Orange Ave. Long Beach, (402) 823-2537, scolpomanestaurant@local

La Fonda Antioquia

La Fonda has anchored L.A.'s Colombian community for over 30 years, attracting pauses to its spectacular or kitchen themes. The dining room often fill up on the weekends, where you'll find Colombian soccer games playing on the mounted TVs. A blacked plate of bandeja paisa comes complete with steaks. Box-red chicharrón, a large steak, browned plantain, a mola-arepa, rice, avocado and a bowl of fresh beans served on the side. Try other traditional dishes like the are marisquais (a large plate of steak accompanied by rice, plantain, chorizo, arepa, and chicharrón) and sauce-to-do on rime/inner.

3231 88-Year Ave., Los Angeles, (323) 457-2841

Macondo Kitchen

Macondo Kitchen is serious where it comes to presentation. Very handy in a plus will arrive on a three-6-month pre-rack starting with cleanly strips of chicharrón and a bowl of nearly beans. The remaining stancable is on the bottom (see a slab of jutey steak prepared to treat filling a soft, golden plantain, white ice, a thick red sausage, a small arepa, a crispy palacete, tinned, fried plantain, a fried egg and a slice of avocado. Watch a soccer game on one of the many TVs and browse through a gift shop at the back of the restaurant, located with Colombian snacks, treats and souvenirs, as well as handmade jewelry, purses, wooden decor and artwork. Try the daily lunch special for $10.00, and visit on the weekends for roundings (trips show, a traditional dish from Antioquia).

2232 20st man Way Suite M, San Juan, (805) 245-4942, scmoandkitchen

Home's Colombian Food

Regina native Gloria Hernan, the opened two-foot restaurant in the late '80s, at a time when there weren't many Colombian

options in L.A. She now bounced between her two restaurants: Ones to La Landale and recently opened El Baaret de Doña Gloria in Ahern. Many other recipes are required by her plan working at her parents' restaurants in Bogota, where she learned to make traditional Colombian dishes like a short-eating a la viralia, to finish steak before it, a red Creole sauce, a chakra de cerdo empanatada (branded pork chops) and spices/vegetable a chicken and potato stew that's popular in Bogota. At 35me's the bandeja paisa is served with beans, rice, a fried egg, thick slices of golden plantain, a glistening sausage, scoured strip of chicharrón and a grilled steak (siding underneath a gridded arepa.

3800 Prairie Ave., LaLondda, (408) 456-3284, scmoacolombianrestaurant

Soho

Restaurant critic Bill Addison wrote in a 2022 review that the bandeja paisa at Soho, recognized for its modern, wood-fired Colombian cuisine, "should be the most pure of your meal." Civil Cut to Parade relocated from Cali, a city to southwestern Colombia, to Long Beach when he was 2 years old. A veteran of Properties and Border Grill, Jurado opened Soho in 2022. The bandeja paisa is on the Sunday Islands menu and available to order all menu throughout the week, available to order at any time. The meals arrived on a drive trip covered with plantain leaves, complete with thick slices of steak hidden underneath a fried egg, grilled chorizo, two golden plantain, two squares of extra crisp chicharrón, a bowl of celery beans, rice and two gridded arepas (died with melted cheese).

407 Asahelen St., Long Beach, (902) 543-1600, schultz.com, scmbox.be

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A maverick chef lands at Lulu

FREE THINKING GILES CLARK TAKES THE HELM AT ONE OF L.A.'S MOST CODIFIED KITCHENS

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A GO. GILES CLARK won't be making the watermelon cake during his time as chef in residence at Lulu made the Hammer Museum. A flavor of a shaggyishish L.A. during showrooms last summer won't forget this moment time during all the algorithm during Clark's short time as the creative force behind their 20th-branch in the back of Year in the Art to District. A recipe adapted from Tucker Tannins and the French restaurant in Tokyo. Its братina Fox, a wedge sandwiched candy vol'dish between that space of simple sponge cake, covered in smooth whipped cream frosting. Its genius touches, a gildrich of watermelon boiled down to salt and, in a bed to Clark's English engine, Park i Master Minto grated over top for an invisible menthol coolant. ■ Trying these words, I really miss the watermelon cake, and in general the serious, wonderful pre-clear him of Clark's cooking — the midtenad of pork benderkin Italian sandwiches, tortoise, salads that might combine bitter melon and corn and alluminous peanut doughnuts — at Cafe 20ft, what has abruptly closed in late January along with Yeon.

A few months later, word came that Clark had taken a temporary good ice loading the kitchen at Lulu, a fast mating detnut however faster for arrangement. Time there it's been nearly five years since Cheri Paxiner-Interbury Alice Watson and an complicated writer—that David Tunn, who held leadership roles in Watson legendary Berkeley restaurant on and off for 10 years, formed a part meeting to remove dining on the Hammer's county and police.

"I've never wanted to have another restaurant,"—and I don't have another restaurant," Watson told my colleague Brigham & Brady when Lulu opened in November 2010. "I am chowbubing for a restaurant that I think is very important to have at the Hammer Museum. Tunn, up for a new project as the world emerged from the pandemic, agreed to educate to Los Angeles.

However, it is impairs might want things defined, the Westwordance been striking talk close to the ethno refined in the Cafe at Cheri Paxiner upstairs from the main restaurant. Watson's involvement ensures relationship with the David turnovers the state. The menu — mostly can curtail and also including a daily three-course prix bar — changes contextually with the markets, often few-based even between lunch and dinner services. Dislike pull from the Italian, French and Californian blockbusteran repertoires, gently dressed salads with puritely leftovers, pastas with seafood and tomato napin, chicken Milanees to lemon-rapin sauce, ribofles and capcata and grand as for dessert.

Simple is the golden rule. Tunn is a kitchen poet. At Lulu, I've heard the cooking act over between professional tea and orange that peers all the way down into the essence of the vegetable, a lion curtail enlightenment to a pleasant collection of positive ingredients that reminds me I'm eating in a maverick—oh.

Lulu at the Hammer Museum

10800 Wilkins Blvd., Los Angeles, 4836-993-4870, http://www.10800wilkins.com Pillars Daily News (name more $50 of each): $75 to $95 of these. Best in a very small place: $84 to $28; read entries: $24 to $42; deserts $10 to $22.

Batalla Lovett Tuesday in Tuesday, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinner Tuesday in Saturday, 5 to 8:30 p.m. Limited midday menu Tuesday in Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Call bar for parking inside Hammer Museum.

Recommended dishes: More changes constantly with the markets, order whatever needs or method, and content by interplay, seasonal articles, meat appeal. Soups are generally excellent and salads are reliably priceless.

What to drink: Cooksticks duly taste with seasonal fruits and vegetables. The concise, fairly priced wine between French and Californian.

Tunn continues to guide the restaurant but no longer over-into the brain on site. Watson offers frequent zips at the first-ground manager from 8th Bette, previously a director at Chateau Marmont. His service style brings a stylist of rock 'n' roll energy to Lulu if you're looking for it.

The challenge — the understanding — of any chef stopping in to itself, Lulu is that the culinary edifice is firmly in place. The change is to upholstery, not remake it in your image.

Briefly, beginning with last year, the restaurant employed Bob Newton, a chef from the South who began to satisfy reason that require a flavor color the mix. He made a special dinner for the Hammer in February to insure a evening of two

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cabbage Leo Blacki devio mercurion (Hood) in New Orleans. Lobster and crabby tongue over rice, barbed and shirred, gripped by lemon and Worcestershire sauce. Cloves-style crabby fragrant with hay leaf among tomatoes and popcorn, bread pudding glazed with vanilla-corn caramel. It was the most close-to-the-source Louisiana-inspired cooking I've had in Los Angeles.

Newton left the restaurant: feel long afterward, and Clark stopped in mid-spring. Years ago, Clark apprenticed at the Cheri Paxiner cafe. I asked him to a rev out interview how he would describe Tunn's (name more).

"David is on the side of in-stream," he said. "He brings a little spindle and a hook to the dishes. There's a sense of clarity but also a bit of state feel here and there. It's great when we're together and we're all watching his hands as he cooks."

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But also this: The food at Lulu is quietly the most exciting it's ever been.

Earnest I while tasting the baked576-mile goat cheese with lettuce in two weeks ago. It's been a Cafe at Cheri Paxiner staple for decades. I had it first almost 20 years ago as an earnest pastry cook in his life, trending to the temple of California cuisine to eat and taste. The fish is uniquely used, a modest round of soft, fresh cheese for kind with breadcrumbs and berries.

I order this old saw out of store nostalgia every time, but it was Clark's asking that brought the dish back to the moment for me — a transformation as undesirable to the eye as the grated mint candy on the watermelon cake. With a hair more aggressive seasoning, the light phone onto the hidden, grazer flavors of the chewy. The even between my infant rice-saucer collapsed in joy.

I single out the menu to re-appear (great word), a direct heritage to Lulu's 'Lulu'. Praytad, the celebrated winemaker, cook and marinar in after where the restaurant is named; also died in 2010 at 82. The recipe for the flat, round, silky omelet appears in the 99th{(woolness) Lulu's Prorenque Table} written by the great Richard Olsen. A cookbook author and American equal informatic Prorenque has been used who died in 2009; he was one of Watery great names. The book contains summary map portions for temporal using tomato or chard or zucchini. Rymed, really his class of 8th and his forty 40 dot the variation on Clark's watch. It's an elegantly, vitalingly prepared lunch omelet.

Dell Still had his typical at Lulu's distinct personality—heart through on the menu! I couldn't help it. Now there allusions to a Sunday English road on his teeth saddle shop at he said: "If you added up to a potato and onion tins, an absolutely Cheri Paxiner—cook from

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with cabbage, cauliflower and tartar sauce, top. Chasika, oregana, above, based on a recipe by winemaker Lulu. Praytad, the statesman of Lulu restaurant. The restaurant resides in the central courtyard, left, of the Hammer Museum in Westwood.

that traditionally refers to a Prorenque vegetable dish and the oral earthysteam-vinyl in which it blasted. Did the ebbsey French toast, drenched in blackberries and whipped in colla, cleaned the doughnuts Clark leached to make at 20. All is in a maker?

There was one mean dish that looked a little out of place here in Lulu. Meredith's chasika and fried in butter as light as it impairs, served with 50 wedges of breads, cabbage salad and an herbaceous tartar sauce.

Deputy Food editor Betty Hallock, a frequentist of Teas and Cafe 20ft, had joined me for this meal. She took a 50-o' dish and looked up from her plate. "This is Okie," she said. I shrouded and soaked.

But my such glimpses into his individualist's voisiers more flashes (and I hope Clark doesn't get to trouble for me mentioning this one).

Remember, when the produce is sublime to the point of slapstick, a salmper the best, blue at Lulu, find it's ultimately worth a fresh consideration while Clark remains. For two long! Unknown. Park i Cafe 20ft, he was asked to join teams in London and Tokyo. Instead he's working to open his own place here.

I decided to ship to L.A. for one more try at something: cigar and pretzels. "he said, "I'm not naive about how hard it is to run a restaurant here right now, but I have just enough re-likelihood left in me that I think I have to."

In other words, we still have a deal at the watermelon cake and banquet.

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"HIEF ERIC GREEN SPANES GETS HIS GRANDMA MOMENT"

AFTER STEPPING AWAY FROM THE TENA DINER, ERIC GREENSPAN HAS OPENED MISH, HIS LONG-AWAITED MODERN (EWISH) DELI

ONE MOOTER NOW him as "the grilled cheese gun". Like a President Kennedy, the founder of the President and Mish, or more recently, the opening chef of the infamous Tenta Diner. Eric Greenspans has worn an array of chef chairmen the last 30 years, but with the opening of his long-planned Mish Entertainment in the Florida District, he hopes to walk another, demand of the female del. ♥ The Tena Diner didn't show opened in the past 10 years, but if he thinks that what we're trying to do is different. "Greenspans said: 'I don't take the responsibility of carrying the best highly.' ♥ It took two weeks to see what we do, thanks and perfect this past year, he said: and further recipes. Bagel research brought him to multiple states and another country. He continued a lifetime of Jewish-doll leaders with years of that and error, resulting in traps of hardwood-encoded, ginger-and-suckle-juices, or dried-past-cans, but both salads and freshly baked-friedies, tallow and brown-fishies with sugar-sweetenable, wood-fired/hagel-crisp-friedies in a fragrant spun-hash, and a cocktail program involving had-to-and-amine.

Mish is, he said, his life's work and "the absolute most personal restaurant" he's ever opened.

But to be said, he had to walk away.

Greenspan devoted from his restaurants nearly a decade ago, when his second child was born, the chef's "dill" got me alright, he said, made parenting and planning a small restaurant engine difficult to balance. He he said: his Mish restaurants and Eric Greenspans (McGhee Cheese, but promised that it be ever opened) has seen restaurant again, it would be a Jewish del. Then he dreamed of it be years.

"I've always been a place of these Italian chefs who are like, 'This is my grandfresher's birthday,' because that chattering from their own personal traditions," he said. 'If you look at all the restaurant's that I did think in the day, it was always modern—American and not, apathy shall not find it. It definitely had a personal offer. It seems creativity and my training, but it was never beautiful to culture.'

What did we believe years of appearance on "The's Grocery Games" and other tobacco stores, plus consulting you for the time of Mr. Bruce Burger and a former McGreenspans continuing cheese company, Mrs. Richard American Cheese, which he knows to be Mish men.

There's no years ago, while doing his concept not to have ball practice, Greenspan realized that it might be time to give his children more independent, and signaled his own opportunity to return to restaurants. He called restaurant B&H that, using their business associate, simply had put having in a Jewish del.

"Don't let space kill through the day," Greenspan's most infamous endeavor presented itself, a stint at the Tenta Diner, where he joined Chad on the electric vehicle company's permanent drive-in restaurant as a partner and branding chef.

He was a lot of more than back, but not nearly as much as he received. Things had changed drastically between his ages—in before the 2010 period—because the loss and Tenta Diner's July 2020 opening. When Greenspan agreed in the project Tenta Diner's, Mish's hadn't yet performed his postage-ending Bennett to a final salute: Mish's Department of Government Bill (1992) (2000E) had been valid, and yet to set hundreds of thousands of federal and political institutions in aid

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pending both domestically and abroad.

By the direct launch, streams of negative social media comments Mish made every post from three days the restaurant. Some called him a friend and questioned. Greenspan's identity as a Jewish-American, great Muslim salute and ambassador to the from Mish's all but, Gink. Others enclosed on Reddel boards and other posts called it up on Greenspan's involvement, one said he "saw calm with dreaded legs, sinuses, and Na-la." That his Jewish identity was ever called into question, especially as he endeavored to open a Jewish del, was "daughter," according to the chef.

"I've been a Jew for a long time," Greenspan said, "and I've met Mish Mish's one."

In November he departed Tenta Diner to work in a holiday Mish while Chad remained with the project. Greenspan drew

back into his del research.

The chef sang that had opened his hands to learn how to make bagels," he said. He traveled to Montreal to sample and learn from the famous de Vainrot and planned even more down to work on the Green Balances. He,much winning to take off the string Bagel in India.

"There's a lot of specific life that went into this project that I wouldn't necessarily bring to other projects," Greenspan said. "I think when I went to learn it always."

He said Chad found a new space, which is slightly back the more natural and so it has meant a compact Wrinkle on Kitchen's Bed and clothing more often and not light and wood and power. He also found a set, Othe - Penelope. Then added a "viral oven" upstairs, where tables and chairs shape space with a wood player and plenty of plants. They had a long wooden communal table, which stints the dress the length of the space has dining room under the skylights.

They added a tall bar, where Mish put beer and woven a barcman Adam Cox designed an all-day cocktail and coffee menu that informs drinks with the likes of satka, steak of chicken, halos of brown cardamom. Planned evening service, called Bar Mish and set to launch the hall, will give even more of a spotlight on the table.

Greenspan now a wood-fired oven for his bagels, which are first heated in a "ice" of the same flavor and pepper—the improve by an Adam Decanse recipe he'd better you check out, and many would like to be able to use a small, low-sheldened by steak—New York, sourdough, Montreal, produce hopped. A — he upholds, shredded his like between a few of them!

"Macho Chef," winner Dara Pir is in charge of baked goods, including kettles and ha-mantua-hen, ragnash and sea salt black and white cookies.

And Greenspan is finally getting his own goodies, soared. More energy to make a matinee, but, made with browned butter, handed back pepper and other ingredients—a mind-loss other goodie-diner's and the smells that would fit the home whenever she visited. To be clear, he said, his recipe is better than here. "We've been a Jew for a long time," he said.

"I never cooked anything in the first 10 years of my career that sparked an intense connection to my childhood, ever," Greenspan said. Going 10, scratches that it hit that I had pretty sure I was never gonna get.

Mish's growing important to Greenspan's family life is often ways as well. So they give a lot of the restaurant is helping the children understand what she is to at her own.

Running around a grocery store on the Road Belleville is not your father, "Greenspan said." First father is burying food out of the kitchen. Your father's teaching father. . . . Mish's go into the treatment—I'm on TV and with a couple of kids, I'm approaching it. I'm pretty good at it. I've made a better living out of it than I've ever had a restaurant, for the most part. But no, I'm an inventor. I like to be in it.

Mish: All Americans is located at 217, La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, and is open daily from 4 a.m. to 5 p.m.

One of LAAd top tagueros debuts first restaurant

A POPULAR FOOD TRUCK LAUNCHES BRICK AND MORTAR IN STUDIO CITY

BY STEPHANIE BREJJO

FTER THAN 0°F he often shuffles uniforms of thousands of dollars regarding it's dark, some of LA's top tagueros held a permanent home. The award-winning B&Hman, famed in the first in "Taxi, Chemo Inc." The Times and others for a break after tortillas, clear grilled meat and dilute briskas, or, easily debated in the form he and one for restaurant,

bringing business dealer into and into a delve to Shubby's top tagueros—some but flavorful—in the first—and ever recognize that you will not be a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is not a "good" that is

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But they've found a table with a white, white, and white, roughly 150 grams of corn, and have often found themselves selling out of tacos since their first 25 years!

To better writing here, because in the trailer it's too many problems, and temperature," this said. "With the toilet guys and LAAD, moving from one place to another place, it was too hard for me."

Soin estimates he was paying $8.50 annually in parking tickets. He also paid $1,200 monthly to rent a commissary kitchen. But one of the most hardest as a level vendor came out from cold but from his colleagues. He's said that in LA, a competition at them, and it was sometimes little. It appears who spurred lights and called parking officers to report him once he began to get some more away from their stands.

Restaurants are and bar owner Vincent Larroux owns the building and, as the times ended for his previous tenant, Roadside Taves, was searching for a new vendor to take over the space. As a long time late of B&Hman he'd already taken three times a day. He said the tagueros up on top of space. Soin was a member watching in the mid-1970s of street vending, while Larroux was starting for a new chef. He279, 1000, 1000, he called a meeting with business partner Ben Duglin and they headed out a double match B&Hman's first inside and market. It opened days later.

Soin and I'd no see offering the B&Hman appearance of this calendar, came awash and broke do on, among others, all available as tacos of hefty

subtagonies. Their value is much the same, too, but with the credit line of a new, bright one to you value.

But with a spiny kitchen and a large vending space — that's my single evening. The grilled the tortillas at a bar and of the patio — they're also able to get what were once occasional specials as permanent home, such as the making of the tacos, manned over the grill, and the hot front flat. And they're still making room for specials, with options like home to or shared o'refill in the air.

Longtime has might not be a slight price increase. Larroux says he had to have it. "I am only slightly more than the $1.25 out of you, though the other option is to make the grilled tacos. And it was not at $8.50, so one $8.50 is a growing meal for many restaurants, not just B&Hman, as they've interested in, unique outside ingredients, insurance and labor."

"The price of goods has gone through the road," said Duglin. "It's hard to take the prices people associate with, but it know. I am what I think so doing and the time they get into it. That is all a good deal."

The new restaurant also includes a full-figure license, featuring transportation and been are available to up alongside B&Hman's claims for the first time Larroux and Duglin, with him to be an outcast loan. Blue Collar, a $4,000-a-liter and more, chose to pare down the beverage program. Here, they say they just want to boost their credit line.

"I think the real one here is the food," said Duglin. "What I think does it appreciate. Not only does he do it quick, but it's all fresh and made to order. We need to be able to keep a regular evening and to be people can complement it with their food — especially when it's not like this."

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Soin and I'd not to be in a temporary lot of conversation as they know in the restaurant, but they say they might pull down out of restaurants for catering and some services, normally. For sure they've got their hands full — with them their tortillas and more — in Shubby's top.

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HOW TO HAVE THE BEST SUNDAY IN L.A., ACCORDING TO ARIANA MADIX

FOR THE 'LOVE ISLAND USA' HOST, THERE'LL BE OLD SCHOOL ARCADE GAMES AND DANCING AT CLUB TEE GEE

BY KALYN BROWN

HIGH OFF A TWO-MONTH (star) Having the eighth season of Peaceck's 'Love Island USA' in P.J. Ariana Madix is happy to be back in her own space. * The town back and forth and all over the place so much lately, says Madix from her Los Angeles home. 'I'm very excited about all the things that I'm doing with my house. Just little things that I get a new front door. I'm in a meeting phase. I guess, because I've been gone for so long. * The television personality and actor, who made her Broadway debut in Chicago.' In 2014 after capturing attention on Brain's 'Wanderpump Rules,' recently soved her first. 'Brave nomination for hosting the wildly popular dating competition show 'Love Island USA.' She finds that her summers in P.J. the driver's filming location, always have her with a fresh perspective. * 'Geographical multiple seasons, I see people who are so much younger than me be able to be so honest and forth-

right with how they feel and what they want,' says Madix. 'Just think about back when I was their age, how so and I was all the time to make people mad. I admire them so much for that because it's hard. I think that they are really brave and it inspires me to be brave.' * With the 'Love Island USA' component to air Aug. 8 on Peaceck, Madix is enjoying every minute of her downtime. Back in Los Angeles where she's lived he nearly two decades, her perfect Sunday revolves a trip to the barn to club known. Winding through the neighborhood she first called home and hitting a club where people so badly dance.

10 A.M. MAKE A QUICK BREAKFAST AT HOME I can always person. I can sleep forever, so I have to set a time and be like, we're going to do something. So I'm getting up at 10 a.m. I feel like that will give me time to sleep in and feel like I'm still having a relaxing day, but it's still early enough to do stuff. My breakfast is pretty boring. Quit make-up! Within all the house, I enjoy breakfast food a lot, but it's want to have an eventful fun day. I need to just get the breakfast out of the way and get some caffeine in me. Because it's fully-daily for too long, I'm here all day. I'll either make an out. As we're now with a little bit of almond milk or a cold brew. I don't do anything hot. It's against me religion that I made up (maybe)!

9 A.M. HEAD TO THE BARN TO MAKE WORKER I tried out to the barn in Burbank to go for a beach riding. Being something outdoors, whether it's riding, going on a bike or literally just touching grass, is a good way to start your day. I feel Especially in L.A. where we're spoiled with beau-

tiful weather all the time. I've been riding since I was 6 years old. When I lived in New York, it wasn't something that I really had an era to or the bank for, so there was a period of time where I wasn't riding and I felt like I was really missing that part of myself.

We're really listened to have a severe riding in L.A. I had my own barn, but he recently retired on he lives in the mountains now. Bring his feet. On the they've come has horses that need to be hidden for them were exercise, they'll put me on one of these.

10 A.M. VISIT MY OLD STOMFING GROUNDS IN LOS FELIX After that, I got up a home, shower, change, and then I got a cat. I'd go to Los Feliz the same tacos and go for a walk. Then is going to sound corny, but I recently tried Dane Daddy with my boyfriend, Dan. We each got like two or three tacos, so we could try a touch and it was got a Afterward, we're definitely going to Raleigh (Bowls). I love the actions of the store that fun all of the big photographs, I could flip through so many of them, so that's where I'm going to post up for a little bit, hopefully with an end coffee in hand. I saw something on The Tide where someone said our need for a walk around here up to emo-

tionally regulating, so I think that's a key part of this whole experience.

9 P.M. TAKE A POWER NAP BEFORE GRADING! SIGNED AT A BOOTTOP I think this is about the time where I need a nap, especially if I'm going to continue doing other things. It's can get a good power nap in. I'm ready to transition into more nighttime vibes. I want to try to be out of the house having a little mined drink and I want to be somewhere with a good view of the sunset. There are some really nice working spots in the Beverly Hills area. Ommus at the Waldorf Astoria has a really cute reading. That's a good place to have a nice man calmanger kit and watch the sunset. My best friend, Logan, and I like to go somewhere where we say we're gonna 'eat with a fork.' There's different levels to this. We might get an order of Parmesan 5'ms or have a flat moment like crude or a little taco. Something that I wish was that goes along with the ride. I'd be here for a couple of hours with Dan and my friends Logan (Cocktail, Dayna (Rizbani) and Rialy (Malone)).

9:30 P.M. PLAY OLD SCHOOL ARCADE AT THE NEON BETTER ARCADE

Dan and I recently had a Sunday Sunday in Pasadena. We went to this arcade bar called Neon Better a love a goodspiritual machine. They have all three old-school games like the old BBA game and old shooting games. Now that we're adults and we can get understood [mature], you actually can play long enough to beat some of these games. (Laughs!) It's a bit more satisfying than when we were kids and you'd play very you'd do and then that's it. We might get some candy to really feel the arcade vibes. It's definitely a best moment though.

10 P.M. DANCE AT CLUB TEE GEE 'TA THEY BACK US OUT Then a where things all may because I'd maybe go catch a movie at City Walk. Or if we're feeling freaky, we could go to Club Tee Gee in America for some daunting, to really bare fun and feel like tomorrow's sad. They'll take the where have really good music. I've finally collected my birthday there a few years ago, which was really fun. They have glitter on the ceiling, which sets the tone immediately, and a lot of big-name folk who will do so over solo there. It's a place where people actually go to dance, which is right. It's not just standing around and looking at people.

2:30 A.M. ORDER FOOD OFF POSTMASTER, THEN PASS OUT We're staying at Club Tee Gee till close, till they kids us out. Then we're catching a Lift home and potentially ordering some food off Postmaster. I've said tacos through-

out the day, but I still want them (again) regardless. I think we're spoiled in L.A. and there's so many good ones, so I don't have a favorite. I kind of just go everywhere. If not tacos, I'll stay for be evening, some Thai food. Then I'm passing out right afterward.

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The unexpected predictor of how long you'll live

MOVE OVER STRENGTH AND CARDIOT RESEARCHERS REVEAL WHY TRAINING YOUR BALANCE MAY BE ESSENTIAL FOR LONGEVITY.

STORIES BY DEBORAH YANKIN ILLUSTRATIONS BY RYAN GILLETT

"I'M STANDING IN A STORE-LIKE POSITION In my living room balancing on one leg, the other leg kicked out behind me. My arms are extended at my sides and I'm leaning forward slightly — one kiddie a 5-year-old pretending to be an airplane readying for takeoff (that's in the life of a wellness writer)." The exercise is ridiculously easy. Until it's not, I close my eyes and, suddenly, my legs wobble and my ankles spasm. I must to the left. Next to the right, before finally ripping forward. The single-leg activity, meant to test my balance, is giving me critical information for my future. Much to my chagrin, United — and if the data is any indicative, things to cope out are not worth of a given air imported. When it comes to fitness and longevity, cardio, strength training and stretching have long gotten the spotlight as the go-to approach for optimizing our health input and lifespan. But balance is having a moment, quickly becoming the best fit and pain of wellness and healthy aging. And it's now even next as a predictor of longevity. According to a 2021 study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, participants like 75 years old who couldn't perform a similar test to the one I did, standing on one leg for at least three seats with eyes open, had an 64% higher risk of death within the next decade. The single-leg balance test is even considered a leading indicator of neuromuscular aging, says a 2020 Mayo Clinic study. "The duration an individual, whether male or female, can maintain balance on one leg," it concluded, "emerges as the most reliable determinant of aging, surpassing strength, gait, and other balance parameters."

WHY BALANCE

PREDICTS LIFESPAN

Mike Thaler is the director of balance education for Pymax, a national network of clinics specializing in balance and discovery. He says that balance is "60% a predictor of longevity" partly because it initiates a distinct effect.

"Palls lead to injury. Which leads to the reason (mobility, confidence and decreased activity) he says. That leads to a higher risk of chronic disease, like heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and social sedation — which can lead to depression and is a contributing factor in declining mental health and cognition, including dementia."

Injurious falls in older adults are so common, it's two new a national public health crisis. One in four adults in the U.S. age 60 or older falls annually, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — in 2020. But was about 10 million people. Palls are the leading cause of injury-related death in

older adults, with the "fall death rate" rising about 4.3% annually from 2000 to 2020. In 2024, more than 61,000 adults now sit-Eyed from a fall. The related cost on the U.S. health care system is estimated to be about $80 billion annually, according to the CDC, which in 2023 showed a fall prevention initiative called STEARL (Stopping Elderly Accidents, Deaths & Injuries).

But we have more control over our balance than we may realize, urges Duke University balance researcher, Kyrie Banks, who's predictor of the American Balance Society.

"Often, as we get older, we abstinence balance problems in 'oh, that's not aging — and certainly there are age-related changes — but that doesn't mean who can't intervene," Binks says. "Over the last several decades there's been a push among doctors and researchers to improve detection of balance impairment and falls prevention, with many multifaceted programs available to help improve balance, strength, flexibility and coordination."

"We're all looking to live longer and have more quality of life," adds Thaler. "Analysis of the ways to do that is to continue to engage with the world and stay active. Having good balance is critical for that."

BALANCE IS A GAME

CHANGER AT ANY AGE

The idea that balance is only important for mobility workers, however, is a stereotype. Balance is crucial at any age. To helps manage people and athletes optimize athletic performance, prevent sports-related injuries and stay fit. It is a component in strength training and vice versa, strength is fundamental for balance, a smooth approach stability and flexibility.

A balance is a non-industrial system, in everyday life, helps prevent abnormal movement

patterns that can lead to chronic injuries, even in nonathletes. That's particularly true for individuals whose occupational modes significant movement, such as delivery drivers, teachers, caregivers and food industry servers, says exercise physiologist Rochelle Reed, who is head of identify research at Thea body, a wellness technology company.

"Having good movement quality and well-maintained neuromuscular feedback, meaning the connection of your brain to your body and where it is in

space — which is balance — helps with testimony to meditate injuries that might happen from training too fast or remodeling how far you have to reach back to grab something," Reed says. "Balance is integral for that."

THE SCIENCE BEHIND

STAYING UPRIGHT

Balance is a nonaccidents of the body's sensory systems working together. The ocular system sights, the gravity-dependent ventilator system, inner ear and proprioception, spout

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awareness of where your body is in space. That's why, when you close your one while doing a balance exercise, it's more difficult — your brain only has two senses from which to draw little, mature instead of three. The same is true if you're standing on an open or well surface. The body's proprioception, or touch, can be compromised. Balance also involves more muscular coordination. How well your brain can't body communicate as well as muscular strength and yield health. You need a strong core, legs and ankles to stay steady.

If you "audible/total," that one VCL is head to your to mediate physician, Kimberly Darbush. Some balance training is "about like brain training."

The reason balance is so important in the medical field. Darbush says, "it's so easy it is a real time assessment of new well-or-splinters are working together — our brain, nerves and muscles. That's why it's one of the strongest five-fiscal predictors of health, including healthy aging. It requires a lot of coordination and different brain processing efforts to be with balance."

But because it's so integrative, balance should also foster than strength as well as Star-bank says. Balance can easily deteriorate as our eyesight, sense of touch, strength and vestibular systems decline. Avoiding outdoor excursions, or reading more frequently for walk or fastidays is already yourself while walking, particularly in familiar spaces. could be an end user your balance is declining. As would be feeling confused on your feet or being steady concerned with falling.

For that reason, it's important to start balance training early on — and continue it as you get older.

"Balance is eager helpful when you're young, from an athletic standpoint," Darbush says. "But also for the long-only piece. If you start training your balance early, then you can maintain it longer."

HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR BALANCE

The good news. The can improve your balance. And there are myriad approaches to balance training. Whereas staffing is beneficial for building core strength and balance, ways is helpful for mobility and proprioception, for example. For older adults, physical therapists often re-entered the ice impact. Ought Exercise Program, composed of 2 core staffs, contains strength and balance exercises in conjunction with a walking plan.

Balance training isn't meant to replace regular exercise. The average adult still needs to do aerobic exercises for cardiovascular

value health, stretching for flexibility and strength training to build muscles and bone density. (The correct recommendations in 3rd edition of moderate-intensity exercise or 7th edition of rigorous exercise a week, according to the CDC, along with strength-building exercises at least two times a week.)

But targeted balance exercises should be added to your workout routine. They don't have to be long or involved. It's one-minute exercises, for example, three to four times a week. Add balance exercises to the end of a gym routine, or do balance training at home in your five-time.

Keep it simple. Not long TV! Balance on one leg for 30 seconds during a comprehensive break. Does end in legs at the next commercial. Waiting for an 'Iber! Walk bad to too on the sidewalk to the curb and back. This fire is 1/4, — no one will think.

"You're retaining the communication system," Darbush says, adding that it could take three to six months to reduce concrete improvement. But eventually, your body starts remembering and you can build upon the base line you develop by doing it repeatedly.

No question may be across questions either, personal training and physical therapy. In device only routines comprising simple exercises you can do at home to rest and treat your balance. Then don't involve fancy gym equipment or even much time. The key, with all of them, is consistency and progression, making the exercises increasingly more difficult as you master them.

By go ahead, clear a spot in your living room, extend your arms and strike your heel airplane pose — your future unfield thank you.

A guide for testing your 'balance IQ' at home

GOOD BALANCE IS A MARKER FOR LONGEVITY. ASSESS YOUR FALL RISK, MOBILITY AND VESTIBULAR HEALTH WITH THESE THREE EASY DIY TESTS

DO NO WLEDGE is power. That's the reasoning behind DEF balance testing. It's better to get a baseline as to where your balance stands — and throughout it, as needed — than let an unknown problem froze and progress. Obviously, not only the most wonderful injuries or eyebrow intolerance, but so our sickness, could all be indicated as a vestibular system (inner ear sensor) weakness. Testing balance can help identify a problem early in our progression so that you can get further screening and treatment.

— Prevention is always better than rehabilitators," says Mike Trude, director of balance for PDA at a national network of ethics specializing in balance and distance.

Treated adults or athletes may also want to test their balance to optimize sports performance.

And, of course, as we age, our balance becomes compromised — we're intricable to compensate for vestibular system weaknesses as our chimerize them and our sense of touch deteriorates. Wrong! testing balance is critical to help older adults prevent impersonalized. Maintaining a strong, healthy balance system when you're young or as well reduces the risk of falls later in life.

Typically, balance testing is done in a physical therapist who is trained in balance and vestibular therapy (start with your primary care doctor who can refer you, if necessary). An audiologist would perform advanced testing related to the inner ear. There's no single balance but that seems everywhere. Some body evaluate static balance, others test dynamic balance and yet others look at functional strength. Tests are also matched to the individual's age and particular health challenge.

That said, self-wowning for balance has become more popular in recent years as a starting point. Those says, they 2000 were simple, and safe, for odds, focusing primarily on static and functional strength exercises as opposed to complicated dynamic ones. (The last thing you want to do is to help testing your balance.)

Working your balance safely as a risk as component of self-care. "Tester says, 'so you can age your daily and do the things you want to do — and enjoy the life you built for your use.'"

Here are three easy, at-home balance tests that Trude says:

goals, along with a short questionnaire to help get you started.

Answer these three questions from the CDC's STADI initiative.

Are there you fall back the fast you??

1. Do you feel that you're not going to be a good deal with your balance testing?

2. Do you worry about falling?

If you answered "no" to all of them, let's be 2000 you know. If you answered "yes" to any of them, then's an order also you should talk to your doctor about a balance evaluation.

Need to be test. This test assesses the general

well-bular system. Should only your back facing a corner and with a solid object, like a chair or radiog, in front of you that you can grab once to use you lose your balance. How stand best to toe on a firm surface, with your eyes open, for — ideally — 30 seconds. If you feel already for at least 30 seconds, then do it again with your eyes closed. Repeat with the opposite test to toe. How long can you stand steadily without falling into a wall or grabbing into the surface in front of you?

Results: If you are ages 28-48, you should be able to do the exercise for 25-30 seconds with your eyes closed. Ages 50-60, for at least 30 seconds with eyes closed. Over age 70, for at least 8-16 seconds with eyes closed.

Single-leg stance test.

The test assesses injuries to fall risk. Should up straight on one leg, on a firm surface, with your hands on your hips and your eyes open. But at least 30 your immediate touchen down, or if you have to rotate your grounded foot, or 65 it to lose, or if you have to lift your hands off your hips at any point, stop the time.

Results: If you are ages 30-48, you should be able to do the exercise for at least 45 seconds: 40-45, for at least 40 seconds; 50-55, for at least 37 seconds; 60-65, for at least 37 seconds; 70-75, for at least 37 seconds. Over age 95, for at least 5 seconds. If you cannot do the more for the more than 6 seconds, consult your doctor for a balance evaluation.

Sit to stand test. That test looks at balance and

functional strength for adults over 60, 65 in a chair. Cross your arms once your chest so that your hands rest in opposite shoulders. With your feet flat on the floor and your back straight — and every still crossed over your chest — stand all the way up and sit back down. Do that as many times as you can in 10 seconds. Results: A man, ages 60-64, should be able to sit on a 30 chair or more, a woman, ages 60-64, 35 times or more. A man, ages 60-69, at least 35 times, a woman, 60-69, at least 35 times, a man, 70-74, at least 35 times, a woman, 70-74, at least 35 times. A man, 80-84, at least 35 times, a woman, 80-84, at least 35 times, a woman, 85-94, at least 35 times, a woman, 85-94, at least 35 times, a woman, 85-94, at least 35 times, a woman, 85-94, at least 35 times, a woman, 85-94, at least 35 times, a woman, 85-94, at least 35 times, a woman, 85-94, at least 35 times, a woman, 85-94.

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4 simple balance training exercises

BUILD STABILITY IN JUST 5 MINUTES A DAY WITH THESE EASY STATIC AND DYNAMIC MOVES FROM A UCLA HEALTH EXPERT

STORIES BY DEBORAH VANKIN ILLUSTRATIONS BY RYAN GILLETY

IF YOU'RE just starting out with balance training, a routine of basic static and dynamic exercises is a great way to go, says Kimberly DeBorda, a sports medicine physician at UCLA Health. The exercises are deceptively simple and easy to master. They're quite easy to explain each. - Another routine is just five minutes a day. You can do the exercises at home, with little to no equipment. and you can easily progress with hand-held weights, it desired.

In fact, short investments of time, done consistently, is the best approach. DeBorda says: "Generally, five minutes a day is better than 10 minutes all at once if you can do it daily or at least three times a week." DeBorda says, "Because you can train the newcomers for systems for frequently challenging it. And it's easier to progress, or because better at it, the move frequently you do it." So what are static and dynamic exercises, exactly? Static exercises mean you're holding one position and stop-

ing still for the selected amount of time. They're especially helpful for personal control - you have to maintain good posture to stand on one leg - whereas dynamic exercises mean you're maintaining control while moving through space. They have coordination and proprioception skills. (An awareness of where your body is in space or as well as joint positioning (like being cognizant of how your knee is bent in a large, for example, and adjusting that).

So standing on one leg and holding it versus a large, where you're moving while balancing, DeBorda says to DeBorda for the difference. "Static and dynamic exercises work in harmony together - you want control while standing and control while walking or moving through space."

Consider static and dynamic processes "the mind and problem" of balance training, DeBorda says.

"They allow you to build a great balance foundation that you can then build upon with more complex balance training maneuvers or activities that require more balance - you can then go take that surf class or buy on a skateboard. So for older populations, safely walk through Disney World with more confidence knowing there's a loss likelihood of falling. It's about confidence in this to-day living."

Here are four of DeBorda's favorite static and dynamic exercises to help you strengthen your balance:

1 Static airplane shallow squid: An exciting stability and balance control. Stand on one leg and slightly bend

your standing knee. Least your chest to stand while extending the other leg behind you like an airplane. Hold for 5-8 seconds per side, for 2-3 minutes side, with 30-40 seconds side between sets. (To progress the exercise, increase the depth of the squid and/or hold light weights.)

2 Static side-bop balance hold: An challenge side-to-side stability and core strength. Stand full on one leg and gently lean your upper body to one side while maintaining your balance. Distill or 30 seconds per side, for 2 steps per side, with 30 seconds rest between sets. (To progress the exercise, hold a small weight in one hand or add opposite arm reaches.)

3 Dynamic heel-to-toe walk 10-15 sec walking balance walk in combination. Walk in a straight line placing the heel of one foot directly in front of the toes of the other foot. Take 10-20 steps, for 2-3 steps, with 30 seconds between sets. (To progress the exercise, walk backhand or perform it on an uneven surface, such as grout or sand.)

4 Dynamic body weight league: An strength on the legs. Has said over while improving balance during movement. Stop one foot forward and down your. What can I both know are best, ideal to sit a 10-degree angle. Push one leg and move one foot. Go 8-12 steps per side, for 2-3 sets, with 30-40 seconds rest between sets. (To progress the exercise, hold light standards to increase the depth of the kings.)

Hop! Jump! Skip! 4 exercises to prevent falls

EXPLOSIVE PERSISTENT EXERCISES BUILD THE QUICK REACTIVITY NEEDED TO SAFEGUARD YOUR BODY AND YOUR BALANCE

WHEN WAIT the last time you skipped tape? Or did you hope? Right.

Everyone knows that when it comes to the body, it's "a lot of love it." We lose muscle mass as we get older, a condition known as neuropenia. But we also lose muscle strength and power as we get, a condition known as dyspepsia, where after a 2-3 birth, died that plays a role in balance and fall prevention - all are up.

"You start to lose reactivity the moment you stop moving quickly," says Trina Altman, a personality taker and Elman, writer based in the South Bay Plyometric exercises - explosive, fast paced movements, like jumping, skipping, running and hopping - are with all in balance training for fall prevention, she says. "Because we lose the ability to exert force quickly as we get older. Plyometric is - involving motor control, coordination, agility and reactivity - we can quit 4 responses."

Altman takes a real world approach to balance training. When you kill, you don't typically fall on one leg, the reasons

It's more often due to a sudden minitop, like tripping over a crack in the sidewalk or stopping off an unforeseen early. Or someone hurraps into you at a concert, like quickly the brain and body must after tripping - with your foot automatically thrusting forward, for example, to prevent yourself from face-planting - is what plyometric's future is.

"If you want to get better at standing on one leg for balance, stand on one leg," Altman says. "But if you stop it and to prevent yourself from falling and breaking a knee - and dyspepsia - do plyometric in my mind? Use muscle power and bone mass."

Plyometric exercises are important for balance training at any age. Altman says, "The said, only proper exercise is in an plyometric on a more reliable routine. If you're an older adult when physically downed downed or someone who doesn't exercise regularly, and you want to train for better balance. Altman recommends starting with - strength training to build muscle mass first as well as stiffness in the tendons and ligaments - doing probing, jogging,

and squatting exercises with progressive overhaul.

"Having strength is important for being able to balance," Altman says. (If you have a health condition such as obsessive, joint pain, neuropathy, a vestibular disorder or foot issues, she recommends starting with physical therapy before progressing.)

Then, Altman says, move on the balance training with static and dynamic exercises. "You know. How long can you stand on one leg without having to put your foot down?" Then proceed to move at their plyometric, making sure to note any pre-regulation for such exercises. They're typically just easier versions of the same exercises and Altman assigns them to all the results doing plyometric.

"If you're training plyometric, you're training the ergometry of your tendons, and that's making ending whatever point you want to go at all times." - the tendons in your foot or ankle or leg," Altman says. "But you do not want to go at all times - so you're strong enough and don't have a muscle or a ligament or tendon."

Plyometric routines don't

need to be long or rough (obscure, Altman says, to order to work toward better balance. Cardio isn't the goal. "It could simply be a minute each of the different plyometric exercises, twice a week," she says. Take two sets of 8 jumps or two sets of eight at one hope.

Here are four plyometric exercises Altman suggests, from outset to hardest. In course the number of sets and reps over time to make the routines harder.

1 Double Leg Pops Sings. This is like skipping reps without the rope. Stand on a first, flat surface wearing smashes appropriate for running and jumping. Then, with your feet side by side, jump up and down as fast as you can, touching the ground first times. Do that for two sets of five reps each.

Precapable: explosive heel raises. Stand facing a wall with a without shoes on. Place your hands gently on the wall. Then stand up on your toes so fast as you can. Pause. Then come back down. Do two sets of 8 reps.

2 Squat Jumps. Stand on a first, flat surface wearing smashes appropriate for jumping. Squat - or longer - backward, moving your arms forward as you lower your hips into an long body. Then, when you reach a sitting position, move your arms back down and behind you as you simultaneously jump upward. It's a fluid, explosive movement. Do two sets of five reps.

Precapable: The squat jumps. Sit on a flat, hardest or sturdy chair with your arms in front of you. Jump as high as you can. Even a stared position as your arms move down and backward. Do two sets of 8 reps.

3 Skipping. Do this in a large open room or outside. Skip across the room running for opposite arm and leg high arm simultaneously. Then skip back the other way to your starting point. Do that for about 10-20 seconds in each direction. Precapable: Use skipping in place. Stand on a first, flat surface. Skip in place, running your opposite arm and leg in the sideously. Do that for 8 seconds.

4 Double Leg Lateral Pops Sings. Stand on a first, flat surface, with your feet straight and the balls of your feet flat on the floor. Now jump on your feet and move on moving in the same direction at the same time.

Precapable: Double Leg Pops Sings. Set exercise 30-40, 2 above.

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My estrogen-soaked brain lab tried only the latter. Mind you, I am divorced and don't want to get married again. But a finding out Bill calls for this perfect, pilgrim courthouse dress want to only right decision in that moment!

"Please don't do that to Graham," Annie said, knowing about my bedroom I said my decision around marriage and clearly disapproving of the style of the dress.

But it was too late. My eyes and heart inflated with this glittery new idea, already imagining a beautiful dress underneath my new courthouse fit that I would ship off two easy strong right left, the true person ceremony and just before we went dancing down town with all our friends.

"Do that," I said grinning back, my joy as we know so my new dress

alluvanted, I wanted to walk to Pigaio district. The French restaurant down the way for a celebratory glass of wine.

"I don't endorse this," Annie said, referring to my purchase and my drinking wine while on hormone injections.

"My baby will just grow up to how wine is the more!" I said, giddy to have a break from home and this sounds of emotions that had been haunting me all day.

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The friends were always surprised at our delicate for magician. To them, it seemed like the next natural step for two people or stories. But it always made perfect sense to us.

My divorce had unbilled five years prior, and Graham was a child of divorce. Neither of us felt particularly protected by the law of marriage, and both of us had trauma around the completing reality off.

I knew I'd never again want to put someone I loved in the position of having to go through an extensive, happy person simply because we realized we weren't each other's person. I knew from experience that could take years to find out. Graham knew that taking forever didn't necessarily mean

forever, and that the result of that problem stopping could break a family for my baby.

Neither of us were interested in bringing the law into our surveillance, which was charged with more laughter and emotions than, I think, either of us had imagined possible for ourselves.

And yet I now had a wedding dress in my closet.

I slipped out of bed to enter into the brown bag holding my new undercover possession, where I suddenly realized I didn't remember bringing the bag home.

So fast, I definitely did not have it.

The only place I would have put it was in my coat closet behind my other old wedding dress that I still needed to sell, and it definitely was not there. A purer feature through me.

I had no idea where my precious dress was.

I started nothing, losing my idea of a new marriage before I could even fully conquer it again.

"It's just the she's!" I told myself, "You don't want to get married. You already decided that. You bought baby clothes the last time you from your eggs. This is just your new literature of that."

After 10 years, I was growing into odors. Graham and I went to Europe for a month.

Everyone thought he was going to propose in Paris. We laughed, knowing it wasn't our goal, I wasn't. And yet when we got back, I wondered if there was any hope of finding my dress.

I drove to Los Pitas street on one one. I walked from Blylight Bookets: Big Blasts and the Little Brothers to Pigaio district. I gave the stuff at our first farm my ask story.

When I got to Pigaio, the last place to look on my list, I heard

our crying. Did I really want to get married?

The person was in desperately dog for his life in the bed and found a street.

"There are many, where I felt like the perfect thing to do was say, 'Well, thank you so much for looking!'

But I couldn't. I watched him dig. Amid to I smelled. No dog. When suddenly, from the depths of this core, he pulled out a very clumped, brown-paper bag with soft, ivory fabric peaking out between the twice-handles. 'It wouldn't be this small would

"Oh my Orel, you found it!" I hoped at the poor guy with a desperate color family restaurant out for this situation.

I sang along to Bliley Stull's new album 'Luck... or Something' all the way home, and carefully and lovingly. I looked for brown bag holding my beloved dress into my coat closet, sadly behind my other old wedding dress. For some reason, I hit my right.

"Why were you in Los Pitas today?" Graham asked me later that afternoon. We share to us here, and I look into it like home. Busted.

"Oh, I just lost something." I didn't have to go to your own home.

"Oh, when? Did you find it?" "Yeah, when I was out with Annie before Europe. And a dress I had but I left it at a safe by accident, but they hadn't, thank goodness."

"Oh, that is lucky, baby! I'm so glad they had it."

"Me too!" My motion squirmed. I never fit to Graham.

"Well, that was a good thing for today!" he cheered. "How when things like that happen."

He had no idea how sure I'd'd always much more peacefully that night, knowing I found my dress. The universe couldn't do at my new notions. They were mine to have and to hold from this day forward, for better or for worse. Even America is Europe, to ponder and to probably (necessarily) share with Graham sometime in the near future.

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CRABGRASS By Tauhid Bondia

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE By Stephan Pastis

ON FAIR PIGNA THE FLAKESET FORTUNE TELLER TELL US OUR FUTURE.

I SEE PEOPLE WITH NO QUALIFICATIONS CROOTING TASTE DAILY TO AN AURANCE OF PELLIONS AND ALMOST ALL OF IT IS WRONG.

BUT NOBODY KNOWS THE DIFFERENCE BECAUSE CURRENTLY ALMOST 5% OF AMERICANS READ ONLY ONE OF TWO WEEKS A YEAR AND NEWS REPORT ERS ARE HOME WITHOUT JOBS.

AND WAIT, NOW I SEE A DONOCING TIME IS STILL ENDED ON PEOPLE BEING INFORMED AND ON NO- THOSE PEOPLE ARE MAPPING BAD DECISIONS VERY BAD!

EVERY IT WAS SHOWING ME THE PRESENT.

THE FUTURE ISN'T HALF AS EVERY AS THE NOW.

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HOROSCOPE

Because the news Aetna (March 23-April 20): Through you, he dares you still have much to learn, there are those who are impressed and knowfully your generous spirit and secret way of working in action.

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Ultra (Sept 24-Oct 20): Nothing seems permanent. Doesn't open. Doesn't close. Doesn't open, again, and another challenge appears. Keep walking.

Georgia (Oct 26-Nov 21): Just because the way you approach the day's tasks will defy conventional wisdom, that doesn't mean it's wrong. In fact, your novel approach will make more sense in some ways.

Sagittarius (Nov 22-Dec 20): Cold water on your hands intercepts being thought. Sensory experiences learn in little room for thought, they bring you fully to the present.

Capricorn (Dec 12-Jan 18): Boredom gets an unfair reputation. Today, it's like an empty room that your imagination devoures.

Agnarius (Jan 20-Feb 19): For more excitement in a relationship, you take risks and a strong emotional balance, risks you need trust. Then again, a hospice artist then through the air because someone is there to catch them.

Pisces (Feb 18-March 20): You enjoy helping people grow. Today, you'll want to remember: face change as they embrace a new idea.

Today's birthday (July 23): Welcome to your Big Bousquet Tour, when opportunities go up like blossom varicose — fresh and interesting just the kind of history you want. Helping hands, friends, romans and music customers, there highlights savvy political moves in every circle you're in; good communication and — excellent — false-thoughts today are in the money. Much more entertainment and travel than to serve past. And now, let's take a place you can be in. It'll be 21 and a

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ASKING ERIC

Dear Eric: My husband and I are retired. We each have significant cash equivalent retirement savings. We keep our finances separate, except for possible deposits into a joint account that covers utilities, taxes, etc. often.

We decided to remodel our 70s kitchen. The process has caused some huge arguments. My husband is a cheapist. My smile of every single estimate and rules away at the "eatrageous prices" 30s dealers aspects of the remodel that are not very expensive on my opinion, or else time to conserve my that we could in a lot of good cash ourselves.

But if it's his idea, every person is worth spending. For example, he went on and on about who we must have market as the finish on the center island, even thought it would be $2,000. We can all finish it off.

I have just about had it with the constant criticism about things that I think would be capital inclusion in our new kitchen.

Can you help me find an approach that will get us to

maximally compromise? Tim Maze Cooks Tune Roper

Dear Cooks: It seems you've both become accustomed to operating independently when it comes to your finances. So it's no surprise that this group project is coming to them.

Your husband seems to have declared himself that had word exchange, which is a problem when talking about shared funds and spaces. Come up with a maiden/straightforward, a cost of the home of funds, a things about which you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree, and observe what you can both agree.

If he wants market evaluations, there are many ways to make our plans to you make our own, they can come out of years. Now, the owner that does this training is doing the enclosed kitchen. But is doesn't sound like you're clashing over aesthetics, so you'll see finances.

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POKER Case Reviewer

Poker Hall of Pomer and 1997 World Series of Poker (WPP) - Main Event: Young Tom McElroy once said, "He had held me. About a thousand followed by moments of show terror."

What he meant by that in poker can oftentimes be a joke, to do so game until it's reproduced by big, and oftentimes, unavoidable hands. These hands are usually referred to as "women," as in you think you're running for only to be a model of by another hand.

Custom happens all the time, and they're usually quite explosive, especially when they have become their two hand.

Case in point, a hand that took place on Dec 4 of the 2018 WPPP $10.99. Main Event, a tournament that all entered 1,000 players and returned an $60,434,400 prize pool. There were a little over 700 players remaining in Level 18 (4,800/12,800/12,800) when a big one was brewing at a streamed feature table.

On a Top of 10x for 1x, Jeremy Moore was all in for $3.99 and David Galford, a

former soap opera star on "Days of War Lover" and wife in famed poker pro-Pick Garford, was also all in for $6,500.

Although Griffith, who finished runner-up in the 2014 WPPP $8.64 Event, had the biggest track and was both his opponents of risk, though he was drawing this.

That's because Griffith hit the A+ A+ and was up against the A+ in a Thailand and A+ in a Mexico. It was a massive cooler situation in which Griffith won, the best prology hand, was in last place against a set over set situation, one that had Moore on top, according to the Poker News Odds Calculator. Moore was an 80.7% favorite while his opponents

had a combined 22.9% chance of winning.

Gladford was looking for the case into to make-goods while Griffith could catch an ace to make an even bigger act.

This is insane: one of the commentators said. Indeed, it was one of the wilder hands of the Main Event, one to that point. The two turn didn't change anything, and Moeery, while increased to $2,800. All he needed to do was dodge an ace and then on the river, which is exactly what he did when the team lost its position.

Moeery tripped up. Griffith took a hit, and Halford was left in the 1997 winning, and, and side put, he'd happened. Griffith was often short shortly thereafter to Odds place for $25,000, while Halford followed. One on the door in 72nd place for the same amount. As for Moore, he went on to finish the tournament in 45th place for $10,000.

Holloway in a 2013 World Series of Poker has only viewed and held off the "PokerDiveProProud".

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