WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said she remains hopeful the U.S. economy can avoid recession, but added that Americans understand the need for the Federal Reserve to conquer inflation.
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“The Fed is going to need great skill and also some good luck to achieve what we some times call a soft landing,” Yellen said Sunday in an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
Those remarks align her with Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who said last week that he and his policy-making colleagues at the central bank are “strongly commit ted” to taming inflation, which remains near a 40-year high.
“I thought that the bikers we know love doing events like this to help out the community, and they would come out for it,” she Faheysaid.talked with her husband Mike, who owns Grumpy’s Motorcycle Shop
competing car shows in this weekend,” she “Everybodysaid.loves motor cycle bikes,” Fahey said. “And working with the city was a “Somebreeze.”ofmy people couldn’t make it because of the fires in El Dorado County,” Mike Fahey said. “They needed to stay home and pack for evacuations.” ceremonies mark in Solano County
“My hope is we will achieve a soft landing, but Americans know it’s essential to bring infla tion down and, over the longer run, we can’t have a strong labor market without inflation under control,” she said.
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Vallejo was one of the few cities in Solano County to host a formal remembrance ceremony with members of the city Fire and Police departments.
expectations for a third straight hike of threequarters of a percentage point at the Fed’s Sept. 20-21 policy meeting.
Vallejo firefighter Brett Bullock rings the bell in memory of those lost on 9/11 at Vallejo City Hall, Sunday.
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employees haven’t done the car show for two years because of the pandemic but did offer one Saturday at the Tomato Festival.
Yellen said Presi dent Joe Biden’s administration would leave monetary policy to the Fed. “I believe our goals are very well aligned,” she said. “We want to see a strong labor market and infla tion coming down to more normal levels.”
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from local media, although he does admit some of his siblings have “mixed feel ings on it.”
Until he was 17, he rarely left his rural settle ment. Now, he’s traveled much of the country, visit ing states he learned about only by putting together a puzzle map of the United States. He still has a thick accent. English is his third language, after Pennsylva nia Dutch and German.
“The first time I went to a Twins game, I went with a friend and I was like, looking away from it. Because I was almost crying. It was so surreal. The field was so much bigger than I thought it would be,” he said.
The checker must not have recognized what a rarefied treat she was witnessing, because she called the paramedics.
He’s Since#exAmish.thispast spring, Swartzentruber has turned the camera on himself every few days to answer questions he receives on TikTok about growing up in an Amish community south of Roch ester,BecauseMinnesota.his short, straightforward videos give a window into a life few Americans know about, he has quickly built a following of curious commenters.Hetackles questions like: Do the Amish go to the dentist? (He didn’t –but he used to brush a few times a month with baking soda. He credits a diet with limited sugar for his niceWhyteeth.)don’t conserva tive Amish men wear underwear? (He isn’t sure why, but confirms that it’s true, at least in his former community.)AreAmish babies born in the hospital? (Home birthsWhatonly.) do Amish people fight about? (In his experience, every thing from using power drills to wearing plastic sunglasses.)Nomatter how serious the topic, he ends each video in the same way – with a flash of his winning“Peoplesmile.keep asking questions, and I just enjoy answering,” he said this week. “I do get joy from it, but I’m careful not to, you know, get too wrapped up in Swartzentruberit.” didn’t turn to TikTok to get revenge against the leaders of a control ling church or unload pent-up anger. He’s just eager, he said, to share what life is like in his former community. And he seems to find no topic off limits. He answers questions about dating, sexuality, schooling and his own decision to leave. He clearly welcomes the attention he’s received on the platform as well as
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The youngest of 10, he’s now in touch with some but not all of his family, and some siblings have also left the community. His education stopped at eighth grade, but he later earned a GED.
CHUNKY TIBERIUS WADE: My Chiweenie can fall asleep anywhere within minutes. If that wasn’t impres sive enough, he can also do that thing where he reaches REM sleep, twitches and makes little half-barking sounds I call “dream pops” all while keeping his eyes open. After seven years, I’m thrilled to report I can now replicate his amazing napping
Fairfield freelance humor col umnist and accidental local historian Tony Wade writes two weekly columns: “The Last Laugh” on Mondays and “Back in the Day” on Fridays. Wade is also the author of The History Press books “Growing Up In Fairfield, California” and “Lost Restaurants of Fairfield, California.”
My DAD, ORVIS “T” WADE SR.: My dad was an extraordi nary napper. He would nightly pull off the difficult watchinggrumblediatelytheIfinburning-the-house-downously-smoking-a-cigar-but-not-per-and-somehow-simultaneTV-while-reading-the-newspawatching-naptheeveningsafterdinner.youdaredtotrytochangechannel,hewouldimmesnapwideawakeandloudlythathewasthat.
SALVADOR DALI: Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dali developed a unique napping style where he would only be
MINNEAPOLIS — Eddie Swartzentruber is not just ex-Amish.
The Amish are a reli gious group that formed centuries ago in Swit zerland and Germany as part of the Anabaptist movement. They first emi grated to the East Coast and came to Minnesota in the 1970s. Its adherents often wear simple, modest clothing and reject most muchheteens“rumspringa,”notdamagedkidshappens.thetheStuffaboutsaid.wherethesoftrepression.questionsangrynityapproachtakeupdidn’tleaving.ishedfearedtowardhelp,arunningfindinlife.rulesreasonshesensecars.by,inglythehorse-drawnrememberstechnology,Swartzentruberfreezinginabuggyduringwinter,lookinglongatotherkidspassingsnugintheirwarmHestruggledtomakeofit.Ashegrew,cametoquestionthebehindthemanythatrestrictedhisHelookedforanswerstheBible,butcouldn’tthem,hesaid.Whenhefirstleft,tothehomeoffriendwhoagreedtohestillfeltapullhisoldhome,andthathe’dbepunintheafterlifeforForyears,hetalkaboutgrowingAmish.Nowhe’sabletoamostlylightheartedtothecommuheleft,buthedoesgetwhenheanswersaboutabuseor“IdefinitelyhaveaspotinmyheartforAmish,becausethat’sIcomefrom,”he“Idon’tgetfiredupanyoftherules.thatreallypullsmewrongwayissomeofmoredarkstuffthatIknowstoriesofthattheirlifeisjustforever.”Hiscommunitydoesfollowthetraditionoforallowingayearoffreedom,soranawaynotknowingaboutlifeoutsidehis
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He tells a story about how he and his broth ers somehow got hold of a radio (not allowed in his community) and they’d sneak off to listen to baseball games, imagining the field, the players, the plays.
asleep for a matter of seconds or a couple of minutes. He would sit in a tall-backed chair with a skeleton key in one hand, which was held over an upside-down plate. He would then chill and when he fell asleep, he would drop the key and the noise on the plate would wake him up. I adapted it where I am holding a silver and black brick with the Raiders logo on it and the plate is a 49ers one. So it doesn’t just drop on it, it smashes it. Two birds, one stone.
technique. I road-tested it last week at Winco while waiting for the cashier to ring up my care fully selected items. I relaxed, was cognizant of every breath and in no time, while I was standing there, went into REM sleep, started twitching and punctuated my movements by making lil’ popping sounds – all with my eyes open.
A Pixabay image of Salvador Dali, left, and a snapshot of Chunky Tiberius Wade – two Nap Grandmasters.
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He could recline nearly anywhere with his arms folded behind his head and one leg crossed over the other and in no time his word balloon would read “Z.” It helped that his Army issue cap or helmet always covered his eyes so he had a head start into dreamland.
I have been a minor league napper for a number of years, but I recently stepped up my game and made it to the majors, the show. I diligently studied the techniques, tips and tricks of several Napping Grandmasters and merged them into my own style. If I can get a 15- to 20-minute nap in, I do and feel like Ultraman did after he got a solar recharge. Today’s column is an homage to those who have trained me so well.
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look that lets them know you were diligently reading, studi ously meditating or earnestly praying. The only real giveaway that you were actually asleep is if you wake up hours later and are locked in the building by yourself. Don’t ask me how I know this.
In the eight years since he fled his traditionalist Christian community in Harmony, Minn. – on foot and in the middle of a cold night – Swartzentruber, 25, has built a new life and a new look.
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he grew up in southeast ern Minnesota is part of a growing Amish pres ence in the state, rising from just eight settle ments and an estimated population of 1,420 in 2000 to 22 settlements and an estimated population of 4,740 in 2020, according to an analysis by Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies at Eliza bethtown College.
HOLY NAPPERS: Now, there are times when it ain’t cool to be napping. I can remember many a Sunday sermon at the Central Church of Christ in Norfolk, Virginia, when the preacher, Stanley Crews, would look out and see people snoozing and would lean in to the mic and shout, “WAKE UP!” I always thought that was hysterical. Unless I was one of theThesnoozers.thingwith napping in church is you have to have rock solid technique to pull it off. You place your opened Bible (or other sacred text) in your lap. If someone nudges you as you are deep into your Skull Cinema, you just give them a
Dagwood Bumstead, better known as Blondie’s husband and the maker of mile-high sand wiches, is also known for his penchant for curling up spoonstyle on the sofa with a pillow and gettin’ his nap on – usually while ignoring a “honey-do” list from his missus. Now, I am 5 foot 16 so Dagwood’s napping technique of facing toward the back of the couch doesn’t work
for me on a comfort level, but I do recog nize him for the pioneer that he impressivenappingBeetlewas.Bailey’sstylewasaswell.
“I wasn’t really aware that there’s a whole world, like across the ocean,” he said. “I knew English, but I didn’t know it well.”
Some things – like Sundays, with no work and plenty of play with his brothers and sisters – he will always miss, he said.
LIONS AND TIGERS AND BEARS: Beth and I went to the Oakland Zoo on Labor Day weekend and while we got to see monkeys, apes, elephants, zebras and others animals, more than a few of the imprisoned beasts couldn’t be seen because they were napping in shady areas. And yes, one of them was a lion so go ahead and sing the song with the “aweem” aways in it. I’ll wait.
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He trimmed his beard, styled his blond hair, got an education, started a roofing company and got married.
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MORGAN FREEMAN: During a live interview for his then-new film “Now You See Me” with co-star Michael Caine in 2013, Morgan Freeman took a nap. I ain’t talking about him just closing his eyes for a few seconds. I mean head droppin’ and bobbin’ – the whole bit. He later posted on social media that he wasn’t sleeping and was actually a beta tester for Google Eyelids and was updating his Facebook page. Brilliant.
“Please, don’t wake me, no, don’t shake me, leave me where I am, I’m only sleep ing.” – from “I’m Only Sleeping” by The Beatles
Elizabeth Flores/Minneapolis Star Tribune/TNS file Eddie Swartzentruber remembers the clothes he wore the night he snuck out of his house and no longer was Amish, from his new home in Rochester, Minnesota, Aug. 29.
Los2022.Tuesday,thepassedfield,ortoRobertAugustineLoya,knownmanyasRobertBob,69,ofFairCalifornia,awayonmorningofAug.30,BobwasborninAngelestoAgustin
Solano Coastal Cleanup Day returns Saturday
Expect delays Tuesday on North Texas Street
Rianna Fearon, right, picks up an empty can during a Coastal and Creek Cleanup in Suisun City, in 2015.
and Bernice Loya. He was the oldest child of four.
games, attending his kid’s sporting events, golfing and boating out on Lake Berryessa and the
Traffic will proceed through the intersections as if they were four-way stops. The traffic signals will be set to flashing between 3 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Growing up, Bob loved playing baseball and going to Los Angeles Dodgers games. Bob went to Eagle Rock High School (Class of ’71) and attended Glendale Community College. Bob later followed in his father’s footsteps and became an electrician.Inhismid 20s he met Kathrine (Kathy) Loya. They fell in love, married in 1979, and lived in Glendale, Cal ifornia. Within a year they had started a family and had a son.Afew months after the birth of his son, Bob moved his family to Northern Cali fornia to work with his father who owned an electrical contracting company. Not to be outdone by his father, Bob soon started his own electrical company. After establishing his company, Bob and Kathy had a daugh ter and later a second son.
The event will occur from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday in downtown Vacaville. Tickets are $25 advance, and $35 day of the event.
n Travis School Dis trict Governing Board, 5 p.m. Tuesday closed session, 5:30 p.m. for open session, Travis Edu cation Center, 2775 De Ronde Drive, Fairfield. Info: aspx?S=36030187.Meetings/SB_MeetingListing.eboardsolutions.com/SB_https://simbli.
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n Solano Transpor tation Authority Board, 6 p.m. Wednesday, STA Boardroom, 423 Main St., Suisun City. Info: www. sta.ca.gov.
Vacaville Art, wine and beer stroll this Friday
FAIRFIELD — Con struction work on North Texas Street is expected to affect the morning com mutes for several days, to include Tuesday at TaborWorkAvenue.is sched uled again Sept. 20 and Sept. 21 at Air Base“HeavyParkway.delays are
VACAVILLE — The Vacaville Museum will host “Canvas for Kids,” a half-day art camp, as part of Vacaville Art Week.
Young artists will be led through each medium by experienced artists, including event organizer Lisa Rico, before having the opportunity to try their hand with guid ance from art docents and volunteers. Advance registration is highly encouraged as supplies areTolimited.register, call the museum at 707-447-4513.
Visalia police responded at 12:42 a.m. to a report of a mountain lion spotted somewhere in the 1900 block of West PorterOfficersAvenue.spotted the big cat a short time later
Images released by Visalia police appear to show the animal crouched near a fence in the yard of someone’s home.
anticipated during con struction hours and drivers are encouraged to avoid North Texas Street from Travis Boulevard to Air Base Parkway, if possible,” the city Police Department announced.
A mountain lion that wandered into a Visalia neighborhood early Sunday was tranquil ized and captured safely, police said in a statement.
Children 12 and younger must be accompanied and supervised by an adult for the duration of the event, which is free of charge but donations are welcome.
favoriteownsharemunity1150Civicurday10:30poetryleadateCounty’sSuzannefield’sDRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—FairPoetLaureateBruceandNapaPoetLaureMarianneLyonwillanopenmicreadingfroma.m.tonoonSatattheFairfieldCenterLibrary,KentuckySt.Membersofthecomareinvitedtoapoemoftheiroronefromapoet,orjust
The Vacaville Museum is located at 213 Buck Ave.
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Concert set to benefit Solano County Farm Bureau
Pepper will discuss the story of her brother, Marine Anthony Pepper, who went missing April 6, 1968, and her journey in search of information.
Delta.Bob was very social and was a member of the Harley Davidson Owners Group and was an active member of the Golden Hills Mustang Club. In addition to his partner, Kathy; and his children, Matthew (daughter-inlaw Tinah), Karenda and Nicholaus; Bob is survived by his brother, Edmund; sisters, Veronica and Car oline; nephews, Jeffery, Johnathan, James, Gilbert and Chauncy; nieces, Cris tine and Shannon; and his grandchildren, Calissa and Lilyana.Bob was preceded in passing by his parents, aunts, uncles and grandparents.Arosary service and viewing will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2022, at Bryan-Braker Funeral Home, 1850 W. Texas St., Fairfield, Califor nia. Funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022, at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cath olic Church, 2700 Dover Ave., Fairfield, California. Burial service will be held at noon at Rockville Cemetery, 4219 Suisun Valley Road, Fairfield,ArrangementsCalifornia. under the care of Bryan-Braker Funeral Home, 707-4254697, www.bryanbraker. com.com/thecaliforniacoast/.Instagramcom/TheCACoastCoast,facebook.com/CaliforniaeffortshandleInstagrameffortsFollow#KeepSolanoClean.#CoastalCleanupusingenceyourforupsolano.org.volunteer,shiptocommunitiestobusinessescitizensyearin38thPacificthewaterwaysfrompreventsenvironmentbothdisposingRecyclingnitureandwrappers,takeawaycigaretteicallya60dumproadsidesways,recyclablesofteersmoreacrossnoontake2019.togethergroupsfirstagenciescities,shipcleanuptrictConservationtionalvolunteerpartinweekendacrossDRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—PeopleCaliforniathiswilltakepartCoastalCleanupDay,oftheworld’slargestevent,InternaCoastalCleanup.TheSolanoResourceDiscoordinatesannualeventsinpartnerwithSolanoCounty’slocalwastewaterandparks.Thisyearwillbethecleanupdaywithofpeopleworkingin-personsinceTheeventwillplacefrom9a.m.toSaturdayatlocationsthecounty.Organizersexpectthan2,500voluntoremovethousandspoundsoftrashandfromwaterparks,trails,andillegalsitesinmorethanlocations,accordingtopressrelease.Collecteditemstypincludeplasticfilters,bottles,containers,foodgrocerybagsevene-waste,furandappliances.orproperlyoftheseitemsimprovesthelocalandalsoallofthislittertravelingalonglocaltoendupinSanFranciscoBayandOcean.ThisyearwillbetheCoastalCleanupDayCalifornia,andthe14ththatSolanoCounty’s–rangingfromandneighborsschoolgroupsandfaith–willgatherbeapartofthestewardmovement.TolearnmoreandtogotocleanCheckthewebsiteupdatesandsharecleanupexperionsocialmediathehashtagsandlocalcleanuponFacebookandusingthe@cleanupsolano.FollowstatewideonFacebookatTwitterattwitter.andonatinstagram.
National POW/ MIA ceremony set in Vacaville
Art Camp for children comes to Vacaville Museum
Air Force Col. Derek Salmi, commander of the
FAIRFIELD — Several government meetings will occur this week. All are open to the public.
n Vacaville City Council, 6 p.m. Tuesday, council chamber, City Hall, 650 Merchant St. Info: ci.vacaville.ca.us.
The Service Veterans of Northern California Volunteer Honor Guard will be on hand, and the Vacaville High School Bulldog Band will perform at the event for the 44th year.
come and observe how poetry brings people together. All communi ties are Cupcakeswelcome. from Famous Creations and water will be provided. The event is hosted by the Friends of the Library.
VACAVILLE — Down town businesses will soon open their doors for an evening filled with art, wine, beer and deals for the annual Art, Wine and BrewPiecesStroll. from local artists will be on sale. Attendees can get a com memorative wine glass to sip from as they enjoy live music from local bands in Town Square, at the Vacaville Opera House and on Parker Street.
“Taking place outdoors in the courtyard, our budding artists will have the opportunity to explore the iconic shape of the pear,” event organizers said in a press release. “The pear, which was grown during the fruit years in Solano County, will be delved into through a variety of mediums, including watercolor, clay pastel, and paper collage.”
WINTERS — Buck Ford will perform Friday at the Green River Brewing & Taproom in a concert to benefit the Solano County FarmTheBureau.outdoor concert runs from 5 to 10 p.m. Bring lawn chairs. Orga nizers ask people to carpool if possible. No food or alcohol will be allowed outdoors. Tickets are $25 per person; those younger than 12 are free. Tickets are available online at ofonat707-689-8654.calling130at=ebdssbcategorybrowse,tickets-396319350847?affeventbrite.com/e/buck-ford-https://www.theFarmBureauOffice,AllisonCourt,orby707-449-8044orGreenRiverislocated4513PutahCreekRoadtheSolanoCountysideruralWinters.
Being a dependable and providing father was of the utmost importance to Bob. He made sure he spent his time away from his stressful business to be with his family and attend baseball games (Oakland A’s and the Los Angeles Dodgers), Raider football
60th Air Mobility Wing at Travis Air Force Base, is among other dignitar ies invited to participate, including former pris oners of war and their families; the families of those listed as missing in action; and Gold Star Mothers and families.
Meet Fairfield, Napa County poet laureates at Solano library
n Solano County Board of Supervisors, 9 a.m. Tuesday, County Govern ment Center, 675 Texas St., Fairfield. Info: bos/meetings/videos.asp.solanocounty.com/depts/www.
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VACAVILLE — Carrie Pepper, author of “Missing on Hill 700: How Losing a Brother in Vietnam Created a Family in America,” will be the keynote speaker at the local commem oration of the National POW/MIA Recognition DayTheCeremony.eventwill start at 9:30 a.m. Friday at the Solano County Vietnam Veterans Memorial, located at 630 Merchant St. The master of cer emonies will be Mike Little, past commander of VFW Post 7244.
n Solano County Board of Education, 6 p.m. Wednesday, Solano County Office of Educa tion, 5100 Business Center Drive, Fairfield. Info: www.solanocoe.net.
The Vacaville Museum will host the “Canvas for Kids” art camp on Saturday.
The event will occur from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday in the Museum Courtyard.
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in the 2000 block of West SedonaCaliforniaAvenue. Fish and Wildlife wardens deployed a tranquilizer to capture the animal safely. Police said wardens transported the sleeping cat to a “suitable habitat” and released it back into the wild.
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I was a “very busy, always working” daughter. When my mother suddenly died, I had neglected spending time with her and have regretted it now for almost 30 years. But at the time, I was just living day to day, trying to be everything to everyone and meet multiple demands. I was overwhelmed with work and parent ing responsibilities and also focused on trying to ease her own loneliness, though I just didn’t have the time that she wanted. — Regret Not Spending Time With Mom
CANCER (June 22-July 22).
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ARIES (March 21-April 19).
South won with his heart ace, cashed the club ace and took two diamond winners, happy to see West follow throughout. Now came a heart. West was welcome to three tricks in that suit, but then he had to lead away from his spade king.
Jennifer Hudson stars in the upcoming action sur vival thriller “Breathe” about a future with poor air quality. Virgo is the sign of purity, health, fitness and the work it takes to nurture all. As a spokeswoman for healthy living, the Grammy and Academy Award winner stays true to her Virgo roots. Five luminaries in Libra high light diplomacy, artistry and a natural talent for creating harmony of all kinds.
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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 18). Your relationship with others is an extension of your relationship to yourself. As you nurture your No. 1 connection, other relationships blossom, including those of a platonic, romantic or business nature.
Dear Wisdom: That is really sweet. Thank you for sharing.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20).
I have even given this book to a new manager in my organi zation, an introvert like myself. For those who are short on time, Susan Cain also has a Ted Talk. — Comfortable in My Introvert Skin
ously or personally. Your light touch on social matters will be appreciated.
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Dear Regret: Thank you for your honest, reflective letter. Hope that it helps others out there hug their loved ones a little closer and/or make that phone call or book that trip to visit Grandma or Grandpa.
You’ll feel a responsibility to respect, lift and help. Don’t try to work out ahead of time how you’ll do this. There’s no way to prepare for the sort of sur prises you’ll face, but you can count on your instincts to meet the moment.
Whenever there is an oppor tunity to be useful, you’ll take advantage of it. You’ll see an opportunity where others only see a problem. It will be a plea sure to go through all the steps involved in finding a solution.
You’ll be involved in a longterm pursuit that will eventually land you on a distant, bounteous day, looking back amazed at what you were able to build. Even so, results won’t be immediate or steady. You’ll need faith and tenacity to get to the easy, joyous part. Good people around you make work worthwhile. Taurus and Aquarius adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 1, 3, 33, 27 and 17. CAUSE
resolved to whatever degree it can possibly be resolved. Your new chapter will begin on a note of relief.
Dear Annie: I want to tell you about a wonder ful coincidence in my life that involves your column. I read your answer to “Wanting More” about the mom who wished her daughter were more available. I wish my daughter called more, too.
While nothing in this circu lar life is truly complete, a matter of importance will be
You sense what others need and provide it before they ask. It’s a risky move. What if you’re reading the signals wrong? What if you’re incor rect? But you won’t be because you’re coming from a self less awareness.
The declarer had eight top tricks: two spades, two hearts, three diamonds and one club. He could hope for a 3-3 club split, but much more likely was gaining a third heart trick.
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You’ll get an overview of situa tions that few are privy to.
Dear Annie: I regret not visiting my mother enough when she was alive.
So, South played a heart to dummy’s king and returned a heart. When East discarded a diamond (playing red on red!), declarer paused. If West had five hearts, he surely had at least five spades. It is dangerous to lead from an unsupported king around to a big balanced hand. Maybe West could be given the lead in hearts and forced to sacrifice a third spade trick.
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Dear Comfortable in Intro vert Skin: Thank you for recommending the Ted Talk and book. I applaud your explo ration of self-discovery, which led to success in your career and in life.
Ideally, you’ll identify a con fluence of interests early on in a relationship. Where needs match up, what is given and received makes sense to both parties. If this isn’t happen ing naturally, don’t worry, just focus on what’s working.
neer in a corporate world where the extroverts dominated. It also didn’t help that I was a female in a male-dominated profession. Partway through my career, I discovered Susan Cain’s book, “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Can’t Stop Talking.” This book has been the most influential book I have ever read because it allowed me to accept myself for who I am and to realize that there are others like me. It made me a better manager and leader in my organization, as I recognized those like me, and knew how to draw out the best in them.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21).
Difficulty level: BRONZE
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You have much to contribute, though there are those who would prefer you were their echo instead of your own dis tinct voice. The easiest way to shine is to keep company that’s inclined to encourage and appreciate you.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19). The reason you’re obsessed with getting better at something is that you know that, without work, you won’t be where you want to be at all. So, in a weird way, your modesty and humility will make you exceptional.
Taking time to listen to someone will lift their mood. You’ll be included in deci sion-making and looped into conversations. People feel heard and understood by you.
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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). No matter how much you love doing a thing, it can still get tedious. Whether it’s work or a hobby, the repetition nec essary to get good at it will, at some point, get harder. It will be energizing to reconnect with the reasons for doing this.
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Dear Coincidence: Thank you for sharing your won derful letter. Your intention is beautiful.
However much you enjoy the company of certain people, being around them can still seem like work. Why do you think this is? If you’re willing to look for it, there’s a nugget of self-knowledge at the heart of this phenomenon.
Strangely, despite having all four aces, that South hand is a borderline two-no-trump opening. Edgar Kaplan’s 4Cs method rates it at only 19.55 points. The barren 4-3-3-3 distribution and poor spot cards reduce the hand’s worth. North was right not to use Stayman. He had 4-3-3-3 distribution, and his point-count meant that they presumably had at least 29 combined points. Three no-trump was probably making, but four hearts might fall to a bad trump break.
I underlined the part about accepting your daughter for who she is, and suddenly the phone rang. It was my daugh ter, and we had a lovely conversation. My higher power is out there! — Coincidence
Dear Annie: The best wisdom my mother gave me about dealing with the death of our pets was this: Our pets live shorter lives than us so we can have more lovely ones. — Wisdom
I am now retired after working for 39 years as an engi
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One of the most satisfying card-play techniques is forcing an opponent to give you the contract-fulfilling trick. How did South bring home three no-trump in today’s deal? West led his fourth-highest spade six: two, nine, queen. (If West had led a minor, he
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Please try to let your self off the hook. You did the best you could, and from your letter, it sounds as if you had a wonderful mother, because you are a very thoughtful person.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21). It causes as much neg ativity to take offense when none was intended as it does to unintentionally offend. You try not to take things too seri
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“The last three days have been the worst of our lives,” Hilty contin ued. “There are truly no words to appropri ately convey the depth of ourThegrief.”actor-singer said that publicly address ing the loss was “the last thing I wanted to do” but used her post to correct previous reports of the deaths. Hilty said several outlets “misgendered my sweet nephew and some haven’t even mentioned baby Luca.”
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“My beloved sister Lauren, brother-in-law Ross and baby nephew Remy were on that plane,” she wrote. “To make this news even more devastating, my sister was eight months pregnant and we were expecting to welcome baby boy Luca into the world next month.”
Megan Hilty has pub licly broken her silence about the loved ones she lost in a floatplane crash Sunday afternoon in Washington state. The “Smash” star posted a statement on Instagram Wednes day night mourning her pregnant sister, brotherin-law and nephew.
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Gradually we are learning of the trauma and damage this work can cause among even the strongest, besttrained, most carefully vetted warriors. The human mind and soul are not con stituted for endless years of risking and inflicting violence in nightly doses. A 2019 article in the Journal of Special Operations Medicine pointed out this wrenching juxtaposition of vulnerable souls inside hardened shells by noting: “In 2017, one of the largest suicide studies in military history concluded that SOF had nearly zero risk of suicide, asserting SOF are highly resil
n How far in advance of Jan. 6, 2021, was the intelligence reported?
The Legislature passes laws and appro priates billions of dollars and state officials rag on local governments to become more accommodating to develop ment, but very little, if any, progress is made on closing the gap between supply and
While the Bay Area’s housing agency covers nine counties, the new one in Los Angeles is limited to just that county, which raises a question: Why is it needed, since the county government already has author ity to do what the new entity would do?
21 years after 9/11, the war has not ended for anyone
n The Select Committee and news media reverse the meaning of Presi dent Trump’s invitation to attendees to march to the Capitol after his Jan. 6, 2021, speech. Fact: The committee report omits the last eight words of the invitation. “I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.”
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n Vice chairwoman Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyoming claimed evi dence that Donald Trump said, “Pence deserves to be hanged.” Fact: The president denies the statement and the “evidence” was hearsay.
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n Hundreds of those 900 entered through doors held open by Capitol police until 2:47 p.m. How is that trespassing?
wenty-one years after the destruction of the World Trade Center towers in Lower Manhattan, one can ask whether the United States has yet learned the prin cipal lesson of that shock ing, savage day. It is a lesson well-known to military plan ners, yet hard for a nation with allies on its borders and oceans at its sides to believe bone-deep.
n The size of the crowd was reason ably close to expectations. Why was not sufficient law enforcement on duty by 10 a.m. considering the threat?
n Committee member Rep. Elaine Luriek, D-Virginia, faulted “. . . the tragic death of . . . Police Officer Brian Sicknick who succumbed to his inju ries suffered during the riot.” Fact: Coroner ruled the police officer died of “natural causes.”
n acute shortage of housing, partic ularly for low-income families that must devote much of their paltry incomes to rent, is clearly one of Cal ifornia’s most pressing and vexing issues.
Theincreased.BayArea Housing Finance Author ity, created by legislation, came into being just before the Covid-19 pandemic struck and impeded the agency’s startup plans. A $10 billion regional bond issue for housing was being planned, but due to the economic turmoil of the pandemic, including wide spread unemployment, its sponsors delayed actionTheindefinitely.agencyisjust getting going again, using some seed money advanced by the state, and is resurrecting the $10 billion bond proposal in the nine Bay Area coun ties, possibly for the 2024 ballot. That would be enough, officials say, to produce and/or preserve 45,000 affordable housing units, assuming that it would leverage another $15 billion from other sources. But such a bond would require a two-thirds regionwide vote, which is by no means certain.
Every president going back to George W. Bush wanted to end the awful business. “Mission Accom plished,” one banner declared as early as 2003. Barack Obama promised to wrap things up. Donald Trump also promised to wrap things up and nego tiated the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. President Biden completed the withdrawal in ugly fashion just in time for the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
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The audacity of 9/11 – using 19 alQaida fighters, civilian lives and lakes of jet fuel to carry out a massively destructive attack – finally convinced Americans that we were at war. And for the next 20 years, we fought until we tired of the idea.
In the starting and ending of wars, the letting of blood and the waging of battle, the enemy has a vote. The day that has come to be known as 9/11 began a war only for us; for the enemy, the war had been raging for years. The little army of Osama bin Laden had hit American embassies in Africa, bombed a U.S. naval ship at Aden Harbor in Yemen, even signaled its intentions to destroy the twin towers by planting a truck bomb in a World Trade Center garage in 1993.
David Von Drehle writes a twiceweekly column for The Post. He was previously an editor-at-large for Time Magazine, and is the author of four books, including “Rise to Greatness: Abraham Lincoln and America’s Most Perilous Year” and “Triangle: The Fire That Changed America.”
Rarelyforces.do we see or hear of their work. They fight mostly by night, often in places where their presence is unac knowledged. They work to weaken terrorist networks and preempt attacks. Often this involves up-close combat and intimate killing in places where information can be unreliable and identities confused.
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But we no more control the ending of the war than we controlled the beginning. With the drone-strike killing of al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in July, the known enemy commanders
administration officials to be “charged with every crime imaginable.” Fact: Cipolloni denied the statement.
n Thompson at the eighth hearing announced, “There can be no doubt that Trump commanded a mob, a mob he knew to be heavily armed, violent, and angry to march on the Capitol to try to stop the peaceful transfer of power.” Fact: No testimony, including riot leaders’ tes timony, connected the president to a conspiracy and no arms were found on Capitol rioters.
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n Who opposed advance approval for activating the National Guard and why?
n White House staff member Cassidy Hutchinson swore she wrote a note for Chief of Staff Mark Meadows suggesting a more forceful White House response to the rioting. Fact: White House lawyer Eric Herschmann disputed her claim because he wrote it.
Nevertheless, Los Angeles County leaders want to emulate the Bay Area experiment. They persuaded the Legis lature, in the final hours of its session last month, to create the awkwardly named Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solu tions Agency with very similar powers, and also some limitations that could hamstring its Theeffectiveness.agencywill have a 21-member board composed of local officials, includ ing all five county supervisors, and their appointees.Essentially, the new agency could raise money with voter-approved parcel taxes on property, a tax on business gross receipts or a tax on property transfer documents and could also issue bonds. The revenues would mostly be given to the county’s cities to be spent on housing, although the agency could undertake some projects of its own.
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n The House speaker is responsible for House security. What was her input and why? Is presidential authority first required for her to activate?
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“The job that they do hurts them and hurts their families,” a former Navy psychiatrist named Bill Nash says on the podcast.
n Had preparations responded to the threat, no riot could have occurred.
After a year, what answers are known?
n Eight public hearings have reported on a presumed crime without evidence.
n Who was responsible for the deci sion to not activate?
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n Approximately 95% of the arrests were for misdemeanors such as trespassing.
What’s more, it is impossible to say when, or even how, it might come to an end. These 21 years since 9/11 have changed the tactics and appearance of war, and not necessarily for the better. Though the United States continues to train and equip hundreds of thousands of conventional troops, and to arm them with the latest weapons, most of our fighting against terrorists is done by small teams of highly skilled com mandos – Navy SEALs, Army Rangers and so on – from the Special Opera tions
ient due to their ‘rigorous selection, intense training, strong unit cohe sion, or psychological and biological characteristics.’ In 2018, SOF sui cidesBecausetripled.”we cannot see what these warriors do on our behalf and in our name, we make cultural cartoons of them – Rambos and video-game avatars. No doubt some of them come to see themselves in those same terms. But they are not cartoon supermen; they are human beings – highly skilled and disciplined, but still human. And they are bearing extraordinary weight in a war without clear boundaries: physical, temporal or moral. A war that will end only when the enemy con sents to end it.
n The House sergeant at arms, when requested by the U.S. Capitol Police to elevate the request for reinforcement, referred to optics. Why? What happened to the alleged Jan. 5 Trump authorization to activate the DC National Guard?
n With no riot, nearly 900 fewer citi zens would not have an arrest record.
n Committee chairman Rep. Bennie G. Thompson, D-Mississippi, claimed rioters were “savagely beating and killing law enforcement officers. Fact: No police officer was killed during the riot. One unarmed nonviolent protestor was killed by police.
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However, it could play no role in zoning issues, could not acquire property by eminent domain (seizure) and is forbidden to build housing for the homeless. To gain legislative approval, Senate Bill 679 also was drafted with a requirement that any housing built or financed by the agency be considered public works subject to the state’s prevailing wage law, with larger projects required, in essence, to use only unionized labor.
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n A mistake was made in not pre paring for the threats received.
n Who can request law enforcement assistance?
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Failure, corruption in Jan. 6 Committee: Part 2
he previous Right Stuff column listed required answers from the Select Committee to numerous investigation topics to prevent any future Capitol attacks. None have yet been reported. All committee investigations reported illustrate attempts to support a predetermined conclusion connecting White House actions to igniting the rioting. The bias of the Select Committee is illustrated by the following decep tive statements provided to the public during the committee’s hearings.
Though the American public is tired of war, and the United States’ leaders prefer to act as if it is all over, Amer ican warriors must continue to fight because our enemies still have a vote. As another 9/11 anniversary comes and goes, we owe it to those war riors to remember them, to care for them, and to honor their sacrifices of body and soul.
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n The committee claimed that White House counsel Anthony “Pat” Cipolloni said President Trump’s plan to march to the Capitol would cause
n What law enforcement agencies were notified of the threat and when?
n The president, during a staff meeting Jan. 5, 2021, authorized uti lization of the District of Columbia National Guard. With that authority granted, who had authority to activate? Was that the mayor of DC and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi?
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Several years ago, the San Francisco Bay Area’s civic and political leadership devised a new approach – a regional agency empowered to raise revenues that would jump-start much-needed construction while protect ing existing housing stocks and helping poor tenants remain in their homes as rents
Simply put, the Bay Area Housing Finance Authority is still a work in prog ress. No one knows whether it will, or even could, make a significant dent in the region’s housing shortage.
An unknown number of attendees have been in jail for more than a year. The Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Con stitution which prescribes the rights of the accused, is being ignored.
Unanswered citizen concerns:
of 9/11 are all captured or dead. Yet the enemy has morphed and migrated. The war has not ended for the Islamic State or for other violent jihadist groups around the world. It hasn’t ended for the governments offering them support and encouragement.Therefore,the war has not ended for us.
n Almost all conclusions of the committee are based on hearsay or speculation of word meanings that build emotion. Hearsay is not admissi ble in court for criminal conviction.
As the journalist Dan Taberski bril liantly documented in his 2021 podcast “The Line,” the fogged frontier between war and not-war, combatants and noncombatants, permissible and nonpermissible violence takes a pro found toll on the people assigned to navigate the morass.
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Everyonedemand. involved seems to be looking for the silver bullet solution, but no one has come up with it yet.
Los Angeles County needs something north of 800,000 additional housing units by the state’s calculation and, like other areas of the state, has fallen short. Will the Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solu tions Agency live up to its name and devise new solutions, or will it just become another wheelspinning bureaucratic haven for highly paid political appointees?
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"They're paying West lands for fake habitat," said Patricia Schifferle, director of Pacific Advo cates, an environmental consulting firm. "Much of the area is upland habitat and will not support fish. . . . They're selling cow pasture as if it was tidalThehabitat."property is in the southern portion of the Yolo Bypass, a flood plain on the north side of theThedelta.delta
"Are we really just trying to check the box?" he said. "Or are we actu ally trying to do things that will benefit the species?"
Southwest of Sacra mento the branching arms of waterways reach into a patchwork of farm fields and pastures. Canals and wetlands fringed with reeds meet a sunbaked expanse of dry meadows.
about one-fourth of the property should receive credit as tidal marsh habitat, while the rest of the land is too high above sea level to get wet during high tides. They have pointed to documents indi cating that much of the property lies 6.5 feet or more above sea level.
TheProject.State Water Project pumps water from the delta and delivers it to farms and cities to the south. State officials have said the land purchase for the restoration project is funded by the State Water Project to satisfy habitat acreage require ments in the system's federal permits.
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The disagreement over which portions of the property should be counted as tidal marsh habitat parallels other dis putes over how California should protect fish pop ulations and address the deterioration of the delta's ecosystem. Researchers with the Pacific Insti tute said in a report this month that warmer water temperatures, reduced flows and increasing algae blooms linked to the drought have worsened
"Delta smelt better grow legs, because there's no way that's tidal habitat for delta smelt," Schifferle said. At $23,815 per acre, she said, "that's a lot of money for cow pasture."
A large portion of that requirement could be satisfied by the property southwest of Sacramento – called the Lower Yolo Ranch Tidal Habitat Restoration Project – if federal wildlife officials agree with claims by state and federal water agencies that much of the property should receive credit as tidal marsh that benefits endangered deltaThesmelt.Westlands Water District bought the prop erty in 2007 and has done restoration work at the site by grading the land, removing concrete infrastructure and digging new tidal channels and swales. Thomas Birming ham, general manager of Westlands, has said the district bought the property because it was "an ideal location for restoration of tidal marshThehabitat."stateDepartment of Water Resources has claimed that more than 1,700 acres, or about 80% of the property, bene fits delta smelt. If the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service confirms this and grants full credit for the acreage as tidal marsh habitat, Westlands is set to receive nearly $41 million from the state.
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long-term declines in the state's fish populations and are pushing some species closer to extinction.
number of ecological ben efits, including increased food production for delta smelt." The department said the site also pro vides floodplain habitat for salmon and habitat for Swainson's hawks and otherThespecies.department's mod eling shows that the restoration site "can be fully inundated and tidal as the Yolo Bypass fills and drains," Washing ton said. "Even when not fully inundated, the site will generate bene fits by producing food for deltaBecausesmelt." of this, Washington said the Department of Water Resources has requested credit from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for more than 1,700 acres of restored fish habitat.
A coalition of envi ronmental groups raised concerns about the deal in a letter to state agencies in July. The groups, which included the Sierra Club and the Natural Resources Defense Council, said documents show "that there generally is no tidal influence on lands at ele vations above 6.5 feet above sea level in this part of the delta, and therefore these lands are not 'tidal' marsh, 'tidal wetland,' or 'intertidal' habitat" and should not be credited toward meeting environmental mitigation requirements for the State Water
estimate of acreage above 6.4 feet eleva tion is approximately 1,588 acres," and the proj ect's environmental review identified 6.4 feet eleva tion as average "higher high water" on the resto ration"Habitatsite. valuation on the property is pending receipt of field verification data and supporting doc umentation from DWR," the wildlife agency said, adding that the wild life department's habitat assessment "would be incomplete without this additional fisherytheagencyrationdorestorationilocks"whatpropertycontributions."betterIoperatingerrez,area,"arerestorationprojectbeIBypasstionmultipleYoloSuisuntheenhancementofofbeganforniastatetifiedtheWestlandsinformation."officialssaidprojecthasbeenidenasakeypartofainitiativecalledCaliEcoRestore,whichin2015withagoalsecuring30,000acreshabitatrestorationandinthedelta,YoloBypassandMarsh.TheLowerRanchsiteisoneofhabitatrestoraprojectsintheYoloregion."It'sagreatproject.thinkthedeltawillmuchbetterforthisandalltheotherprojectsthatoccurringinthatsaidJoseGutiWestlands'chiefofficer."AndthinkourstatewillbeoffbecauseofourGutierrezsaidtheislocatedinwecallthisGoldelevationwhereprojectsreallywellinthisarea."WestlandsdeliverswatertovastfarmlandsinFresnoandKingscountiesthatproducealmonds,pistachios,grapes,garlic,hayandothercrops.ThedistrictworkedwiththestateDepartmentofWaterResourcesandDepartmentofFishandWildlifetoprepareaplandetailingtherestoproject.Thewaterthensubmittedplantoastate-federalteamtaskedwith
But one habitat res toration project funded by a large agricultural water district is drawing criticism from environ mental advocates. They say that while the project is based on claims of eco logically important marsh habitat, a large portion of the land is a high-anddry former cattle pasture that does little to benefit endangered fish.
"Engaging in giving credit for habitat resto ration that doesn't benefit the species really under mines the protection of the species," Obegi said. And in this case, he said, "most of the acreage that they're talking about is well above the high tide line and isn't going to provide any of thoseObegibenefits."said this issue is important because it goes to the heart of what California is doing for the delta ecosys tem, and whether current approaches are effective.
No cause has yet been determined for the Mos quito Fire, though PG&E has reported “electrical activity” on a nearby transmission line around the start of the fire.
In email responses to questions from The Times, the Department of Fish and Wildlife said that, based on maps pro vided by the project's proponents, "the current
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Tidal marsh or ‘fake habitat’? State environmental project draws criticism
The environmen tal groups urged the state Department of Water Resources and the Department of Fish and Wildlife to "refuse to certify mitigation credits of such uplands as tidal wetland
"I think we all rec ognize that the delta is in ecological crisis, and we need to take steps to restore the health of the delta. But the delta doesn't benefit if people are spending money on projects that don't actually provide those ecological benefits. And so it ends up being a waste of money," Obegi said.
from Sacramento north to Redding and across the Sierra from Yosem ite through Tahoe and past the northern borders of California and Nevada, according to the Sac ramento office of the National Weather Service and the online airnow.gov air quality Weathermap.officials on Twitter urged residents to monitor air quality and “stay indoors if possi ble & use an air filter” in areas where conditions wereWhileunhealthy.the favorable weather resulting from
Most of tiny Volcano ville’s 231 residents had fled by Saturday, with fire crews remaining to protect structures. The fire destroyed several structures along Volca noville Road, although official tallies had yet to indicate any lost CameronDoradoinCountywereCountyaccordinghomesApproximatelybuildings.5,850remainthreatened,tothePlacerSheriff’sOffice.EvacuationcenterssetupinPlaceratSierraCollegeRocklin;andinElCountyatParkServices
But environmental advocates argue that only
"aimedtheWaterforton,Sabrinahabitat."WashingaspokespersontheDepartmentofResources,saidrestorationprojectisatgeneratinga
Firefighters made progress overnight into Sunday morning against the Mosquito Fire in the Sierra foothills, aided by cooler temperatures and increased humidity –though the pall of smoke also helping to reduce fire activity pushed air quality to hazardous levels north and east of the fire past the Nevada border.
One recently released document, however, indicates the California Department of Fish and Wildlife has raised questions about giving credit for land more than 6.4 feet above sea level. The docu ment was unsigned but created in 2020 by a senior environmental sci entist at the department, Phillip"PleasePoirier.provide addi tional justification on why delta smelt credit should be approved for habitat above 6.4 feet . . . if that habitat is inacces sible to delta smelt most years," the memo said. It also asked why the land above that eleva tion should be given the same credit "as habitat that directly benefits delta smeltThisyear-round?"andother doc uments were obtained through requests by Schifferle, who shared them with the Los Angeles Times.
The fire has forced the evacuation of 11,117 people, the Placer County Sheriff’s Office said Sunday on Twitter.
These lands on the northwestern edge of the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta have now been targeted for restoration following the widespread destruction of estuary marsh hab itats that began over a century ago.
between Sacramento and Tahoe, had consumed 41,443 acres and was 10% contained Sunday morning, Cal Fire said in an online update.
The blaze, which sparked Tuesday near Foresthill and is burning in Tahoe and El Dorado national forests
The dispute over the roughly 2,100-acre prop erty centers on questions about which lands should be counted as tidal marsh habitat in the delta, one of California's primary water sources. State and federal agencies that operate the two major water projects pumping from the delta have been supporting a series of habitat restoration proj ects as they work toward a requirement to restore at least 8,000 acres of tidal marshes to mitigate the ecological harm caused by water diversions.
smelt, a finger-length fish, has been spiraling toward extinction despite decades of rescue Schifferleefforts.pointed out that the Department of Water Resources' request to the U.S. Fish and Wild life Service, to certify credit for 1,713 acres of tidal marsh habitat, includes lands as much as 7.7 feet above sea level. Schifferle said that is too high to benefit fish.
determining the habitat acreageWestlandscredits.in 2020 com pleted construction work at the Lower Yolo Ranch site, which Gutierrez said was aimed at allow ing water to "move more naturally through the property" with the tides. He said the project is "per forming as designed" and yielding benefits for fish.
the remnants of Hurri cane Kay was working in firefighters’ favor, the benefits were likely to be “slight and brief,” Cal Fire said Sunday. Brush, timber and other vegeta tion in the area that feeds the fire is “critically dry,” officialsWindssaid.also picked up, contributing to the fire’s spread to the north and northeast of communi ties in Foresthill, and new evacuation orders and warnings were added to those already in place in both Placer and El Dorado counties.
After generating a giant pyrocumulus cloud, the fire continued to pump smoke across a large swath of Northern California.Airquality Sunday morning ranged from unhealthy to hazardous
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District in Cameron Park, and Green Valley Commu nity Church in Placerville. Animal evacuation centers were open at Placer County Animal Services Center in Auburn, and the Nevada County Fairgrounds in Grass Valley.
Westlands offi cials have said the wildlife department recently col lected three delta smelt larvae on the property that were larger than smelt larvae collected elsewhere, and have also collected larvae of another fish, longfin Gutierrezsmelt.said the dis trict isn't selling land to the state. He said once the delta smelt habitat credits are confirmed, the district expects to receive about $40.8 million for the sale of those credits and plans to transfer ownership of more than 2,100 acres to the Department of WaterTheResources.districthas spent more on the project than it expects to receive from the state, said Shelley Cartwright, Westlands' deputy general manager of external affairs. She said Westlands has spent more than $43.5 million, including the cost of buying the property, plan ning, permitting and construction.Afterthe deal is com plete, Westlands will still own nearly 1,300 acres of the Lower Yolo Ranch.
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The Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta near Rio Vista.
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The delta was once filled with vast tidal marshes but was dra matically altered as wetlands were diked, drained and converted to farmland.DougObegi, a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council, said state and federal agencies have obligations under a 2008 biological opinion to restore marsh and flood plain habitat for delta smelt and salmon, and are far behind schedule in meeting those obligations.
If this project and others like it are intended to benefit delta smelt, Obegi said, the land needs to be low-lying enough to be inundated by the tides.
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The inaugural Motorcycle Show at the 30th Annual Tomato and Vine Festival was a fundraiser for Families Helping Families in Fairfield.
McKenzie said that, when he left active duty in April after serving as commander of the U.S. Central Command, he warned that al-Qaeda and ISIS would be able to regener ate after a period of time after the United States left Afghanistan.“Thatis still my opinion today,” he said on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” noting that the Taliban is back in control of Afghanistan.Although the CIA in August successfully carried out an operation to target al-Zawahiri at the end of July, McKen zie said it concerned him that the al-Qaeda leader had been “living in very good accommodations in downtown Kabul” when he was “Thatkilled.should give us all pause,” McKenzie said.
Political leaders, including Harris, didn’t deliver remarks Sunday. But in an interview that aired Sunday on NBC News’s “Meet the Press,” Harris was asked whether domestic threats pose a risk equal or greater than what the country faced 21 years Harrisago. told NBC News’s Chuck Todd that the risks are “dangerous and extremely harmful, but they’re different.” She also said she was worried about ongoing threats to democracy, as Republicans who deny the results of the 2020 presidential election inch closer to positions of power in several states. According to an analy sis by The Washington Post, nearly two-thirds of GOP nominations for state and federal offices with authority over elec tions are candidates who have refused to accept the 2020 election results and, in some cases, said they would not have certified Biden’sThosewin.people, as well as officials who refuse to condemn the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, have caused others to question if America still values the integrity of democracies, Harris said.
He said he was pleased with the turnout and looks forward to more bikes coming into the show.
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“I didn’t know where she was, whether she was flying, not flying, where she was,” she recalled in the interview. “And then I found out she was home.”
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Since the withdrawal from Afghanistan, ques tions linger about how the U.S. is confronting terror ist threats Retiredthere.Gen. Frank McKenzie, who was at the Pentagon when it was attacked on Sept. 11, 2001, did not answer directly when asked Sunday if he agreed with the Biden administration’s assess ment that ISIS and al-Qaeda do not pose a threat of being able to carry out an attack on the UnitedInstead,States.
Before a crowd in Pennsylvania, Jill Biden touched on courage and interconnectedness. “So as we stand on this sacred and scarred earth – a record of our collective grief and a monument to the memories that live on in each of us - this is the legacy we must carry forward: hope that defies hate. Love that defies loss. And the ties that hold us together through it all,” Jill Biden said.
The brothers have reportedly been estranged since Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, made their highly pub licized split from royal life and moved to North America. Harry and William were last pictured together following the death of Prince Philip in April 2021 and then again in July of that year for the unveiling of a statue of their mother, and the two couples haven’t been seen together in public for severalWhenyears.the Sussexes lived in Britain, Meghan had a bitter relationship with much of the U.K. tabloid press that lingers today. They charged that the tabloids had incited racism against the duchess; they also alleged that there was institu tional racism within the monarchy and that Buck ingham Palace had failed to protect Meghan. In recent days, as the spot light again intensified over the two couples, Meghan has also been the target of abuse on social comerepairingsignappearanceentlydeath,moraltoappropriatehadthatBritishbecomemothertheinarrivalAdditionally,media.Harry’satBalmoralCastleScotland,alone,beforedeathofhisgrandonThursdayhadatalkingpoint.mediareportedKingCharlesIIItoldHarryitwasnotforMeghantravelwithhimtoBalaheadofthequeen’sastheyhadapparintended.ButSaturday’spublicwasthelatesttheroyalsmaybetiesastheytogethertomourn
Eric Adams and former mayor Mike Bloom berg as friends and family read the names of each victim of the 2001 and 1993 World Trade Center attacks.
The nation on Sunday honored the nearly 3,000 lives lost 21 years ago during the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, even as the country remains mired in the fallout of the decadeslong war in Afghanistan and new questions linger about the strength and resiliency of democratic institutions here at home.
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President Biden led a day of nationwide remem brance from Arlington, Va., against the backdrop of heavy wind and rain. He delivered forceful remarks after attending a wreath-laying ceremony at the Pentagon with Sec retary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Mark A. ThemesMilley.ofunity and resilience colored Biden’s remarks at the Pentagon.
The solemn commem orations on Sunday also hearkened very per sonal memories. First lady Jill Biden traveled to the Flight 93 National Memorial Observance in Shanksville, Pa., and was joined by her sister Bonny Jacobs, a United Air lines flight attendant. In an interview with the Associated Press before the events, Jill Biden recalled being “scared to death” that her sister was on one of the four hijacked planes.
Democrats and Repub licans, who are sharply divided on most issues, agree that democracy in the United States is in danger, according to a new poll from Quinnipiac University – even as they diverge on the reasons they believe American democracy is at risk.
Harry and Meghan appear with William in sign of possible royal rapprochement
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Capt. Josh Danner had graduated from Vanden High School when the attack happened. He said he remembers it like it was“Iyesterday.wasgoing into the Air Force as a mechanic,” he said. “I wondered how this was changing myButduties.”more worrisome was that everyone he knew thought he was going to war.
Another lingering issue various administra tions have yet to resolve has been what to do about the repeatedly delayed
Fire fighters gathered early Sunday for a ceremony to ring the bell next to the 9/11 memorial located in front of the fire station on Pintail Drive.
Biden holds somber 9/11 remembrances as legacy questions linger
The Suisun City Fire Department chose not to do the larger cere mony in the evening this year because of some landscaping issues and changes within the department, said Greg Renucci, the city’s newest deputy fire chief and also the son of Mark Renucci.
Susan Hiland/Daily Republic Vallejo Honor Guard salute the flag during the 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at Vallejo City Hall, Sunday.
when it happened, so he went online to learn about it and it devastated him. But it is important to remember and learn aboutSpeakershistory.” included Vallejo Fire Chief Kyle Long and Chief of Police Shawny“MemoriesWilliams.from that day may have faded for some of us; others were not even born so they can’t remember,” Long said. “For those of us who spent our lives in service to others, those memo riesLongpersist.”spoke about not being at the ceremony to relive that fateful day but to honor those who lost their“Threelives. hundred fortythree is a sacred number in the fire services,” Long said. “That is how many firefighters died on that day, along with 3,000 civilians and law enforcement.”“Every9/11 is a day of sadness,” Williams said. “That day also represents bravery and the remark ablyThevaliant.”attack was meant to crush the nation’s spirit, but it made Amer icans more determined to cherish their freedoms,
“I didn’t get deployed to the Middle East but to Japan,” Danner said. “We would load up the planes for Afghanistan and they came back empty. It wasDannersobering.”said he is just happy to see people remembering the fire fighters, first responders and other people who died that day.
“We expect about 15 or so bikes coming from people I reached out to,” he said. “I just loved the idea, too. It really is about helping the community.”VincentScholl, presi dent of Families Helping Families, said he was
“I’ve met kids today that weren’t born back then and they are just dumbfounded when they hear what happened,” he said. “9/11 is impor tant for them to hear about and be educated on theAhistory.”flagmemorial will be set up Sunday on the lawn adjacent to the gazebo at Benicia City Park on the corner of First Street and the junc ture of Military East and Military West. Fire Department personnel were stationed at the site from 7 a.m. until sunset. A bagpipe was played at 6 p.m. by Lloyd Christian sen as a tribute to those who died in the attacks.
Princes William and Harry – together with their wives – made a rare joint appearance on Saturday, greeting wellwishers gathered outside of Windsor Castle, near London, to mourn Queen Elizabeth II.
“To me, that’s the greatest lesson of Sep tember 11,” he continued. “Not that we will never again face a setback, but that in a moment of great unity, we also had to face down the worst impulses fear, violence, recrimi nation directed against Muslim Americans as well as Americans of Middle Eastern and South Asian andtroopsthewereThisheritage.”year’sceremoniesalsoareminderofmessywithdrawaloffromAfghanistanthecollapseofthe
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Walter Trujillo, an 11-year veteran fire fighter with Vallejo, played bagpipes while an honor guard moved the flag outside City Hall to half-staff. Trujillo also played the last song of the day, “Amazing Grace,” to end the
U.S.-backed Afghan gov ernment a year ago at the end of August. It comes six weeks after the U.S. killed Ayman al-Zawahiri, the leader of al-Qaeda and an architect of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, in a CIA drone strike in Kabul.
trials of the five Guan tánamo Bay prisoners, including the man who is alleged to have master minded the 9/11 attacks, Khalid Sheikh Moham med. When asked how he would respond to families of 9/11 victims who want justice, Biden told report ers in Delaware Sunday morning that “there is a plan for that” without going into specifics.
In New York, Vice President Harris and Doug Emhoff, the second gentleman, are attending a commemoration cer emony at the National September 11th Memo rial. They were joined by New York Mayor
the death of their family matriarch. In his first televised speech from Buckingham Palace on Friday, Charles expressed his love for Harry and Meghan “as they con tinue to build their livesOnoverseas.”Sunday, many of the major British newspa pers’ front pages featured photos of the couples walking together, with headlines focused on theirHarryreunion.isfifth in line to the throne, despite a con troversial decision to step back from royal duties and move to the United States with Meghan and their two children, Archie andFollowingLilibet. the queen’s death and the accession of Charles as monarch, the two Sussex children are entitled to the titles “prince” and “princess.” That right stems from pro tocols dating back to King George V in 1917, which state that the children and grandchildren of the sov ereign are granted the royal titles automatically. (The official palace suc cession list still refers to them as Master Archie and Miss AmongLilibet.)themany jawdropping claims the Duke and Duchess of Sussex made in an interview with Oprah Winfrey last year was the allegation that Buckingham Palace planned to refuse Archie the title of prince – a deci sion that Meghan called hurtful and suggested was driven by institu tional racism within theInmonarchy.another interview, Harry said he considered the term “Megxit” – which was coined after he and his wife announced in January 2020 they would be step ping back from their roles as senior members of the royal family and dividing their time between Britain and North America – “misogynistic.”
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“I hope we’ll remem ber that in the midst of these dark days, we dug deep,” he said on Sunday before a crowd of fam ilies of 9/11 victims and first responders who were at the Pentagon on the day of the attack.
“We regained the light by reaching out to one another and finding some thing all too rare, a true sense of national unity.”
Families Helping Fam ilies officials hope to raise enough money to feed 400 families from Rio Vista to Dixon in Novem ber. The plan is to have enough food for two weeks of meals for each family.
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“We brought in about $1,000 in donations from (Saturday) with the beer garden and car show,” he said. “It is so exciting to be able to help for the Thanksgiving meals.”
giving Chicago a first down at its own 49-yard line. It wasn’t a hard yank, but Greenlaw got enough of the facemask to draw the flag and it wasn’t the only one on the play. Bosa had earlier gotten a piece of Montgomery’s facemask before Green law got the flag.
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After meeting Ruud at the net and embracing the runner-up, Alcaraz ran up to his supporters' box to hug them and share his moment of triumph.
On if he felt in control, up 10-0:
Josh Heald, a co-cre ator of the “Cobra Kai” series, was never one of those karate-obsessed
Alcaraz won his first Grand Slam singles title and earned the No. 1 world ranking with
by breaking Ruud's serve for a 2-1 lead. Alcaraz then dodged a break point for Ruud to consolidate the break and go up 3-1. He won the set on his first opportunity, when Ruud sent a return into the net.
But one major defen sive breakdown flipped the momentum at soggy Soldier Field, and San Francisco’s season opened with a 19-10 loss to theTheBears.49ers led 10-0 after opening the second half with a field goal, but on Chi cago’s next drive, the Bears faced thirdand-10 from their own 49-yard line. Justin Fields escaped a would-be sack by Aric Armstead and scram bled away from the pressure before finding former Niner receiver Dante Pettis wide open, connecting on a 51-yard touchdown.
en's tennis has been dominated for two decades by the "Big Three" of Rafael Nadal, DjokovicNovakand Roger Federer. In the U.S. Open final on Sunday, 19-yearold Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz identified himself the "Next One" to succeed them as the winner of many major titles.
It might not be an exact reflection of “Cobra Kai,” the hit Netflix series that rebooted the beloved “Karate Kid” movies of the 1980s and has returned the ancient martial art to the fore
sensei who has run Team Karate Center for four decades. “To develop those two things together, through technical moves and through understand ingAndviolence.”as the show, which just released its fifth season and has gar nered millions of fans around the world, contin ues to grow in popularity and influence, the karate community hopes it will benefit as “‘Cobrawell.Kai’ and ‘Karate Kid’ made it real, so people could relate to it,” Azhakh explains. “As far as I’m concerned, it was the two biggest things that drew martial arts stu dents to our schools.”
If this all seems right out of a Hollywood script –motivational messages on a wall, kids sparring amid a chorus of “hi-yas!” and instructor commands, the duality of an artform that promotes aggression while also teaching its students how to harness it – that’s because it
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kids. Neither were his two partners on the show, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg.“Itook karate in a dojo for a few weeks when I was a kid,” Heald said with a laugh. “But I remember not even lasting long enough to get a gi. And I don’t think John and Hayden even made it that far.”
“We felt very in control. I think that one play was a huge change. I thought we had every chance to kind of run away with it, especially those first two drives. We had a fumble inside the 10, next drive getting down there and ended up with a sack on third down that knocked us out of field goal range, especially after Huf [Talanoa Hufanga]’s turnover. That third quarter, getting all the way down there, having that penalty and only coming up with a field goal. Thought we had every chance to run away with it. Thought we were going to get it
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and Ruud No. 7. They will be 1-2 in the rank ingsNadal,Monday.who leads men's players with 22 Grand Slam singles titles, lost in the round of 16 here. Federer is still recovering from knee surgery, and Djokovic wasn't allowed to enter the United States because he has declined to be vaccinated against finalRuudreceives$2.6AlcarazCovid-19.earnsmillion,andRuud$1.3million.hadreachedtheofaGrandSlamonce
before, losing in Paris at the French Open this summer. This was Alcaraz's first Slam singles final, but it surely won't be his Accordinglast. to the Asso ciation of ProfessionalsTennismen's tour, Alcaraz is the first teen ager to rank No. 1 since 1973. He's also the 28th world No. 1 in ATP rank ings history (since August 1973) and the 57th of the Open era, which began in Alcaraz1968.got off to a good start in the first set
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The 49ers lost 19-10 at Soldier in Field in a game
“It’s just frustrating, knowing we had them exactly where we wanted them,” middle line backer Fred Warner said.
Bears quarterback Justin Fields holds off 49ers cornerback Emmanuel Moseley during the season opener, Sept. 11.
positioned itself to win games through sacks and turnovers was well on its way to dispatching an inferior foe in Week 1, regardless of what Lance and the 49ers offense could get done in a bad weatherExceptgame.it didn’t happen. The Bears had the ball eight more times. The 49ers had no more takeaways and no moreTheysacks.did have penal ties and blown coverages, however, which aren’t befitting a defense that considers itself elite.
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front of pop culture. But the parallels are impossi ble to “Theignore.goal of all martial arts, in my opinion, is developing your com petency and your character,” says Fariborz Azhakh, the 60-year-old
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Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times/TNS Children learn karate at the Team Karate Center in Woodland Hills, Thursday.
knives being wielded, only harmless plastic props used for a self-defense drill. But at Team Karate Center, one of the oldest martial arts schools in the San Fernando Valley, the point is to remind the young students about the seriousness of their train ing, to keep them focused as they pair up and practice how to defend themselves with forearm blocks and disarm an attacker with a swift strike of their hand.
sort of is.
On what happened on the Fields-to-Pettis TD: “He broke a sack, I think Armstead had him right there. Fields did a hell of a job getting away from it, tough to get away from… I think it was Aric. And then he bought time and coverages don’t last thatOnlong.”anyconcern about the hits Lance took: “I’ll watch the tape and ask him how he felt. But it was that type of game.”
their play in the third set, earning standing ova tions several times for their efforts and execu tion of difficult shots that they made look easy.
a skillful and deter mined 6-4, 2-6, 7-6 (1), 6-3 victory over Casper Ruud of Norway in front of a crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium that serenaded him with cries of "Olé" and "Vamos, Carlitos." Alcaraz finished the match with an ace, then threw himself on his back to soak it all in.
they led 10-0 and seemed more like 100-0.
A defense that has
A big part of the 49ers’ decision to put their faith in quarter back Trey Lance was the understanding they had a championshiplevel defense that would provide cover for inevita ble growing pains. Yet as hard as it is to come down on a unit that gave up 204 yards on 56 plays, the 49ers’ defense Sunday came up short of champion ship level, giving up three second-half touch downs to a Chicago Bears offense likely to finish among the NFL’s bottom feeders when the season is complete.
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Alcaraz had been ranked No. 4 in the world,
passes. In the air, Lance was 13-for-28 passing for 164 yards, no touchdowns and one interception.Here’swhat the 49ers had to say after the loss:
LOS ANGELES — The music stops as the knives are passed out.
Alcaraz went up a break in the first game, but Ruud broke back for 2-2 when Alcaraz netted a back hand. They stayed even, at 5-5, until Ruud won the next game at love for a 6-5 lead. The crowd heavily favored Alcaraz but also applauded Ruud's perseverance and linebrushing shots.
49ers’ defense fails under pressure in season opener against Chicago
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The first one, a face mask against Dre Greenlaw, came when David Montgom ery was stuffed for no gain on third-and-4,
As children of the ‘80s, however, the themes of the “Karate Kid” movies still resonated with them.
The Bears would add touchdowns on their next two drives in the fourth quarter – an 18-yard Fields pass to Equa nimeous St. Brown and a 3-yard rush from running back Khalil Herbert – to score 19 unanswered points and pull away from the sputtering and sloppy 49ers, who committed 12 penalties for 99 yards on the Now,day.San Francisco will return home to dry off from the Chicago downpour. But the spot light is shining brighter and hotter than ever on new starting quarter back Trey Lance, who finished the day with as many rushes (13 for 54 yards) as completed
Teenager Alcaraz triumphs in U.S. Open for first Grand Slam title
At that point, Bears Fields hadn’t completed a pass to a wide receiver. That was about to change. Fields escaped pres sure to his left, the 49ers defense pursued, and former 49ers’ draft bust Dante Pettis was left all by his lonesome back on the right side. Fields found him, Pettis scored the touchdown,
Head coach Kyle Shanahan
In a Woodland Hills strip mall off Victory Boulevard, tucked into a corner unit next door to an appliance outlet store and school uniform retailer, the voice of karate instruc tor Nima Elie echoes around a 7,000-squarefoot“Ifstudio.youhave a weapon,” he announces to his class of 8-to-10-year-olds, sitting quietly before him with green, blue and brown belts tied around their waists, “you do not messAndaround!”with that, the Tuesday night class at Team Karate CenterTherebegins.aren’t real
At halftime, it felt like everything was going the 49ers’ way.
On the first play from scrimmage, Chicago quarterback Justin Fields was overrun on a screen pass that for a moment looked as if the 49ers would turn it into a pick six. A sack by Samson Ebukam helped ruin the first Chicago drive. The Bears’ second drive ended on an interception by strong safety Talanoa Hufanga, and the third was stymied on a third-down sack from Nick Bosa.
How has popular Netflix show ‘Cobra Kai’ impacted dojos in LA?
The conflict between metaphysical and milita ristic teaching styles. The tension of learning vio lence and understanding when to use it. And the underdog story of Daniel LaRusso, the teenage pro tagonist who fights with
The second set stayed on serve, with Ruud saving a break point in the fifth game to take a 3-2 lead. Ruud, using his excellent topspin fore hand, then broke Alcaraz's serve for a 4-2 lead. Ruud clinched the set on his secondBothchance.menelevated
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One (15-ounce) can black beans, drained and rinsed or 1 1 2 cups cooked black beans
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arketing food to kids is usually seen in a negative light, a way to get them to pester their parents for what is usually ultra-processed, nutritionally lacking food. But apply those same sales principles
One of the best things about dip is that the dipper becomes
2 tablespoons lowsodium soy sauce
1 tablespoon honey (optional) 6 to 8 tablespoons water Sriracha, as needed
Make the lunchbox: Add about a quarter of the sauce to a food-safe squeeze bottle with a secure lid. In a container with a lid, arrange the noodles, broccoli, snow peas and edamame. Place the sauce and the vegetable-noodle mixture in a cooler-style lunchbox with an ice pack. Right before eating, squeeze the sauce over the noodles and vegetables.
1 8 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
minutes.Inthesmall bowl of a food pro cessor or a mini-chopper, combine the beans, lime juice, water, salt and pepper, and the remaining oil. Add the onion mixture and process until smooth. Add the cayenne pepper and additional salt, if desired. You should have about 1 1⁄2 cups of dip; you will need a heaping 1 3 cup for the lunchbox. Refrigerate the remaining dip until needed for another lunchbox or use.
This lunch is a salad layered into a clear container, so it looks like a work of art. Encour age your child to make their own colorful creation, choosing whatever vegetables and pro teins inspire them. The Italian dressing here is a sure win, but that is easily exchange able, too. When your child opens their lunchbox at school, they can pour the dressing over
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the salad, reseal it (tightly!) and shake, shake, shake to combine, then eat it right out of theAlongcontainer.with these ideas, as you get into the rhythm of the school year, keep in mind that another effective tool marketers use to reach kids is the influ ence of role models. You might not feel like you can compete with the cartoon characters and professional athletes in com mercials, but the example you set has a more profound impact than you may realize. With that, as you pack your child’s lunch, consider packing yourself one, too and, whenever possible, sit down and enjoy lunch together.
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An empty honey bear or small ketchup bottle works perfectly, or you can buy a small condi ment container – just make sure it has a sealable lid. The sauce is easy to make, so it’s ideal for prepping with children. And they can personalize their lunch by choosing any type of noodle or vegetable they like.
1 1⁄2 tablespoons finely grated fresh ginger
1 2 medium yellow onion (4 ounces total), diced
Storage Notes: Refrigerate left over sauce for up to 3 days.
colorful vegetables and chips for dipping, it’s a lunch that is as fun to eat as it is satisfying and tasty.
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1 4 teaspoon fine salt, plus more to taste
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Create a homemade Lunch ables-style box with a variety of foods all cut around the same size so they are easily stackable. (You can use a small cookiecutter or glass to cut many of the items to about the size of the cracker.) Some ingredients to include: whole-grain crack ers, slices of cucumber, cheese, hard-cooked eggs, turkey, ham, roast beef, marinated tofu, green apples, strawberries and so on. Pile each into individual muffin liners in the lunchbox so they are ready to be mixed and matched at lunchtime.
1 cup cooked and chilled soba noodles or
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Make the sauce: In a medium bowl, whisk together the sunflower butter, vinegar, soy sauce and ginger until combined. Taste, and if desired, whisk in the honey until combined. Whisk in the water, a couple of tablespoons at a time, until the sauce is creamy and to the desired thickness. Stir in sriracha, to taste. You should get about 1 1⁄2 cups of sauce; you will need 4 to 5 table spoons for the lunchbox. Refriger ate the leftover sauce until needed.
the utensil, so you get to eat with your hands. This lunchbox centers on a creamy chili-limeseasoned black bean dip, which can be made as mild or as spicy as you like. The dip itself is fun to make with kids – it’s espe cially eye-opening for them to see how it comes together in the food processor. You can use another type of bean, such as pinto or kidney, to make this dip, or you could substitute store-bought hummus. As for the dippers, the sky’s the limit. Let your child choose whatever array of vegetables they prefer, plus crunchy, whole-grain chips or crackers.
For this playful lunchbox, a savory sunflower butter sauce (think peanut sauce, but nut-free) is packed in a small bottle for squeezing as much (or as little) as you like onto the noodles and vegetables packed in a separate container. An empty honey bear or small ketchup bottle works perfectly, or you can pur chase a small condiment container –just make sure it has a sealable lid.
3⁄4 cup (about 7 1 3 ounces) creamy sunflower butter (not unsweetened)
| Calories: 516; Total Fat: 29 g; Satu rated Fat: 3 g; Cholesterol: 0 mg; Sodium: 527 mg; Carbohydrates: 50 g; Dietary Fiber: 7 g; Sugar: 12 g; Protein: 22 g
This analysis is an estimate based on available ingredients and this preparation. It should not sub stitute for a dietitian’s or nutrition ist’s advice.
For the sauce:
10 minutes
For the lunchbox:
This lunchbox centers on a creamy, chili-lime-seasoned black bean dip, which can be made as mild or as spicy as you like. (The dip recipe also works well with pinto or kidney beans.) Served with crisp,
1 2 cup blanched and chilled broccoli spears
whole-wheat spaghetti
1 4 cup cooked and chilled shelled edamame
3 tablespoons rice vinegar
Make the lunchbox: Place 1 3 cup of the dip in one section of a divided container or into a separate small, lidded container. Sprinkle the top with the cheese. Fill the rest of the divided container with the peppers, carrots, celery or jicama, or pack them in a separate container. Pack the chips in a separate small bag so they keep their crunch. To eat, dip the vegetables and chips in the black bean dip.
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1 1 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
Cayenne pepper (optional)
1 2 cup celery or jicama sticks
Make the dip: In a small skillet over medium heat, heat 1 table spoon of the oil until shimmering. Add the onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until softened, about 3 minutes. Stir in the garlic and cook until aromatic, about 30 seconds. Stir in the chili powder, cumin and coriander and remove from the heat. Let cool slightly, about 10
1 tablespoon water
1 2 teaspoon grated cotija or parmesan cheese
Nutrition information per serving (heaping 1⁄3 cup dip plus contents of the lunchbox) | Calo ries: 270; Total Fat: 11 g; Saturated Fat: 2 g; Cholesterol: 1 mg; Sodium: 313 mg; Carbohydrates: 37 g; Dietary Fiber: 10 g; Sugar: 6 g; Protein: 9g
Roll-up sandwiches are always a win, but they somehow taste better when you get to roll them yourself in the moment, with ingredients you choose. Let your child help decide which elements to include. You’ll need some kind of wrapper – one large tortilla or two small ones, or a couple of slices of wholegrain bread flattened with a rolling pin. (Be sure to pack the wrapper in a zip-top bag so it stays pliable.) In another container, pack the filling ele ments – all thinly sliced or shredded for easier layering and rolling – such as slices of turkey or ham, cheese, shred ded vegetables such as carrot, and cabbage and lettuce leaves with the ribs removed for easy rolling. Add a small container or packet of whatever sandwich condiment your child prefers, along with a utensil to spread it. Also include a paper plate or large square of foil where your child can layer and roll up their creation.
2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
For each lunchbox:
20 minutes
1 2 cup blanched and chilled snow peas
1 2 cup sliced red bell pepper
Here, a savory sunflower butter sauce (think peanut sauce but nut-free) is packed in a small bottle for squeezing as much (or as little) as you like onto the noodles and vegetables packed in the separate contain ers. The sauce is so good, you might be tempted to squeeze it directly into your mouth!
For the dip:
1 2 cup carrot sticks
1 1 2 teaspoons chili powder
1 serving (makes about 1 1 2 cups sauce)
Q: You call strawberries “fun.” What exactly is fun about them?
A: We’re designing crosses or which pairs to combine. We’ve got genetic data on all the potential pairs, data from 50,000 locations in the genome, and we use that to make predictions on what the off spring are likely to be like. Then we plan out populations of those offspring. Once you get one good plant, you can multiply that up into millions of plants.
Gasoline prices: They’re down, then they’re up, now they’re down; but why?
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don’t have that many calories. I’m just full of strawberry so much of the time that I go to lunch and feel like, “Eh, I’m not actually hungry. I’ll just have a drink and get back to work.”
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A: From a breeding standpoint, it’s fun because it’s a small plant, and you can breed them very quickly. You can have big popu lations and see change happening rapidly. You talk to a walnut breeder, who gets a couple gen erations in over their career? It would be hard to feel like you’re making progress.
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2. He contributes to scientific papers with names like “Validation of Molecular Markers Associated with Perpetual Flowering in Octoploid crayfish.himhawkincludingwildlifepandemic,5.Uzbekistan.Easterinteresting4.thembutstrawberries3.Germplasm.”FragariaHetriedgrowingathomeforgottowaterandtheydied.HelovestotraveltoplaceslikeIslandandDuringthehegotintophotography–imagesofathatalmosthitwithadropped
Family: Phil and his wife Cindy have two daughters
1. He grew up in the Southern Tier of New York state in the town of Cuba.
There aren’t a lot of screaming headlines about milk prices.
A: There’s a gene for white
Yes, the comparison is clumsy. Yet it illus trates the volatility of some common purchases against the stability of others.
Milk crept to $4.10 a gallon in April, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the price hasn’t moved very muchGasolinesince. is now back below $4 in many parts of the country. Accord ing to GasBuddy.com, a website that tracks gas prices across the U.S., the national average was $3.73 per gallon.
Residence : Near Watsonville, California
ing shifts in the price of other consumer products like milk aren’t as likely to fall into a headline-grab bingForspiral.the past 12 weeks, the U.S. has experienced such a slide, bringing gaso line prices back to levels last seen before Russia invaded Ukraine in February.
The price of crude oil, which is processed into gasoline, dropped again on Wednesday, even as OPEC decided to cut production by a small amount earlier in the week. The West Texas Intermediate benchmark traded at around $82 per barrel, a far cry from the $120 seen in June.
Meet ‘Dr. Strawberry,’
Q: What’s with the white strawberries Driscoll’s has in stores?
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No household staple has been spared the creep of inflation – not milk and definitely not gasoline, both conveniently sold by the gallon and essential to many family routines.
color that comes out of one of the parent species from South America. Those were brought back to Europe and crossed with strawberries from eastern North America to make hybrids that were pink. But Europeans were used to red strawberries, so they very quickly bred it back to red…. We went to one of those firstgeneration strawberries from the 1700s and bred for that white-color trait. They have a very different flavor profile. We’ve been able to keep these really exotic, fruity flavors and tropical notes, like peach and mango and guava.
ome people look at a strawberry and see a thing to dip in whipped cream. For Phil Stewart, it’s different: He sees “Therepotential.arejust a lot of fun traits to play with,” he says. “And cultivated strawberries are just the tip of the iceberg. It’s fun to think of what we can work with in terms of wildStewartmaterial.”isthe global strawberry breeding director at Driscoll’s, the giantCalifornia-basedthatcontrols a third of the world’s berry market with 900-something growers around the planet. He’s among a small army of scien tists – breeders, sensory analysts, entomologists, pathologists – that Driscoll’s employs to maintain the quality of its stock, as well as create strawberries that are white as porcelain or taste like stinkyThecheese.science of strawberries, it turns out, is quite fascinating. Just poking into their anatomy yields shocks, like that they’re not a berry but a “pseudocarp” –a “false fruit” composed of tiny fruits embedded in a fleshy blob. Those specks on the outside are the real fruits, each concealing a minisculeStewartseed.walks the research fields around Driscoll’s ranch in Watsonville, grading plants and tasting berries. He also devotes time to the company’s “Flavor Lab,” where “Berry Innovators” develop the next new (and quickto-be-patented) thing. He has the company nickname of “Dr. Strawberry,” an honorific he lives up to with a real passion for the
A: I think the “white whale” of strawberry science is one that can be grown profitably and produce good fruit in many places all over the world. I do think climate change is going to have profound effects. At Driscoll’s, my hope is that by breeding in different loca tions, we have the diversity in requirements and climate, so that something will work wherever we wind up growing. Strawber ries are sensitive enough that if you bumped up the temperature here in Watsonville, very quickly you wouldn’t have a straw berry industry.
the California scientist behind the world’s most interesting berries
A: I want a strawberry that is juicy and not too firm but also not too soft, with a good balance of sweetness and acidity. Some of the strawberries that are superhigh in sugar are actually really insipid, because there’s just no balance to it – it’s like drinking Kool-Aid. Strawberries also have very cool aromatic compounds in them. Some are one-note, but I prefer a symphony of aromas.
Q: What’s the “perfect strawberry”?
A: There are definitely things we created that we quickly deter mined no one would want. There was a strawberry that we were calling the “body-odor berry,” because the aroma was way too reminiscent of that. And then there was a hybrid of two wild species that tasted just like gorgonzola – just really pow erful cheese.
Q: What’s on the horizon of strawberry research?
A: The things people were growing in the 1700s and 1800s, they’ve changed quite a bit. The most notable thing would be firm ness of fruit. The old varieties were very soft – you basically had to eat them straight from the field. And if you go back to old illustra tions of strawberries they’re all kinds of random, lumpy shapes with creases. We’ve gotten much more demanding on regular ity in shape.
Q: Have you ever made a strawberry the world wasn’t ready for?
Fears of a recession, of slowed industrial produc tion and demand in China where new Covid-19 out
Both commodities had been selling for below $4 a gallon in the early months of this year. And both sur passed that threshold in theAspring.gallon of regular unleaded gasoline shot up to an average of $4.32 in mid-March. Three months later, it hit $5.
berry – pardon, pseudocarp. (This interview was edited for brevity.)
A: Working with a plant where people actually want what you produce is kind of nice. The world needs alfalfa breeders, but nobody gets excited when you show up at a party with a crate full of alfalfa. People get excited about strawberries; they elicit a very spontaneous, posi tive reaction.
Q: What do you enjoy about being a strawberry scientist?
A: I kind of stumbled into it. I had a BA in biology and no real plans. I ran into a mother’s cous in’s husband at a family gathering who was working at Cornell’s enology (wine-science) program. I hadn’t heard of plant breeding before that, but I loved the way it brought together so many fields of science – genetics, horticulture, sensory science, chemistry. I fell in love with it with the grapes at Cornell, but what I didn’t love was making $11,000 a year. So I got my Ph.D. and came to Driscoll’s 15 years ago.
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If falling below $4 is a psychological milestone, so are some of the factors that drove the decline.
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dropped by about 1.5% during the second quarter of this year compared with the same period in 2021, according to data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.)“Fornow, (gas) price movements will be con tingent on where you are,” Patrick DeHaan, head of petroleum analysis at Gas Buddy, wrote on Monday. He said there might be some gas price increases in California and in the Great Lakes region, where a refinery outage impacted supplies. In other parts of the U.S., like the Gulf Coast, gas prices may keep dropping, he said.
“Slip sliding away,” was the headline of AAA’s weekly gas price report on Monday.
strawberry research in Watsonville, Aug. 24. Stewart is in charge of Driscoll’s strawberry breeding program and helps create new kinds of strawberries.
Phil Stewart, the global strawberry breeding director for Driscoll’s berries, which controls a third of the world’s berry market, is photographed in a field used for
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AAA and other gas price analysts noted there also has been a drop in U.S. demand for gaso line – during the week ended Aug. 26, the latest for which Energy Infor mation Administration data is available, it was 10% lower than during the same time last year. (Milk use, by contrast,
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so much shorter than that involved in producing a gallon of milk, it also takes far less time for a drop in crude oil to show up in consumer gas prices.
breaks continue to prompt citywide shutdowns, and a weak hurricane season (so far), all were factors in gas prices slipping over the past few months, analysts said.
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Best Actor, Comedy
Nominees: “The Amazing Race,” “Lizzo’s Watch Out for the Big Grrrls,” “Nailed It,” “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” “Top Chef,” “The Voice” Will win: Ever since this award was created in 2003, four of these nominees have won them every time with “RuPaul” taking it the past four times. Don’t feel like it’s being greedy when it triumphs again. “Race” has 10 of these.
Zendaya in a scene from Season 2 of “Euphoria.”
Nominees: “Dopesick,” “The Dropout,” “Inventing Anna,” “Pam & Tommy,” “The White Lotus”
et ready to see some familiar faces on the podium. The 74th annual Primetime Emmy Awards, airing at 8 p.m. ET Monday on NBC, may have invited some newcomers to the party, but viewers can expect lots of repeatHostwinners.KenanThompson will do his best to keep audiences entertained but viewership has decreased steadily in recent years. The reason the Television Academy moved the event to Monday is so it doesn’t have to compete with SundayHowever,football.anEmmy is still TV’s most coveted award, espe cially now that the Golden Globes’ image has been tar nished. And wins can still provide a boost to a show like “Abbott Elementary.” one of the few network shows to get any attention. Still, the odds aren’t in the freshman’s favor. Here’s a breakdown of the major races:
Best Drama
Will win: “Succession” has only won once before; a second seems inevitable.
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Nominees: “Daily Show With Trevor Noah,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver,” “Late Night With Seth Meyers,” “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert”
74th Emmy Awards: Who will win and who should win?
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Nominees: Donald Glover (“Atlanta”), Bill Hader (“Barry”), Nicholas Hoult (“The Great”), Steve Martin (“Murders”), Martin Short (“Murders”), Jason Sudei kis (“Lasso”)
Should win: “Stranger” is too goofy for stodgy voters but it deserves love for its wide-range appeal and consistency.
Nominees: Rachel Bros nahan (“Maisel”), Quinta Brunson (“Abbott”), Kaley Cuoco (“The Flight Atten dant”), Elle Fanning (“Great”), Issa Rae (“Insecure”), Jean Smart (“Hacks”) Will win: Smart turns 71 on Tuesday; expect her to get an early birthday gift. If Brunson or Rae beat the odds, it’ll be only the second time a Black performer has won in this category.
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Should win: Oh has been nominated 13 times without a win; it’s time.
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Should win: It’s always nice to see a newcomer break through. Even though “Lizzo” taped part of her series in Min nesota, I’m partial to “Nailed.”
Will win: This could be Oliver’s category until he decides to retire. He’s won the past six times.
Will and should win: Keaton has never won an Emmy or an Oscar. That’s about to change.
Nominees: “Abbott Elemen tary,” “Barry,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Hacks,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “Only Murders in the Building,” “Ted Lasso,” “What We Do in the Shadows.”
Dreyfus can amass Emmys for delivering breathless zingers, then so should Fanning.
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Nominees: Jodie Comer (“Killing Eve”), Laura Linney (“Ozark”), Melanie Lynskey (“Yellowjackets”), Sandra Oh (“Eve”), Reese Wither spoon (“The Morning Show”), Zendaya (“Euphoria”)
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Should win: Meyers’ team deserves recognition. The amount of comedy material they churn out on a nightly basis is extraordinary.
Should win: Short more than held his own trading insults with Martin, but he also shined in scenes where he comes to terms with being a personal and professional flop.
Best Actress, Drama
Nominees: Toni Collette (“Staircase”), Julia Garner (“Anna”), Lily James (“Pam”), Sarah Paulson (“Impeach ment: American Crime Story”), Margaret Qualley (“Maid”), Amanda Seyfried (“Dropout”) Will win: Emmy loves a reigning movie star. The closest thing to it this year is Seyfried. Should win: James went beyond doing a Pamela Ander son impression, giving us one of the most heartbreaking perfor mances of the year.
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Nominees: “Better Call Saul,” “Euphoria,” “Ozark,” “Severance,” “Squid Game,” “Stranger Things,” “Succes sion,” “Yellowjackets”
Staircase”), Andrew Gar field (“Under the Banner of Heaven”), Oscar Isaac (“Scenes From a Marriage”), Michael Keaton (“Dopesick”), Himesh Patel (“Station Eleven”), Sebas tian Stan (“Pam & Tommy”)
Will and should win: “Dope sick” creator Danny Strong previously won in this cate gory for “Game Change.” He’ll do it again.
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Should win: Jung-jae could become the first person of Asian descent to take this category, a great way to honor this inter national hit.
Will win: Zendaya is poised to repeat but don’t be shocked if Linney or Lynskey pulls an upset.
hearts, that contract could have been made with an overtrick! However, South would usually have stronger hearts for that action.)
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Will win: It’s the battle of the “SNL” stars. Expect Hader to win a third for his role as a con flicted assassin.
Nominees: Colin Firth (“The
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Will and should win: Lots of heavyweights on this list, including two former champs. When it’s close, the odds are with last year’s winner, which happens to be “Lasso.”
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Nominees: Jason Bateman (“Ozark”), Brian Cox (“Suc cession”), Lee Jung-jae (“Squid Game”), Bob Oden kirk (“Saul”), Adam Scott (“Severance”), Jeremy Strong (“Succession”)
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trespassing on her prop erty. The tension builds between the three as none are willing to let the matter go. This film is rated R.
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"The Domain," in which Joao (Albano Jeronimo), after the death of his father, inher its a sprawling estate in southern Portugal, one of the largest in all of Europe on the south bank of the River Tagus. The epic saga covers multiple generation as they fight, love and grow on the property. This film is rated R.
"The Retaliators," in which a pastor searches for answers to his daugh ter's murder. He finds a dark underbelly of the world that shocks and disturbs his view of the world. This film is rated R.
"Confess, Fletch," in which Jon Hamm is a roguishly charming and endlessly troublesome Fletch, who becomes the prime suspect in a murder case while searching for a stolen art collection. This film is rated R.
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"The Woman King," a film about the Agojie, the all-female warrior unit that protected the West African kingdom of Dahomey in the 19th century. The film stars Viola Davis as a general who trains the next gen eration of warriors to fight their enemies. This film is rated PG-13.
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"Pearl," in which Pearl, trapped on her family's isolated farm, must tend to her ailing father under the bitter and overbearing watch of her devout mother. Pearl's hunger for fame and glory leads to a bloody finish. This film is rated R.
Favorite characters return for third ‘Clerks’ film
Coming to local movie theaters this week are "Clerks III" with a return of all the favorite charac ters who help out Randal after a heart attack to film his "legacy"; "Pearl," a film about an ambitious women willing to do any thing to get ahead; "The Woman King," about all-female warriors in Africa during the 19th century; "God's Country," in which a professor butts heads with two hunters; and "Running the Bases," where a coach finds his teaching style is not appreciated by the Openingboss. nationwide are:
"Clerks III," in which Randal enlists his friends and fellow clerks Dante, Elias, Jay and Silent Bob to make a movie immortalizing his life at the convenience store that started it all after a massive heart attack. Fans will also get a peek behind the scenes at how they got the cast back together again. This film is rated R.
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"Running the Bases," in which a devote man gets a coach's dream job but finds his methods of coaching clash with the superintendent's. The film is rated PG.
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final, going the distance against Marin Cilic in the round of 16, Jannik Sinner in the quarterfinals and Frances Tiafoe in the semifinals.Alcaraz not only stayed fresh physically, he remained sharp men tally and was smart in his shot selection. He broke
decades, often in com mercialized martial arts schools run by servicemen who had learned versions of the discipline while stationed throughout the Pacific during and after World War II.
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Shanahan said. “Two big third downs when we had them off the field. Two stupid penalties that allowed them to keep going and get 14 points.”
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“It was the movies that changed martial arts forever,” said Michael Matsuda, president of the Burbank-based Martial Arts History Museum.
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But it was portray als on film and television that exposed it to a wider audience, such as the 1971 western “Billy Jack,” David Carradine’s hit “Kung Fu” series on ABC, and the films of Bruce Lee.
“I made too many mistakes. Our defense kept us in the game. Had a big miss to Tyler Kroft in the end zone, trying to throw a perfect ball and should have just put it right on him. He was wide open. I turned the ball over, took a sack that knocked us out of
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Greenlaw also had an earlier 15-yard penalty when he hit Fields late along the sideline – it was a marginal call that looked worse in real time than it did in slow motion – but Bosa said the 49ers should have known“Webetter.knew he was going to slide at the last second,” Bosa said. “It’s 15 yards for a team that can’t move the ball and it’s huge. We’ve got to be Thesmarter.”Bears had 68 yards on 30 snaps in the first half and 136 yards on 26 snaps in the second. Bosa con ceded that both the weather and Fields’ ability to escape were a challenge.“Wedefinitely rushed him well in the first half, just kind of bull-rushed and not with any moves because he’s going to run, so it’s not the most fun,” Bosa said. “But it’s the way to beat him, and we didn’t do it in the second half, so that’s whatFields,happens.”who was 3 of 9 for 19 yards, an interception and a microscopic 2.8 passer rating in the first half, was 5 of 8 for 102 yards and two touchdowns in the second. Fields is a legitimate prospect, no doubt, but consider ing his supporting cast, he should have contin ued to be fresh meat for a 49ers defense through the second half.
“Cobra Kai” helped reenergize interest, not only by putting a spotlight back on the visually-astound ing physical elements but also by exploring the philosophical complexi ties like its “Karate Kid” predecessor.“[Theshow] is still talking about all the great stuff that martial arts can do, but they’re doing it in a modern way,” Azhakh said. “The honor, the bowing, the respect, wishing good upon your opponent, sportsman ship – things like ‘Cobra Kai’ push that back. That, ‘Hey, it’s important to kick ass, but you still got to be a nice person.’”
On fourth-quarter rain’s“Theimpact:fourth quarter for sure was the tough est. We had so many opportunities, I had so many opportunities to make plays to run away with it far before that, where that two-min ute drill wouldn’t have been a factor.”
Exactly who was responsible for the breakdowns Shanahan wasn’t saying, but the 49ers are playing without deep safety Jimmie Ward, on injured reserve with a hamstring strain.
“I would say karate is the best sport to be telling the personal and philo sophical lessons we’re exploring on the show,” Heald said. “It teaches you all of those wonder ful lessons of balance and respect and confi dence, things that are so important to lead to well-roundedness when you’re a teenager or preteen and you’re coming into your own.”
On weather’s impact: “When it’s raining that hard, you can’t really do much, passrush wise. But it was better grass, too.”
“It has a ‘Rudy’-like quality to it,” Heald said. “If you apply yourself to this, and you practice and fight in a smart way, you can outwit an opponent and be successful with being of larger size. I think that’s what’s immediately accessible about it.”
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With Alcaraz serving, Ruud carved out two set points but couldn't take advantage of them.
On how read defense: “I’ve got to watch the tape. Seeing pictures on the sideline. . . I left a couple plays on third down out there.”
These days, “Cobra Kai” is doing the same thing for a whole new
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“I’ve got some time to think about the game. Just too many mis takes. It’s much easier to turn the page. I’m frustrated with myself a little bit and know I’m better than that.
Four decades ago, the original “Karate Kid” helped introduce the sport to pop culture. Martial arts had been practiced in the United States for
Alcaraz's fitness was remarkable, espe cially considering he had played three straight fiveset matches to reach the
Veteran Tashaun Gipson took Ward’s place alongside Hufanga, who was having a memo rable breakout game before the penalties and breakdowns began. Hufanga had eight of his 11 tackles and his inter ception in the first half, as well as two tackles forFinally,losses. after Lance had a pass intercepted by Eddie Jackson, Javon Kinlaw drew a defensive hold on a second-and-11 play with Chicago getting a first-down at the 5. Two plays later, Khalil Herbert scored from the 3, the Bears led 19-10, and a steady rain became a problem for a team hoping to come back.
for a 4-2 lead in the fourth set and won four straight points in the next game to put his first championship ever closer. He needed a second championship point to end the match but did it emphatically, with an ace.
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The sport’s prominence declined in Hollywood productions. The once robust market of karate magazines and martial arts publications – such as one Matsuda used to publish – had nearly dis appeared. And in places like the Valley, the vast network of neighborhood karate schools that used to seemingly populate almost every street corner and strip mall began to slowly“It’sdisappear.nothinglike it used to be,” Matsuda said. “In my school, they had so many people I had to prac tice in the parking lot. There were many people in the schools. They were popping up everywhere. But since the movies are gone, the popularity isn’t the Covid-19same.”only exacer bated that Matsudatrend. estimates that in Southern Cal ifornia alone, 80% of schools closed during the pandemic. Even suc cessful dojos such as Azhakh’s, which prior to the pandemic had close to 1,000 students, have had their enrollment dwindle.
generation.Priorto the show’s premier in 2018, the karate industry had been in aWhilemalaise.there is no official governing body to track overall enroll ment and participation, Matsuda cites several indicators that illustrate karate’s diminished reach.
and Chicago and the home crowd had new life, trailing only 10-7.
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Team Karate Center owner, Fariborz Azhakh, and his daughter, Katana, at the dojo in Woodland Hills, Thursday.
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of aDuringscreen. his childhood in Iran in the early 1970s, Azhakh and his older brother would go to the movies almost every Friday. And one week, their theater was showing “Enter the Dragon,” the iconic 1973 spy thriller starring Lee as an under cover agent and martial arts
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No film had a greater impact than “The Karate Kid” in 1984, a block buster hit set in the Valley that offered a relatively realistic representation of karate’s real-world application.“Itkind of let people know [karate] was some thing they were capable of,” said Bob White, who was an adviser on the film and runs a karate school in OrangeAddedCounty.Azhakh: “Our business just blew up. It brought a whole dif ferent level of education for parents: ‘Oh, maybe instead of soccer and baseball, we should put them in karate now.’ The kids thing became bigger thanLikeadults.”many of his students, Azhakh’s first introduction to martial arts came in front
But his passion for karate never wavered. The excitement he felt from that first movie never went away.
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Itmaster.didn’t matter that the film was in a differ ent language, translated through subtitles. Azhakh felt an immediate con nection, drawn in by “the presence, the move ments, everything about the movie,” he said.
It wasn’t the most glamorous job. In order to buy his school, Azhakh gave up his new yellow Toyota Celica. He worked a day job as a waiter before teaching classes at night. And after the land lord at his original studio hiked the rent, he had to move several times.
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Azhakh began practic ing karate after moving to Southern California as a teenager, first attend ing a karate school in Canoga Park. He earned his first black belt, became an instructor and before long took ownership of his own dojo.
field-goal range, missed Deebo on third down, and Jauan. Just too many mistakes. There’s a lot to clean up, for sure, for me. But I’m excited. I’ve still got my head up and am excited to go into next week.
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honor and respect, over coming his rival, Johnny Lawrence, who has mas tered karate’s physical skills but not its morality.
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On Fields’ ability to escape:“He’sgood, yeah. He’s good at that. We defi nitely rushed him well in the first half, just bull rushing and not hitting any moves anywhere, because then he’s just gonna run. So it’s not the most fun, but it’s the way to beat them and we didn’t do it in the second half, so that’s what happens.”
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Alcaraz won a game that went to deuce five times, sending them to the tie break. Ruud made several unexpected errors, allow ing Alcaraz to take the tiebreak and the set.
That’s what made the trio determined to create the spin-off “Cobra Kai” show, in which Ralph Macchio and William Zabka reprise their roles of Daniel and Johnny, respectively, now as adults instructing a new generation of karate stu dents in the Valley.
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After attracting mil lions of views through its first two seasons in 2018 and 2019, which aired on YouTube Premium, the show moved to Netflix and quickly became one of the streaming service’s most-watched titles. The fourth season report edly garnered more than 120 million hours viewed in its first three days on the platform, when it was released at the start of theSeasonyear.No. 5 dropped Friday, eagerly antic ipated by a worldwide audience again.
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“The timing of those penalties were crucial,”
On “Justhealth:a couple of scratches. I didn’t feel I took any big hits.”
The next flag was courtesy of line backer Azeez Al-Shaair, who was called for unnecessary roughness against Fields on a third-and-16, setting up the Bears at the 49ers’ 26-yard line. Three plays later, Fields found another wideout uncov ered, with Equanimeous St. Brown catching an 18-yard touchdown pass.
back and go again, and that penalty on third and long gave them new life, they scored a touchdown and we never got the momentum back.”