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Column: The Ducks are O.C.’s model sports franchise. Could their owner save the Angels?

Column: The Ducks are O.C.’s model sports franchise. Could their owner save the Angels?

The Angels are ending their worst season with a dreary atmosphere at the ballpark, having not made the playoffs in 10 years. The team, filled with players deemed not up to par by their manager, is facing the need for a rebuild while struggling to fully commit to the process. Their minor league system is also lacking, highlighting the challenges ahead for the franchise. Full Article

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Kentucky upsets No. 6 Mississippi 20-17 with late TD and missed FG by Rebels in final minute

Kentucky upsets No. 6 Mississippi 20-17 with late TD and missed FG by Rebels in final minute

Kentucky pulled off a major upset by defeating No. 6 Mississippi 20-17, thanks to Rebels kicker Caden Davis missing a 48-yard field-goal attempt wide with 48 seconds left in the fourth quarter. This victory marked the Wildcats' highest-ranked win under coach Mark Stoops' 12-year tenure, showcasing their resilience and determination on the field. The missed field goal was a critical moment that secured Kentucky's impressive triumph over a top-ranked opponent. Full Article

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Snell opts out of final start, shifts focus to free agency

Snell opts out of final start, shifts focus to free agency

Several Giants players, including Wilmer Flores, Tom Murphy, and Mason Black, have been allowed to head home early as the season nears its end. Blake Snell decided not to make his final start of the season and discussed his opt-out and upcoming free agency in front of a pile of moving boxes at his locker. The 6-foot-4 left-hander met with reporters to address his decision and future plans amidst the team's end-of-season preparations. Full Article

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Drinking Water Warning issued after positive E. Coli sample found in Riverside County

Drinking Water Warning issued after positive E. Coli sample found in Riverside County

The Jurupa Community Services District has issued a Drinking Water Warning for parts of Jurupa Valley after a test for E. Coli in the drinking water supply came back positive. Residents in the affected areas are advised to boil water before consuming it to ensure safety. A map showing the specific areas impacted by the warning is available on the JCSD website. Full Article

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Angelina Jolie shines in “Maria,” with a star power too grand for CGI constraints

Angelina Jolie shines in “Maria,” with a star power too grand for CGI constraints

Angelina Jolie's ability to shine through limitations in both Marvel and Disney films is evident, with her captivating presence overcoming obstacles like digital effects and intellectual property restrictions. Despite these challenges, films such as "The Eternals" and "Maleficent" still showcase Jolie's star power, though they adhere to certain guidelines. Watching Jolie navigate these constraints can be disheartening, yet her undeniable magnetism continues to captivate audiences. Full Article

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“Sicily, My Sweet”: Victoria Granof discusses the importance of taking risks and her new cookbook

“Sicily, My Sweet”: Victoria Granof discusses the importance of taking risks and her new cookbook

In a brief conversation with Victoria Granof, who lives in Red Hook, she enthusiastically offers recommendations for restaurants in Gowanus, where the writer recently moved to from Washington, D.C. Granof is quick to share suggestions like Claro, emphasizing her knowledge of the area. The writer is grateful for Granof's insight as they navigate their new neighborhood. Full Article

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Hezbollah Attacked Us for a Year and ‘No One Talked About a Ceasefire’ Until We Fought Back

Hezbollah Attacked Us for a Year and ‘No One Talked About a Ceasefire’ Until We Fought Back

On "CNN This Morning," IDF Spokesman Maj. Doron Spielman addressed White House frustration with Israel over ceasefires, pointing out that Hezbollah has been firing thousands of rockets and drones for a year without calls for a ceasefire. Spielman emphasized Israel's efforts to protect civilians and criticized the lack of support from the international community. Full Article

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Monosodium glutamate, or MSG, gets a fresh look from experts

Monosodium glutamate, or MSG, gets a fresh look from experts

Monosodium glutamate (MSG), a food additive commonly found in Asian cuisine, has faced criticism over the past 60 years, despite some experts defending its use. Christopher Koetke, a corporate executive chef at Ajinomoto Health & Nutrition North America, Inc., believes discussing MSG is essential in understanding umami, the fifth basic taste first identified by Tokyo scientist Dr. Kikunae Ikeda. Umami's history and importance in culinary culture highlight the complex relationship between food additives and taste perception. Full Article

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Judge Chutkan to ‘Rule Quickly’ as Donald Trump Faces New Deadline—Attorney

Judge Chutkan to ‘Rule Quickly’ as Donald Trump Faces New Deadline—Attorney

U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan plans to rule quickly on Donald Trump's federal election subversion case, setting deadlines for his legal team to respond to special counsel Jack Smith's plans to release evidence publicly. Trump's attorneys have until October 1 to argue against Smith's motion and until October 10 to respond further, indicating a swift resolution to the case. Full Article

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