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13 Roaring Sports Bars in Los Angeles

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Sports

Find WNBA finals, baseball, and plenty of food at these sports venues ka Improved July 14, 2022, 4:20 pm PDT Twelve flat screen televisions sit on the walls of Pijja Palace in Silver Lake. | Sign up for the newsletter Eater LA Wonho Frank Lee Major League Baseball continues its summer, with WNBA and Copa America finals. It’s always a great time to be a LA sports fan and get out of the house to watch your favorite team at one of Southern California’s many sports venues. Elections during the warmer months of the year are very good in Southland,Read News

Some sports legends don’t want to stop playing. But is that really a bad thing?

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Sports

Rewind briefly to their heyday. It all feels so fresh because it really is not so long ago that Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi stood alone at the top of the global game, the two biggest players of their generation – many claim of every generation – with the well-known debate , which was more about which of the couple should brand the use of the goat moji. They parted ways and collected startling goals in La Liga – they scored 785 times between them during their respective league careers in Spain – for Real Madrid and Barcelona, teams thatRead News

Sports Illustrated sets out “reasonable expectations” for Trevor Lawrence

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Sports

The Wellhouse Company is proud to help Big Cat Country deliver Keep Choppin’ Wood to your mailbox. You can register here. We are a local independent insurance boutique building a legacy of partnership through insurance and risk advice. Need to get your insurance program on track? Hiring the right team is the first step. Offer it here to contact Wellhouse. It’s hard to set expectations for a quarterback considered a “generational” quarterback. It’s even harder to set reasonable expectations for that quarterback as well. Still, Sports Illustrated’s Conor Orr tried to do just that by evaluating all the second-year signalRead News

Arch Manning prioritizing football over ZERO opportunities may set a new trend for top college prospects

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Sports

Less than 14 months after tossing his first college pass, Arch Manning has created a separate name, image, and likeness category for himself — one that’s not about how much the generation’s five-star strategist can earn, but whether it matters to to earn something from everyone. It’s a category where — at the top of the NIL food chain — football still takes center stage. Manning, the celebrated Texas union, comes from the first football family, a brand so recognizable that his father Cooper, whose career was cut short due to spinal stenosis, is himself a bankable star. That’s beforeRead News

Donovan Mitchell isn’t making the Knicks a contender, but it’s a fundamental trade New York has planned

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Sports

After the New York Knicks attacked Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving in the summer of 2019 (which now looks like a blessing), they really aren’t making that big long-term money to anyone. Most of them doled out was a three-year, $ 63 million deal to Julius Randle, who eventually signed a four-year, $ 117 million extension following his All-NBA season last summer. Other than that, it’s shorter, modest deals for guys like Derrick Rose, Taj Gibson, Alec Burks, Bobby Portis, Elfrid Payton, Wayne Ellington and Nerlens Noel, providing the flexibility to hit whenever and wherever there is an opportunity toRead News

College football coach enters Year 2 facing a defining campaign in 2022

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Sports

A head coach’s second year could be one of the most interesting points in a program’s trajectory. Every offseason, we keep an eye on coaches at this position because, historically, it has proven to be a pivot point. Some coaches, like Urban Meyer at Florida or Nick Saban at LSU and Alabama, were already in championship contention by Year 2. That’s not an expectation for all coaches, but it speaks to how quickly things can go in a positive direction for a new hire. However, the same can be said for the opposite, as recently in 2019 we saw multipleRead News

Convenience Assessments: Measuring the conference value of each Power 5 school

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Sports

Since the afternoon of June 30th, when the college sports landscape suddenly buckled and shifted again beneath our feet, everyone has been jostling about what the future holds. When the aftershocks of realignment settle, how consolidated will the elite level be? How many schools, in how many conferences, will have the largest share of revenue and (at least in theory) the best chance to win national championships? The only certainty at this point is that the Big Ten and Southeastern Conference are the biggest and richest, expanding their membership to 16 each in the coming years with the addition ofRead News

Sports Illustrated recruiting expert calls Auburn “disappointing” on recruiting trail

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Sports

The Auburn Tigers have drawn some criticism from everyone from domestic pundits to the average fan when it comes to what they’ve done on the recruiting journey. In Sports Illustrated’s latest article by John Garcia, he highlighted five football programs that have been underwhelming on the recruiting journey. Auburn’s class has only four members currently, but all are solid four-star players who could find a way to really play in their first two years on campus. However, the lack of numbers should probably be a concern. It must be assumed that more will come with time. Here’s what Garcia wroteRead News

Local sports news for Friday, July 15, 2022

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Sports

The following sporting events are scheduled for Deming and Luna County: The Deming Youth Soccer League is registering players for the upcoming fall season. Fares are U4, $ 60; U6 and U8, $ 70, and U10 to U14, $ 80. The league will offer a 3-pay plan for U4s and a 4-pay plan for all other age groups. Discounts are available for Luna County trash pickup. Parents can enroll children in: Deming Youth Soccer League & gt; Home (bluesombrero.com). Registrations will close on 23 July 2022. For more information, follow the league on Facebook at: Deming Youth Soccer League. FallRead News

China remains the world’s largest esports market despite the suppression of gaming

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Sports

China’s esports market revenue grew 14% year-on-year in 2021 despite a tough regulatory environment for gaming in the world’s second-largest economy, according to a new report from intelligence firm Niko Partners. Esports refers to professional games where players often play against each other in big tournaments and fans watch via live streams. China remains the world’s largest single-country market with $403.1 million in esports revenue in 2021, Niko Partners said in a report released Thursday. “What China has is [a] kind of advantage in the esports space, it’s a really big market with a really huge population of gamers whoRead News

NASA, SpaceX Launch Climate Science Research, More to Space Station

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Science

A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft carrying more than 5,800 pounds of science experiments, supplies, and other supplies is on its way to the International Space Station after it lifted off at 8:44 p.m. EDT (5:44 p.m. PDT) Thursday from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Kumbon launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Launch Pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center for NASA’s 25th space shuttle mission. It is scheduled to dock directly with the space station at approximately 11:20 a.m. EDT on Saturday, July 16, and remain there for about a month. Coverage of the arrival will begin at 10 a.m. EDTRead News

Widespread mistrust in science: is the way we communicate to blame?

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Science

Editor’s Note: This is the second in a series of articles on trust in science. In the summer of 2021, employees at a Las Vegas pet shop put up a sign warning consumers that they would not buy antimicrobials unless they produced a photo of themselves with a horse. Reason: People were buying ivermectin with the false belief that it was proven to protect people from COVID-19, despite government warnings about side effects including diarrhea, hypotension and seizures. “You need to show me you have a horse” to buy the drug, a store clerk told a TV station. The ivermectinRead News

Pfizer Internship Allows Pre-Dental Students to Explore Data Science

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Science

& # xD; & # xD; & # xD; & # xD; Sruti Sailam ’23, who started at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine this fall, spent the summer as a computational biology intern with a pharmaceutical company. & # xD; & # xD; & # xD; By: & # xD; & # xD; Is a 3.8 GPA good for dental school? & # xD; What degree do I need to be a dentist? & # xD; Meghan Kita & # xD; What degree do most dentist have? & # xD; What is the easiest major to becomeRead News

Do You Have The Mindset Of A Successful Real Estate Investor? Let’s find out.

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Real Estate

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. When real estate investors become successful, it is clearly the result of their hard work, but it is mainly because of their mindset. Everyone knows that the path of a real estate investor is full of pitfalls. To move forward, mental strength is needed. It is thanks in part to this particular mindset that investors will be able to initiate and then follow through on their investments. As a real estate investor and coach, I’ve noticed over the years some common traits, in particular five, that distinguish successful real estate investors: Related:Read News

Former Hawk County Recorder named state real estate chief

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Real Estate

Former Franklin County Recorder Daphne Hawk has been named head of the Real Estate and Professional Licensing Division, replacing Anne Petit, who retired in June. In his new role at the department, which is part of the Ohio Department of Commerce, Hawk will oversee seven programs offering 45 credentials held by nearly 76,000 individuals and organizations in Ohio. Credentials include those for real estate agents, home inspectors, manufactured home dealers, cemeteries, land experts and cable companies. Hawk served as Franklin County Recorder from 2011 to 2013. In addition, she served as manager of real estate relations for the Ohio Housing Finance AgencyRead News

Welcome to Real Estate Friday!

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Real Estate

This week’s featured property in Stockbridge courtesy of Leslie Chesloff and Patrice Melluzzo of William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty Here’s what we have for you this week in The Edge Real Estate section: Get the latest news and events straight to your inbox. Do attractive people make more money? Contrary to some expectations, men benefit more in the labor market from investing in beauty than women. Research shows that: Physically attractive workers earn up to 15% more than those who are considered less or unattractive. Does being more attractive make you more successful? Attractive people had higher-rated communication skills thanRead News

Commercial real estate in mid-2022: the big slowdown

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Real Estate

To paraphrase Ernest Hemingway, turmoil in commercial real estate markets usually develops gradually and then suddenly. Maybe that’s because we spend a lot of time talking about trends, and then investors suddenly wake up in a riskier market and spreads immediately widen. In our 2022 outlook, we examined the increased complexity within real estate markets as economic dynamics change the math in predicting return on investment. Most importantly, we move from an artificial landscape of monetary and fiscal stimulus that boosted yields and asset values to a market-based interest rate and price environment as both the federal government and theRead News

China’s housing demand is declining as the population ages, the real estate agent predicts

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Real Estate

Chinese property broker Beike expects housing demand to decline domestically over the next decade. In the photo here on June 28, 2022, it is a new commercial residential complex in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China. Future publication Future publication Getty Images BEIJING – China’s massive residential real estate market will only see demand decline over the next 15 years, predicts sales and rental giant Beike. New demand for land-based housing is expected to decline by 2.5% per year between 2021 and 2035, the company’s research arm said in a report shared with CNBC. Beike owns and operates Lianjia, oneRead News

Ryan Kelley advances in Michigan politics, inter-party concerns arise

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Politics

Republican Ryan Kelley, who is running for governor as he faces charges related to the January 6, 2021 U.S. Capitol riot, says he is the fighter that primary voters want, but his opponents see a threat to the GOP’s chances in November and the future of democracy. . Kelley is a 40-year-old Conservative real estate broker who has used his experience in corporate and social media to secure a spot in the five-candidate race for the Republican nomination for the state’s top office. In 2020, he drew attention as an activist, criticizing the restrictions of COVID-19, protesting the results ofRead News

SCOTUS is a victim of partisan politics – InsideSources

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Politics

The reputation of the Supreme Court in the public has been damaged. Fewer than one in three Americans think the institution is doing a good job, putting the court just above the sewer where congressional and media approval resides. Two decades ago, the court’s approval rating was 50 percent, and 60 percent of Americans thought the court generally did a good job. One reason for the decline: the court’s tradition of institutional silence about its decisions puts its reputation in the hands of supporters who dominate our political discourse. The court’s job is to respect and faithfully interpret the Constitution,Read News

Political consultant James Carville discusses Louisiana politics, planning and culture

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Politics

Posted Jul 14, 2022 at 1:39pm CDT “No More Denial – New Orleans Doesn’t Work.” That’s the title of a new letter to the editor in The Advocate | The Times Picayune, written by famed American political adviser and strategist James Carville. Raised in the city of Carville, Louisiana, Carville acted strategically on several candidates for public office in the United States and abroad, and gained national attention for his role as chief strategist in Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign. But you may know him better of his many network news and podcast appearances, or by his nickname, “The Ragin’Read News

European equities rebound with a focus on Italian politics, revenue

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Politics

A chart of the German stock price index DAX is shown on the stock exchange in Frankfurt, Germany July 6, 2022. REUTERS/Staff July 15 (Reuters) – Automakers and retail stocks led European shares higher on Friday after a two-day rally that saw investors grapple with changing expectations of a U.S. rate hike, Italy’s political crisis and recession risks. Italian shares ( .FTMIB ) rose 1.4%, bouncing back from a 2-1/2-year low hit in the previous session as investors awaited further developments in the country’s political crisis. Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi has offered to resign after one of the partiesRead News

Garza: Latinos’ right turn will change American politics

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Politics

The biggest story in politics now is the rejection by the Hispanic community of progressive politicians and progressive politicians. Polls and election data show more and more Latino voters are embracing more pro-freedom policies and candidates than ever before. In Washington, this trend is usually seen as a partisan story, with one side celebrating and the other in denial. But the real effect of this transition is not that Latinos will help the Republican Party – they will redefine and lead it. Inflation, falling wages, a crime wave, a border crisis, and endless learning losses from unscientific COVID-19 school closuresRead News

Biden walks on a political and diplomatic rope in Saudi Arabia

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Politics

(CNN) President Joe Biden has put himself through an extreme test of statesman and political dexterity, not to mention the core tenets of his own foreign policy, with a trip to Saudi Arabia that is provoking in-depth research into the United States’ ties with a vital but brutal Middle Eastern ally. Biden arrives on Friday balancing national interests and US values. His desire for his guests to pump more oil to ease gas prices and inflation in the United States clashes with his previous condemnation of the ruthless rule of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. If the president leaves withoutRead News

Political Podcast: How the Democrats turned Georgia in 2020

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Politics

In the 2020 election, Georgia found itself at the center of the American political universe. The Georgians handed control of the U.S. Senate to Democrats in a pair of horrific coups and voted for a Democrat for president for the first time in 28 years. But just a few years ago, it wasn’t an important issue. In 2016, Trump won the state without a single visit to the Republican nominee. So how did Georgia gain such prominence in American politics? In his new book, “Flipped: How Georgia Turned Purple and Broke the Monopoly on Republican Power,” Atlanta Journal-Constitution author GregRead News

Wiz Khalifa has released a new music video for ‘Bad A– B —– s’: watch

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Music

The rapper’s “Multiverse” album “See You Again” is due out on July 29th. As Wiz Khalifa prepares for the release of his upcoming seventh studio album, the Grammy and Golden Globe-nominated rapper has released the music video for his latest single “Bad Ass Bitches” on -Thursday (July 14). Featuring the rapper accompanied by dozens of beautiful women dressed in various red ensembles, Wiz makes his way through the clip led by Edgar Esteves on the beach. Explore Watch the latest videos, charts and news Watch the latest videos, charts and news “Bad Ass Bitches” – which was released in JuneRead News

Enjoying music News, Sports, Jobs

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Music

OBSERVER Photo by M.J. Stafford Fredonia’s Gazebo series continued on Wednesday with Rockabilly Steve and BR3. These two could not stay in their place and got up to dance. A “drive-in” film for families is scheduled for next Wednesday. A street dance for young people with DJ Magic in music is scheduled for July 27; Applejack Country is scheduled for August 3; and Autumnwood is scheduled to perform on August 10. All concerts are free and will take place at Barker Common’s Gazebo on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Fredonia’s Gazebo series continued on Wednesday with Rockabilly Steve and BR3.Read News

DISTURBED Release Music Video For First New Song In Four Years, ‘Hey You’

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Music

DISTURBED have released “Hey You”, the first single from the band’s upcoming studio album. The official music video for the song, directed by Josiahx, can be seen below. DISTURBED frontman David Draiman stated of the track: “It’s a wake-up call. We’ve become our own worst enemies. Civil discourse has become the exception rather than the norm. People have gotten lost in the addiction to outrage.” All four members of DISTURBED were in Los Angeles on June 14th to film the “Hey You” music video. Guitarist Dan Donegan and bassist John Moyer shared photos from before and during filming, with DanRead News

Colona designs for “Music on the Canal”, looking for sponsors

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Music

Planning to bring eight nights of free musical entertainment to Colon in August and September, Mayor Richard Holman said the city needs to find $4,000 in donors to put on the first-ever event — “Colon Music on the Canal.” Every Sunday, from 4-6 p.m. beginning August 7, the city will host live music concerts at the shelter just off Illinois Route 84 at the intersection of Fifth Avenue at the Hennepin Canal Parkway. “Hopefully it will bring some outsiders to Colon,” said Holman, who noted that it’s for locals to have a great evening of entertainment in their own backyard.Read News

Country music star Sam Hunt, who plays Anchorage, plans to immerse himself in Alaska experience

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Music

Country music star Sam Hunt will play the Alaska Airlines Center on Friday, July 14 and Saturday, July 15, 2022. Country music singer Sam Hunt arrived in Anchorage earlier this week ahead of a pair of shows he’ll be performing at the Alaska Airlines Center on Friday and Saturday. His family and team members wanted to make a trip to the Last Frontier from their first visit. One of the first things Hunt did when he arrived was buy a fly rod in hopes of catching salmon. Although he has yet to go fishing, he has been sight-seeing on longRead News

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