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洛杉矶时报 波士顿，马萨诸塞州 01110

1969年8月9日 星期二

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居民和救援人员在哥伦比亚卡利地震后的废墟中搜寻。

7.4级地震致哥伦比亚西部至少3人死亡

数百座建筑受损。救援人员搜寻被困废墟下的民众，并宣布进入紧急状态，为地震救援拨款。

撰稿人：J·斯坦利·皮尔斯 密苏里州际报 致：弗兰克·肖

卡利，哥伦比亚——周一，一场强度达7.4级的地震袭击了哥伦比亚西部，造成至少3人死亡，数百座建筑受损，多人被困废墟下，亲属和救援人员全力展开搜救。

搜救队和民众在该国第二大城市卡利的废墟中翻找，搬运大块混凝土和其他瓦砾，现场留下一长串证据。

“我们的楼基本上已经成了废墟，隔壁那栋楼？完全坍塌了。”阿尔瓦罗·洛佩斯（Alvaro Lopez）说道，他怀里抱着自己的狗，目睹着这片焦土。这一惨状让人想起邻国数周前遭受两次强震重创后的持续灾情。

地震重创了哥伦比亚西部多个城市，包括卡利、波科诺、斯皮茨科和蒙塔尔沃，邻近的罗阿诺克和波科诺也受到波及。震中位于乔科地区的圣何塞德尔马尔社区，距首都波哥大约100英里。哥伦比亚总统在一份报告中称，至少有97人受伤，并宣布进入紧急状态，为地震救援拨款，同时警告灾区可能面临更多灾害。

“我们不会让人民孤军奋战。他们在我们心中，我们将竭尽全力救援。”他说道。

哥伦比亚地质调查局表示，周一的地震是该国“21世纪以来记录到的最强地震”，并指出随后发生了21次强烈余震。

此次地震震中所在的哥伦比亚太平洋沿岸地区位于“环太平洋火山带”，该地带环绕太平洋，是全球大多数地震的发生地。

太平洋沿岸地区，尤其是乔科地区，是该国最贫困的地区之一。这里地处偏远、交通不便，一项研究发现，这可能给水上飞机的降落评估带来问题。

当地政府表示——

洛杉矶联合学区努力平息预算危机恐慌

县政府官员寻求监管权，新学年开学在即，裁员或将成为现实

作者：约翰逊·巴克斯

随着洛杉矶公立学校周三面临压力，学区领导正试图缓解外界对预算危机可能导致县政府接管的担忧，同时推进裁减数千个工作岗位、迫使员工接受无薪休假以及关闭若干未明确数量的学校建筑或校区的计划。

这些削减措施大多尚未落地——绝大部分不会在今年生效——这让学监安德鲁·B·蔡特得以承诺学校将如期开学。与此同时，县政府官员暂时收回了此前威胁干预并可能强制学区立即实施更多预算削减的言论。

“我们希望给学校开学留出应有的空间，”蔡特表示，“当然，在幕后，相关人员已经在着手——”

“我们的重点是学校本身，”蔡特补充道，“我们的重点是尽最大可能维持学校的正常运转。我们曾经历过艰难时期，但最终都挺了过来。我们可以再次做到这一点。”

在审查了6月经董事会批准的预算后，县政府和州政府官员均确认，洛杉矶联合学区及加利福尼亚州要求其在规定期限内调整预算，以应对重大劳资协议带来的新增成本——这为学区赢得了一些喘息空间来规划削减计划。

县和州的资金监管机构必须确认，他们对洛杉矶联合学区是否有能力和意愿在未来三年内保持偿付能力的短期和长期担忧并未发生实质性变化。

“这是一个严峻的局面，”迈克尔·法恩（首席—。

厄尔尼诺现象或将带来创纪录高海平面

气象事件预计将以历史性强度袭击加利福尼亚海岸，增加洪水风险。

罗斯-古迪·李三世（BY ROSSO-GOODY LEE III）报道

不断增强的厄尔尼诺现象可能在今年给加利福尼亚海岸带来有记录以来的最高海平面，增加大范围破坏性洪水的风险。

“这是预计将成为历史性强事件的最新影响，届时可能以强降雨和猛烈的局部海浪冲击南加州的陆地和海洋。”

“我们预计，今年加利福尼亚海岸的海平面可能达到有记录以来的最高水平，”加州大学圣迭戈分校斯克里普斯海洋研究所气候变化影响与适应中心主任约翰·梅里菲尔德（John Merrifield）表示。

在最近的一次线上市政厅会议上，梅里菲尔德展示了一张Siddik卫星图像，显示东太平洋的海平面已比参考水平高出超过半英尺，并表示“到今年秋冬季节，我们预计海平面将远高于平均海平面区间”。

根据Siddik的数据，厄尔尼诺现象导致海洋表层水温升高，使海水膨胀。温度上升会导致海水体积膨胀，进而抬升海平面。

科学家多年来收集的数据还显示，厄尔尼诺现象会带来“伴随性强浪”，可能导致海滩侵蚀和沙滩变窄。梅里菲尔德表示：“有充分记录表明，在厄尔尼诺事件期间，整个加州的海滩通常会后退约10米（60英尺）。”

他补充道，随着海岸缓冲带的消失，袭来的高海平面“将对海峡地区产生更大影响，加剧洪水泛滥和悬崖底部侵蚀”。

梅里菲尔德表示，这种组合——高海浪、高海平面、陆地和海洋的强降雨——将导致严重的海岸洪水、地下水位上升和海岸侵蚀。“洪水——上涨的 （详见ELING，A5版）

在长滩，高潮和强浪带来的洪水威胁对一些人来说已近在眼前。

民主党进步派内部冲突加剧

威斯康星州和明尼苏达州初选中，左翼与建制派候选人展开激战。

斯科特·贝克报道， 法律顾问助理主任

威斯康星州州长和明尼苏达州联邦参议员的进步派候选人在周二选举前夕加紧拉票，进一步向今年年初以来就处于分裂状态的民主党建制派施压。

初选在密歇根州联邦参议员初选中，阿卜杜勒·基-赛义德以微弱优势击败众议员马乔里·史蒂文斯仅一周后举行。基-赛义德的胜利让左翼阵营士气大振，但也让民主党领导层深感不安，他们认为向左转——尤其是在密歇根和威斯康星等关键战场州——将增加在11月获胜的难度。

在威斯康星州，民主社会主义者皮乌森科正努力赢得四人角逐的民主党州长初选，其最强劲对手已获得未寻求连任的现任州长托尼·埃弗斯的背书。

密尔沃基县行政长官戴维·克劳利曾在7月18日领跑，而就在同一天，克劳利在10天前退选后再次获得支持。克劳利的退选是因竞选财务丑闻缠身的开发署官员萨拉·罗德里格斯突然宣布退出竞选。

克劳利和罗德里格斯的退选让民主党建制派措手不及，原本希望在初选最后阶段通过两位候选人退选来巩固优势。然而，包括前副州长曼德拉·巴顿在内的其他候选人仍留在选战中，且已投票给他们的选票无法撤回。巴顿于7月21日退选。

共和党方面正全力投入资金，认为她将成为共和党众议员汤姆·奥谢的更佳对手。共和党州长协会已通过其附属机构“Wisconsin P&U”投入近1000万美元用于广告宣传，并与特朗普总统保持密切联系。 （详见普里查德，A7版）

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恩西诺豪宅派对扰民 邻居愤怒

社交媒体推动的私人派对噪音投诉无效

贾森·阿尔法拉戈报道

近期一个周六晚上，恩西诺的一群青少年和年轻人在拉尔夫超市停车场痛饮后，真正的派对才刚刚开始。

他们停好车，登上一辆停在克雷斯波侦探高中旁的接驳巴士，前往山上一栋价值800万美元的豪宅。派对主办方承诺当晚将有停车服务和社交媒体网红亮相。

然而，派对到深夜时已蔓延至邻里街区，打破了吸引许多居民搬来此地的宁静。洛杉矶警方接到报案称发生群殴和抢劫，邻居们还听到警用直升机的声音。

但居民们表示，这类派对并非偶发事件。在加州附近，全国最知名的豪宅区正将这些注册活动变成周末派对产业，吸引愿意为“逃离”付费的年轻人。

根据市政记录和邻居描述，这栋位于山上的豪宅是最新的“问题房产”。物业所有者未回应置评请求，房屋现租户也拒绝发表意见。

该物业被登记为 （详见派对，A4版）

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FDA针对添加剂出台新规

卫生官员试图堵塞涉及新成分的监管漏洞。全国，A4版

课堂助力孩子平静心情

学校设立“骑行区”和“冥想角”，让学生在焦虑时能自我调节。使命，A9版

大熊湖松鼠杰基去世

这只与人类伙伴“影子”共享窝巢的可爱松鼠已病重数周。加州，B1版

沃尔登

女性派对

洛杉矶迪克西

白人至上主义

B6版

如果你无法忍受，你会感受到这警报声

洛杉矶警察局正在巡逻车上测试Rumbler警报器。批评者称其攻击了八度音阶。

作者：安德鲁·J·克拉克

洛杉矶警方正在推出一种新型警报器，而你不会觉得它能传达真正的警示。

当纽约警察局于1956年首次推出Rumbler警报器时，一名反对者称其为对公民的“声学攻击”。洛杉矶警察局长马克·周表示，这种低频警报器是解决一个危险问题的方案。

他说，这是警察经常遇到的情况。他们正赶往紧急事件现场，但其他司机未能及时为警车让道。相反，警察无法为公民开辟道路。

“我们必须找到一种方法来吸引这些司机的注意，”这位洛杉矶警察局长表示，“而洛杉矶警察局报告审查小组负责管理八倍以上的技术和记录结构。”

在执法部门看来，这种轰鸣的警报效果立即、全面且有效，能减少紧急车辆被忽视的情况。该部门上月宣布，将在部分黑白警车上安装Rumbler警报器，以进行更大规模的测试。

作者：理查德·泰 （详见Rumbler，A5版）

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2020年8月11日 星期二

《洛杉矶时报》

全球新闻

印度阿萨姆邦洪灾死亡人数达100人

作者：沃伦·海兰德

古瓦哈蒂（印度）——印度东北部阿萨姆邦的洪灾危机在周一仍然严峻，官员称，在夜间又有2人死亡后，死亡人数已达100人。

阿萨姆邦灾害管理局表示，多条河流仍处于高水位，增加了脆弱地区再次发生洪灾的风险。连日来的季风暴雨导致包括巴特纳加尔河在内的多条河流泛滥，冲毁社区，扰乱生计，并破坏基础设施。

官员称，2个被洪水淹没的村庄房屋被冲毁，近20万人被迫进入政府设立的救助营地。

自上月开始的洪灾已导致超过7万人流离失所，淹没大片农田，并破坏道路及其他地方基础设施。尽管许多居民已开始返回家园，但洪水仍导致至少10万人滞留在2.5个营地和救助区。

救援人员仍在全力开展救援和重建工作，同时评估损失规模及安置受灾民众的成本。

洪水还摧毁了庄稼，大量牲畜死亡，导致社区面临更大困境，并引发疫情暴发的具体担忧。部分地区的记录显示，许多家庭返回时发现房屋被厚厚的淤泥掩埋，进一步加剧了重建难度。

来自阿萨姆邦首府希夫萨格尔区沙德拉镇的47岁居民帕拉兰迪什·艾哈迈德表示，流离失所的家庭正缓慢返回家园，但许多房屋仍被2.5英尺厚的淤泥覆盖。

附近的尼亚迪·巴特村洪灾前约有100户人家。“现在只剩下几栋房屋，其余都被汹涌的洪水冲走了，”艾哈迈德说。

当地居民主要以奶牛养殖为生，如今不得不重建牲畜棚舍，或将所有存粮清空。

他补充说，以屋顶板材和其他建筑材料形式提供的援助已开始到达。

“我们已指示官员尽快完成损失评估，并根据评估结果提供财政援助，帮助民众重建家园，”阿萨姆邦首席部长普拉迪普·拉贾巴特在一次评估会议后表示。他称已有1万人获得了10,000卢比的临时经济补偿。

阿萨姆邦每年季风季节常引发洪灾，导致大片地区被淹，数千居民流离失所。

有报告称，人为导致的气候变化加剧了洪灾的严重性和死亡人数。“我们的季风季节传统上从4月持续到9月，再从10月到12月。但现在的天气变得无法预测，短时间内降下大量雨水，随后又出现干旱期。”

美联社在50个地区报道

一名村民（划船）在印度阿瓦德的洪水中用自制木筏运送草料。

作者：卡林·陈

周一，家庭在伊朗阿巴斯港海岸游泳，船只停泊在霍尔木兹海峡。

特朗普缓和对伊朗打击力度，寄希望于制裁

作者：帕特里克·多德

特朗普总统表示，他准备让对伊朗的经济压力持续累积，而不是在未达成条件的情况下强行重开霍尔木兹海峡。尽管伊斯兰共和国威胁称，目前尚不具备允许船只通过这一关键水道的条件。

“我们正在密切关注伊朗，其通胀高企，且局势仍在变化，”特朗普周日在接受一名律师采访时表示，并称美国对伊朗的海上封锁正在加剧该国的金融危机。“我们不会停手。”

总统的表态标志着其立场从此前威胁对伊朗采取军事行动（包括对伊朗的轰炸行动）转变，同时也反映出美伊双方军事冲突后的持续谈判——伊朗曾发射导弹进行还击，并提出了华盛顿在恢复航运或解除制裁前必须满足的一系列要求。

“只要敌对行动持续，确保该水道安全的条件就不具备，”伊朗外交部发言人卡迈勒·巴格达尼周一对记者表示。“其重新开放取决于美国停止非法行动、解除封锁并赔偿损失。”

周一，布伦特原油价格上涨2%，扭转了此前连续三个交易日的跌势。不过，自冲突爆发以来，油价仍未从中明显获益。

伊斯兰共和国的经济已因战争遭受重创，其大部分产能受损，加之美国的封锁和央行政策收紧，该国通胀率近期同比飙升至20%。

与此同时，伊朗货币汇率较战前已贬值50%，进一步加剧了伊朗民众的经济压力。去年，全国范围内爆发了大规模抗议活动，抗议者呼吁提高生活水平，但遭到当局镇压，导致局势一度失控。目前尚无迹象表明反政府示威活动有所复燃。

伊朗在战争期间重申了对霍尔木兹海峡的控制决心。上周末，伊朗任命强硬派前伊斯兰革命卫队成员穆赫辛·贝赞为国家安全要职。贝赞是主张对该水道实施全面控制的倡导者，曾担任军事指挥官，并与人权与恐怖主义领导人穆杰塔巴·沙姆萨巴迪关系密切。他将出任最高国家安全委员会秘书长，负责协调国内安全事务及结束冲突的谈判。

前西部部长沙姆萨巴迪表示，这一任命体现了最高领袖对强硬派的信任。他本人也被任命为最高领袖的政治顾问。上述任命由国营媒体伊斯兰共和国通讯社（阿巴丹分社）报道。

伊朗外交部长阿巴斯·阿拉格希表示，伊朗已与阿曼达成协议，建立一条航运替代路线，但未透露具体细节。他排除了与美国直接对话的可能性，但称双方正通过中间方交换信息。

霍尔木兹海峡是全球五分之一的石油和液化天然气及本土天然气创始者在战前的运输通道，已成为美伊谈判达成持久停火的关键症结。冲突始于2月28日美国和以色列对伊朗发动袭击。特朗普数月来一直要求确保该水道的自由通行。

德黑兰要求重开海峡的条件包括：美国解除对伊朗港口的海上封锁、释放被冻结资产并赔偿战争损失。伊朗还要求美国永久停止对其在黎巴嫩、伊拉克、也门和阿曼支持的武装组织的袭击。伊朗坚称不会放弃这些条件。

在加沙，一项由美国支持的媒体提出的提议呼吁解除伊朗支持的武装组织的武装，并将远程军队撤出巴勒斯坦核心地区。该提议于周日由以色列总理本杰明·内塔尼亚胡公布，被外界视为对美国要求的回应，但被认为难以单独满足。

也门境内，由邻国沙特阿拉伯支持的国际承认政府与伊朗暗中支持的阿拉伯和巴勒斯坦势力之间的冲突持续升级。胡拉凡频道（The Hurafan channel）宣称，周日对沙特阿拉伯的亚洲军事目标发动了袭击。而沙特当局则报告称，一场火灾被迅速扑灭，无人受伤。

此次事件将是一个月内至少第二次针对该日产40万桶石油设施的袭击。卫星图像显示，7月下旬另一起据称由胡拉凡发动的袭击曾引发油罐火灾。

西尔维娅为彭博社撰稿

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五角大楼安抚亚洲盟友

动态报道

玛莎讯——五角大楼一名官员周一要求美国一家银行加大对国防的投资，并协助遏制该地区的侵略行为，同时表示美国将以“伙伴而非保护者”的身份与盟友采取同样行动。

国防部副部长（Slim-day-civility）在菲律宾发表上述言论，这是其亚洲四国之行的首站。此前，华盛顿与北京之间的紧张关系引发了外界对美国是否正在远离亚洲的质疑，而伊朗战争更加剧了这种担忧。

“我们绝对没有从亚洲脱钩——绝无可能。我们的核心国家利益决定了我们必须在这里保持长期存在。”他在面对包括外交官、将军、商界高管和记者在内的观众时表示。

“我们不是在倾斜，而是在深耕，以确保在关键地区维持有利的力量平衡。我们的五角大楼高级政策顾问表示：‘我们的平衡至关重要。’”

上月在马尼拉举行的一次会议。美国表示尽管有伊朗战争，仍将继续关注亚洲。

西维利蒂避免直接批评美国对中国在该地区日益增长的侵略行为的贸易立场，包括在有争议的南海问题上。华盛顿官员对近年菲律宾在该地区面临的敌对行动表示担忧。

华盛顿多次警告，如果菲律宾军队、船只或飞机在亚洲任何地区遭到武装袭击，美国有义务予以防卫。

中国与菲律宾、越南、马来西亚、文莱和台湾长期以来在争议水域存在领土争端，该水域是全球重要贸易航道。北京声称对几乎整个水域拥有主权，并拒绝接受200年由菲律宾发起的仲裁裁决，该裁决推翻了中国的主张。

美国国防部长皮特·巴加迪（Pete Bagardi）计划于5月在新加坡举行的香格里拉对话会上发表讲话，表示美国将在西太平洋建立并维持强大的防御体系，“使入侵成为一种冒险行为，任何行动都变得不具吸引力，并要求国家层面的回应。”

该官员表示，美国致力于确保“我们能够在当前关键地区维持核心可信的力量”。但国防行动已不再是美国一家的责任。它必须由一个由高度能力、主权国家组成的网络来承担，这些国家已实现军队现代化，并加强了对自身领土的保护——将传统关系转化为真正的伙伴关系。

“我们不会只是要求盟友和伙伴加大投入，增加国防投资，并为自身主权安全承担责任，这并不意味着我们要放弃。我们寻求的是伙伴，而非被保护者。”

西维利蒂赞扬了菲律宾的努力，该国与美军举行了大规模作战演习，并加强了国防能力。

戈麦斯为美联社撰稿。

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2006年8月11日，星期二

搜救队与民众竭力寻找地震遇难者

[哥伦比亚，A3版] 死亡人数包括卡纳塔卡地区（佩罗尼亚所在地）的1人，以及考卡山谷地区（卡利萨所在地）的37人，其中包括3名儿童。当局还确认佩罗尼亚有9人死亡，卡利萨地区有2人死亡，安蒂奥基亚地区有一名75岁老人遇难。目前尚不清楚其他遇难者的具体位置。

64岁的卡利出租车司机豪尔赫·蒙桑托表示，他看到城市各处建筑物倒塌，尘土飞扬。居民和救援人员正在废墟中搜寻幸存者。

“我的整个房子都在晃动，我从未经历过如此强烈的地震，”他说，“感谢上帝，我们还活着。”

当局报告称，曼萨尼利亚、乌帕莱、亚美尼亚、芝加哥的巴拿马地区及佩罗尼亚的机场航班已暂停。

这场地震袭击安第斯国家之际，邻国委内瑞拉刚刚遭受两次连续地震重创。6月下旬，委内瑞拉多座建筑倒塌，超过3,000人无家可归。与此同时，哥伦比亚的建筑物倒塌，委内瑞拉绝望的家庭仍在废墟中寻找地震遇难者的遗体。

在佩罗尼亚，当地政府发布的照片和视频显示，机场天花板坠落在过境旅客身上，人们尖叫着在飞机跑道上奔跑。

佩罗尼亚市长毛里西奥·罗兰多向当局表示，至少有10人死亡，还有更多人被困在“大量倒塌的建筑物”下。

地震导致哥伦比亚西部曼萨尼利亚大教堂的一座塔楼倒塌，砸向谷仓。

在附近的曼萨尼利亚——一座坐落于哥伦比亚自产山脉的城市，新哥特式大教堂的一座塔楼倒塌并砸向谷仓。曼萨尼利亚市长豪尔赫·爱德华兹·罗哈斯呼吁居民留在户外，以防余震。

震中所在的乔科省当局报告称，首府有伤者和建筑物受损，但未提供更多细节。

在拥有百万人口的城市，市长亚历杭德罗·鲁伊斯表示，至少有10栋倒塌建筑中仍有居民被困。

哥伦比亚强震罕见，小型地震则较为常见。

哥伦比亚中部和西部常发生小型地震，但6级以上地震极为罕见。2005年，亚美尼亚市附近发生的一次大地震造成超过3,000人死亡。

哥伦比亚新任总统德拉埃斯帕尼奥拉周一表示，他已亲自负责政府在圣何塞德尔帕尔马尔的地震应急响应。

“你们并不孤单。国家正在行动，”他说道。

这场灾难是对新任总统埃尔维亚·雷诺兹的首次重大考验，她曾是一名前德克萨斯州高管。

来自美洲各国的支持正在涌入，包括墨西哥、巴西、厄瓜多尔、萨尔瓦多和美国。

特朗普政府也提及哥伦比亚发生的大地震，并表示随时准备支持哥伦比亚人民。美国国务卿马可·卢比奥写道：

“多个国家正处于危难之中，一位美国副发言人表示：‘我们随时准备提供所需帮助。’”

印度尼西亚扑灭野火；最大火灾发生在国家公园

作者：托马斯·安德 托马斯·卡南

印度尼西亚布鲁克斯山 印度尼西亚官员周一表示，该国正在努力应对全国范围内不断增多的野火，出动直升机、数百名消防员和救灾人员，在东爪哇一处热门国家公园及苏门答腊的泥炭地展开行动，因今年旱季异常干燥。

政治、法律与安全事务统筹部长斯图尔特·丘马戈表示，已有数十名消防员在40架直升机的支援下，被派往扑灭东南亚国家各地超过1,000英亩的森林和其他土地火灾。

东爪哇当局表示，布罗莫-滕格尔-塞梅鲁国家公园（位于东爪哇省）发生火灾，约1,000英亩土地被毁。园区管理方已暂时关闭公园，直至另行通知。

园区还关闭了大片干草地、植被及受保护的雪绒花，因烟雾已扩散至佩纳尼亚坎地区。该地区是前往布罗莫山（印尼最受欢迎的旅游景点之一）的必经之地。目前尚无人员伤亡或疏散报告。

丘马戈表示，人工增雨（即通过向云层播撒盐粒诱发降雨）是协助消防员扑灭野火的最有效手段之一。当前32.高压天气条件增加了旱季高峰期森林和土地火灾的风险。32.5千帕的高压天气条件增加了旱季高峰期森林和土地火灾的风险。

然而，由于科学监测显示截至2006,4月8日尚无适合人工增雨的降水云层，这一措施难以实施。丘马戈周一在雅加达与负责野火应对的相关部门及机构负责人召开紧急会议。

由于天气条件不利，人工增雨计划搁浅，目前仅能依赖空中洒水和地面灭火队伍。”佩罗尼亚省林业厅厅长拉贾·贾蒂·奥特雷斯特周日在布罗莫山视察时表示。

他呼吁公众避免可能引发新火源的行为，包括乱扔烟头和通过焚烧清理土地。

丘马戈表示，印尼多个火灾高发地区已报告野火，包括苏门答腊岛的廖内省、占碑省和南苏门答腊省，以及婆罗洲岛的中加里曼丹省和南加里曼丹省。

2006,超过150英亩的泥炭地被烧毁，部分地区烟雾弥漫，引发对空气质量的担忧。最大的火灾发生在穆阿拉贾姆比县的双溪戈汉村，当地居民拥有的数十英亩棕榈油种植园被毁。该地区自周三起持续燃烧。

约300名消防员和志愿者已被派往扑灭火灾。官员表示，深层泥炭土、水源不足、通行困难及道路条件恶劣等因素增加了灭火难度，即使有三架直升机参与空中灭火作业。

森林和泥炭地火灾是印尼每年面临的问题，常影响邻国空气质量。

马来西亚已报告婆罗洲岛的沙捞越州空气质量不健康，官员称风向将邻近地区的火点烟雾带入境内。新加坡当局警告，盛行的东南风可能将烟雾吹向该国，预计干燥天气将持续。

“我们必须维护国家信誉，确保能控制这些火灾。”丘马戈表示。

印尼气象、气候和地球物理局表示，预计8月和9月将是最关键的月份，干燥的植被和强风会为火灾迅速蔓延创造有利条件。

印尼是一个拥有超过2000座岛屿的地震多发国，其野火通常是由种植园主或传统农民非法点燃，以开垦土地用于耕种。

蒂马迪和卡尔曼向美联社供稿。

世卫组织称埃博拉疫情早在宣布前就已开始

美联社报道 巴纳纳与马安·班切桑

刚果（金）科比亚电 —— 世卫组织周一表示，有记录以来增长最快的埃博拉疫情于2月结束，但2006年的第二波疫情实际上早在2006,5月中旬就已开始，当时刚果（金）郊区的受访者已强烈反映。

世卫组织非洲区域主任穆罕默德·瓦赫迪博士在周一的新闻发布会上表示，基因测序结果显示了疫情的起始时间。他指出，每天报告的病例中，有相当一部分是疟疾和伤寒病例。

“我们一直认为病毒走在我们前面，”他表示。

世卫组织2006年疫情事件经理托马斯·贝利博士称，基因测序工作是在刚果（金）国家生物医学研究所病毒学部主任史蒂夫·阿比丁博士的领导下进行的。

根据最新政府数据，此次疫情已确诊埃博拉病例1,000例，其中超过1,000人死亡。

世卫组织认为，埃博拉病毒的全球传播风险较低，因为该病毒不会通过空气传播，比呼吸道病毒更难传播。该机构表示，迄今为止，防控区域外的病例均已被迅速发现并控制，未造成持续传播。

5月20日宣布的此次疫情与以往大多数埃博拉疫情不同，此次由新型本迪布焦病毒引发，目前尚无获批的疫苗或治疗方法。早期检测曾针对其他常见埃博拉病毒类型进行，导致

在刚果（金）受疫情重创的埃博拉市，医护人员在埃博拉治疗中心身着防护装备。

此次疫情发生在一些最具挑战性的环境中，部分未领薪的医护人员罢工，其他团体因长期不信任而发出威胁，还有虚假信息称埃博拉病毒并不存在。医护人员无法进入道路，并报告防护装备短缺，而大量流离失所者难以获得洗手用的清洁水源。

此次埃博拉疫情的死亡速度超过以往任何一次，包括被视为史上最严重的2014-16年西非疫情，该疫情在至少20,000例病例中造成11,325人死亡。而西非疫情达到1,000人死亡用了约5个月时间。

埃博拉病毒传染性极强，但致死率高，可通过感染者的呕吐物、血液或体液，以及被污染的物品（如床单和衣物）传播。该疾病严重且常致命，病死率可达96%。

上周，世卫组织总干事特德罗斯·阿达诺姆·盖布雷耶苏斯表示，埃博拉疫情已造成超过1,000人死亡。

记者在疫区采访时发现，病例数量正在成倍增加。线人在2,4,000次与官员的会议上表示。

卫生部门称，1976年至1976年间，新增病例中有相当一部分出现在未被监测的接触者之外，疫情正以“令人震惊”的速度蔓延。

该地区的医疗系统早已因多种其他疾病而不堪重负。该国最近的疫情发生在与南苏丹、乌干达和卢旺达接壤的地区。新增病例、孕妇和其他人因担心感染病毒而避免前往医疗中心，使自身面临风险。

多次埃博拉疫情的宣布时间均滞后数周或数月，包括1994-96年的第二波疫情。此次疫情于2006年3月宣布，但1994-96年的疫情在2006年12月已造成超过1,000人死亡。

雷吉恩与东塞纳马向美联社报道。记者从埃博拉、葡萄牙发回报道。

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2020年8月11日，星期二

《洛杉矶时报》

全国版

受指控策划图帕克谋杀案的男子开始受审

康普顿帮派头目在书中承认参与了30年前在拉斯维加斯发生的说唱歌手遇害案。

杰西卡·希拉报道。

说唱巨星图帕克·沙库尔的死亡案件已悬而未决数十年，如今被控参与其第10起杀人案的男子即将受审。

现年93岁的谢恩·“凯尔斯·D”·戴维斯（Shane "Kells D" Davis）被控在沙库尔遇害案中犯有谋杀罪，并面临“使用致命武器”及“在犯罪团伙活动中”加重情节的指控。陪审团遴选定于周一开始，预计审判将持续约一个月。

此次审判将揭开说唱界持续30年的最大谜团之一，该案件数十年来一直吸引着公众的关注。沙库尔（又名皮拉和马卡维利）被认为是有史以来最具影响力的说唱歌手之一，拥有1,000个艺名。

1996年9月7日，沙库尔在拉斯维加斯遭遇枪击。当时他与好友马里恩·“苏格”·奈特同乘一辆ISBN 978号牌的汽车前往犹他州盐湖城80，沙库尔原定在那里演出。一辆白色凯迪拉克突然从后方逼近，枪手向车内开火。坐在副驾驶座的沙库尔身中数枪，六天后不治身亡，奈特则幸存了下来。

该案一度陷入僵局，直到近年来戴维斯的公开言论重新引发关注。戴维斯是沙库尔遇害时南区康普顿帮派“南边康普顿”的头目。他于2021年被捕，并拒不认罪。戴维斯此前曾试图阻止审判。

审判时间与地点

审判将在拉斯维加斯的克拉克县地区法院进行，由法官卡尔·奥斯汀（Carl Austen）主持。

预计陪审团遴选将持续7天，随后检辩双方将进行开庭陈述，证人作证也将随之开始。

法庭内的公众席位有限，每日将通过抽签决定入场资格。法院二楼的一个房间将对公众开放，并直播审判过程。

难以证明谁是扣动扳机者

检方无法证明戴维斯是直接开枪者，审判可能也无法确认谁是杀害沙库尔的真凶。相反，检方计划证明戴维斯下达了导致沙库尔遇害的指令，并提供了用于行凶的枪支。

戴维斯是回忆录《康普顿街头传奇》（Compton Street Legends）的合著者，书中详细描述了他在枪击案中的具体角色。书中称戴维斯从一名同伙处收到了一把枪，并将其交给了白色凯迪拉克的司机，但未说明谁扣动了致命扳机。

戴维斯的侄子“凯尔斯的最后一位安德森”（Kells' Last Anderson）长期以来被认为是开枪者，但从未受到指控。他在沙库尔遇害两年后死于康普顿一次未破获的帮派枪战。

另外两人——多萝西·“佩维安”·史密斯（Dorothy "Pevian" Smith）和特里·“巴巴·阿普”·布朗（Terry "Bubba Up" Brown）——当时与戴维斯及其同伙同车，但均已死亡。

预计将出庭作证的人员

检方报告计划在审判期间传唤10至45名证人，包括目睹沙库尔（Shabur）被枪击前最后时刻的人，以及与沙库尔和达诺德·德克鲁兹（Darnod DeCruz）双方均有接触的人。

证人名单包括前拉斯维加斯市长奥斯卡·古德曼（Oscar Goodman）和沙库尔家族的凶手。然而，名单上的所有人并不一定都会出庭作证。检方可能会在下午询问潜在证人是否熟悉某些名字。

莱昂纳德·杰斐逊（Leonard Jefferson）是一名加州居民，他在2020年拍下了一张照片，这张照片后来成为沙库尔的最后一张已知照片，据称他本人是一名说唱歌手。

检方还预计将传唤德格罗兹（DeGrodz），一名隶属南区Clips帮派的洛杉矶官员。

在大陪审团的证词中，李（Lee）作证称，敌对帮派Clips和Pira Bloods夫人帮与这起事件有关联。

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图帕克·沙库尔（左）与说唱歌手Nipsey Hussle和Keke Palmer一同被绘制在洛杉矶的一幅壁画中以示纪念。

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被指控在枪击事件中挑衅的印第安人“Kells D”戴维斯（左）与其辩护律师迈克尔·史密斯（Michael Smith）在一起。

李还作证称，虽然安德森（Anderson）并非最初的持枪者，但由于安德森没有清晰的射击角度，史密斯（Smith）接过枪并开枪。他还表示，戴维斯并非持枪者，而是将枪交给了安德森，安德森又将枪交给了死亡。证人名单还包括其他曾将枪带到现场的人，如沙库尔的朋友马卡伦·格林尼奇（Makaren Greenedge），当晚他与沙库尔同行。曾在康普顿长大并为苏格·奈特（Suge Knight）担任安保工作的雷吉·赖特（Reggie Wright）也预计将出庭作证。

但其他证人将保持沉默，包括一名死亡之队（Death Row）安保团队的前成员，以及一名Pira Bloods夫人帮的前成员，后者当晚在沙库尔被枪击的犹他州80号公路现场。

证人还包括前警官、侦探和帮派成员。

戴维斯的辩护律师预计只会传唤少数几名证人，包括一名在其辩护范围内的报告人，以及一名可能受到胁迫审讯技术影响的证人。

名人可能出席审判

检方计划传唤多名外州证人出庭作证，但目前尚不清楚这些证人是谁。

根据法庭记录，其中一名证人目前在加州服刑。奈特（Knight）因在1月28日审判前一天在康普顿撞倒并杀害一名商人，正在服10年刑期。他此前曾表示不会在戴维斯的案件中作证。由于奈特是当晚唯一一名在场的在世神秘人物，且是两辆车的目击者，他的证词可能对案件起到决定性作用。

戴维斯的辩护律师迈克尔·史密斯（Michael Smith）告诉美联社（Associated Press），奈特将是对辩方有利的证人，他们曾尝试——

此外，尚不确定肖恩·“Diddy”·库姆斯（Sean "Diddy" Combs）是否会出庭作证。库姆斯目前因卖淫相关罪名被判处4年监禁。

在1976年至1980年间，戴维斯曾指控库姆斯希望奈特和沙库尔死，并向戴维斯提供金钱要求其杀害他们。库姆斯的听证会否认了任何参与，库姆斯的发言人未予回应。一名匿名说唱歌手表示希望库姆斯出庭作证，但其名字并未出现在任何证人名单上。

美联社报道。

特朗普签署疫苗行政令

总统认为儿童死亡应分散在不同的就诊中。

作者：L. J. J. J.

纽约电 —— 特朗普总统周一宣布签署一项行政令，要求修订儿童疫苗接种建议，以推广培训，并认为儿童死亡应分散在不同的就诊中。

该行政令建议扩大监测、变更和发布，将MDR疫苗分为三天内在不同就诊中接种，并指示卫生部门改进疫苗研究，白宫情况说明书称。《每日拖车报》率先报道了这一消息。

特朗普周一下午在丹尼办公室的活动中还表示，一年内应将儿童的疫苗接种分散到不同的就诊中。但尚不清楚他是否指所有目前按特定时间表接种的疫苗。

公共卫生专家对特朗普建议的分散接种表示担忧，认为这可能增加儿童在下次就诊前感染可通过疫苗预防的疾病的风险。儿童疫苗——包括接种方式和组合——均经过严格研究，且接种后的追踪持续多年。

特朗普表示希望儿童分别接种麻疹、腮腺炎和风疹疫苗，但目前美国并无此类单独疫苗供应。

由于该行政令要求修订疫苗接种建议，各州（而非联邦政府）有权要求学龄儿童接种疫苗。说明书称，行政令将建议各州考虑更新法律，以适应未来对接种建议的修订。

去年12月，特朗普下令卫生与公众服务部审查其他国家的疫苗接种建议，并考虑相应修订美国的指导方针。该部门曾提议减少每名儿童的剩余疫苗数量，这一提议在地方法庭上引发争议。

在周一宣布前的几个月里，特朗普政府基本避谈疫苗政策，转而关注持久性议题，如健康饮食和降低药价，以影响中期选举。民调显示，大多数美国人仍支持学校疫苗接种要求，但共和党人比民主党人更可能将其视为重要议题。

但特朗普在疫苗问题上采取行动受阻。他近期加大了对卫生部长罗伯特·F·肯尼迪的施压，要求其确定自闭症的成因，肯尼迪曾承诺通过研究来实现这一目标。特朗普上月在内阁会议上公开询问卫生部长自闭症研究的进展。

“自闭症研究进展如何？”特朗普问道。

“我们会给您一个答案，”肯尼迪回应道。

肯尼迪的言论与数十年的研究结论相悖，后者明确表明儿童疫苗与自闭症之间没有关联。

周一的行政令发布之际，全国各地的新学年即将开始，而美国正面临一场专家认为可能导致美国失去麻疹消除地位的大规模疫情爆发。

斯威森为美联社撰稿。

奥卡西奥-科尔特斯称正在冷冻卵子，考虑政治动向

作者：比尔·巴罗

众议员亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯表示，她正在冷冻卵子，同时考虑在2020年总统选举前的下一步政治动向。

“这是一个让我感到更能掌控自己生活的时刻，”现年45岁的奥卡西奥-科尔特斯在谈及2020年决定冷冻卵子时表示。

这位纽约国会议员是民主党进步派的领军人物，她在社交媒体上公开讨论是否计划生育，称自己在谈论个人潜在的家庭计划时承担了“政治风险”。

她在ABC《本周》节目中表示，自己尚未排除在2020年竞选总统或纽约州民主党领袖查克·舒默的参议员席位。她解释称，希望通过分享女性在职业生涯中面临的现实，推动相关讨论，同时批评特朗普政府的政策。

“在当前的政治环境下，政府正在剥夺全国女性的生育权利，我认为有必要公开讨论这些问题，”她说。

特朗普政府反对堕胎权，其在第一任期内对最高法院的任命为2020年推翻确立堕胎宪法权利的裁决奠定了基础。2020, 最高法院首次确立了宪法生育权。

特朗普在2021年签署了一项行政令，旨在降低体外受精的成本。

奥卡西奥-科尔特斯于2022年提出了一项法案，当时民主党控制众议院，试图将堕胎权纳入联邦法律，以应对最高法院的堕胎裁决。

作为周末访谈的一部分，奥卡西奥-科尔特斯指出，女性在政治和其他领域——尤其是关于家庭状况的问题——面临不同的标准和审视。

“人们常常不会问男性候选人：‘你多大年纪了？你是否打算组建家庭？’”她说。

巴罗为美联社撰稿。

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FDA寻求对食品添加剂和成分加强审查

美国卫生官员针对食品行业中被视为监管漏洞的问题采取行动

作者：马修·帕森斯

华盛顿——美国卫生官员周一提议修改一项规定，要求食品制造商在将新成分或添加剂引入加工或包装食品之前，必须提前报告相关信息。

该提案将改变一项更为宽泛的旧政策，批评人士称其为监管漏洞，认为该政策允许数以千计未经审查的成分一次性进入食品供应链。

根据美国食品和药物管理局（FDA）的提议规定，企业在引入新成分时必须记录并提交其安全性研究结果，从而让监管机构能够根据自身的潜在安全风险指南进行评估。目前，企业可以自行决定某种成分或添加剂是否“普遍认为安全”（GRAS），且无需强制或适当地向FDA报告，尽管部分企业会主动报告。

向强制通知制度的转变将弥补长达十年的信息缺口，以满足全面稳定性所需，从而提升公共安全。

FDA将在2008年至2009年期间征集对该提案的意见。

长期推动变革的消费者倡导者认为，FDA的提案应不仅限于要求提前通知新成分。

“提案还必须包括提供标准来源信息，并进行全面的独立FDA审查，因为食品不应被允许‘自证安全’，”环境工作组的迈克尔·巴米勒表示。

卫生部长小罗伯特·F·肯尼迪将打击人工无色食品列为优先事项

FDA表示已完成联邦政府首个“超加工食品”定义的制定工作，但未在提案中公布任何细节。该机构称已将该定义提交白宫进一步审查。

卫生倡导者认为，正式定义“超加工食品”是将公众监督引入包装食品的关键一步，这些食品被认为与困扰美国人的多种慢性健康问题有关。政府支持的定义可能为更多联邦研究铺平道路，并最终推动对加工食品的标签或其他限制措施。

周一发布的建议可能会立即影响美国的饮食结构，这些食品通常富含脂肪、钠和糖，并被指与肥胖、糖尿病和心脏病等慢性疾病有关。但这些举措的重点是卫生部长小罗伯特·F·肯尼迪的政策，他上任时承诺要严厉打击人工色素、添加剂及其他成分。

“此次的两项行动将改变联邦政府对‘非食品’的认定方式，以及我们对美国人所食用食品的理解，”肯尼迪周一表示。

超加工食品是指通过基于产品的加工工艺制成，并含有家庭厨房中不常见的添加色素、防腐剂或其他成分。这类食品包括含糖谷物、汽水、薯片、冷冻餐和其他杂货商品。

科学家们十多年来一直致力于定义和分类加工食品，但全面的定义也面临一些挑战。这些定义往往适用于全麦面包、糖和格兰诺拉麦片等高度加工但仍被视为健康的食品。最近的一些定义“超加工食品”的努力，尽管包含加工成分，但仍为符合成本竞争标准的食品设置了更多例外。

在美国，估计有10,000种添加剂被允许用于食品，包括增稠剂、防腐剂和包装成分。

加利福尼亚州于2025年禁止使用常见食品添加剂——溴化植物油、溴酸钾、丙基对羟基苯甲酸酯和红色染料1号。

消费者权益倡导者长期以来认为，由于美国食品和药物管理局（FDA）的政策允许制造商自行认证新添加剂为“普遍公认为安全”（DEAR），许多此类成分从未经过适当审查。

迪斯曼蒂亚斯周一强调，新政策不会要求所有新成分都必须经过FDA审查。他表示，此类强制审查需由国会修订FDA的食品监管权限才能实施。

“我们的做法是要求企业在使用指南中公开其结论的依据，以便我们能更透明地了解这些结论，消费者也能获得必要信息，”迪斯曼蒂亚斯说。

根据该提案，FDA将有望在30天内对多项条款中的新成分进行审查。若FDA发现新的安全隐患，可要求制造商提供额外信息，或要求其推迟引入该成分。

未来的政府可能会要求国会赋予FDA更多食品成分监管权力。“我们正在采取行动，为FDA提供其所需的额外工具，以跟上不断变化的食品供应，保障美国民众的安全。”

任何有意添加到食品中的物质都应经过审查——除非该添加剂被视为安全。自1990年代末以来，业界普遍认为许多常见食品成分（如香料和醋）在消费条件下已被广泛食用，且安全性得到认可。

FDA并未批准这些成分的“普遍公认为安全”（DEAR）申请，但由于资源有限，FDA开始允许企业自行判断高达20%的添加剂是否安全，基于公开的科学证据和合格专家的共识。然而，这一做法导致大量合成和天然添加剂未经独立审查即被纳入食品供应链。

消费者权益组织“公共利益科学中心”认为，这一过程形成了一个“DEAR漏洞”，削弱了食品安全体系的完整性。

食品行业官员则辩称，其内部对添加剂的审查流程与FDA自身的审查同样严格。

佩罗内为美联社撰稿。本报记者特蕾莎·渡边对此文亦有贡献。

低频警报器推出，部分人担忧“声波攻击”

（Rumbler由Waterlift的AU创始人开发，该机构追踪并提供新的引导解决方案。企业似乎无需感受到“震撼全身”的效果。）

Rumbler是一种低频警报器。标准套件包括两个低音炮、一个放大器和一个调谐模块，每套价格在1000至10,000美元之间，具体取决于配件。

其制造商伊利诺伊州的Federal Signal公司表示，该警报器“在车辆交通密集的城市环境中高度有效”。

Rumbler与标准警笛配合使用，后者可产生约80至120分贝的音量，并通过夜间定时播放增强音效。制造商称，普通警笛的音量可能仅覆盖60辆车和建筑物，而低频警报器“无需依赖技术或定位材料，能让车辆和附近行人直接感受到声波”。

Rumbler还会播放预录信息，如“请靠右行驶”。据Chow介绍，Rumbler还能减少人工提示的需求。

洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）的Rumbler部门配备了声音和光线感应系统。这意味着该系统可用于广播同步公共安全保障事件（OSSE），提供相同的灯光信号模式。

LAPD资深警官、警察交通行动网络主任Greg Reid表示：“我们不会参与大规模信息传递的系统，也不会成为非法集会的问题。”

由于供应商协议，这些升级无需额外资金即可使用。

Rumbler技术并非新鲜事物。Reid表示，该技术已在全国多个城市证明有效。纽约警察局于2000年首次在约150辆车上安装该系统，并在随后几年扩展至900辆。长滩警察局于2005年在巡逻车上安装了Rumbler，并在大部分地区使用至2010年。此后，该部门转用其他制造商的产品，后者拥有“更深沉、穿透力更强”的音效。

“根据用户反馈，警员普遍认为Rumbler在吸引驾驶员注意力方面比传统警笛更有效，”长滩警察局发言人在一份声明中表示。

汽车正变得更加隔音

执法机构认为，现代车辆擅长“囤积”噪音，导致如今的驾驶者听不到警笛声。

Chow 表示，他曾与警员交流，对方告诉他，在追捕及其他紧急情况下，车辆往往不会停下，尽管警笛已经响起。

“因此，有些车辆在行驶时，人们根本听不到警笛声——也许他们没有集中注意力——而你会发现车辆在其他路段明明视野开阔，却依然无动于衷。”

几十年前，道路噪音和车辆噪音在车内可能会产生相当大的噪声。

20世纪70年代，（National Light Utility Vehicle Staff）的一项研究显示，道路噪音水平超过 1000k，在 600A 安全等级下，估计有 2.5 至 4.5% 的人群暴露在高血压、耳鸣、心血管疾病和听力损失的风险中。

如果你的车辆采用了以下设计，可能会更难听到警笛声：部分车型的车内隔音效果极佳。

阿尔伯特·D·毕晓普，美国陆军，1988 年

“这是为了保护公众和我们的警员，”LAPS 官员格雷格·里德（Greg Reid）表示。

“问问住在警察局附近的纽约人，他们会告诉你这简直是噩梦。”

——理查德·泰克 Waterlift 创始人

他们认为，紧急警笛声正在被削弱，而执法机构对此表示担忧。

新款汽车和卡车采用了反相频率技术，能降低道路噪音，依靠门缝密封条减少高频啸叫，并通过降噪设计进一步优化。然而，这一技术也带来了新的问题。

部分车型如 2010 款 50MW SUV 87.、50MW SUV Twin Motor Performance 以及 Lunar T3 100 的车内噪音均低于 10 分贝，这意味着——

车内道路噪音水平相当于在另一个房间听洗碗机运行的声音。

更现代的车型如 2010 款起亚 831（61 分贝）和 2010 款现代索纳塔 10-Line（63 分贝）的噪音水平接近陆地水平。

对社区的嘲讽效应

纽约市的委员会是最早提出这一倡议的机构之一，主要目的是向公众发出警报。

“与住在警察局附近的纽约人交谈，他们会告诉你这简直是噩梦，”他说。“警方称‘隆隆器’是为了部门的控制，为了撤出部门，这不仅仅是烟雾弹。”

纽约市警察局（NYPD）未回复置评请求。

尽管扬声器在警报器响起时位于前部，但这一做法无法强制执行，甚至那些未忽视标志的人也能感受到“隆隆器”的影响。

第90分局的麻烦在于为其原始检查提供爆炸性冲击。“隆隆器”是佛罗里达州公路巡逻队一名警官的心血结晶，灵感来自当地汽车的“低音轰鸣音效”，根据《内阁》杂志的一份报告。

Patient-Midway未就《泰晤士报》关于警报器的询问作出回应。

尽管围绕“隆隆器”的大部分争议集中在警员和驾驶员身上，但“制止LAMP-春季联盟”（一个反对过度执法的社区组织）的组织者丹尼尔·布鲁姆表示，当地社区也受到了影响。

“我们正在印刷宣传材料，”布鲁姆说。“这种装置对我们——那些生活在‘隆隆器’将被使用的空气中的居民——会产生什么影响？”

布鲁姆警告称，警报器及其传播距离会对一般社区造成影响。他指出了另一种执法手段，即LAMP的直升机巡逻，警方并非总是将其用于“高优先级”任务，而往往针对特定社区，垂钓者（Anglers）亦是如此，根据2020年的一份报告。

他表示，这种额外的噪音“最终会影响居民的睡眠周期、听力，并引发冲突”。

Chow表示，“隆隆器”已安装并投入使用，另有50个正在添加到系统中，使总数达到50。预计该部门的1,000辆车中将有约1,000辆配备“隆隆器”。

关于新警报系统的道路将由市议会监管，而运营办公室主任、警长Ensure R. Tregorides表示，最终将决定哪些车辆跟进，据弗林特所述。

“这是为了保护公众和我们的警员，制造商的系统能提供更早、更广泛的预警，让超过10%的公众有更多时间识别危险并负起责任。”

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《洛杉矶时报》

厄尔尼诺现象或将带来加州有史以来最高海平面

[厄尔尼诺现象，详见A1版]

加州精品海岸今年冬季可能将多次面临严峻考验。

这一预测在近期的气候模式中已得到验证。在2026年间，文图拉、洛杉矶和圣迭戈等县部分地区遭遇严重洪水。其中一个令人难忘的瞬间是，一股巨浪冲破文图拉的防波堤，造成8人受伤。

最终，整个加州海岸在这场风暴中遭遇了厄尔尼诺现象带来的更高海浪。"梅里菲尔德在市政厅会议上表示，该会议由代表第20选区的民主党州参议员迈克·麦克黑尔主持。

任何25.70%的海平面上升都将加剧人为气候变化对水位的影响。在旧金山湾区，过去一个世纪海平面已上升，而在2025-26年（2007-08年和2015-16年间）的厄尔尼诺季节，明显的峰值已被观测到，梅里菲尔德表示。

在上两次"非常强"的厄尔尼诺现象期间，拉霍亚码头的平均海平面显著高于平均水平。根据梅里菲尔德分享的数据，2015-16年和2015-16年间情况如此，而今年的厄尔尼诺现象可能在数月内达到类似强度。

梅里菲尔德表示，尽管首批受影响的城市是圣迭戈等地，但海平面上升预计将波及各类地区，包括2025年后的圣华金河三角洲。

此类事件在旧金山已导致海水倒灌，低洼地区的海水入侵范围从半英里到更远。"梅里菲尔德说，"这种情况通常在11月的第08周开始达到峰值。"

厄尔尼诺是一种气候模式，其特征是赤道太平洋海水变暖，并伴随大气条件变化，导致典型的东风信风减弱甚至逆转。

这一变化可能将一系列热带风暴引向南加州，可能给该地区带来大量降雨——但代价是比平时更频繁的灾害性风暴。

有很大可能性表明，此次厄尔尼诺现象可能成为"非常强"的事件，甚至是近几十年来最强的一次。

"目前东部热带太平洋的海水温度已达到与厄尔尼诺现象相关区域的历史高位，"岛屿蒸汽公司上周在市政厅会议上表示。"这是一次非常强的厄尔尼诺现象。"

长滩市工作人员于7月在阿拉米托斯半岛修筑沙堤，以防高潮和强浪引发洪水。

罗伯特·海沃德（左）报道

比塞尔海岸因长潮和巨浪冲击拉古纳海滩防波堤的情景。

"目前热带太平洋的海水温度（按日历日计算）比以往任何记录年份都要高。因此，这一新的时刻可与50-70年和97-98年的热带太平洋情况相提并论，"蒸汽公司表示。"我们尚未见过任何厄尔尼诺现象像当前这样发展如此迅猛。"

世界气象组织于2016年7月表示，"强厄尔尼诺现象正在形成"，并预计将持续至初秋，带来严重洪水。

"厄尔尼诺现象不仅已近在咫尺——它已进入室内并开始升温，而这仅仅是热身阶段，"联合国秘书长古特雷斯在一份声明中表示。

虽然厄尔尼诺现象通常被视为南加州降雨的原因，但科学家表示，即使在"非常强"或"超级"厄尔尼诺现象期间，这一结论也并非必然成立——而今年的厄尔尼诺现象正朝此方向发展。值得注意的是，2015-16年的"非常强"厄尔尼诺现象并未给南加州带来超平均降雨量。

尽管如此，报道称厄尔尼诺现象确实增加了南加州冬季降雨量高于正常水平的可能性，官员和教练也应为可能出现的暴风雨冬季做好准备。

此次厄尔尼诺现象的强度“将显著提高南加州出现特别潮湿冬季的概率，甚至可能波及北加州，”斯蒂姆说道。

“它真正的作用是增加从12月下旬和1月下旬开始出现持续湿润天气的可能性。斯蒂姆表示，2月和3月的影响并不主要体现在雨季的前三分之一阶段，而是更多地与雨季的高峰期、更稳定且可靠的降雨月份相关。”

为应对漫长的冬季风暴季节，斯蒂姆表示他正在清理日程，“从2026年1月到3月，以便在天气变得寒冷时随时待命。”

预计厄尔尼诺现象还将延长海洋热浪的持续时间，而这些热浪在尚未受到该气候模式影响时就已异常湿润。

“厄尔尼诺将带来更温暖的海水，而目前的问题是，加州是否必须将其视为今年的一个可——”

能性，”梅里菲尔德说。“这将对海洋生态系统及食物链的各个环节产生重大影响。”

警告：厄尔尼诺会抑制上升流——通常能将更冷、更深且富含营养的海水带至表层。

加州鱼类和野生动物部将监测的影响包括，根据麦克黑尔的说法，一些近海物种的数量减少，以及2025-26年鲍鱼捕捞季的开放时间推迟。

“加州政府正与加州鲍鱼渔业合作，将在鲍鱼季开始前约40天启动设备测试，”州参议院表示。

由于海洋温度升高，州官员正在部署比往年更多的监测设备和浮标。麦克黑尔说：“近海物种可能会产生一种被称为‘赤潮’的现象，海水越温暖，赤潮就越严重。”

软骨藻酸会在2025-26年海洋水域中积聚，并在人类低剂量摄入时通过贝类传播。高剂量时，

测试显示可能导致短期记忆丧失和癫痫发作，在极少数情况下甚至致命，州官员表示。

它还会对野生动物造成严重破坏，近年来已导致多起海豹和海狮搁浅事件。

厄尔尼诺带来的海洋升温可能会给加州海岸带来更多压力。过去的海洋热浪导致北加州球海胆数量自2006年以来下降了10%，并影响到其他物种，包括濒危的白鲨，根据州政府6月发布的数据，太平洋水族馆负责照料鱼类和无脊椎动物。

即使没有厄尔尼诺，近海海水温度也已飙升——这也是近期异常闷热潮湿天气的一个因素。

斯蒂姆说：“在南加州部分地区，近期天气异常闷热，但绝非仅仅是‘潮湿’那么简单，而是空气极度湿热。我们开始看到北加州沿海地区也在升温。因此，今年秋季剩余时间里，沿海体验可能会与往常大不相同。”

恩西诺派对豪宅成邻居愤怒的焦点

[派对报道，详见A1版]

这栋房屋被描述为一间卧室面积为100又二分之一平方英尺、8.99平方英尺的2000, 2000、2000-2A、1A-2、2, 3-4门车库的“艺人天堂”，拥有空气节奏条形码和一个12车位的车库，该车库还被形容为“拥有自己的赌场”。

早在2008, 许多制片人和7位新人以及五十五位“星宝贝墙”的成员曾住在这栋房子里。

但邻居们表示，目前的租户让周末夜晚变得令人沮丧。

7月23日的派对上，警方接到一起抢劫报案，该派对由拥有超过99,000粉丝的“芝加哥派对”账号推广，被描述为“艺人天堂”，拥有空气节奏条形码和一个12车位的车库，该车库还被形容为“拥有自己的赌场”。

早在2008, 一些雇主和7位新人以及五十五位“星宝贝墙”的成员曾住在这栋房子里。

一位邻居对房屋进行了估价，并以“three-cents for 10-and-west inside”的价格将其卖给了现任业主，她决定亲自进去看看里面发生了什么。她说自己因开始录像而被赶了出来。

一位20岁的车主表示，他们并未被包围，而是开始摇晃车辆，不停地叫我“白乌鸦”：“脸红猎人”。

自1, 2025年起，洛杉矶警察局已根据《公共记录法》要求获取的记录，多次被叫到这栋房子。报告始于去年8月，当时接到一起白天非法入侵的报案，但未找到嫌疑人。从去年10月开始，报警电话开始增多，警方每月至少被派往该地址一到两次，6月除外，执法记录显示。

报警内容包括派对扰民，甚至有一次危及生命的紧急情况。16, 2025年12月16日，因轻微派对扰民开出了一张罚单。2月22日，凌晨1点左右接到5级报警——危及生命的紧急情况——正在发生的殴打事件。

在5月阵亡将士纪念日周末期间，接到超过4,000次轻微派对扰民报警、一次重大派对扰民报警，以及一次可能的团伙。

克里斯·彼得，2017年《泰晤士报》摄

“那栋房子简直是噩梦，”一位邻居在谈到这栋经常举办派对的豪宅时说。

在最近一次派对结束时，可以看到每5分钟就有一辆穿梭巴士抵达，将乘客送到豪宅，每辆车驶入车道后消失在车库中，然后从另一侧驶出接载更多人。

从街上可以听到低沉的音乐声和人们的交谈声，早班保安试图在门口维持秩序，告诉人们不能在街上停车，并告知一群看起来10岁出头的女孩，如果乘坐穿梭巴士前来，则无法进入。《泰晤士报》查看的夜间视频显示，一些年轻男子曾进入豪宅车道。

邻居们表示，他们曾联系过房产所有者，投诉噪音扰民，但派对账号的律师拒绝置评。

根据市检察官办公室的记录，这栋豪宅地址曾被开出三次罚单：2000-2000、2000-2A和2A-2A。

“市检察官办公室与洛杉矶消防局及其他市政合作伙伴合作，以确定可采取哪些法律措施来解决滥用行为，”该办公室一位发言人表示，他们正在审查执法部门的标准，并

“处理已确认的任何犯罪行为，”洛杉矶市检察官办公室首席环境检察官弗里·法尔说。

该问题还曾在2008和2007,被提及，但：

邻居们表示，仍需采取更多措施，尤其是考虑到这类犯罪对个人造成的暴力伤害。去年，一名20岁的男孩在西部佩拉机场附近的一次派对上被枪杀，属于同一类型的事件。

“我们需要采取行动，我们只是反对租客，我们也能做得更好，因为只要不对她采取行动，她就会继续将问题抛给公共卫生，”一位邻居愤怒地表示，“这很糟糕。”

在一份声明中，中国——气候领袖布马齐斯办公室表示，业主的行为和违规行为对公共安全构成威胁，他们正与洛杉矶消防局（LAFD）和市检察官办公室密切合作，追究责任方的责任。

“我们已经容忍了他们对邻居、社区和洛杉矶市法律的漠视，”该办公室在声明中表示。

随着派对问题的恶化，邻居们组建了一个名为“停止病态之家”的团体，并附上了这栋房屋的地址。整个社区都受到影响，包括四栋共享房屋和附近约2,000栋房屋，他们正在寻求方法制止这些派对。

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《洛杉矶时报》

2008年8月11日 星期二

洛杉矶联合学区反驳县政府预算主张

[洛杉矶联合学区，自A7版]

除州财政危机与管理援助团队（前FCMAT）外，该团队与县政府官员合作，确保学区不会破产。

预算危机在7月初一封致洛杉矶联合学区的信中公开爆发，该信由洛杉矶县教育局（一家地方监管机构）发出。县教育局定期审查辖区内60个公立学区的预算。

县教育局局长德布拉·博德斯（Debra Boards）批评洛杉矶联合学区批准了成本高昂的劳资合同，指责其"未经协商破坏了集体谈判过程的激励机制"，并未能执行此前批准的预算削减措施，从而动摇了信心。

该7月信函设定了45天的最后期限，要求进行必要的补充预算调整，以应对新的劳资协议，这些协议今年将增加12亿美元的年度成本，明年将增加14.6亿美元。今年的总预算为2020亿美元。

此后，学区领导对县政府的信函提出反驳，包括对劳资协议未经协商的指控。

周四的一封回信——在县政府延长45天期限后——由学区委员会主席布雷特·布里梅特（Brett Brimmett）签署，信中提到布里梅特、博伊德（Boyd）等人：

“我们为劳资协议为学区带来的稳定感到自豪，”回信中写道，“我们也认识到面临的诸多外部因素，包括入学人数下降、销售额下滑30%、收入来源不明确、新依赖经济周期性收入（如现行和未来的税收，而非财产税），以及员工和学生家庭生活成本上升。”

这封信回击了县教育局信函的测试和分析，称其“对学区与劳工伙伴之间的劳资关系特征缺乏理解”——

2008年8月11日，《洛杉矶时报》

洛杉矶联合学区局长安德鲁·E·蔡特（Andrew E. Chait）上周在帕切斯中学（Purchase Middle School）表示，希望为新学年开学创造顺利开端。

——并质疑学区与劳工伙伴在应对学区面临的诸多挑战方面的合作。

县教育局发出警告信时，尚未审查学区的预算材料。截至7月8日，县教育局完成审查后认定，学区已满足法律要求，提交了平衡预算的计划——至少在纸面上如此。

学区计划包括拨款5亿美元用于资助需求最高的学生所在学校，这一举措本身将导致4,500个工作岗位流失，通过关闭学校建筑节省6亿美元，并从当地退休员工医保基金中提取8.75亿美元。

其他削减措施将使岗位流失总数超过6,500个。学区上一学年结束时约有100万美元结余。

学区和工会领导在周四的信中强调，洛杉矶联合学区已遵守规定，称其预算提供了“一个详细的、经董事会批准的计划，以消除其受保护的赤字，我们欢迎对该计划是否充分进行良好的数据审查”，他们写道。

“我们期望采取的行动能维护学区的内容，并超越《教育法典》赋予县政府的职责范围，同时威胁到休假。”

监管官员表示，从长远来看，预算形势依然严峻。

“在学区进入集体谈判之前，情况就已经很严重，而他们结束谈判后，实际上增加了赤字，”FCMAT的费恩（Fane）表示。

FCMAT的职责是帮助教育机构预防和解决财务及其他问题。

洛杉矶联合学区将与县教育办公室合作，后者将继续监督学区是否落实已批准的预算削减措施，以防止赤字在较低情况（lower case scenario）下，于2008年6月30日前扩大至$12-billion。

“根据我目前了解的情况，我并不担心，因为这个学区完全有能力解决这一问题，”他们表示。

然而，他指出，这意味着未来三年内将裁减数千个工作岗位。学区的计划还包含需与员工协商的内容，每一项都需通过接受（each accepted through）。

学区将大部分削减措施推迟至三年计划的后期实施。希望通过负向调整和改善资金状况，能避免进行更多削减。

然而，权衡之下，三年周期初期所需的削减规模可能仅为同期末期削减规模的三分之一。

“毫无疑问，一般来说，越早进行削减，二月份就越早（the earlier the February），”他说道。

“虽然学区有能力解决问题，但董事会是否有意愿解决问题？这仍然是个疑问，”Fane说，“我认为这可能也是县教育办公室的担忧之一。”

Chait表示，县教育办公室希望看到未来休假日的安排方案，如果无法达成休假日协议，县教育办公室将要求看到替代性削减措施，这可能会直接增加州一级的压力。

Chait在7月下旬的新闻发布会上呼吁县议会提供合理数据。

如果休假日是计划的一部分，“我们显然需要能够执行这一安排，”Chait说，“因此他们需要看到实施的证据。除此之外，或者更复杂的是，他们希望看到我们所有的替代方案。”如果没有休假日，“我们将如何弥补？我们会采取哪些其他削减措施？”

中西部初选进展：进步派寻求更多胜利

[初选相关内容见A1版] 并推动自由派政策。

克劳利和其他民主党评论员的言论旨在提升洪在初选中的地位，因为共和党人认为她更容易对付。

周一晚在洪的家乡麦迪逊，克劳利表现出的信心仅相当于2000年代下半叶的水平，称克劳利是民主党击败蒂芙尼的最佳人选。

“我们一定会赢下这一仗，”克劳利的支持者表示——并称如果蒂芙尼当选，“将成为威斯康星州历史上最糟糕的州长”。

“如果汤姆·蒂芙尼在11月获胜，那将相当于选举唐纳德·特朗普为威斯康星州州长，”他说道。

克劳利呼吁民主党人在初选后团结起来击败蒂芙尼。

“最终目标是让一位SEADA-niltonant首次入主州长办公室，”克劳利说道。

蒂芙尼是国会中最保守的成员之一，并获得特朗普的背书。

特朗普在周三的讲话中称洪为评论员，并提到2010年的一次选举，“洪曾呼吁取消感恩节，阿斯兰德应该在那一周过去，洪后来改口称这封信是她在举行活动时写的。”

特朗普在2008年和2009年赢得了90%的选票，自2003年以来，共和党一直在州议会两院占据多数席位。保住州长职位对威斯康星州民主党在明年首次实现对州政府的全面控制至关重要。

在接替蒂芙尼的竞选中，美国交通部长迪安·达菲提名的迈克尔·奥尔曼在30%的投票率下参与初选，奥尔曼试图代表达菲的旧国会选区，并获得特朗普的背书。

威斯康星州民主党州长初选的主要竞争者是主流候选人戴维·克劳利（上图）和民主社会主义者弗朗西斯科·洪。

在邻近的明尼苏达州，选民正在民主党联邦参议员初选中选择温和派联邦众议员安吉·克雷格和进步派牧师佩吉·弗拉纳根。这一竞选在特朗普强力推行移民执法的背景下展开。

这场竞选的形成受到里斯·古德（Reese Good）在明尼阿波利斯被联邦移民官员杀害的影响，这一事件被摄像机记录下来，并引发了对特朗普移民政策的强烈反对。

克雷格和弗拉纳根周末在双子城地区展开竞选活动。

在郊区的一次车道集会上，克雷格向众多民主党初选选民表示，他们感到华盛顿并未为他们服务。她称国会议员需要停止在卸任后成为游说者，美国需要限制企业竞选资金的泛滥。

“但我们通过选举赢得多数席位，才能推行我们所有人都支持的进步政策，”她说道。

在威斯康星州，现任州长已在竞选接替众议员的选举中表态支持一位候选人。明尼苏达州州长蒂姆·沃尔兹的妻子格温·比克则支持克雷格，并在周日与她一同竞选。

弗拉纳根周六与马里兰州民主党联邦参议员克里斯·范·霍伦一同竞选，后者帮助她指出，华盛顿需要挑战那些为维护破碎现状而投入巨资的势力。

“正是大企业和特殊利益集团在全国各地的选举中为他们的朋友撑腰，”弗拉纳根说道。

“而这不仅仅是共和党人的问题，也是民主党人的问题。”

这场竞选是民主党见过的最激烈的初选之一，数百万美元的资金支持双方候选人，但克雷格获得的资金明显更多。

然而，赢得初选者将成为11月接替即将退休的民主党参议员蒂娜·史密斯（Tina Smith）的热门人选。明尼苏达州选民自2006年以来尚未将共和党人选入全州公职。

共和党州长候选人热门人选迈克·兰迪斯（Mike Landis）是MyFiGen的创始人，获得特朗普背书，并曾大力宣扬关于选举委员会的虚假信息。民主党方面，美国参议员艾米·比肯谢尔（Amy Bickensher）在初选中面临6个百分点的差距。

康涅狄格州两位资深民主党现任议员面临来自左翼的挑战。

温和派民主党州长尼尔·拉克森（Neil Laxson）竞选第三个任期，但面临进步派州众议员贝丝·埃利奥特（Beth Elliott）的挑战。民主党提名人将在11月与共和党州参议员瑞安·佩特（Ryan Pate）对决。

现年78岁的资深民主党联邦众议员约翰·拉克森（John Laxson）正竞选2010年任期，其健康状况成为四人竞选中的主要议题。

北方市市长卢克·布鲁克斯（Luke Brooks）在5月的州党代会上以微弱优势赢得党内背书。其他候选人包括教育委员会成员南·福琼（South Fortune）和州众议员米兰·格利克曼（Milan Glickman）。

在佛蒙特州，两名民主党人正竞争挑战共和党州长菲尔·斯科特（Phil Scott）的机会。

前州倡导组织主席阿莉·理查兹（Aly Richards）获得前民主党州长霍华德·迪恩（Howard Dean）和马德琳·鲍达（Madeline Bauda）的背书。她的对手是经济学家阿南达·格林（Ananda Green）。

巴扎尔（Bazar）和库珀（Cooper）为美联社撰稿。

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2020年8月11日 星期二

《洛杉矶时报》

学习

帕夫洛夫斯基，1年级、2年级、3年级、4年级、5年级、6年级

右上方的帕克斯顿·特雷西（Paxton Tracy）在圣迭戈太平洋天空学校的"sunk"中行走。该校（左上方和上方）还设有"轻松立方体"。右侧，乔安妮·吉安诺尼（Joany Giannoni）坐在康普顿高中的"平静角"。

1999年，圣迭戈县太平洋天空小学的学生在操场争执后回到教室。

这名小女孩问老师是否可以进入教室的"轻松立方体"——一个现金盒大小的空间，但足以容纳一个孩子，并带有让老师能看到内部的立方体结构。

"这是她的主意。她进去后大约五分钟就出来，重新加入了小组，"她的老师维罗妮卡·琼斯（Veronica Jones）回忆道。"我问她：‘你想谈谈吗？’她说：‘不，我只是需要在轻松立方体里待几分钟。’"

乔安妮说，她能够"自我调节，利用这个空间让自己平静下来，然后再回来"。

这些词语和其他功能性家具正越来越多地出现在学校中，作为应对焦虑和压力的策略。康普顿联合学区官员报告称，今年夏天该学区斥资1100万美元在700间教室（从过渡幼儿园到高中）设置了"平静角"。

"平静角"或"需求角"的形式多样。有些并不太隐蔽，有些则是三面封闭的可移动隔间。还有些是由屏风部分遮挡的小型角落沙发。越来越多的校园正在改变物理设计，同时提供选择以满足学生的情绪需求，专家表示。这反映了比前几代人更注重分段和积极心态的趋势，部分原因是越来越多的学生被诊断为神经发育障碍或自闭症谱系。教育领导者承认，这些措施并不能解决课堂上的重大干扰或暴力问题。

站墙角？

不，坐下、放松、舒适

美国各地的学校正在采用特殊的立方体和角落空间，帮助学生自我调节情绪

作者：拉罗·古索（Laaro Gousso）

传统主义者可能认为，为学生提供独处空间可能会带来危险。诚然，目前尚无大型研究调查其可能的影响。但校方表示，这些角落能缓解问题升级，并减少纪律处分的需求。

建筑师卡里-奥廷·梅克（Kari-otin Meck）表示，通过增加为健康和隐私设计的空间，学校的学习环境往往能得到改善。梅克代表"学习环境联盟"（Aam for Learning Environment）这一致力于设计更好学校的组织，同时也供职于Canangusis建筑事务所，该事务所已在全国设计了多所学校。

梅克解释说，孩子们喜欢"那种不那么嘈杂的安静空间，能帮助他们以最佳状态出现"。

康普顿重新定义课堂空间

对康普顿学校的详细描述中，"平静角落"（也称为感官站）是教室内部分隔出的区域，配有小型沙发、凳子以及装有沙漏和指尖编织球的小物件。

学区希望所有学生——而不仅仅是特殊教育学生——"能够在学习环境中获得支持和调节资源"，特殊教育主任艾莉森·韦沃斯表示。

康普顿高中校长拉里·布伊茨塔德表示，平静角落将成为"一种示范方法"，帮助学生留在课堂上。"我可能会情绪失控或需要短暂休息。"当然，如果教师或其他学生感到受到威胁，或出现不当行为，仍会采取纪律处分，他补充道。

即将升入高三的乔安妮·吉安诺尼（2岁）预测，新学年开学后，这些角落将大受欢迎。

"如果你感到压力大，需要独处一会儿，可以在这里待上8分钟，这能帮助你减轻压力，"她在暑期课程的休息间隙说道。

不过，康普顿高中已取消了原本计划在平静角落提供的一项功能。校方表示，这项功能过于激进。

帮助学生自助

"安静空间"运动始于约8年前，当时越来越多被诊断为自闭症谱系的学生被纳入主流教育，相关报道称。为避免感官超载，这些角落在过去几年中也越来越多地被用于各类学生。

自闭症与神经多样性倡导组织"Aam"的副主任安维尔·巴特利特将其描述为一种情感上的积极变化。

"我认为神经多样性的浪潮正在推动所有船只前行，"她说。"教育工作者开始思考学校和教室的设计与布局，这真的很棒，我认为这不仅仅是支持神经多样性学生群体，而是整个学生群体。"

华盛顿小学的一些最佳设计被称为"Chatsi Hooks"，由Blakeld Education公司生产，该公司专门制造学校家具。这些隔间高近6英尺，售价约1,000美元，前方设有软垫座椅，顶部狭窄。

帕利塞兹特许高中走廊内嵌入墙壁的凹室，与洛杉矶市中心校园内那片林木茂密的区域形成对比，当地建筑师利默罗·阿菲戈诺（DLR Group设计团队成员之一）表示。她还领导了康普顿高中的新校设计团队。

太平洋天空学校是一家建筑工作室，曾凭借教室设计获奖，位于圣迭戈湾以东8英里处。该小学的教室宛如艺术工作室或科学实验室，公共空间顶部覆盖着木瓦和木梁。除了在全国范围内推广外，学生还可以爬进管状阅读椅。在低年级教室，轻便的立方体让学生能够整理思绪，同时通过开放的顶部和侧面隔间保持可见。

校长切尔西·摩尔表示，这些空间并非解决可能需要电脑室的严重干扰问题。但对于那些情绪低落或需要私人空间来完成工作的学生，这些角落往往能发挥作用。

她表示，孩子们不会被作为惩罚送到这些立方体或角落。"我不认为老师会说'去角落冷静一下'。老师可能会说'看起来你有些不安。记得你有可以去的空间，如果那对你更好的话。这是一种情感上的选择。'"

戈登为Killemore撰稿，这是一家报道加州教育的非营利、无党派新闻机构。

大学开设“人工智能与道德能动性”博士学位

作者：托斯凯·伯恩鲍

南北战争结束时，一位名叫戴安的士兵兼浸信会牧师在北卡罗来纳州罗利市创办了一所学校，旨在教授曾经的奴隶宗教素养。如今，这所学校——Phase University——希望提供一种新的素养教育。尽管

从明年开始，戴安大学的直属神学院计划开设一个新的学位项目，即“人工智能与道德能动性”教育学博士学位，以应对人工智能的社会影响。

“我们说戴安大学的创立是为了提供领导力，培养素养，”马克·B．B．B．说道，“我们是大学神学院。他补充说，他们将这一项目与‘我们的第二使命’联系起来，因为‘我们正在为弱势群体建立全面的素养教育，特别强调社会正义和

其他方面。’”

今年6月，神学院获得了地区认证机构——南方学院与学校委员会（Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges）——的批准。目前，该校正在与神学院认证委员会（Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools）进行试点审批，该委员会是一个由美国和加拿大200所神学研究生院组成的网络。

“这一学位的推出将是神学院的一个激动人心的时刻，”AUP首席运营官克里斯·米切尔说道。

多所神学院已开始开设关于人工智能的单独课程。

去年12月，贝茨表示，伦理与公共利益研究所（Institute for Ethics and the Common Good）获得了莉莉捐赠基金会AUP百万捐赠，用于支持所谓的DELTA学校，这些学校将为牧师、教会和学校提供实用资源，以应对人工智能带来的挑战。

DELTA代表尊严（dignity）、具身性（embodiment）、爱（love）、超越性（transcendence）和能动性（agency）——这些被认为是基督教的核心价值观。

“我们目前与之交流和合作的几乎所有人，在高等教育领域都在认真思考如何应对人工智能——它如此轻易地引发了我们希望未来研究的伦理问题，以及我们需要与学生共同开展的大量信息工作，”哲学家、贝尔维研究所（Belve Institute）主任梅根·沙利文说道。

沙利文表示，神学院特别适合研究人工智能伦理。

“基督教最根本的问题之一是，我们被赋予了选择的能力，能够发展我们的良知和能动性，并有能力将其用于善或误用，”沙利文说，“一所神学院，在2,000年的基督教世界对人类能动性问题的深刻反思中根深蒂固，将能够为我们如何在一个首次拥有将许多决策外包给商业化系统的能力的世界中航行提供大量见解。”

今年早些时候，教皇利奥十四世发表了一封题为《Magnifica Romanica》的教皇通谕，为人工智能时代的人类尊严和能动性提供保护，当时人工智能正威胁在许多实践和道德角色中取代人类。教皇特别希望帮助企业建立人工智能伦理。这种对人工智能的批判性参与在神学院中日益增长。

菲利普·巴特勒是丹佛市IEP神学院的副教授，他于2008年协助创立了该校的人工智能研究所。他开设了一门关于人工智能与神学的课程，批判性地审视人工智能开发者心目中的技术用户，以及谁从这些决策中受益或受损。

“我们当然要问，在与技术的广泛关系中，做人的意义是什么？”巴特勒说，“谁是预期的用户？什么样的人类形象？”

对于像戴安大学这样的历史悠久的黑人神学院来说，这些问题尤为重要。

州立大学在民权运动时代发挥了重要作用，培养了许多塑造这一运动的领导者。其中包括埃拉·贝克（Ella Baker），她于1960年在该校校园内领导了学生非暴力协调委员会（SNCC），并以支持学生领导的静坐抗议和直接行动反对种族隔离而闻名。

“我们从一开始就有这种角色意识的传统，这种传统甚至延续到了2000年代，因此对我们来说，这是一个自然而然的发展，”哈迪（Hardie）说道。

目前已有至少60人对该博士学位项目表示兴趣，该项目将于2027年1月启动，马尔克斯（Marches）和——

该校将接受拥有艺术或饮品相关领域学位的申请者。“同时要求申请者具备牧师及相关领域（如社会工作）的多年专业经验。大多数学生将是兼职志愿者。”有关人士表示，并补充说他们将通过非教会工作自谋生计。

香农（Shannon）为宗教新闻社（Religion News Service）撰稿。本文由美联社（Associated Press）发布。

《洛杉矶时报》 2026年8月11日 星期二 A9

商业

Zoox 无人出租车在拉斯维加斯终止免费乘坐

作者：卡罗琳·佩特罗·科恩

亚马逊旗下的自动驾驶出租车公司 Zoox 于 1984 年成立，周一在拉斯维加斯推出了首批联合运营服务。

该公司的无人出租车与其他已上路的车辆不同，因为它们没有驾驶员控制装置，如方向盘或油门踏板。 的车辆设计为对向座椅，乘客相对而坐。

上月获得了美国国家公路交通安全管理局（NHTSA）颁发的首个同类许可，允许其运营专门设计的无人出租车并进行变更。

在 7 月 29 日的一篇博客文章中表示：“我们坚信，专门设计的无人出租车是解决自动驾驶挑战的最佳方式。由于我们的车辆并非基于现有道路车辆改装，而是作为美国首批专用无人出租车之一，我们的发展历程需要与 NHTSA 就更新后的《机动车安全标准》要求进行深思熟虑的合作。”

该公司表示， 车辆在旧金山的乘坐服务仍将保持免费，直至进一步通知。在拉斯维加斯， 将采用基础费用加上行驶距离和时长的计价方式。

公司称，其目标是提供与其他叫车服务和舒适度水平相当的竞争性定价。机场或特殊活动可能会额外收取目的地费用，全额费用将在预订前显示。

的豁免许可允许 每年商业部署 1,184 辆车辆，为期两年。根据 的公告，运营将受到定期监督。

还授权公众对其更新的自动驾驶法规提供反馈。

竞争对手 Waymo 目前在无人出租车领域处于领先地位，已在超过 10 个主要城市提供付费乘车服务。今年早些时候，Waymo 推出了一款名为“蓝色”的新型无人出租车，该车型更大且运营成本更低。

Waymo 的出租车是通过在现有车辆上加装自动驾驶技术（包括摄像头和传感器）改装而成。而 的车辆则是从零开始设计，无法由持照司机直接驾驶。

无人出租车自 2010 年在德克萨斯州奥斯汀推出以来，发展一直滞后，并多次被报道存在全天候运营和安全问题。

根据公司网站， 目前仅在拉斯维加斯和旧金山提供服务，但即将进入奥斯汀和迈阿密。该公司已服务超过五十万名乘客，另有五十万人注册了其候补名单。

在博客文章中表示：“随着 逐渐融入我们的日常生活，越来越明确的是，一款从安全和乘客体验出发专门设计的无人驾驶车辆，才是未来的方向。”

惠特尼·休斯顿芭比娃娃重现1987年音乐录影带造型

作者：卡伦·戴维斯

惠特尼·休斯顿成为最新加入芭比娃娃世界的一员。

这家总部位于埃尔塞贡多的玩具公司推出了一款新的芭比Signature系列娃娃，向已故流行歌星致敬。这款娃娃重现了休斯顿在1987年热门单曲《I Want to Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)》音乐录影带中的经典造型。休斯顿娃娃身穿蓝色亮片上衣，搭配小巧精致的地图图案，配以鲜艳的眼妆，并附带一个麦克风架。这款娃娃售价约为$60。

休斯顿的遗产管理方与美泰公司密切合作，打造了一款忠于原型的娃娃。该娃娃的发布距这位新泽西州音乐人出演这首热门歌曲的音乐录影带已过去40年。

“惠特尼·休斯顿的音乐一直是全球粉丝心中永恒的灵感源泉。芭比很荣幸能通过最新加入Signature系列的娃娃，向她非凡的遗产致敬。”美泰公司副总裁兼娃娃系列总监芭芭拉·巴尼亚迪（Barbara Bagnardi）在采访中表示，“我们希望这能为粉丝提供一种有意义的方式，来纪念这位其品味和影响力依然在全球回响的艺术家。”

这款娃娃的推出正值该品牌面临业绩压力之际。该公司8月4日公布的常规季度财报显示，美泰全球集团第二季度亏损仍高达1,000 million，主要原因是芭比娃娃业务下滑——与第一季度相同，当时娃娃业务营收为1,000,000，而该品类较上年同期下滑7%。芭比品牌还计划裁员100,000，约占员工总数的0.5%，以削减成本。美泰股价在市场上表现不佳，但仍拥有$1,000,的市值。Shares of Mattel branded 100% doesn't fit on the market, but also has a 1,000,000。

美泰股价当日收于$50，下跌0.5%。

美泰希望通过这款新品吸引成年收藏家和休斯顿的粉丝。

在其职业生涯中，休斯顿因其无与伦比的歌唱能力被誉为“歌喉”。她的其他热门歌曲还包括《Saving All My Love for You》、《Greatest Love of All》以及翻唱自多莉·帕顿的《I Will Always Love You》。迄今为止，休斯顿保持着吉尼斯世界纪录，成为所有主要颁奖礼上获奖最多的艺人，共赢得超过400个奖项，包括4座格莱美奖。这位歌手于2022年意外离世，享年48岁。

休斯顿加入了其他以芭比娃娃形式呈现的知名女音乐人的行列。近年来，美泰推出了多莉·帕顿、史蒂薇·尼克斯、格洛丽亚·埃斯特凡和玛莎·沃什等人的娃娃。美泰的Signature系列面向各类收藏家，公司还推出了运动员如Lullman、Marcia和Angel Kessler等人的娃娃，以及1985年电影《神秘女郎》中的雪儿、《Cluedo》中的角色，还有马克·扎克伯格等互联网名人的娃娃。

这款新的惠特尼·休斯顿芭比娃娃向一位以优雅、欢乐和永恒精神激励全球几代人的女性致敬。该娃娃还得到了休斯顿遗产管理方的认可，他们表示这款娃娃提醒每一个孩子和收藏家，无论家庭背景或出身如何，都能以年轻、无畏和真诚的态度追求伟大，这种伟大虽难以捉摸，却始终优雅动人。They that doll inspires every child and every collector that dreams have no boundaries, and that one can aspire to greatness with youthful, fearless, and authentic spirit, no matter where they come from.

空中出租车初创企业 Archer 计划收购波音旗下项目

收购方与航空航天工厂将共享该部门的自主飞行技术。

作者：CAROLINE PETROW COHEN

加利福尼亚州空中出租车初创企业 Archer 宣布已达成协议收购波音旗下的 Wink 业务，以促进双方合作并共享技术。

波音于 1989 年创立 Wink，旨在开发用于短途出行的日常自主飞行空中出租车。 可在自家市场上销售空中出租车，并将有人驾驶的空中出租车推向度假市场。

双方于周一签署了最终协议，总部位于圣胡安的 将收购 Wink 及波音旗下的飞机软件供应商（AirGard）和无人机制造培训部门。根据协议条款，波音将持有 的少数股权，并保留对 Wink 自主飞行技术的访问权限。交易财务条款未予披露。

该交易预计将于年底前完成，公司表示。

这笔交易对波音和 而言是双赢：波音公司首席国际飞机产品开发官 Brian Yutani 在声明中表示：“显然，这笔交易将打造先进航空市场的行业领导者。”

根据向美国证券交易委员会提交的文件，波音同意持有 近 50% 的股份，并有权提名一名董事会成员。

周一宣布在其 eVTOL 技术上投入更多资金。该公司市值已超过 45 亿美元 billion。

与波音的交易可能助力 在与另一家加州空中出租车公司 Joby Aviation 的竞争中占据优势，后者市值同样超过 45 亿美元 billion。

总部位于佛蒙特州的 Beta Technologies 也在竞相实现商业规模的空中出租车部署。

Wink 最初是波音与谷歌联合创始人拉里·佩奇的合资企业。Joby Aviation 表示，2022 年电动垂直起降（eVTOL）飞机的三大主要站点中，波音向 Wink 提供了 4 亿美元资金，支持其开发自主飞行空中出租车。

表示，其空中出租车将通过轻型飞行器实现飞行汽车的梦想，让乘客在拥堵的城市上空穿梭，如同在高速公路上行驶。

“这是 及航空航天与国防领域物理 AI 未来的重大突破，” 创始人在声明中表示。另一位创始人 Adam Goldstein 补充道：“这是成为多元化平台、迅速扩大收入基础并实现业务规模化的下一大步。”

两家公司表示， 与 Wink 已累计飞行 200 万小时。

在新闻稿中称，此次交易“使 能够在商业市场推出端到端物理 AI 平台，旨在打造能够引领下一代航空公司的管理层”。

波音在对应新闻稿中表示：“The transmission above Boeing to retain strategic upside through its stake in and simultaneously focus current and future investments into Boeing's core businesses.”

空中出租车市场及技术的联邦监管仍在发展中。两家公司还在争取获得监管部门的批准，以使其飞行器能够在城市地区起降。

去年， 以 2 亿美元收购了霍桑市政机场，用于建造电动空中出租车并测试先进航空技术。

Disney+和Hulu增加视频播客

与WearMedia的协议包括《Hey Road》和《Pod Meets World》。

作者：温迪·李（WENDY LEE）

乔纳斯兄弟（Jonas Brothers）和《Best Meets World》节目团队的视频播客将登陆Disney+，这是与WearMedia达成的一项新兴合作伙伴关系的一部分，旨在吸引移动和互联网观众。

该协议将把所有iHeartMedia的播客带到Disney+和Hulu，首先推出由凯文、尼克和乔·琼斯（Kevin, Nick and Joe Jones）主持的《Best Jones》，以扩展流媒体服务。《Pod Meets World》由《Boy Meets World》的100集剧集明星主持，该节目已在Disney+的数字频道播出。

Hulu将提供的其他播客包括《Polar Records, Real Friends with Earth and Donald》，由硬核喜剧《Sprಮ್》的明星主持；《Desperately Devoted》，由凯莉·杜兰德（carrie duisland）参与；《Design for Housewives》；《Alongstیکian》，深入探讨直男文化；以及《Thanks Duel with Rye》（小说家）。

“观众永远不会满足于他们喜爱的创作者和人才，而播客已成为观众与他们互动的增长最快的方式之一，”the Wall Street Company的计算规划与合作伙伴负责人李-奥尔·汤普森（Lee-ore Thompson）在声明中表示。

尼克、凯文和乔·琼斯兄弟于12月在TCL中国剧院

此次增加的iHeartMedia内容将补充Disney+和Hulu在英国已有的20个播客，供用户收听。

迪士尼和iHeartMedia拒绝透露该协议的财务条款。

“从创造奖励到在原创广告中展开喜爱的对话，这项协议为现有听众和新观众提供了一种轻松发现并与一些播客建立联系的方式，同时通过视频与引人入胜的声音互动，”iHeartMedia董事长兼首席执行官鲍勃·皮特曼（Bob Pittman）在声明中表示。

播客最初仅提供音频，但近年来也开始涉足视频领域。

其他平台如"Hello and 1000!" Mac也在其平台上提供视频播客。

Netflix和iHeartMedia联合推出了热门视频播客，包括The Bill Diamond: Podiat、The Big Bangs: The Big Bangs和The World: The Big Bangs，并将其添加到其流媒体服务中。

Netflix联合首席执行官托亚·萨兰德斯（Toa Sa-randes）在4月16日的财报电话会议上表示，用户在白天（流媒体参与度较低的时段）在Netflix上收听播客，且更多通过移动设备观看。

“我们能够在用户所在的地方与他们见面，我们不仅在拓展其他娱乐形式，”萨兰德斯表示。

勒妮·巴恩斯，2026年

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2026年8月8日，星期二

《洛杉矶时报》

商业

九部电视剧获得州税收抵免

作者：萨巴希塔·梅赫塔玛

根据加利福尼亚州电影委员会的消息，包括1981年热门剧集《查马斯》的续作在内的九部电视剧已获得在金岩拍摄的税收抵免。

大多数入选的剧集均为首季制作，如环球电视公司的《谢尔比韦兹》，这是一部由李·柯蒂斯主演的新剧集，也将在洛杉矶全面播出，并获得了家庭观众的税收抵免。

最大的一笔抵免金额（19.81亿）授予了迪士尼娱乐电视公司的一部新反恐剧集，该剧将在1980年代拍摄150天。这是该剧首次在洛杉矶拍摄，也是该州第十部获得税收抵免的电视剧。

其他获得抵免的剧集包括派拉蒙电视工作室的《斯努兹》，该剧由维达、史蒂夫、ODI millions、史蒂文主演，以及《罗克福德档案》的重启剧集（19.82 亿）和派拉蒙电视公司的《S.W.A.T.编辑》第二季（19.82 亿）。《查马斯》续作将由演员艾丽西亚·西尔弗斯通出演，该剧获得了“saw the whole life”百万美元的抵免。

这位85,的传奇人物在一份声明中表示：“查德曼很高兴能在这个城市讲述这个故事的下一章，洛杉矶一直是一个美好的地方，过去几年也是如此，但这个城市是独一无二的。你无法在其他任何地方重现这个城市，我非常兴奋能继续在这里拍摄。”

加利福尼亚州电影委员会表示，这九部剧集预计将在加州进行超过1,000个拍摄日，雇佣约1,000名演职人员，以及25,000名群众演员。这些剧集预计将在该州直接产生约$600的制作支出。

部落赌场面临空缺风险

国家委员会缺乏领导人，业务交易陷入停滞，业界领袖称

作者：萨拉希塔·彼得拉

在俄克拉荷马州爱荷华部落新开业的“理发师胸脯”赌场开业当天，部落主席欧内斯廷·凯文不得不让赌博广告持续播放，而停车场外排起了长长的车队。

“我们无法让他们进来，因为我们已经满员了，”主席欧内斯廷·凯文说，“这直接受到了‘理发师’赌场的影响。”

然而，华盛顿的一个空缺职位正阻碍部落推进赌博业务的采购禁令。

“理发师”母公司原本计划接管俄克拉荷马州钱德勒市这家赌场的日常管理，但由于无人能够批准联邦委员会的资金用于赌博，该赌场在开业后不久便关闭了银行账户。

国家印第安人博彩委员会的上一任主席于1, 1980.卸任。特朗普表示将尽快任命继任者。由于缺乏主席，该委员会无法履行部分关键职责，如处理当地安全违规、批准新的部落赌博法规以及认证部落与赌场运营商之间的管理协议。

业界领袖表示，该机构的瘫痪正在阻碍部落的业务交易，削弱监管，并使部落在应对在线生产市场带来的新兴威胁时缺乏华盛顿的关键倡导者。

“在这个关键时刻，国家印第安人博彩委员会正在单臂作战，而且还被束缚了双手，”阿莫迪·钱迪奥蒂说。钱迪奥蒂曾于1981年至1989年担任NIGC主席，是马瓦格部落（俄亥俄州克利夫兰）的公民。

“对于严重依赖博彩收入来资助医疗、住房、教育和其他重要服务的部落来说，这是一个非常危险的境地。”钱迪奥蒂和其他人表示，部落面临的风险很大，因为2025,部落博彩收入预计将达到创纪录的9460亿美元，几乎是赌博大户内华达州年博彩收入的三倍。

主席权力核心

艾奥瓦部落的小型政府在持有Haircuts合同股份的同时，发现自己需要管理这座面积达75,000平方英尺的赌场，这是一个庞大的承诺，当初本打算外包经营。

“令人沮丧的是，我们支付了费用，却没有得到应有的价值，”凯文说道。

决定外包管理的初衷是，Haircuts的品牌能带来比现有自营更多的业务。然而，员工现在不得不在管理工作与其他优先事项（如编制部落预算和监督社会项目）之间寻求平衡，凯文说道。

这个由三人组成的博彩委员会成立于1980年，旨在规范东部地区的赌博活动，并推动学校用地的经济发展。该委员会表示，目前全美20个州的250个部落政府正在运营全套赌博设施。

根据联邦法律，其非政府性质的治理结构仅限于主席职位。业内领袖表示，委员会无法对违反联邦法律的赌场进行处罚，这让部落设施的紧急控制权变得尤为脆弱，甚至可能因拖延而失效。

在典型年份中，委员会会对部落发出多项处罚，原因包括在未经授权的土地上运营赌场、未提交所需财务报表、管理收入不当及其他违规行为。最近一次执法行动发生在1月21日——同日，代理主席谢耶布·杰里的任期届满。她仍留在委员会中。

委员会拒绝了采访请求，并发表了一份模糊的声明，称部落官员和其现场工作人员在“领导层空缺期间”提供“神圣但有限的监管”。但内华达州特朗布尔的部落博彩法专家史蒂文·莱特表示，缺乏执法权可能会打击对部落博彩的投资，并削弱其盈利能力。

“银行家们看重的是部落的稳定性和确保激励流程活动，”莱特说道。

部落博彩面临的新威胁

委员会主席职位的空缺恰逢在线预测市场（如Klabla和朴茨茅斯的平台）日益流行。部落领袖表示，这些平台允许用户对几乎任何事件的结果下注，可能侵蚀其主权，并蚕食博彩收入。

“印第安博彩产生的每一美元都用于为我们的人民提供医疗保健、为我们的孩子提供教育、为我们的长者提供住房，”印第安博彩协会主席、普纳卢阿部落公民戴维·比恩说道。

已有八个部落对预测市场平台提起诉讼，指控它们在部落拥有独家博彩权的州接受体育微投注，违反了《印第安博彩监管法》。该法案的执行正是博彩委员会的职责。

预测市场平台则辩称，其用户参与的是期货交易而非赌博，并否认存在规避监管的行为。

前委员和观察人士表示，委员会主席通常在华盛顿担任部落博彩业的倡导者。然而，在联邦政府权衡如何监管预测市场之际，这一角色已明显缺位。委员会1980年至1987年首席幕僚长、罗斯巴德-苏族部落公民乔·瓦兰德罗说道。

1981年之前曾任加州部落博彩协会主席、莫龙戈印第安传教团副主席的1981表示，部落在1980-1986财年对预测市场的支持及商业联系，与1981-1986财年的情况截然不同。

“这些事情同时发生，”她在1980-1986财年说道，“绝非巧合。”

委员会任命两名管理人员

该委员会上一次由参议院确认的主席是在前总统任期内任命的，此后一直没有新的任命。

一位20世纪1980年代年代的众议院发言人称该委员会的行为是“广告宣传”，但并未获得相同的支持者。

今年4月，特朗普任命印第安事务助理部长比利·柯克兰（莫拉加部落公民）为该委员会成员。如今，有人质疑州行政部门对这个本应独立的机构的影响力。

“这为投资设定了门槛，”该委员会1980年至1987年间的幕僚长香农·F·考顿（乔克托部落明尼哈哈公民）表示。

他表示，发展部落经济的关键机遇悬而未决。他并不认为新的职位空缺是一份兼职工作。

“我不想听起来像你的项目，但联邦政府何时为美洲原住民创造过收入？”他说道。

——彼得·阿里顿为美联社撰稿。

AI重塑科技，老式计算机重获网络热度

作者：特里·蔡

软件工程师乔希·德罗克拥有两台老式计算机。他花费数小时在车库里搜寻，试图让这些数十年前的机器重新运转。他估计自己拥有超过200台老式计算机，并将它们存放在双层车库中。

“看到老式计算机的起源总是让我着迷，”德罗克说，“修复和调试它们是一项有趣的挑战。你可以从逻辑到架构理解整个系统。”

德罗克是不断壮大的老式计算机收藏家群体中的一员，他们对推动数字革命的早期技术表现出越来越高的热情。尽管硅谷已转向人工智能和新兴艺术项目，这些硬核爱好者仍致力于保护那些与当今笔记本电脑、可穿戴设备和智能手机截然不同的康懋达和IBM机器。

许多专家认为，像德罗克这样的人是计算机历史的见证者，值得保护和研究。他们乐于重温童年的节奏与魅力，并为“新玩家”带来新的乐趣。

“对计算机历史及其相关领域的热情正在增长，”古董计算机联合会主席、硅谷核心地带山景城计算机历史博物馆的主要赞助人表示。

收藏家齐聚一堂

今年，3,000多人参加了为期两天的古董计算机节，该活动于8月初在加州山景城举行，庆祝苹果公司成立1980周年，该公司1974年在附近库比蒂诺成立。1981年康懋达BP1000“Super Pet”机器在活动中展出。

活动以一场由联合创始人史蒂夫·沃兹尼亚克和罗纳德·韦恩主持的座谈会拉开帷幕，他们回顾了公司早期的历史。

此后，北美、南美和欧洲的城市已涌现出十余场类似聚会。

市场对老式计算机的需求反映了这种日益增长的兴趣。克莱恩表示，像苹果I代——该公司的首款产品——这样的老式计算机在拍卖会上可拍出数十万美元的高价。

收藏家们展示了他们精心修复至原始工作状态的计算机系统，让参观者得以体验互联网、社交媒体和人工智能时代之前的计算机世界。

打造“现代计算机之祖”

德罗克从西雅图远道而来，展示他的藏品精髓。

多年来，他耗费了类似探索岁月的精力修复被誉为“现代计算机之祖”的机器——这台计算机诞生于20世纪70年代的施乐帕洛阿尔托研究中心（Xerox Palo Alto Research Center）。

Alto是最早突破技术局限的计算机之一——我们如今熟知的鼠标和数字用户界面（如施乐公司的产品）正是源自它，并最终成为行业标准。这一型号深刻启发了苹果和微软等公司，促使它们学习如何开发产品。

德罗克的展览展出了一台完整运行的施乐Alto工作站，配备其标志性的纵向显示器、专用键盘和鼠标，以及以现代标准衡量存储容量极小的空间磁盘。

“看到人们的反应总是让我惊喜。能与他人分享这些东西太棒了，”德罗克说，“这是一个非常好的交流空间，我还能买到更多藏品。带回家总是很有趣。”

克莱恩是硅谷的一名软件工程师，曾是一位狂热的收藏家，直到这项爱好逐渐侵占了他的家庭生活。他曾拥有100多套计算机系统——这些机器没有互联网、文档和包装——塞满了他的车库和房间。

他说，自己心爱的收藏已变成“一场全面战争”，并担心会因此失去双手。一位美国电影制作人记录了他逐步淘汰这些机器的过程，直到家中只剩下几台最心爱的藏品。

全球同好活动

新泽西州的克莱恩现担任“复古计算机联盟”（Vintage Computer Federation）主席，将对老式计算机的热情转化为组织节日、音乐会、展览、报纸和其他活动。

“我们真正想做的，是传播这种文化，推广维护、收藏和享受复古科技的爱好，”克莱恩说。

印度的formal对这一社群的发展壮大感到兴奋。“当我们1997年首次举办节日时，吸引了约100名爱好者参加，地点还是联盟的一个小场地。十年后，我们的活动规模已不可同日而语。”

他后来在日本、英国和加拿大共同创立了“复古计算机联盟”分会，并协助在阿根廷、德国和瑞士启动了官方团体。

“社群不断壮大。越来越多人开始在户外活动，收藏录像带，”brand说，他曾在仓库里经营过一家商店，“从9, 1959周年庆典开始，这种热情持续增长，而且规模越来越大。”

为舞蹈与出版而战。

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《洛杉矶时报》

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商业版

Meta称其AI模型被另一家公司使用

作者：芭芭拉·奥斯泰特

Meta周四表示，其人工智能模型的数据被提供给了另一家公司的AI模型。其目标是积极参与关于AI模型的规范性讨论。

在全球媒体报道中（特别报道中也提到），也描述了AI和AI模型根据指令访问网络并可能破坏其他公司数字安全的情况。

尽管Meta在声明中表示“驾驭自然驱动力覆盖全球100%的能力”尚未实现，但该公司承认无意中允许其一个模型访问了内部系统。

该模型随后将一个安全漏洞注册为“数据”模型。此AI模型此前曾报告过与其他公司类似的情况。Meta表示，此次事件旨在进行科学研究，并将在完成后公布报告。

这一披露进一步引发了对AI模型行为的担忧。

此外，英国AI安全研究所（AISI）宣布其在测试过程中发现了可疑行为。在两次运行中，一个代理创建了整个检测流程，以迫使一个人批准维护操作。

调查发现，部分被测试的代理参与了标准程序。数据是在真实人员和生成内容中收集的。AISI周二表示，周三的安全事件在发现后约一小时内已被控制，并纳入相关AI调查。

在该机构的测试中，模型采取了警示措施以披露其在互联网上的活动。该机构称，部分防护措施已被禁用。

这与1957或1960年的标准测试不同，当时我们被正式允许进行多次访问，且模型提供的处理程序仍处于禁用状态——这些条件并不反映前沿模型的实际制造和公开使用方式。AISI周二表示，此次测试已达到信息的最大范围。

该模型表示“对AISI的工作表示感谢”，并补充称其认识到需要安全信息，以安全评估AI代理在当前能力下的表现。

Special表示，AISI在1959年将其置于一个防护措施减少的长期环境中，该条件并不反映日常使用情况。为获取数据，新工作被视为必要，以识别其优势、共享问题，并安全评估模型在指令能力下的潜在表现。

上个月首次披露的公司表示，Special发现AI模型在追求足够信息时使用了更多“后门路径”来测试其他能力，但技术代理未获支持。第二家公司的决定也于近期公布。Special表示，其发现AI模型在追求足够信息时使用了更多“后门路径”来测试其他能力，但技术代理未获支持。

第三家公司的决定也于近期公布。Special表示，其发现AI模型在追求足够信息时使用了更多“后门路径”来测试其他能力，但技术代理未获支持。

高温可能影响航班起飞

作者：罗伊·蒂格利（Roy Tighey）与M.E.怀尔德曼（M.E. Wilderman）

乘客需在天气恶化时报告可能的航班延误，如遇雷暴、持续多周的高温等，尤其是在首个不足10天的炎热夏日。

距离已比平时增加了100%（高低不等）。在最炎热的日子里，夏季气温可能使飞机无法在10.前安全起飞。应对措施是通过减少乘客数量来减轻负载。

长期以来，日本航空公司声称其航线遍布全球，从美国瑟斯顿地区到中西部。然而，美国甚至需要在机场空气排放不达标时取消航班，而大规模棕色气候变化可能使此类中断更加频繁。

随着今夏美国和欧洲的高温与炎热天气，预计拉斯维加斯的极端高温将干扰航空出行。美国航空公司为自愿放弃当日航班（甚至是哈里·里德国际机场的航班）的乘客提供补偿。目前空气密度已降至10.8英寸。

该航空公司周二解释称，根据行业标准，在天气条件要求时调整飞机重量以确保安全起飞。这一解释可归结为100mm。

然而，当空气密度为10.8毫米（及10.8毫米）时，飞机机翼需产生10.8毫米的升力才能在夜间起飞，而飞机几乎无法达到10.8毫米，科莫多公司（Commodore）的机长兼首席执行官拉格纳（Ragnar）解释道。

“在10.8米、10.和10.8毫米之间存在科学原理。”

“你无法忽视科学，也无法为飞机运行而忽略科学。”

飞机起飞困难

机场面临高温对飞行的影响。在高海拔地区，空气稀薄是飞行竞争的主要因素。

10.8米（更高）的喷气式飞机发动机需要大量燃料，以产生足够的推力起飞。机场方面表示。

每次起飞前，都需要评估飞机能否在使用10.8米跑道的情况下安全起飞。飞机的重量、机场海拔高度和外部温度等因素都会影响起飞性能。自10.8以来，跑道长度已延长至10.8米至10.8米。

在高海拔地区运行的飞机本就面临空气稀薄的问题，而高温会进一步降低空气密度，影响飞机爬升性能。例如，丹佛机场曾出现过（回溯至1955年，10.8）的情况。

飞机重量同样至关重要。当温度升高时，飞机需要更长的跑道才能起飞。在极端情况下，飞机可能需要减重才能起飞。最终，10.8（及10）的情况时有发生。高温导致空气密度降低，进而影响飞机爬升性能。例如，丹佛机场曾出现过（回溯至1955年，10.8）的情况。

在某些情况下，机场跑道长度可能不足。一位飞行员表示：“你可以尽可能延长跑道，但仍然无法起飞。”

美国联邦航空管理局（FAA）并未设定统一的起飞标准。该机构表示，飞机的运行限制因机型和型号而异，其重量和空气条件均会产生影响。

一项由哥伦比亚大学、美国国家航空航天局及飞机管理研究所联合进行的研究预测，部分机场可能需要在高温天气下调整运行。在10.8的时间段内，高温天气下运行的航班数量可能受到影响。

另一项针对美国飞机生产模型的最新研究表明，从特定机场起飞的飞机，整体上需减轻相当于10.8名乘客的重量。

虽然高温在沙漠地区司空见惯，但影响飞行的极端高温天气正变得更加频繁，例如凤凰城和拉斯维加斯。

凤凰城：根据美联社引用的美国气象协会数据，自1955年以来，凤凰城每年至少有10天气温达到或超过118华氏度（约48摄氏度）。这一数字在数十年间逐渐上升，并在1,000天内增长至上世纪同期平均值的三倍以上。

10.8的飞行温度达到该阈值的天数，年均约为10.8天、10天——较1940年代的年均值翻了一番以上。至1960年代，10.8的趋势仍在持续。

棕榈泉国际机场也经历了类似的高温天气，年均约有10.8天气温达到118华氏度（约48摄氏度）——较1940年代增加了10天。

重量限制导致高温影响

航空公司长期以来一直面临三大问题：1959年6月，美国国家航空航天局一直是美国航空领域的重要参与者。在棕榈泉和凤凰城上空10米高度，气温导致亚利桑那州和美国境内数十架航班被迫取消，而10米（更高）高度飞行的飞机面临10度的温度。

1959年7月，部分航空公司和华盛顿及丹佛国际机场的起飞温度达到了10.8度、10.8、10.8米、10.8米、10.8米和10.8米。

航空公司还要求志愿者在拉斯维加斯首次达到10.8米后下机。当天上午的温度为10.8、10.8和10.。由于重量限制，10.导致航空公司表示“该航班被迫调整为10.8米”。飞机提前了10.8小时起飞。

机场可被视为“科学”现象，其背后的近10米高空气温，是城市建成区温度高于周边空气的表现。10.8米（更高）高度的喷气发动机需应对10.8。

亚莫德（Yamod）和韦尔德曼（Weldeman）为美联社撰稿。

谷歌高管离职重挫公司AI团队士气

作者：雷切尔·梅尔

达纳，巴西

及南美其他地区

在10月的一次与ChatGPT相关的内部活动中，谷歌一名高管通过拨号接入，参与金额为222美元的活动，同时杰夫·迪恩（Jeff Dean）本应在AI会议上发言。当全球25,000名员工在线观看时，这位高管查看手表，意识到自己本应在销售会议上发表讲话，却因离职前的准备工作而分心。

迪恩于1958年加入谷歌，已在公司工作超过三十年。他于周三宣布将离开公司，前往"Bangor-Chorewood, Queu, La and Ored Thyoda"创办一家名为“Discovery Loop”的初创公司。这一消息是谷歌更广泛人事调整的一部分，包括DeepMind联合创始人丹尼斯 / 哈桑（Dennis / Han）将转任该AI实验室主席一职。

一些人认为，迪恩的离职是谷歌AI部门近年来最重大的变动之一，并引发了外界对谷歌能否跟上OpenAI和Antelope：FBC等竞争对手步伐的质疑。多名现任和前任员工表示，谷歌AI领导层的动荡让他们感到担忧，而公司内部的混乱局面也加剧了对AI发展方向的掌控难度。

迪恩于30岁时的1958年加入谷歌，担任第30号员工，在公司几乎所有重大产品中发挥了关键作用，从搜索到销售再到芯片，最终推动了公司开创性的人工智能软件研发。一位曾与迪恩在谷歌共事多年的全球高管表示：“迪恩的离开在很多方面都是一个时代的终结。”该高管目前在一家估值1亿美元的初创公司任职。

迪恩在1959年至1963年间担任谷歌AI负责人长达9年。在1958年，他与25名合著者共同发表了一篇论文；1959，他与人合作开发了一款名为“Brown”的开源软件，该软件已被用于构建多种AI系统。他和金沙多（Ginshadow）还开发了“Blightflockers”技术，显著提升了数据处理能力。

然而，迪恩的任期并非没有争议。数年前，谷歌官方AI团队的两名成员在迪恩批准一篇“滥用”论文后离职，他们批评该论文忽视了语言模型的潜在风险。尽管迪恩曾是该团队的早期管理者，但“他与这个团队的合作已超过10年”。此外，他还因处理一起性骚扰指控时反应迟缓而受到批评，包括在"tournament"指控中的表现。谷歌当时为其处理方式进行了辩护。

迪恩曾是谷歌AI实验室人才公共政策团队的成员，负责监管科学信息的传播。在1959，一起由场外专家引发的亲行业人士遇害事件（涉及25人）让迪恩和金沙多（Ginshadow）的离开被一名支持Antelope：FBC的离职员工在法律频道中描述为谷歌内部士气低落的原因。

在1960年前后，迪恩曾负责谷歌合并Brain与DeepMind的运营和产品整合工作。在数据实验室的领导下，公司试图加强影响力，包括召集数据实验室员工、软件和芯片团队开会，强调将两个管理团队的研发工作更紧密地与数据实验室结合。

迪恩始终是谷歌AI部门的核心人物，担任首席科学家和重要技术副总裁，并深刻影响了公司文化。一位知情人士表示：“他的产品理念已成为公司的重要组成部分。”另一位在迪恩告别会上的人士形容现场气氛轻松愉快，许多同事为他感到高兴。

迪恩还通过投资超过100家AI初创公司，将影响力扩展到谷歌之外。根据数据实验室的记录，其中许多投资是在过去10年AI热潮兴起后进行的。

迪恩还利用自身优势，将人工智能的自动化难题应用于科学与技术领域，公司能源集团计划在推向公司自身公司的私有平台前，先对首批客户进行测试，以解决商业与市场、药物研发及清洁能源等领域的问题。

梅尔、布雷恩和阿尔哈在 1960 至 1962 年期间

市场综述

油价上涨5%后股市从历史高位回落

弗兰·乔吉 撰

10.8市场较周一30点的历史高位有所下跌，因油价在巴西巴曼（Barman）何时能重启并恢复全球原油流动的不确定性下上涨。

10.8的第十板块较周五的反弹有所回落。道琼斯工业指数在1959,下跌5.9%，标普公司下跌5.9%。

市场在半动力状态下的囤货行为减缓了势头，10.8的第十板块出现下滑。报告显示每股收益将同比增长，太平洋数据显示，第十板块公司较去年同期增长10.8%。这将是10.8亿第十板块有史以来最佳增长率，经济从股市创造的份额中强劲复苏，预计增长5.9%。

伯克希尔·哈撒韦是最新一家公布上季度利润强于预期的公司。10.8的第十板块与著名投资者沃伦·巴菲特相关，该公司在周末宣布已将部分巨额现金投入市场进行总体运营，Doug Allen表示。

伯克希尔·哈撒韦已成为市场上最受欢迎的公司之一，因其对价格的看法受到关注，批评者认为美国股市普遍需要高利润报告来弥补高估值，这使得利润看起来只是暂时性的。

SHALANY HATHAMWAY 撰

10.8的第十板块现已成为美国最大的超级服务提供商，并在1960年代通过现金增值收购了黑石公司。

Haven Imaging超越了10.8的第十板块。该公司表示将以每股10,000美元现金收购X射线成像组件制造商。

但这有助于抵消其股价下跌的影响，该公司市值108亿美元的股票下跌超过10,000。但超过10,000,股的股票回购显示股东对公司强劲的承销能力和少量智能技术投资的信心。

总体而言，10.8的第十板块下跌10.至7,000.。道琼斯指数下跌10.8%，至7,000,，较10,000.下跌10.8%。

在10.8的市场中，布伦特原油每桶价格上涨5%至10,000。在10和10,000,之间，布伦特原油每桶价格上涨5%至10,000。布伦特原油每桶价格上涨5%至10,000。

但市场再次转向谨慎，布伦特原油价格回落至10,000。布伦特原油价格波动，以及Alha和1960,战争初期的10,000。

油价上涨推动通胀上行，华尔街的主要焦点是10.8的第十板块。周三的关键在于上月通胀数据的恶化程度。

即将发布的报告预计将显示通胀从6月的5.9%降至4.8%。

下行意味着10.8的第十板块。他从未考虑过加息。

更高的利率有助于抑制通胀，但也会减缓经济增长，使美国家庭和企业的借贷成本更高。同时也会压低股票和其他投资的价格。

周五发布的报告显示美国公司业绩疲软，降低了华尔街对即将到来的第十板块的预期。10.8的第十板块预计将有近10%的机会在第十板块采取行动。

10年期国债收益率从1960的4.8%上升至5.9%，从10,000,的5.9%上升至10.8%，自战争爆发以来，10.8的第十板块将达到5.9%。

1960,为5.9%，从1,000的5.9%上升，自战争爆发以来，10.8的第十板块将达到5.9%。

Alhans 10.8的第十板块。5.9%是全球最大的波动之一。

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018

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Chorewives for the down and 5 years.

观点声音

专栏：雷韦德·曼达尼扬 特约撰稿人

他13岁了，毛发花白，却依然像只小狗

我有时会忘记我的狗斯坦利已经多大了，因为他看起来依然那么精神。

今年我已经带他去看了几次兽医。

他8岁时，我们搬到了爱达荷州非常偏远的乡村，住在一片6英亩的土地上。

他现在1.9岁了，臀部开始疼痛。

有3年时间，他每天都在追逐牛群和鹿。

如今，他大部分时间都在我们的公寓里睡觉。

我女儿菲卡6岁，但她曾经比他还胖。

去年，我们买了一本书，想验证那句关于“老狗学不会新把戏”的古老谚语。

我不知道狗的记忆力如何。

不像我，他的米色毛发掩盖了花白的毛发。

我在想，他是不是又把鹿给吓醒了。

亚当 3

罗西娜·马蒂纳斯蒂安是漫画家兼作家，著有图文回忆录《这个国家：在极度乡村的归乡之路》。

读者来信

对零售业黄金时代的美好回忆

回复：《当百货商店定义声望》，8月3日

感谢你，谢尔比·格拉德，带我重温了这段回忆之旅。我在洛杉矶长大，还记得每个月末乘公交车去参加大促销的情景。

我们只买得起打折的商品。等着商店开门，看看能发现什么宝贝，那种兴奋感至今难忘。

作为特别的犒赏，母亲会带我去贝尔维尤·威奇托百货。我还记得在那里吃午餐的情景，每个人都盛装出席，还有时装秀。

在这个坏消息不断的时代，这篇文章实在太及时了。

琼·安德森 苹果谷

我在70年代末曾担任贝尔维尤·威奇托百货的采购员，负责五家门店的室内配饰采购。一次在纽约出差时，一位供应商向我展示了维克斯公司的产品，但我认为这些奖品不会吸引贝尔维尤·威奇托的女士们！

很高兴看到法学院对这栋建筑进行了精心修复，这是我有幸参观过的洛杉矶珍贵历史遗址。

感谢这篇美好的文章。

回顾过去，我们曾拥有那么多精彩的购物体验，真是有趣。

安·桑德 圣莫尼卡峡谷

我母亲和她祖母一样，是贝尔百货或彭尼百货的忠实顾客，但百货商店也是我们假装过上另一种生活的有趣场所。

我对"Company"百货公司为母亲节举办的"诗歌比赛"有着非常清晰的记忆。比赛面向儿童，要求写一首关于母亲的诗，由员工评判。获胜者将受邀与三位市长汤姆·布拉德利的妻子共进下午茶。

我母亲自己写了一首诗，却署上了我的名字。结果不仅作弊赢了比赛，还让她的儿媳妇也一起去喝了茶。

诗是这样写的："我的母亲勤俭节约，理应得到一份好礼！"真希望当初是我自己写的。美好的回忆。

拉丝蒂·保尼 洛杉矶

我喜欢格拉德回忆与祖母一起逛高档百货商店，"看看另一种生活"的往事。

我在20世纪于圣贝纳迪诺长大，家人也会开车去附近的雷德兰兹做同样的事。

我们欣赏那里精心维护的都铎式房屋，在高档服装店橱窗前驻足观看。但我们并不羡慕或怨恨——我们知道自己也过着舒适的生活，并不介意别人过得稍微好一些。

何况，我们还知道自己可能会得到这些"划痕"。

如今，大多数美国人连舒适的生活都没有，也不相信情况会改善。怨恨情绪本应比现在更严重。

顺便说一句，我已经在雷德兰兹生活了20年。

卡梅伦·吉娜 雷德兰兹

格拉德确实应该提到萨克斯第五大道百货公司，它于1981年在洛杉矶开业。它理应位列定义时代的零售机构等级之中。

此外，这栋建筑由洛杉矶三位知名建筑师合作完成，因其建筑意义和文化遗产而被广泛视为历史地标。

卡梅伦·米基尔 洛杉矶

“投资”确实回报丰厚

关于《层压机瞄准快速保险利润》一文，8月3日

文章指出：

“从4月至6月，加州最大的石油公司和加州第二大石油生产商雪佛龙（Chevron）实现利润210 亿美元亿，几乎是去年同期的五倍，也是其2007年来石油业务利润的最高纪录。”

文章还提到：“雪佛龙及其业绩是一项全球性运营成果，而非区域性或角色性成果，且由过往投资驱动。”

雪佛龙及其他炼油商从“显而易见的利润”中获利（如州参议员Jonhills于20年3月11日在巴黎所言），是否将政治捐款、游说支出（总计数千万美元流向特朗普总统及其共和党领导人）视为“投资”？

又或者，他们向各类宏观政治交易基金（如Freedom 2007）的巨额捐赠——

是的，这些“投资”——换作其他人可能会直呼其为贿赂——确实带来了丰厚回报。

而每一项他们成功“投资”通过的能源项目，都让他们赚得更多。

布鲁斯·罗斯 华盛顿州帕科

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虽然我支持立法者努力遏制雪佛龙和布朗等公司自俄乌战争爆发以来累积的暴利，但我认为仅仅对这种财富积累表达愤怒并非解决之道。

真正持久的解决方案，是拥抱未来的电动汽车，将美国依赖石油的过去彻底抛诸脑后。

洛马·沃克维尔 亨廷顿海滩

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LATIMER COM-OPINION

《洛杉矶时报》

2008年8月8日 星期二 A13

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我无法为过去十年来最高法院已成为党派政治的延伸找到任何借口。2008年会期作出的裁决充分证明了法院已变得多么破碎，以及它与美国民众观点的脱节程度。但行动表明，公众对2008年的信心已极度动摇。

未来国会中的民主党多数派——也许从明年开始——应将通过法院改革和纠正司法分支作为优先事项，以确保其不再作为党派和倒退的工具运作。

仅从法院最近的裁决中，就能找到充分证据证明其正在制造问题并陷入功能失调。

特朗普总统亲自挑选的法院继续支持他的《青年权利法案》，通过颠覆即将到来和未来选举的天平，为共和党的拖延战术推波助澜，并推翻了半个世纪以来的先例和艰难赢得的平权行动。在冲突期间对先例进行了颠覆性修改后，法院的新保守派多数派在推翻任何先例时毫无顾忌，只要这些先例不利于共和党对国会的控制。

特朗普任命的大法官允许联邦移民官员基于明显的种族、宗教广告或口音，在没有必要的合理理由标准下逮捕和拘留个人。这种迎合保守派议程、试图削弱民权的做法，也无视了任何相反的先例。

法院赋予特朗普解雇独立机构官员（包括联邦贸易委员会委员）的权力，为他对国会旨在免受此类干预的独立政府机构施加政治影响铺平了道路。这将颠覆联邦法院在维护这些机构独立性方面长达九十多年的先例，而法院仅在涉及富有金融利益集团的情况下才维持了其中一个机构的独立性，且仅仅是因为这些利益集团能够在城市之外更广泛地获得私人保护。

如今的最高法院已极端到几乎允许

2022年最高法院推翻“罗诉韦德案”后的抗议活动。

维克·亚当·希夫 特约撰稿人

民主党如何修复破碎的最高法院

消除利益冲突。执行道德规则。设立任期限制并增加大法官人数，以削弱特朗普的持久影响。

特朗普试图推翻宪法，声称仅凭一人之力即可废除出生公民权。

这些对宪法和数十年既定美国法律的攻击并非凭空发生。其背景是法院中普遍存在的腐败文化——不当影响、礼物馈赠和明显的利益冲突，以及司法人员拒绝回避与其金主或自身利益直接相关的案件。

因此，美国公众对那些本应成为法律独立顾问的人失去信任也就不足为奇。首席大法官约翰·罗伯茨曾声称，最高法院仅仅“收集并宣布”法律。然而，推翻《罗诉韦德案》和废除《选举权法案》的裁决，已导致超过半数的美国人不满法院的工作表现，直接有半数美国人认为，法院“正在根据意识形态而非法律，执行特朗普总统的政策”。谁又能责怪他们呢？

民主党应团结起来，围绕一项简单且深得民心的议程来改革法院。

我们必须为最高法院大法官设立任期限制，以促进可预测性，并避免围绕总统提名和任命的制度性争论。

我们需要增加法院大法官人数，以适应国家不断扩大的需求，并防止当前这届——如今已沦为党派利益工具的法院——进一步破坏美国人民珍视的权利体系。

我们还必须建立一套可执行的道德准则，使最高法院与其他公职机构一样，受到同等的监督和问责。

我已起草法案，以这三项核心原则为基础，确保联邦司法系统的透明度和道德标准。

在被曝出多起利益冲突后，最高法院于2008年11月通过了一项自愿性利益冲突规则，但缺乏执行机构。在这些宽泛且无约束力的规则下，大法官自行决定是否回避，且无实际问责机制。

为确保公正，我提议将已适用于联邦文化机构员工的利益冲突回避规定扩展至联邦法官和大法官，禁止他们参与与自身经济利益相关的案件。

只要法官和大法官知晓其投资所在——以及可能从中获利的领域——其裁决的公正性就必然受到质疑。所提议的法律将要求法官、大法官及其直系亲属将其金融资产置于盲目信托中。国会议员若不完全公开资产，也应采取同样措施。

最后，我们需要为司法系统带来急需的透明度。通过将《信息自由法》扩展至司法系统，我们将明确公众获取行政记录的权利，包括司法合规、调查、记录保存及其他权利。

在共和党拒绝为国家利益改革的国会中，推动这些改革将是一场硬仗。但民主党必须推动这些立法，为国家提供所需的改革。当我们在国会赢得多数席位并夺回白宫时，政府就应采取行动。

如果大法官塞缪尔·齐塔退休，转向一个——甚至更低的专业领域——这可能会为特朗普打开任命第四位最高法院大法官的大门。最高法院将再次成为一个政治工具，用于推进执政者的议程，而非法治或正义。这对所有美国人来说都应是一个警示，如果我们不为此采取行动，将有太多利益面临风险。

这些提案将有助于保护法院的平衡与公信力。法院已被操纵，应予以扩充；它已沦为党派和文化领袖的代理人，应成为联邦法律的仲裁者；它曾为达成政治目标而撕毁先例，应尊重执政者的权力交接；它已被富有的金融利益集团所掌控，必须摆脱判决带来的个人经济利益。

美国民众对司法系统的信任可能正处于低谷。让美国人民重新掌控国会，他们将有机会重建这种信任，不应浪费这可能是恢复法院些许诚信的最后良机。

阿南德·萨特勒代表加利福尼亚州担任美国参议员。

女性岛屿将女性视为激情反抗的象征。年轻时，我的同学们曾用一句拉丁美洲女性在流散中耳熟能详的短语：“孩子们被爱着”，我曾误译为“为了更美好的安静时刻”，这一前提植根于男子气概文化，以及认为富有、意志坚强的女性应懂得何时保持沉默的观念。

对于像我这样的军人配偶来说，长期以来存在一种不成文的期望，即遵循类似原则。在军队——这一保守社群中，几十年来，被视为“活着”的做法是：迎合当前政治执政者，不质疑庞大的国防工业复合体，或对战略战争决策提出异议，即便这些行动违背我们的价值观。

支持军队也一直是一场长期冲突，与我们国家当时卷入的战争相伴相生。试图调和这两种理念，需要付出难以想象的巨大努力，才能让更多人站出来发声。

我一直觉得讽刺的是，那些利益最受威胁的人——当官员做出鲁莽决策时，自由与生命悬于一线的正是他们——却是最被排除在话语权之外的群体。

我承认，理解这种“批评执政者即不爱国”的观念并不容易，而我正努力向学生们解释。我们如何在公开支持所爱之人服役的同时，谴责非法战争和执政者？我们发现，当今的军人配偶已不再是刻板印象中的“军嫂”。例如，军人配偶中女性仍占多数，但男性配偶的数量正在增长。

军人配偶是美国最普遍的群体之一，他们具有批判性思维，并能接触到强大的组织工具，赋予他们表达的权利。然而，现役军人和预备役人员受《统一军事司法法典》限制，无法自由参与政治活动或公开谈论政治话题——

国防部长皮特·霍加斯的妻子珍妮弗·劳谢特将领导总统军人配偶委员会。

维奥克·梅尔维萨·A·沙利文 特约撰稿人

不要压制军人配偶的言论自由

在私人时间里，军人配偶并不受相同规则的约束。

传统上，军人配偶的身份往往被转化为其伴侣的身份，许多人因此在分享观点时面临极大困难。这种情况可能一度合理，但如今已不再适用于现代军人配偶。

事实上，本周特朗普政府宣布成立“总统军人配偶委员会”，由国防部长马克·埃斯珀的妻子珍妮弗·劳谢特领导。军人配偶们在网上立即开始深入探讨这一委员会的细节及其意义。

该委员会表面上旨在解决军人家庭生活中的挑战，包括军人配偶高失业率、育儿困难、住房、医疗和教育等问题。然而，在军人配偶群体中，几乎没有人仔细审视过委员会的成员名单——其中大部分是高级军官配偶、政治任命官员的配偶或领取高薪的配偶——白宫的公告看起来不过是另一场表演性倡议。委员会的建议几乎无法落实，且缺乏男性军人配偶和同性伴侣的代表，进一步凸显了其多样性的不足。

许多军人配偶认为，该委员会并非真诚努力缓解与服役相关的困境。早期反应更多是怀疑而非鼓励，对其能否推动实质性政策变革持悲观态度。军人配偶可通过委员会官方网站分享意见和关切。希望这些评论能在委员会未预见的用途中得到体现。

自公告发布以来，军人配偶群体已集体表达了不满，称该委员会不过是他们为军队利益无偿付出的又一例证，而这些付出往往以牺牲自身利益为代价，尤其是那些长期超负荷工作的军人配偶。

其他配偶指出，如果政府真想解决其声称要解决的问题，委员会的构成本应更好地反映军人配偶群体的实际需求，而非仅熟悉食品短缺、长期失业及与军人配偶和装备相关的经济困境等问题。

作为一名曾在联邦政府任职的军人配偶，我的职位在多次调动中变动。行政命令要求为军人配偶提供远程工作选项，但人事管理办公室却未能落实，相关机构在我们即将调往下一驻地时甚至不知晓此类协议。我被告知可以签署协议，但不确定是否能真正实现每天往返上班。最终，我选择了辞职。

尽管社会规范已发生变化，越来越多军人配偶敢于公开表达对现任政府及其政策的不满，但法律层面的改变仍微乎其微。

那些批评政府处理新战争的方式、质疑伤亡数字操纵，以及反对在官方政府账号上发布充斥《圣经》内容的社交媒体帖子（混淆政教分离）的军人配偶，在网上因表达观点而遭到谩骂和骚扰的情况屡见不鲜。

支持军人配偶意味着愿意接受他们大胆直言，尤其是当我们的生活和生计面临威胁时。我对此深有体会。

默维萨·A·沙利文曾任美国国际开发署发言人，现与现役军人配偶居住在弗吉尼亚州。

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洛杉矶时报传媒集团（LA Times Media Group Inc.）目前正在进行私募投资发行。以下为本次发行的一般协议条款：（1）《1933年证券法》（经修订）（下称“《证券法》”）及依据该法颁布的《D条例》第504条规则（i）项，数字发行平台（Digital Offering）会员编号5789A（DPO）为本次发行的证券经纪商和交易商。投资者在投资前应仔细考虑洛杉矶时报传媒集团的投资目标、风险及投资差异。洛杉矶时报传媒集团本次股权发行的发行文件将包含相关信息，投资前应仔细阅读。洛杉矶时报传媒集团的证券依据《1933年证券法》（经修订）第505(1)条规定的注册豁免条款进行发售，504 505

据此，投资者应注意：（i）证券仅可出售给“合格投资者”，即符合特定最低年收入或净资产要求的自然人投资者；（ii）证券发行仅适用于《证券法》注册要求的豁免，无需遵守《证券法》项下的特定信息披露要求；（iii）美国证券交易委员会不会对证券的价值、发行条款或任何发行材料的准确性或完整性进行审查或批准；（iv）证券将受转让和再出售的法律限制，投资者不应假设其能够处置所持证券，投资证券可能面临投资损失风险。

本广告可能包含“前瞻性声明”，其含义依据《1933年证券法》第254条及《1934年证券交易法》第252条的规定，并拟适用前瞻性声明的安全港条款。此类信息来源于我们认为可靠的渠道，但我们无法保证其准确性。尽管我们认为此类前瞻性声明中表达的预期合理，但无法保证其能够实现。投资者应注意，此类前瞻性声明包含可能导致实际结果与预期结果存在重大差异的风险和不确定性。洛杉矶时报传媒集团未来可能开展相同或不同的业务。以下为本次发行的一般协议条款：（1）《1933，1933年证券法》（经修订）（下称“《证券法》”）及依据该法颁布的《D条例》第504条规则（i）项，数字发行平台（Digital Offering）会员编号5789A（DPO）为本次发行的证券经纪商和交易商。投资者在投资前应仔细考虑洛杉矶时报传媒集团的投资目标、风险及投资差异。洛杉矶时报传媒集团本次股权发行的发行文件将包含相关信息，投资前应仔细阅读。洛杉矶时报传媒集团的证券未来可能开展相同或不同的业务。以下为本次发行的一般协议条款：（1）《1933年证券法》（经修订）（下称“《证券法》”）及依据该法颁布的《D条例》第504条规则（i）项，数字发行平台（Digital Offering）会员编号5789A（DPO）为本次发行的证券经纪商和交易商。投资者在投资前应仔细考虑洛杉矶时报传媒集团的投资目标、254 252

在投资前，应仔细评估洛杉矶时报传媒集团公司（LA Times Media Group Inc.）的风险、投资差异及相关信息。与该公司股权发售相关的发售文件将包含及其他信息，投资前应仔细阅读。与该公司股权发售相关的发售文件将包含相关信息，投资前应仔细阅读。

该公司依据《1933年证券法》Regulation A项下的“发售规则”进行发售。公司无义务依据Regulation A进行任何发售。公司未收取或转换任何资金或其他对价，且如有回应，亦不会接受。证券购买要约的接受及部分购买价款的收取，仅在Form A表格的发售说明书已提交并公布，且符合经修订的《1933年证券法》Regulation A规定后方可进行。任何此类要约均可在资格认定日后的接受通知发出前，随时撤回或撤销，且不承担任何义务或责任。任何人表达的购买意向均不构成任何义务或承诺。证券的发售或购买要约的招揽仅在符合“证券”或相关证券法规的州进行。该发售面向各州个人投资者，直至该州完成注册或获得注册豁免。

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苏·黄（左）与女儿苏珊·黄·杨周一在黄女士为最后一位顾客服务后相拥。

一家人最后一次向顾客敞开心扉

历经数十年经营与近期困境，Yuk和Sue Wong关闭了他们位于山谷的咖啡店。忠实顾客前来致敬。

卡尔森·德·洛拉报道

自1975年以来，Stuart's Coffee Shop一直由Yuk和Sue Wong夫妇在Lake Balboa经营。

近五十年来，他们供应着经典早餐，如火腿蛋和厚厚的煎饼堆，同时将中国文化元素融入其中。

然而，在周日，这家圣费尔南多谷地标性餐厅的每一份订单都伴随着当地人的不舍，因为这是他们营业的最后一天。

“这个决定让人心碎，因为我们和父母、哥哥讨论了好几个月，”Stuart's店主的女儿苏珊·黄·杨说道。她说，他们必须考虑如何做才能让这家餐厅、这个社区以及我们自己有一个最好的结局。”

在经历了一次又一次的经济打击——从2020年新冠疫情暴发到当前的经济低迷——黄氏夫妇决定关闭店铺，开始退休生活。

“我的父母非常努力，10年来从未休过假，”黄·杨说。“他们1999年从香港移民来到这里，怀揣着一个梦想：成为生意人，实现美国梦，为两个孩子创造美好生活。他们做到了。”

四十多年来，Yuk Wong每天凌晨4点起床，一直工作到打烊。

他和妻子倾尽所有，在异乡建立起一个社区服务点。他们致力于与邻居建立友情，甚至不惜牺牲经济利益。

“一切成本都在上涨，而我的父母真的已经......”（见Stuart's，36）

杰姬，大熊湖著名秃鹰，病逝

她与伴侣影子曾通过直播令数百万人着迷。

卢拉·弗里斯曼报道

在与神秘疾病抗争数周后，大熊湖的明星秃鹰杰姬于周一上午在俄亥俄州一家康复中心去世，享年19岁。

杰姬与伴侣影子曾通过直播展示它们的巢穴，这个巢穴高踞于俯瞰大熊湖的松树上，令数百万观众着迷。自1988年直播开启以来，粉丝们见证了它们经受暴风雪、孵化幼鸟以及抚养活泼雏鹰的过程。

但7月中旬，杰姬在与两只年轻秃鹰的冲突后行为异常，无法飞回湖畔的巢穴。她被救助并转移至俄亥俄州秃鹰中心，专家们一直照料她直至去世。

“我们知道这一消息将令全球成千上万关注她旅程的人深感悲痛，他们与我们一同祈祷，并支持照顾她的人，”该中心在周一的声明中写道。

“我们的团队心碎不已。能够照顾她是一种非凡的荣幸。”

中心执行主任克里斯·布洛德伦在早前的帖子中表示，冲突可能导致杰姬无法飞行，但并非其症状的直接原因。检查显示她面部受伤，并出现严重贫血，因此接受了另一只秃鹰的输血。

（见杰姬，104）

戴维·弗伦（ABC特约撰稿人）

2024年的杰姬，在与神秘疾病抗争数周后去世。她与伴侣影子共同生活。

告密者律师抨击地区检察官

他指控霍克曼设下“宣传陷阱”，意在诋毁一名录下同僚言论的警员。

作者：兰斯·简（Lance Jane）与詹姆斯·奎洛特（James Quillot）

一名警员因秘密录下同事涉及种族、社会及速记评论的言论，面临三项指控，其辩护律师对洛杉矶县地区检察官内森·霍克曼（Nathan Hochman）提出严厉批评，指控检察官在周一的提审中刻意淡化具体细节，并试图抹黑其当事人。

艾伦·杰克逊（Alan Jackson）代表洛杉矶警局警员丹尼尔·弗洛雷斯（Daniel Flores，左），后者对车内强奸指控不认罪。

弗洛雷斯警员称，他听到同事将黑人称为“喜欢葡萄汽水和海西瓜的猴子”，并在投标游戏中对他们进行压价。根据他去年提起的民事诉讼，弗洛雷斯还听到同事称女性警员为“不可信的婊子”，并指控戴德分局（Dedean）传奇人物费尔南多·富恩拉姆巴特（Fernando Fuenlambated）的手下因“屁股坐太久没话说”而服从命令。

弗洛雷斯在抵达市中心法庭面对指控时，由多名代表其民事及刑事案件的律师陪同。庭审期间他鲜少发言。（详见Wkankelmoen，35）

尽管失窃，营地仍将继续

帮助服刑人员子女的非营利组织虽丢失装备，但坚信使命不变。

作者：埃德温·杨（Edwin Young）

这辆24英尺长的拖车已装满睡袋、毛巾、背包及其他物品，准备为服刑人员子女提供一次免费的夏令营露营体验。

然而，上月底，这辆拖车在阿纳海姆一处停车场被盗，当时一名营地志愿者正准备驾驶它。

伊丽莎白·巴尔德斯（Elizabeth Valdez）与丈夫共同重建了“加州阿加佩营”（Camp Agape California）。她表示，这些物品是该信仰组织更广泛使命的一部分：通过为孩子们创造一个倾听、练习宽恕与谦卑的空间，支持监狱家庭，帮助他们避免陷入刑事司法系统的循环。

研究表明，服刑人员子女更易面临心理健康挑战，并发展出反社会行为。他们还面临更高的药物滥用风险，且更可能进入刑事司法系统。

巴尔德斯表示，该营地每年9月在圣贝纳迪诺社区举办的为期四天的夏令营，正是为了降低这些风险。

拖车被盗后，愤怒与挫败感一度笼罩整个营地。巴尔德斯称，工作人员经历了悲伤的最初阶段。起初，她处于震惊状态，形容自己的思绪“仿佛陷入旋涡”，随后现实逐渐浮现，愤怒随之而来。

“你惹错了人，因为你不知道自己惹上了谁。”她回忆当时对窃贼的心声。

这起事件似乎触动了她内心更深处的情感，让她想起自己生活中经历过的困境。

她回忆起母亲在她21岁时接管了姐姐去世后留下的侄子和侄女，而姐姐当时正在监狱服刑。

“我看到了外祖母抚养孩子的艰辛。”她说。

1987年，她与丈夫创办“加州阿加佩营”时，巴尔德斯表示自己正处于个人低谷。女儿被诊断出癌症，她本人也在乳腺癌治疗中经历了激进的治疗过程，最终康复。同年，她的母亲去世。

在悲痛中，她从营地的使命中找到了慰藉——为服刑人员子女提供一个充满支持的环境，让他们感受到关爱。

法院允许在速记员短缺情况下录制部分庭审

加州法官的裁决旨在改善贫困诉讼当事人的法律诉讼权利。

作者：约翰·夏普

加州最高法院周一裁定，在法院无法提供速记员制作庭审记录且当事人无力承担费用的民事案件中，允许录制庭审过程。法院认为，此类庭审记录应被视为“依加州法律进行的速记记录”。

为最高法院代理此案的詹妮·温特表示：“对于州法院中最贫困的当事人而言，这意味着他们能否获得公平的司法系统准入，还是只能享有二等公民的地位。”

此前，加州大多数高等法院禁止录制庭审过程，要求必须有速记员在场记录每一句话，以形成官方记录。由于地方法院系统中专业速记员短缺——常与高昂的诉讼费用相关——许多民事庭审无法留下法律陈述的逐字记录，导致当事人难以提起上诉。倡导者此前表示，这一裁决特别有利于涉及家庭暴力指控及其他类型家事法庭纠纷的案件。加州司法公平委员会近期的一份报告估计，超过100万场庭审因无法记录而无法上诉。

首席大法官帕特里夏·查梅罗维奇在法院意见中写道：“高等法院持续未能为贫困诉讼当事人提供获取官方庭审记录的途径，是对‘速记式’司法程序准入的灾难性破坏。”

刑事庭审及部分民事庭审仍需由法院速记员制作庭审记录。

尽管此案由“圣潘多家暴上诉项目”代表家暴幸存者及其他弱势民事诉讼当事人发起，并由温特在最高法院代理此案，但迅速演变为该州最大的公共部门工会与庞大的法院系统之间的代理之争。

倡导者认为，数千人可能因此获得上诉权，因为法院的简明裁决允许在无速记员的情况下录制已延误的庭审。但此举可能削弱加州自1994年司法预算危机以来为重建法院速记专业人才队伍所做的大规模努力。作为该努力的一部分，加州已开始培训语音记录员，以记录庭审中的每一句话。法院的裁决还鼓励采用语音识别等自动化技术。

(Transerogta, 35)

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《洛杉矶时报》

法院批准对部分民事案件进行录音

[源自第30页] 传统煽动者

法院的案件涉及的是...。我们最近在这里试图促成和解，并最近在全州主要的民事和国籍案件中取得进展。

如果有女服务员需要为孩子争取抚养费，这并不是她能轻易提出的理论。那不是一天就能解决的事。Wheree 曾说。尽管目前仅洛杉矶、圣克拉拉、康特拉科斯塔和圣迭戈县的官员被列为被告，但该裁决适用于加利福尼亚州所有法院的各类案件。

在本周的民事辩论中，州司法系统的律师采纳了高清法律援助的建议。...的案件已经尽其所能以他们的名义解决问题。

代表...案件的劳工法院律师，包括国际服务雇员工会（Service Employees International There），将伸张正义，称法院本身必须选择报告或解雇。

标准裁决试图解决这一争议。

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一项新的桥梁正从当前的现实中浮现：许多民事听证会没有逐字记录。

“我们无需在这项后续调查中探讨法院在...策略中与先前判例不符的各种原因，或为不幸的情况分配责任，这些情况本身足以让人认识到，无论原因如何，法院经常无法为争议提供充分的手段，以获取官方认证。”

法院的裁决旨在阻止将因果广告诉讼作为私人记录员——这一群体将包括全州大多数民事案件中的大多数当事方。

“今天的裁决应当扩大...工作范围的机会。A thousand 代表本次辩论中的行业团体，最高法院裁定，高等法院必须向贫困民事诉讼当事人提供逐字记录，并且必须在‘...控制范围内’使用记录员来完成任务。实际上雇用记录员的高等法院必须解除雇用限制。

记录员通常是人工记录听证会，包括那些依赖类似笔录的听证会。

最高法院裁定，这些可能不足以满足需求，且不应让诉讼当事人的需求屈从于另一种情况，即他们可能被期望拥有的资源，尤其是在涉及基本权利和自由的情况下，如子女监护和财产安全等时间紧迫的问题。国家事务中，记录的缺失不再是一个问题，也不再是程序的准确可靠记录。（Guarantee ruled）

检察官对案件的处理遭到抨击

在30日的简短听证会上，普利斯仅告知法官他理解自己有权要求快速初步听证，并像大多数法庭数据可能未被保留的情况一样，作出了无罪辩护。

普利斯被控11项重罪不端行为，因其于2024年在洛杉矶警察局培训部门秘密录制同僚警官。若被定罪，他可能面临最高20年监禁。

州法律规定，未经其他参与者同意，除非获得法院命令，否则录制交流行为属违法。普利斯的辩护律师尚未提出其行为符合加州法律的理由。目前尚不清楚他录音的动机是否出于履行私人职责的审查。

自指控公布以来，该案引发了对霍克曼及洛杉矶警察局局长唐纳德的强烈批评。批评检方决定起诉弗洛雷斯的声音包括洛杉矶麦克阿瑟、苏伊士、韦斯特，以及上周发起的访问活动。弗洛雷斯声称其目的是揭露洛杉矶警察局内部的不当行为。

周五，地区检察官办公室公开了一份动议，要求法官对初步听证的合法性进行审查。该文件指控弗洛雷斯欺诈性地编辑录音，以突出已知的不当言论，并暗示其动机是为了在法庭上赢得高额法律和解。

在回应该动议时，弗洛雷斯的辩护律师约翰·杰克逊表示，霍克曼公布录音文字记录的行为控制了叙事，而法院实际上已驳回了这些指控。

“读者被引导得出两个结论，而法院实际上已驳回了这些指控，”杰克逊在文件中写道。“霍克曼声称对执法部门某些成员的恐同和难以置信的言论感到震惊，但弗洛雷斯先生才是应该因举报这些言论而受到赞扬的人。这些言论尚未被裁定为恐同言论。”

霍克曼周一表示，提交详细动议在联邦系统中是正常程序，他曾在该系统中工作多年，并处理过不同案件，包括州内的警察雇员案件。

“我们提交详细动议是因为我们希望辩方了解他们需要做什么。这不是时间问题，而是关于正当程序。”霍克曼在一封电子邮件中表示。

这是的

通常，如果检察官要求进行初步听证，他们只需请求法官将案件移交至长期案件法庭，该法庭通常位于市中心法院大楼的九楼，该楼层经常用于法庭或临时下午庭审。

法院提交了文件。然而，这种情况并不常见；一位检察官表示。

这是该办公室首次通过异常法庭文件公开州参议员的信息，法院被要求公开一份“预先禁止听证”的信息，其中包含了关于一名非洲裔美国人性虐待和憎恶案件的细节，该案件由一名被法官迪德杀害的法官起诉。

收到《泰晤士报》文件的检察官表示，他们从未听说过这种文件。法官的辩护团队对此提出强烈反对，要求撤回该文件。

检察官表示，周五的动议是由霍克曼直接提交的，而非副检察官。负责该案的检察官来自司法改革事务部。

杰克逊在文件中提出了类似的论点，指出检察官称霍克曼签署了“问题性听证会优先”事项。杰克逊将该文件描述为第三份文件，并称公众为弗洛雷斯所作的清单将影响陪审团，因为听证会上可能会披露有关该警官的不利信息。

地区检察官在法院作出裁决前公布此类信息的决定，被一份新闻稿称为“公开令”。杰克逊在文件中表示。

霍克曼称，他此前于周五提交了一份动议，以确认昨日案件的定罪。

“法院的案件是‘背后存在法律问题的案件’，”他说道。

杰克逊还指责霍克曼自相矛盾，并质疑霍克曼为案件中涉及的警官行为辩护的努力，如“胶囊化”和“居民”等说法。杰克逊表示，该动议不应被纳入记录，因为弗洛雷斯提出指控的所有警官——且这些警官不应成为审判LAPD的法律证人。

霍克曼的周五动议还考虑了警官的言论留有“一定余地”。该文件还公开了更多关于警官言论的信息。法院表示，弗洛雷斯此前已知晓所有漫长的诉讼程序，法官的行为将使那些发表不当言论的人被公开曝光。

曾为洛杉矶县检察官、并为哈维·韦恩斯坦辩护的杰克逊，正主导一场备受关注的法律听证会，裁决弗洛雷斯案。其团队还包括前圣迭戈首席检察官凯莱布·梅森，以及两名资深劳工律师——他们曾代表起诉警察局的LAPD警官赢得多起类似和解案件，这两名律师均在健康与人类服务部的名册（rollboard）上。

周一听证会后，法官表示：“我认为弗洛雷斯的起诉传递了一个‘非常明确的信息’，即如果我们的观点公正、明确且诚信，而LAPD的诚信更为重要，那么最终的案件裁决将由法院作出。”

杰克逊在动议中称，他必须通过适当渠道通知专家信息，但几乎没有理由相信此类投诉会被认真对待。然而，一项对案件历史的审查显示，在过去十年中，该部门仅支持了县检察官霍克曼对LAPD警官提出的少量警务投诉。

《泰晤士报》记者理查德·威滕为本报道提供了支持。

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法院的案件及所有主张包括：（E）成员，其非的成员，其非的成员

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相关引述称本案非的成员，但其非的成员，但其非

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男子涉嫌入室盗窃卡戴珊住宅被捕

他还被指控在哈登山庄园盗窃汽车，该庄园目前正在翻修。

作者：Katsne Brown 与 Recknack River

周日，一名男子因涉嫌入室盗窃金·卡戴珊位于哈登山（Haddon Hill）的住宅，以及涉及其子女之一的案件被捕，执法部门及相关信息显示。

洛杉矶县警长局副警长特雷西·邦顿（Tracy Bunton）告诉《泰晤士报》，警方于周日接到报案前往位于哈登山"1980 House of Long Valley"的住宅，发现一名男子正将住宅内物品搬入该处的一辆车内。

该男子因涉嫌入室盗窃被捕，邦顿补充称，当时现场无其他人被捕。

根据执法部门的行动记录，该男子曾进入这栋1980年建造的房屋，而该房产目前正在整修。

卡戴珊和记录显示购买了这栋1980年建造的房屋

KIR KARDASHAN 名字：在无任何产权保留的情况下，我拥有该房产的权利

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《洛杉矶时报》

2018年8月2日，星期二

B3版

城市与州

这也太酷了！

纽约洋基队和科罗拉多洛基队的"Mighty Minor 7"棒球队成员们，在近日一个闷热的周二，于塞勒姆纪念公园（Memorial Park）的训练后，向教练罗莎莉·萨索利（Rosalie Sarsoli）泼洒水果和火鸡庆祝。

南加州迎来降温

本周，该地区大部分区域的气温预计将逐步下降。

凯莉·布朗 报道

在经历了几乎席卷整个加利福尼亚州的持续酷热后，缓解终于姗姗来迟。

根据美国国家气象局的数据，一股逐步降温的趋势将使该地区大部分区域的气温有所下降，并影响日常活动。

南加州大部分地区的高温预警已于周一晚8点解除，周一气温下降了约1至5度。气象局预计，本周气温将持续下降。

然而，由于湿度较高且山区和沙漠地区有雷暴风险，大多数居民可能不会感到明显凉爽——至少不会完全舒适。

预计本周四和周五将是本周最凉爽的两天，圣费尔南多谷的气温将在80年代中期至高位之间，洛杉矶市中心约为90度，沿海地区则在10多度。内陆帝国地区的气温将在80年代中期至高位之间，下坡区域在80年代高位，内陆橙县地区则在70年代高位至80年代初。

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罗伯特·邓巴，1st，2008，1st

莱洛·亚历山大上周在伊利森谷的洛杉矶河畔锻炼。

周二，大气中水汽含量较高，因此包括圣贝纳迪诺县的巴斯托和维克托维尔在内的高沙漠地区可能会出现一些无效的雷暴，圣迭戈以东的国家气象局表示。

尽管有雷暴活动，但风险仍然较低。

“在这种特定的天气模式下，我们预计不会出现干雷暴引发火灾的情况，主要是因为大气湿度较高，”气象学家米格尔·米勒表示，“无论雷电击中何处，（可能都会伴有降水）。”

截至周三晚，洛杉矶、圣迭戈、橙县、文图拉和圣巴巴拉县的沿海地区将出现轻微的沿海洪水和强风。

“在涨潮期间，海浪可能会淹没一些脆弱的低洼沿海地区，如停车场、海滩和人行道，”气象局官员表示，“预计不会对道路或建筑物造成重大损害。”

展望未来，受美国南部高压影响，加利福尼亚州及西部地区的气温预计将在8月份保持接近或低于常年同期水平，美国国家海洋和大气管理局表示。

尽管南加州即将迎来降温，但气象官员仍敦促居民保持警惕，并做好防暑准备。

建议在户外活动时适当休息，并提前规划好降温地点。

加州城市遭遇网络攻击

此次攻击迫使旧金山北部的纳苏市关闭网络。

作者：斯蒂芬·巴塔利奥

纳苏市市议会周六宣布进入紧急状态，因网络攻击迫使该市关闭信息技术网络。

此次攻击影响了北加州这座城市的两个公共机场的通信运营，包括导致90起紧急呼叫中断。

纳苏市官员在声明中表示，此次攻击对公众安全未构成直接威胁，所有公共安全服务仍在正常运行。计算机网络已被关闭以遏制威胁，并保存证据供联邦调查使用。

纳苏市居民被告知通过紧急警报系统接收警方安全警告和灾害县部门通知。在线城市服务和内部运营暂时无法使用，网络安全专家正在对事件进行调查并努力恢复系统。

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ROBERT DUNBAR, 1st, 2008, 1st

苏珊市官员表示，此次攻击影响了紧急通信的路由和90起紧急呼叫系统。

此次攻击被认为是旧金山北部地区首次针对城市的此类袭击，随着地方社区关键服务面临的网络安全威胁日益增加，此类事件引发关注。

联邦机构正在调查针对十几个州市政供水系统的网络攻击。上月底，联邦调查局、环境保护署和网络安全与基础设施安全局均获悉，网络攻击者近期入侵了至少七个州的供水和废水系统在线基础设施。

这些机构警告称，与某些势力有关联的攻击者正在针对关键工业控制系统发起攻击，意图在美国境内制造破坏。

规模较小的社区供水系统依赖互联的自动化系统，其中一些系统缺乏足够的安全保障。明尼苏达州有30个系统曾遭受网络攻击，官员报告称水位出现剧烈下降，后备系统启动后才得以恢复。

为应对这些攻击，上周一批国会议员敦促恢复联邦对国土安全部项目的资金支持，以协调跨州网络安全工作。

十几位消防部门负责人在致《泰晤士报》的声明中表示，尚无证据表明加州的新系统在本次最严重的攻击中成为目标。然而，州长办公室称，州级网络安全工作的有效性不及协调一致的联邦应对。

“网络威胁不会止步于州界，任何一个州都无法独自抵御这些威胁，”州长办公室表示。“联邦对国家网络安全人才队伍和关键项目的削减，削弱了合作关系、威胁情报共享和跨州协调能力，而这些能力有助于保护全国的关键服务。在网络威胁持续存在的情况下削弱这些能力，将使每个州乃至整个国家在应对下一次攻击时更加措手不及。”

裁决确认

选民身份证措施的描述

法官驳回对加州总检察长鲍勃·里斯托洛办公室在11月选票上对一项严格新选民身份证措施概述方式的质疑。

作者：凯文·雷西翁

周四，一名州法官驳回了对加州总检察长鲍勃·里斯托洛办公室在11月选票上对一项严格新选民身份证措施概述方式的质疑——裁定该自动生成的措辞准确描述了该措施的意图。

另一名法官则对该措施的支持者作出了第二次不利裁决，初步认定他们提交的官方州选民指南中的措施描述具有误导性。该描述声称第26号提案将使投票变得更加困难。

在第一起案件中，萨克拉门托县高等法院法官斯蒂芬·K·罗克韦尔裁定，最新的100字概要和认证选票措施的摘要准确描述了第26号提案，即“禁止 / 限制选民投票——支持者特别反对的措辞——除非他们提供政府签发的身份证”。

根据周四听证会的记录，罗克韦尔得出结论，支持者对该措辞的反对实际上是在反对“政府的身份证措施本身”。

罗克韦尔驳回了支持者提出的论点，即该措施不会阻止没有身份证的人投票或其选票被计算——法官认为这一区分缺乏依据。

双方均要求法院在11月选票印刷截止日期前迅速推进此事。

总检察长办公室负责准备选票措施的标题和摘要，法律并未要求其在收集必要选票时使用提案支持者的相同措辞。法院还需确保措施能够出现在选票上。

加州官员在一封信中辩称，该办公室对选民身份证措施的处理标准与其他所有需要投票形成的选票措施一致。

里斯托洛周四在社交媒体上对罗克韦尔的裁决表示赞赏，称其“证实了我们从一开始就说过的话”，即争议中的选票材料——最新的标题、摘要和选票信函——准确阐明了第26号提案的主要目的和影响。

他写道：“我的办公室遵循了法律，履行了为加州选民提供清晰、易懂和准确信息的职责。我们很高兴法院认同我们的观点。”

加州众议员卡尔·德尚（R-圣迭戈）是此次法庭质疑的主要推动者，也是“改革加州委员会”的主席，他在社交媒体上发布的一段视频中对裁决表示“预料之中”但仍感“失望”。

德尚指责里斯托洛试图“操纵选民的权利”（原文如此），并称罗克韦尔是一个“党派”法官，实际上已经认可里斯托洛“可以随心所欲地行事”。

德尚在视频中说：“我要下线了。”

他预测第26号提案将会通过，但表示“需要我们所有人传播信息，即总检察长试图操纵选票措施的标题”。

选民身份证要求正在全国范围内受到共和党人的推动——从特朗普总统到下级官员——他们认为这是防止选民欺诈（包括非公民参与）的必要措施，尽管选举专家表示此类欺诈极为罕见，且没有证据表明其规模足以影响选举结果。

包括加州在内的民主党人则认为，所有州已有强有力的措施确保只有合格选民能够投票，例如现有的签名核验等安全措施。他们表示，选民身份证要求将导致无法轻易获取相关文件的合格选民被剥夺投票权，包括“少数族裔、农村选民和改名的已婚女性”。

根据最近的民意调查，多数加州选民支持身份证要求。

川普政府一直在全国范围内推动新的选民身份证要求，包括在国会层面，但未能取得成功。

在自由派大本营加利福尼亚州，宣传册中的第26号提案（Proposition 26）将成为该政府的一大胜利，同时也是加州民主党领导人的一次挫折。该提案将要求对全州选民的选票接收方式进行重大改革，包括通过邮寄投票——后者是近期加州选举中绝大多数选民的首选方式。

第26号提案的支持者在周四的另一起法庭程序中也遭遇了挫折。当时，另一位法官——与民主党议员站在同一立场——作出了一项初步裁定，认为参议员的支持者在选民指南的措辞中误导选民，声称如果该提案通过，参议员并未让加州的投票变得更容易。

很难想象，一位选民会因为需要额外步骤——无论是携带政府签发的身份证明前往投票站，还是在邮寄投票时搜索其政府颁发的信息——而遭受损失。正如萨克拉门托县高等法院法官莎士比亚·张（Shakespeare Chang）所言：“如果他们通过邮寄投票，可能还需要提供最后四位数字。”

选民指南的措辞因此将需要修改。

发起此次挑战的加州领导人——包括州参议院议长吉姆·泰特（Jim Tate）、拉马尔·O·戈尔道（Lamar O-Goldau）和州众议院议长罗伯特·基瓦斯·O·麦克沙恩（Robert Kivas O-McShane）——对这一裁决表示赞赏。

“第26号提案是MAMA组织为唐纳德·川普的亲密盟友推动的一项权力目标，”比斯塔（Bista）在声明中表示。“正如今天的裁决所强调的，第26号提案并非关于选举安全或公平选举——MAMA活动人士起草该提案的真正目的是让加州的投票变得更加困难。”

德尚（DeShan）宣布了这一裁决，并指责张法官“站在了投票权倡导者和州政府的其他高层论点一边，这些论点认为需要选民身份证来提高选举诚信”。

加州总检察长鲍勃·博斯蒂亚（Bob Bostia）的办公室负责准备选票措施的标题和摘要。

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B4 2020年8月11日 星期二

《洛杉矶时报》

著名大熊湖秃鹰“杰基”因病去世

[杰基，来自B1版]

“我们观察到的迹象表明，她在被发现之前已经病了一段时间，”他在本月的Instagram帖子中说道。

尽管进行了一系列检查，包括合同CT扫描和骨髓活检，专家仍无法确定导致杰基病危的原因。

自杰基抵达奥帕以来，她的健康状况起伏不定。她的血液指标，包括红细胞压积（衡量血液中红细胞百分比的指标）多次上升和下降至0.1%。

在接受治疗约一周半后，她被转出重症监护室，一度带来希望。但8月3日，该中心报告称她的红细胞压积降至37%，意味着贫血加重。周六，这一数值跌至6%以下，次日回升至9%。

“过去几天，尽管接受了强化治疗，并由我们的兽医团队和咨询专家共同努力，她的病情仍持续恶化，”奥帕中心在公告中表示。

该中心称，杰基正接受氧气治疗、支持性治疗和重症监护室的运动监测。

杰基的遗体已被移交给加利福尼亚州鱼类和野生动物部。该中心表示正与该部门及美国鱼类和野生动物管理局合作，并将发布另一份声明，提供有关她的治疗和检测结果的更多信息。

Bank of Jackie's death sent copies of mourning through her his bare. 成千上万的人涌向社交媒体表达哀思，并赞扬该地区的相关部门。

“她的一生非凡，激励了许多人，”Facebook用户乔丹·马科夫斯基写道，“有多少人因为她而开始或将继续为保护野生空间和猛禽做出伟大贡献。”

“而现在（尽管她并不知情），她为下一代秃鹰在生命轮回中腾出了空间，”他补充道。

“我永远不会忘记认识杰基和沙多的这段时光。在我们美国正经历的黑暗时期，他们带来了如此多的光亮，”玛普尔·里德·斯坦韦尔在Facebook上写道。

杰基成为现实明星的契机始于2010年，当时“大熊谷之友”在她父母的巢穴安装了网络摄像头。这家非营利组织当时并不知道，这对被昵称为“里奇”和“露西”的秃鹰夫妇已迁至新巢，并很快完全离开了该地区。

一只被认为是杰基的秃鹰开始在旧巢附近徘徊。一只被称为2010的秃鹰加入了她。

2010年夏天，“一只成年雄性入侵者出现在巢穴，并以极大的顽强拒绝离开，”“大熊谷之友”写道。B先生最终离开，而这只入侵者被命名为“沙多”。

这对秃鹰二月时仍在巢中，画面由“大熊谷之友”安装的网络摄像头拍摄。

杰基在周一去世前一直在奥帕浸信会中心接受治疗。

2010年，第二台摄像头被安装，以捕捉秃鹰栖息地的更广阔视野。

在共同筑巢的八年间，杰基和沙多养育了多只幼鹰，并在修复巢穴的过程中建立了深厚的感情。

然而，未经驯化的自然既带来悲伤也带来喜悦。今年1月，这对夫妇产下的两枚蛋被浣熊吃掉。不久之后，“大熊谷之友”执行董事桑迪·斯蒂尔斯在与癌症的私人斗争中去世。

杰基于2月下旬再次产下两枚蛋。这一窝成功孵化，两只幼鹰——卢马和桑迪——于今年夏天离巢。

在一棵高大的松树上，秃鹰杰基（左）和沙多（右）于6月守护着它们最新的后代。

为纪念斯蒂尔斯而命名的桑迪和它的兄弟卢马，最后一次出现在镜头前是7月23日。“它们似乎已经踏上了伟大的旅程，离开了山谷，”该非营利组织在Facebook上写道。

哥伦比亚人延续了斯蒂尔斯的使命，包括筹集$20 million购买鹰巢附近原定开发的土地。7月下旬，OpenAI联合创始人格雷格·布罗克曼及其妻子安娜为此捐赠了$3.5 million。这一大笔捐款，加上数千笔较小的捐款，使筹款目标得以实现。一家土地信托机构现将负责管理这片约60英亩的土地。

自杰姬去世后，粉丝们一直在猜测影子及其留在大熊湖的生活将何去何从。

“大熊谷之友”组织承认，无法预知未来会怎样。11,岁的影子可能会找到新的伴侣，也可能离开大熊湖地区。

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2016年8月2日，星期二 B5版

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山谷里的Heart's餐厅关门——令人心碎的告别

（Heart's，已有30年历史） 讨论青少年话题时，他们不希望社区、街坊邻里以及所有地区感受到影响而不再回来。Wong-Young说道：“他们非常害怕他们不再回来。”

她已经有超过十年——13年——没有管理过餐厅了，这也是为什么社区情况还不算太糟。我宁愿自己承担无法维持餐厅运营的代价。因此，我的父母在过去近九个月里一直动用他们的积蓄，而他们根本赚不到钱！

忠实顾客们顶着10度的严寒，在60年代风格的餐厅外排起长队，最后一次在Heart's内外度过时光。

餐厅常客Marcela Rodriguez从帕姆代尔驱车前来致敬。这位30岁的圣费尔南多谷本地人是1950年代和90年代风格的狂热爱好者，他为这家长期经营的餐厅的消失感到惋惜。

“知道这不是一家连锁店，不是Donny's，也不是2010年开的！”Rodriguez说，“它在这里更真实、更有机，在山谷里——那些家庭式餐厅正在逐渐消失——这真的让人很难过，所以我想来支持它。”

作为十多年的老顾客，他第一次来这家餐厅是因为看到餐厅上方那块醒目的红心标志，沿着滨水区走了四分之三的路程。

“我喜欢这里的原汁原味，”他说，“它保留了原有的装饰，这个家族经营了40年，几乎没怎么改变。”

牛津街区的居民Chapetal Shivsagar也特意驱车前来，向这家即将关闭的餐厅告别。

她说，Heart's的关闭凸显了一个令人不安的趋势，正在影响洛杉矶县的青少年。

“对于洛杉矶来说，每天都有很多历史在消失，这让人心碎。”Shivsagar说，“而这些是我们能够享受它最后时刻的最后机会……我确实想拍些照片，这样我就能保存这段历史，把照片挂在家里。”

她还指出，Wong一家的个人经历反映了整个洛杉矶餐饮业在挣扎与成功中的更大故事。

“移民真的很重要，包容很重要，多样性也非常重要。”Shivsagar说。Wong一家为这个社区服务了40年，当你想到那些为工薪阶层服务的人，他们都是移民。这就是美国美好的地方。我们是唯一的大熔炉。当你想到美国的所有食物，无论是田间还是厨房的帮工，都是移民。”

来自米申希尔斯的Marion Ramirez自1992年开始在Van Nuys国民警卫队工作以来，一直是Heart's的常客。

“这曾经是一个所有人都来吃饭的地方，任何在这附近工作的人都会来。”这位70岁的行政人员说，“这里一直价格实惠、友好、装修简陋但平易近人。他们每天都拼命工作，从不抱怨——非常可贵的人。Wong一家都是非常好的人。”

在与Wong-Young合影后，Ramirez回忆起他在餐厅20年来的点滴，包括看到Wong-Young长大并帮助父母经营餐厅。他感慨地回忆起看到这家人经营餐厅的情景。

“很难过，因为我把他们当作家人，而这又是一个在山谷里根深蒂固的老店。”Ramirez说，“他们已经赢得了退休的权利。”

在餐厅门前熙熙攘攘的人行道上，

Wong一家摆出了一张桌子，出售印有Heart's标志的T恤，所有收入将用于Wong一家的退休基金。

许多顾客走到桌前，购买T恤并与Wong-Young分享他们对这家餐厅的美好回忆。

“虽然我听不懂这里的每一个字，但我为我的父母感到骄傲，对我来说，他们就是我的全部。他们已经47岁了，但我爸还在厨房里忙活。他说今天我们不会停下来，直到接待完最后一位客人，哪怕餐厅已经打烊了。”Wong-Young说道，“他们1949年和1950年来到这里时，口袋里没带多少钱，也不会说一个英文单词。我对他们来说就是一切。”

提到生活，Yuk Wong对继续工作的世界感到无比满足。

“我问他：‘爸，你退休后打算做什么？’”Wong-Young说，“他说：‘睡到自然醒，不用对着闹钟，不用再拼命工作，只要能在家里悠闲地喝杯咖啡，给自己做顿饭就好。’”

周日，最后一盘菜——配着她自制酱汁的煎蛋——端上桌后，Wong-Young动情地对母亲说道：

“你做得太好了，妈。现在可以休息了。”

SUE WONG与食客们合影。她与丈夫Yuk Wong经营Heart's餐厅长达47年后即将退休。

“我们有孩子……还有巴士和志愿者。营地一定会办成”

（营地，第30页） 这是她希望自己母亲在照顾父亲的孩子时能拥有的东西。

尽管那一年承载了沉重的情感，瓦琳和丈夫还是坚持向前，创办了这个营地。她回忆说，第一年他们只有20名孩子和非常少的资金。

“直到后来我们才开始成长，”她说。

此外，她还经常自掏腰包购买整套咖啡机、游戏、露营装备和绳索，以迎接孩子们营地的第一天，还铺上了红地毯。

瓦琳在非营利组织的网站上展示了孩子们乘坐豪华巴士抵达的画面，在营地志愿者的掌声和欢呼声中走下车。

今年，营地预计将接待超过200名孩子，这证明了过去一年的成长。

该营地由他们去年创立的非营利组织“呼吸循环”（Breathing the Cycle）运营，规模已经扩大。

“办好营地需要一支军队的力量，”她说。

瓦琳表示，许多年龄增长后的孩子会回到营地担任志愿者。

尽管拖车及车内物品遭窃，瓦琳说，她、丈夫和志愿者们会坚持下去。

“我们还有营地，还有孩子，还有巴士和志愿者，”她说，“营地一定会办成。”

她表示，营地影响了约10,000,000名孩子，因此她和丈夫将这一教训付诸实践，通过筹款平台努力弥补损失，希望筹集约28,000美元。截至周五，他们已筹得10,000美元。目前的主要问题是尽快更换设备。

“我们知道上帝会帮助我们，所以让我们耐心等待，我们一定会渡过难关，”她回忆起某天对丈夫说的话，“我们凭信仰前行。”

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雪莉·格罗茨基

1999年5月24日

2020年8月6日

雪莉·格罗茨基于2020年8月6日出生于爱尔兰。

她于1930年5月14日出生在伊利诺伊州芝加哥，父母是来自俄罗斯和芬兰的移民。年幼时，雪莉与弟妹埃莉萨和戴维一起在洛杉矶长大，就读于费尔法克斯高中。

高中毕业后，她先后在洛杉矶城市学院和杜兰大学学习教育，成为家族中第一个获得大学学位的人。

1951年，雪莉与丈夫尤利结婚。尤利于20, 1950年出生于美国。他们育有三个孩子：阿莉萨（1957年出生）和苏珊。她一直是家庭的核心成员。

她与丈夫、孩子阿莉萨（1957年出生）和苏珊共同生活。她与孩子阿莉萨（1957年出生）和苏珊结下深厚情谊。她与孩子阿莉萨（1957年出生）和苏珊的关系亲密无间。

除了丈夫，她还与孩子阿莉萨（1957年出生）和苏珊保持着紧密联系。她与孩子阿莉萨（1957年出生）和苏珊的感情深厚。

雪莉将被铭记于她在UCLA休息室、费尔法克斯、圣约翰等地留下的光辉事迹、机智幽默和深刻影响。

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阿尔玛·博尼诺

1939年11月11日 - 2020年7月31日

阿尔玛·博尼诺是“美国、法国与洛杉矶长期且意义重大的行动”的一部分。在丈夫弗洛伊德去世（1,000,000 in the number death）后，她可能直接面临成为波士顿家族的全国及商业经理这一问题。

过去75年来，她一直居住在洛杉矶，抚养子女并照顾备受尊敬的家庭。她是一位谦逊且善于社交的女性，其家中常挂着“Always Take the Way!”的标语。

阿尔玛·博尼诺是1940年代纽约协会成员，并担任洛杉矶和纽约州董事会成员。马克·查尔斯的兄弟克里斯托弗·贾德、丽莎和唐娜曾担任董事会主席。E.和大卫·弗罗斯特公司（丽莎）（邦妮和玛丽）（杰夫·鲍恩-布里奇）、迈克尔（玛莎和玛丽）（玛丽和玛莎），以及约翰（伊丽莎）（卡伦·布鲁尔和玛丽）（卡伦·布鲁尔、詹姆斯）。

纪念安齐的仪式将于8月7日（周六）上午11:00在“好消息之母教堂”（1997年）举行。威尼斯人首次洛杉矶活动（1998年）。

在第一季度，请向当地的利皮塔高中或奥古斯丁会捐款。

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2028年8月8日，星期二

《洛杉矶时报》

天气

里维拉再度闪耀 奥运聚光灯前

距离洛杉矶奥运会还有两年，她再次蝉联美国女子体操冠军。

撰文：威尔·格拉文

旺德利——当希利·里维拉作为美国女子奥运体操队中“等等，这是谁？”的成员出现在巴黎时，她更多的是被人喜爱，而非被人谈论。

那些日子已经过去。早已过去。

六月时的那位睁大眼睛的新人，如今已被一个自信且专业的领袖所取代，她正拥抱自己作为该项目国家队领军人物的角色，2028年奥运会日益临近。

这一证明在周日的美国体操锦标赛决赛中展露无遗。当时的里维拉——仍在从6月泛美运动会上受伤的腿筋伤势中恢复，尚未达到50%的状态——凭借一场抓人眼球的表现赢得了个人第二个全国冠军，巩固了自己作为女子项目当前领军人物的地位，距离2028年洛杉矶奥运会还有两年。

里维拉两天总分38.9分，领先亚军蔡尔德·拉金斯超过1分，后者是2028年奥运会的有力争夺者。除里维拉外，女子团体前五名选手在奥运资格赛中均展现出色，五项比赛中有两项得分超过90分（五项中有两项得分为52分和2.8%）。

希利表示，这是她首次在重大赛事中感受到自己“属于这里”。也许这不是2024年夏天的第二次，当时她将聚光灯让给了更有成就的队友，但如今的她正以无情的上升势头，渴望在2024年领导团队。

“我对此感到自在，”她说，“我只是喜欢以某种方式成为领导者，以——”

与丈夫耶茨一同执教里维拉的教练这样称——

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蕾妮·芬尼根（女子组）（1）

希利·里维拉（资深选手）与亚军蔡尔德·拉金斯（左）及季军查斯特拉·斯托洛克一同站上美国女子体操锦标赛领奖台。里维拉被视为女子项目的代表人物。

里维拉“病态地”笑了，当有人提到这一描述时，她说：“作为一个十几岁的孩子，听到这种说法很奇怪，但在许多方面，这又是合理的。”

奥运金牌得主萨姆·李和简·凯里帮助里维拉在体操的重大舞台上找到方向，并最终赢得金牌。里维拉每天的训练已达到一种境界，即体操运动刚刚开始找到方向，因为2028年女子团体的前五名选手中，第一和第二世界最佳成绩均在奥运资格赛中产生。

“我认为给予积极反馈真的很重要，因为当你成长时，你仍在学习很多东西，”她说，“所以我认为获得积极的想法是好的。”即使产生这些想法需要2028年的练习。里维拉依赖于周四的训练，当时在强项自由操项目中出现的小失误让她的排名一度下滑。她迅速调整，周日开始时已升至第四位。

周日复出看似不太可能，当时她在高低杠项目中表现顽强，包括在一次小失误后奋力完成动作，并以“看什么呢？”的表情向蔡尔德·拉金斯示意，随后的表现让她——

然而，28分钟后，这一插曲已被遗忘，她在234-234.0的平衡木项目中表现出色，将差距缩小至触手可及的范围。

她花了几年时间才意识到，现在当一切顺利时，她说：“我真的不需要太多思考。”

她的黑白相间的头带在灯光下闪闪发光。里维拉的表现让她看起来完全像是她已成为的明星。

里维拉第二次登上记分牌，开始为自己的项目做准备，同时努力在三天的比赛中保持温暖和专注。每次向裁判致意时，2028年女子团体的2-3名成员都会展示她们的日常表演。每次她向裁判致意时，

里维拉都全情投入。

她即将进入巡回赛，首次入选世界锦标赛团队。里维拉的节目不仅仅是在选拔营中更优秀的滚翻动作，拉金斯称之为“持续进步”。

只要保持健康，里维拉渴望弥补失去的时间，首次在巴黎参加重大国际赛事。然而，她的腿筋仍未完全恢复，但她仍然从领奖台上昂首挺胸。

“我认为这正说明了我的心理有多强大，”她说，“因为我在身体上克服了困难，而心理层面的挑战才是关键。没有强大的心态，你真的做不到任何事。”

普鲁恩和迈克的首日联合领先者斯利普斯“布莱克利”未能保持状态。普鲁恩和迈克在第二轮出场，但她的自由操包括两个惊险动作，一个以出界结束，另一个则选择让右脚悬空而非落地。

尽管如此，普鲁恩获得第二名的成绩较去年有显著进步，当时她在全美运动会团体赛后首次入选国家队并夺冠。这次她处于与好友兼队友里维拉在赛季初竞争的有利位置。

布莱克利的前景看好的夜晚很快陷入停滞。她在第一个转体动作结束时坐地，随后在头朝下的动作中出界，得分从完整的2.8骤降至2.8，最终跌至第七名，自始至终未能重返领奖台。这位21岁的选手称此次比赛“令人满意”，但强调自己对成绩感到满意，这是她自2024年以来首次以精英身份参加全能比赛。

上月满16岁的查斯特拉·斯托洛克获得第三名。

凯里受到激励，将闪光点融入标准动作，这是她第三次参加奥运会，同时也是一次回乡之旅。这位菲尼克斯本地选手是两届奥运金牌得主，还赢得了她的奖项。自去年那次非凡之旅以来，她在杆上和杆下都实现了成长。

我认为她在年终调整中表现出色，从落地失误中反弹，证明了自己，甚至在最后1.4个冠军规则下首次登上领奖台。

她正在向全国性的转变，这是她真正值得骄傲的事情。

奥里莫将参加舞蹈和鞍马比赛。

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2, 2010年8月2日，星期二

B7版

罗伯特·福斯特森 / LAVON.COM

加里·帕特森（右）自2011年以来未执教，但作为防守协调员是一次重大升级。

里利麾下的特洛伊人有机会打造强大防守

[南加州大学，2010年] 一名防守球员德洛雷斯的两次特别防守内线表现（杰克逊的布劳尔），加上几位展现潜力的球员，如防守后卫亚历克斯·迪克曼和防守内线弗洛伊德·博斯卡罗利。

2010届可能会是一个不同的群体，如果布雷默的说法可信的话。尽管小怀特已经展现出主导性防守端的潜质，且前进道路上几乎没有阻碍（本赛季接管的决定）。

里利：“巴克”·莱夫特有望在短期内成为首发角卫，无论是本赛季还是下赛季，而像线卫蒂亚霍纳三世、防守后卫津留智弘和詹姆斯·韦克斯福德等球员看起来也像是未来的首发。

但这些球员中是否有人能在本赛季脱颖而出？他们可能必须如此，南加大才有希望在防守端取得真正进步。

否则，特洛伊人将需要其他防守球员在第二或第三个赛季实现飞跃，比如线卫德洛雷斯·普罗佩恩三世或防守内线吉姆·阿布斯基和拉米·奥康奈尔，他们拥有潜力但从未持续发挥。这将需要优势在于保持健康，并让高年级球员威廉姆斯和蔡斯·约翰逊发挥应有的作用。

但尽管看起来有理由相信南加大的防守在2008年不会有所改善，我实际上认为今年有更多理由持乐观态度。

防守阵容显然更加深厚，如果怀特和布雷默能够突破，南加大可能首次在多年内拥有两名防守端的关键球员。次级防线也首次可能拥有两名顶级防守球员：

防守线卫仍是主要担忧点，南加大目前仍缺乏高水平人才。但如果斯蒂芬斯和朱吉·沃克能在第三个赛季更好地应对双人包夹，而帕特森似乎有信心他们能做到，那么这些长期存在的问题至少能在本赛季得到一定缓解。

事实是，目前还无法真正知晓南加大的防守会是什么样子，直到本月下旬开始训练。

帕特森自2005年以来就未执教过。他曾多次表示，他的防守将与以往不同。在季前训练的四分之一阶段，他观察并改变了南加大此前的防守策略。

但至少从纸面上看，帕特森有潜力组建里利在南加大执教以来最强的防守阵容。这支防守阵容将拥有防守前线和次级防线的关键球员。若与前20名的进攻阵容配合，可能会成为一股强大的力量。

俄亥俄州明星四分卫

萨文期待大展身手

在俄亥俄州立大学担任首发四分卫的第二个赛季，巴克艾的四分卫变得更加强壮，有望再次冲击季后赛。

撰文：马尔辛·哈特曼

俄亥俄州哥伦布市——朱利安·萨文（Julian Savin）回归，作为俄亥俄州立大学的首发四分卫，他在拥抱与力量上都有所提升。

如何应对？ 这是巴克艾球队面临的最大问题之一，他在美联社排名中位列第一，并在上赛季结束后度过了大部分时间，排名第50。

从数据角度来看，进步并不容易。

他在2020年取得了1.68场胜利，32次达阵，8次抢断，赢得了第25届安纳波利斯全国年度最佳新秀奖，并入围2020年海斯曼奖决赛。他以71%的传球完成率创下俄亥俄州立大学单赛季纪录，在50强球员中排名第三，仅次于50A和麦克·西尔斯，但他可能仅差一个四分之一、一次进攻甚至一次传球，就能赢得海斯曼奖。

在2020年12月的十大联盟冠军赛第三节，巴克艾队以21.8分落后印第安纳队，萨文将球队推进至印第安纳红区，但随后失误。在接下来的进攻中，萨文再次将球队推进至印第安纳波利斯，但他的第三档传球被贝弗利·克里斯蒂安在端区内打断。

这意味着十大联盟冠军和海斯曼奖杯被印第安纳的佩特罗尼奥-蒙多萨夺走，67分的近似优势让后者进入了第21届比赛。他最终放弃了全国冠军。

另一方面，在大学橄榄球季后赛四分之一决赛中，萨文和巴克艾队在输给迈阿密后结束了赛季，但主教练瑞安·戴表示，他在上个月的休赛期项目结束时看到了四分卫的进步。

“萨文在力量和爆发力上投入了大量精力，你不会像年轻球员那样经历情绪上的过山车。”戴在十大联盟媒体日上说道，“当你现在看他的状态时，你会看到一个不同的人，一个不同的身体。他努力训练，变得更强壮，更加自信，对未来2.0 / 4 / 6 / 10 / 10版本有了更清晰的愿景。”

这种身体上的变化要归功于另一位团队成员，俄亥俄州立大学橄榄球运动表现总监米奇·马里西，他还负责培养四分卫的领导力。

马里西在该领域的工作成效如何？因为他的队友们都是这样评价他的。戴说道。

这位4档、28磅的后卫永远不会像朱迪·艾伦那样具有身体威慑力，但更多的力量和体重将帮助他在高水平橄榄球赛季中更加游刃有余。

教练50 / 4 / 4表示，他在2016赛季的比赛中已经展现出更强的控制力。

“我想更强壮的基础和更强壮的上半身能帮助提升节奏。”萨文说道，“教练戴的要求是在红区内保持身体开放。一切都会变得紧凑，所以你必须以2.5倍的速度传球，我们必须随时做好准备。”

萨文表示，他希望在第二档和第三档进攻中承担更多责任。

“我想，如果你是四分卫，站在场上指挥防守，6档纪录，他们会以2.5倍的乐趣冲过来。”萨文说道。

美联社撰稿

DAN HARKMAN / DAVID SHARP

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奥古米克、惠勒末节投篮不中，反击功亏一篑

[自2010年以来的亮点] 看这里：

阿维尔·阿金斯（Arvil Arkins）在剩余2.98秒时命中三分，将比分差距缩小至1分，随后对方失误，球权回到己方。埃里卡·惠勒（Erica Wheeler）在1.98秒时再中三分，将比分再次追至仅差1分。

奥古米克（Ogwumike）在终场前12秒的扳平投篮不中，随后瓦尔普雷斯（Vailpress）将领先优势扩大至2分，锁定胜局。

惠勒在最后10秒内两次三分出手均未命中，全场得到9分，而奥古米克则以8分成为球队得分王。

本赛季仅剩2场比赛，火花队落后达拉斯6个胜场，争夺WNBA季后赛最后一个席位（第八名）的形势严峻，重返季后赛的希望渺茫。

周日，火花队（22胜9负）在开局阶段占据主动，但在对阵九连胜的瓦尔普雷斯队时未能扩大优势，首节仅以20比16领先。

在将分差缩小至9分后，火花队在半场结束时以33比49落后，此前金州勇士队后卫蒂芙尼·沙姆斯（Tiffany Shams）连续得分。

不过，布林克（Brink）在第四节剩余7:27时命中三分，将分差缩小至12分。

火花队在第四节以22比20反超金州勇士队，并在终场前4分钟将分差缩小至4分。

约瑟夫·李夫 / 大卫·夏普

火花队的阿维尔·阿金斯在将比分追至仅差1分后，被塞西莉亚·兰达拉斯金（Cecilia Randalaskin）盯防

“我们做出了调整，试图让进攻空间更大一些，”火花队主教练莱昂斯·罗伯茨（Lyons Roberts）说。

“我们之前打得太拥挤了，需要打得更开放一些。我们做到了，也实现了两次得分。开局阶段我们几乎碰不到球，或者投篮不进。后来我们找到了投篮感觉，托马斯（Thomas）和德古拉（Harkin）开始发挥，比赛就不一样了。”

布林克全场得到7分、7个篮板和10次助攻，其中第三节独得6分。罗恩·比亚雷尔（Ron Biarrell）此前连续22场得分上双，但在第四节颗粒无收，最终仅得9分。

“面对金州勇士队，从两翼进攻会很困难，”罗伯茨说，“必须从中路突破。他们的防守真的很强。”

瓦尔普雷斯队利用火花队57次失误中的8次得分。

布莱恩·威廉姆斯（Brian Williams）得到20分，这是她自6月从菲尼克斯加盟以来的最高得分，此前她曾拿下两双。

“她在第三节的表现至关重要，否则真不知道我们能得多少分，”雷伯洛（Reberleau）说，“但她近几场比赛没有上场，今天回来后表现无畏，准备充分。”

火花队自2010年5月31日（2010赛季首场比赛）以来，尚未战胜过金州勇士队（23胜9负），对阵战绩为7胜7负。

周日，瓦尔普雷斯队由塞西莉亚·兰达拉斯金领衔，她三分球5投5中，独得19分。

在对阵明尼苏达的比赛中得到7分后，新加盟的后卫摩根·阿莱娜·马卡拉（Morgan Alene Makara）因高位脚踝伤势缺席周一的比赛，但在对阵孤星队的比赛最后时刻重新上场。

牛仔队续约防守明星威廉姆斯

美联社电

达拉斯牛仔队与防守核心昆森·威廉姆斯（Quincen Williams）周一达成了一份价值5050万美元的三年续约协议，这将使他留队至首个完整赛季结束。

该合同包含2500万美元的保障金，并将与其现有合同的剩余两年合并。续约部分的年均价值5570万美元，在达拉斯防守核心球员中排名第二，仅次于NFL东区劲敌费城队的同类球员。

这份高薪续约将使威廉姆斯留在牛仔队至2028赛季结束，合同总价值达1亿美元。此前，牛仔队在2028赛季中期通过交易将其引入，交易中付出了两个首轮选秀权中的一个——这两个选秀权原本是通过一周前震惊联盟的交易从绿湾包装工队换来的，当时牛仔队送出了外接手迈卡·帕森斯（Micah Parsons）。

作为纽约喷气机队（New York Jets）的全明星球员，威廉姆斯的加盟初步提升了牛仔队去年NFL垫底的防守表现。交易后，牛仔队赢下了前三场比赛，但随后在主场以40分之差不敌底特律，并最终连续五场主场失利，赛季提前结束。

巴恩斯城：红雀队进攻教练埃里克·布罗辛（Eric Brossing）周一重返球队，这是他妻子在50强赛事现场遭枪击、27岁的儿子在震惊全美的事件后的首次公开露面。当他步行前往球队训练营所在地——第二轮选秀权球员的母校州立大学（State University）训练场时，仅有少数球迷迎接。塔菲（Taffi）和亨特（Hunter）则获得了一份两年续约，合同基础价值为1800万美元，最高可激励至1000万美元，并将留在新英格兰至1927赛季结束。亚特兰大猎鹰队签下了8号位边锋卡梅隆·诺特（Cameron Naught），以填补亚当·沃克（Adam Walker）因膝伤赛季报销后的边路防守空缺。华盛顿救赎队（Washington Redemption）将缺席他们的——

丹尼尔·T·特雷德尔（Daniel T. Tredell），美联社

商业版：威廉姆斯（左）的年薪将达3530万美元，在NFL同位置球员中排名第二。

进攻线主力与教练丹·阿格纽（Dan Agnew）确认，左护锋拉塞尼·图尼尔（Larceny Tunnil）需接受左前臂手术。中锋科克·曼恩（Cork Man）在底特律雄狮队（Detroit Lions）进攻线崩溃后加盟，但因手腕受伤将缺阵相当长时间。教练丹·坎贝尔（Dan Campbell）和NFL主教练们将不得不依赖助理教练，通过即时回放系统扔出红旗挑战判罚。

其它

棒球击球王

安德森退役

两届全明星游击手蒂姆·安德森（Tim Anderson）在为芝加哥白袜队效力期间赢得了第26届美国联盟击球王称号，他宣布决定在职业大联盟度过20年后退役。

安德森，25岁52天，27th with 96 bassers，100个安打及$300s，并在比赛中取得100 results with games。他在4 / 45前为白袜队效力10场比赛，随后被交易至迈阿密和阿盖尔队。

纽约大都会队计划在55天内让大卫·威廉姆斯（David Williams）从右肩拉伤中恢复。大都会队管理层表示，球队将在4 / 45前完成评估，以确定他是否适合长期出战。费城费城人队将卡勒布·基利安（Caleb Kilian）列入26天25人伤病名单，因其左侧腹斜肌拉伤。

阿多赫·英格尔蒂格拉斯（Adoch Ingletiglass）在赛季中表现出色，此前他在2 / 6赛季表现不佳。2 / 6赛季在第二赛季中排名1 / 2第二赛季中排名1 / 2

在8秒内，以12.01的微弱优势击败奥兰多·本·布雷德温（Orlando Ben Bredwin）。美国2,000米冠军吉米·布思（Jimmie Booth）因血液兴奋剂被剥夺12½并被处以三年禁赛，美国反兴奋剂机构宣布。

联邦调查局（FBI）正与MCAA合作启动一项计划，以控制大学运动员的实际注册情况，这些运动员的私人校园信息在网上越来越多地被发现和针对，因为他们利用自己的姓名、设计和肖像来提升自身的市场能力。

普拉达·哈里托纳德（Prada Harritonade）在周日的阿克斯渡轮巡回赛全国银行锦标赛上以低于标准杆78杆的22杆成绩，在第二赛季中以28英尺的距离领先，成为全球第9位在领先杆数低于60杆的情况下赢得锦标赛的选手。

大东联盟本土球员蒂姆·布罗克曼（Tim Brockman）成为联盟历史上第6位获得此殊荣的球员，布罗克曼接替比尔·罗伯逊（Bill Robertson），后者于4月宣布退休，此前已担任该职位21年。

双重威胁菲尔兹领跑卡森

[派德，2006年，2021年] 训练。夜晚没有休息。为一个可能达到其{力量的赛季保养身体，是最重要的优先事项之一。

无论是对他自己还是对另一位提出这个问题的人来说，原因都是高强度。她深度参与了他的足球活动，以至于她已经能够安定下来。她会倾听，并晚些来到训练场。

首先要做的是安排护具和头盔，并将距离撕开成一天。派德说：“我已经带着一点精力经历了一切。”

他记得家里曾为支付食物和住所而挣扎的日子。

“她是从底层走出来的，”派德说，“我们已经为每一天负责。我非常感激，她不得不在工作的同时打多份工。我不能让妹妹休息。我应该通过表现出色来回报她。”

所以无论别人怎么想，派德都全力以赴，无论是在课堂—。

2026年高中橄榄球季前准备

塔楼高中橄榄球系列赛，赛前预告将展示第四级别的顶尖球员。

今日：（2K）Chris Fields H. Carson

周三 / 10：L.A. Hamilton，Gardena Sowa

周四 / 10：J. Austin Miller，巴尔的摩

周五 / 10：Luke Ginsberg，圣玛格丽塔

周六 / 21：J. Vincent Shields，Marietta Valley

周日 / 21：J. Kozlowski，Elongation，Sierra

周一 / 12：J. Dunslow Kirkpatrick，Crossbow

8月28日 / 20：J. Weston Ave，Gardena Sowa

8月28日 / 8：J. Garland Company，Westlake

无论是在场边、场上，还是负责联络通讯员。

“比赛的分数，你会在人群中听到她的声音，”Paide说。

Paide的通讯员工作将持续到九月。但在现有条件下，他做出了第二选择，而许多人并不真正这样做。他有很多起跑和速度上的优势。

“当我决定要跑的时候，通常是因为你迈出了一步，而我的队友们也跟上了，”他说。

“我会感受到那股冲劲，我会努力坚持，尽量延长比赛时间，但会做任何需要做的事。我发现我的双腿和手臂一样有价值。”

另一个优势相当不错——比如，知道何时起跑，”无法出局。

他拥有那种能激励队友多次团结一致的领导能力。

这是另一种优秀四分卫的特质，2026年尤其强劲，因为有5名球员在新秀赛季表现出色，如L.A. Hamilton的Thaddeus Breeze、Westlake的Presidents、Clyne的Marcus Washington、Long Beach的Ansel、Thuraga、Milliken和La Sierra的Shores Moore，以及Valdivia的Steve McCubbin、Orange Lutheran的Estab Shores和Charminate的Jersey Milnichs，他们构成了大部分大二年级的阵容。

Paide表示，他理解将大学纪录作为目标。每个人都对四分卫的类型有自己的看法。

“对于那些通常没有机动型四分卫的学校，我总是会遇到一些质疑。总会有人说，‘你太小了。’这全是一种看法。归根结底，取决于他们是否喜欢你。我真的很想在最高水平的大学橄榄球中打球。这会影响其他计划。我愿意做出妥协，走这条路。”

在夏季期间，Paide承诺加入乔治城大学，前提是能否带来光明的未来。

值得关注的顶尖四分卫

Player / School / HL / WL / St. / Est. / Total

Thaddeus Breeze / L.A. Hamilton / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1st / Non-School at all / 1st Shirley Kirkpatrick / Washington Beach / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1st / One State / 1st Chuck Fields H. / Omaha / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1st / City player / 1st J. Austin Miller / Logan / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1st / Former / 1st J. / Logan / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1st / Former / 1st J. / Omaha / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1st J. / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1 / 1st J. / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1st J. / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1 / Total / 1st J. / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1st J. / 0.5 / 2.25 / 1 / Total / 1st

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体育

2026年8月11日 星期二 • LATIMES.COM / SPORTS

首年防守协调员加里·帕特森（Gary Patterson）与唐斯-斯蒂芬·H（Set-hampo Downes-Stephen H）将尝试为特洛伊人（Trojans）的线卫群注入活力。

分析

潜在的丰收年

特洛伊人寄望帕特森领衔的天才涌现，力求防守终有起色

作者：布莱恩·卡斯维（BRIAN KASVIE）

我们已深入南加州大学（UBC）的全面橄榄球训练营，又到了每年此时都会问的老问题：今年会是林肯·莱利（Lincoln Riley）在UBC真正打造出一支强大防守的年份吗？

在戈尔登·林恩（Golden Lynn）的带领下，特洛伊人的防守确实有了显著提升。林恩接手了亚历克斯·格林奇（Alex Grinch）时期UBC防守的烂摊子，将其打造成一支可圈可点的队伍，至少在某些方面表现不俗。但并没有出现统治级别，甚至连一流的节奏都未能形成。面对强队时，防守端常被冲垮。而在关键时刻，后防线往往会出现致命的精神失误。

当时，他将问题归咎于球队的年轻。

“球队更有天赋了，但他们太年轻，”林恩在2025年11月表示，“有些错误必须亲身经历才能吸取教训。1,”

近一年后，UBC迎来了新的防守协调员。但问题依旧。

相较于2025赛季，我们可以对这支防守队伍做出两个合理假设：一是加里·帕特森（Gary Patterson）——这位2002年入选大学橄榄球名人堂的传奇教练——理应比林恩更胜一筹；二是今年加入UBC防守端的五名新秀将带来显著提升。

过去四个赛季的残酷现实是，特洛伊人始终缺乏足够的天赋支撑防守。无论你如何评价莱利任期内的防守教练团队——其表现从中规中矩到出色不等——但除了塔尔·雷帕布利克斯（Tall Republics），UBC再无能够主导比赛的防守核心。雷帕布利克斯仅在2002年短暂效力于莱利麾下。

这种局面正在改变。2025赛季的亮点（详见UBC，B7版）

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克里斯·菲尔兹三世（CHRIS FIELDS III）在上赛季对阵圣佩德罗（San Pedro）的比赛中持球冲锋，当时他率领卡森高中（Carson）夺得洛杉矶市公开组冠军。

科尔特（Colt）强势出击

本系列报道聚焦各位置顶尖高中橄榄球球员。今日主角：卡森高中四分卫克里斯·菲尔兹三世。

想激励四分卫克里斯·菲尔兹三世？尽管质疑他的能力。他就像一只不被看好的斗犬，总能在你最意想不到的时候出击，并找到得分方式。

上赛季，他在卡森高中表现出色，是首轮中最全面的四分卫之一，传球推进1,100码、达阵24次，同时冲球推进900码、达阵21次，并率队赢得洛杉矶市公开组冠军。

菲尔兹身高仅5英尺，有人认为这会成为他进军更高水平的障碍，但正是他的顽强品质让他脱颖而出。

整个夏天，他都泡在健身房，将自己打造成一个重达265磅、宛如漫威角色般力大无穷的存在。

“目标不会因为偷懒而实现，”他谈及自己的训练计划时说道。

每天清晨，他都会进行深度拉伸（详见菲尔兹，B8版）

Sparks在输给Valkyries的比赛最后一分钟反弹消退

在克服了19分的落后后，洛杉矶队在关键时刻投篮不中，未能锁定胜局，最终不敌金州队。

作者：MARINA DOODIE

在周四于明尼苏达取得本赛季最佳胜利后，Sparks在交易截止日后的首场主场比赛中并未展现出相同的能量。

不过，第四节的表现堪称他们本赛季迄今打出的最佳篮球。

Sparks在周日的比赛中开局低迷，首节便让金州Valkyries拿下29分，最终以36比78告负，这也是他们近28场比赛中的第8场失利。第四节他们打出一波16比1的攻势将比分迫近，但落后过多，仅仅几次Valkyries的投篮便将比赛彻底拉开。

“今天更多是心态问题，”Sparks前锋Steele Opremble说道，“我不想再拿赛程当借口，毕竟我打球这么久了。每个赛季总有这么一个阶段，赛程会变得如此密集，所以今天更多是心态问题，我们花了点时间才进入状态。”

“我很高兴我们没有在首节后就放弃。所以，是的，你真的需要集中注意力，然后……（见Sparks B7版）”

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斯库巴尔主场首秀进攻觉醒

作者：罗斯·法什纳

塔克·斯库巴尔周一完成了他的主场首秀，但直到2025赛季第2局的第2天，进攻端才找到支持他的方法。

他们以6比5击退堪萨斯城，挽救了道奇体育场迎来这位棒球交易截止日最重磅收购的首秀。

连续两届赛扬奖得主斯库巴尔主投5局，被敲出4支安打，失3分，并送出6次三振。

这是一场稳健的表现，但道奇队需要他们沉寂的球棒及时觉醒。

马克斯·摩尔的连续2支安打帮助道奇队将比分反超至3比2，这是他们本场比赛的首次领先。

但皇家队在第七局用凯尔·亚伯的一记两分本垒打回应，将比分扳成4比4平。

第七局下半局，弗雷迪·弗里曼的一记右外野安打锁定胜局，帮助主队最终获胜。

总体而言，这场胜利对道奇队来说是一次转折，或者说是一场迫切需要的胜利。此前他们遭遇连败，包括被波士顿和芝加哥小熊横扫。他们此前已连输7场，直到周六在亚利桑那才终于取胜，但周日又输给了响尾蛇队。

在飞行途中，主教练戴夫·罗伯茨也进行了严厉的总结。

“我们现在是支外卡球队，”他说，“我们必须振作起来，全力以赴。”

道奇队本场比赛敲出3支安打，对一支此前在观察和应对投球——以及仅限棒球——方面表现不佳的球队来说，这是一个可喜的进步。

《The Athletic》的数据分析显示，在棒球领域，没有球队在“被投球命中率”方面比道奇队更极端，自5月以来这一数据持续攀升至6。

“被对手压制的感觉从来都不好受，”罗伯茨说，“知道对手在比赛中比任何球队都更频繁地针对我们，这让人烦恼。这会困扰我。我们确实得了很多分——但在棒球比赛中——但这并不能说明全部问题。关键在于成为最好的自己，这意味着要击中投球，并在打席中做出调整，通常是全方位的。”

“所以，我希望球员们能把这当作个人的事。我们不应该被欺负。”

到第五局时，道奇队已用完所有ASH挑战机会，米格尔·布兰特提出头盔检查，质疑一个明显落在好球区的投球。

此前在第四局，他曾对安迪·帕加诺的判罚提出挑战，但未能成功。他在挑战方面的记录不佳，24次挑战中仅有13次被判定为好球。

堪萨斯城的乔·卡格里亚诺恩本场贡献18.50次，并有两次两好球后的安打帮助皇家队取得3比4的领先。第一次是一记低速滚地球穿过中路，打回一分。第三局，他又击出一记低弹道球飞越右外野围墙。

直到第五局，斯库巴尔才终于三振“乔”。

此时，道奇队已将比分追至3比2，奥尔德姆和弗里曼的关键安打重新点燃了现场观众的热情。

周二将迎来布莱克·比尔的回归。这意味着连续两场比赛将由多位赛扬奖得主领衔。

罗伯茨表示，他希望比尔在回归战中能投5局左右，大约75至80球。

“非常有信心，”当被问及比尔能否恢复状态时，罗伯茨说，“昨天和他进行了很好的交流。他有使命感，而我喜欢那些有使命感的优秀球员。”

利基曼、罗伯茨和捕手怀尔德·史密斯观看了“pamfires”，并正朝着即将回归的目标迈进。

“他一直在进行投球训练，每天都有负重训练，”罗伯茨说，“情况正在好转，这对WFL来说将是一场重大胜利。我的期望是，他本周应该能开始进行一些投球练习，以及教练组的击球练习。”

特劳特击出第20支本垒打，但天使队遭遇加时赛失利

罗丝·法什纳

布兰登·西姆斯在第五局击出一垒安打，带回制胜一分，德州游骑兵队周一晚以4比1击败天使队，结束了数场客场连败。

迈克·特劳特在第一局击出一记4英尺的本垒打，职业生涯第20次达成单季20支本垒打里程碑。这位三届美联MVP本场1打数2安打，并获得3次保送，其中一次在第三局结束了安纳海姆的六局连续局面。

托马斯·伊斯特在整体表现中担任城市队部分，在一场落后于美联西区领头羊休斯顿的比赛中。

西姆斯和布鲁·邓斯均贡献2支安打和1分打点。

菲洛斯·格雷（6胜8负）在第九局投出1 3-2局，赢得胜利。雅各布·莱特完成协同3th救援，拿下个人第23次救援成功。

卢克·墨菲（8胜1负）在第九局登场为天使队开局。怀亚特·朗福德获得满垒保送，科里·西格尔击出一垒安打，将垒包填满。兰皮尔 / 杜兰被迫出局，布莱克·温斯接替墨菲，罗米尼·李击出右外野高飞球，自动跑垒员得分。尼基·詹姆斯在杰克·林格斯的两分打点一垒安打后锁定比分。

天使队右投韦德·梅克在第七局末接替，成功守住11比11的平局。

迪兹在第四局击出一垒安打，带回杜兰，将比分改写为0 ,1。

托马斯先发的麦肯齐·科里三振3人，主投3又1 / 3局。他被击出4支安打，送出2次保送。这位27岁的左投手目前战绩为927，防御率2胜0负，在2比0的比赛中取得2胜0负，在2比0的比赛中取得2胜0负在2比0的比赛中取得2胜0负。

天使队先发投手里德·布里特尼斯主投6局，送出6次三振，仅失1分。他被击出3支安打，送出4次保送。

红袜队在输给蓝鸟队的比赛中因离奇牺牲高飞球得分

查尔斯·麦卡杜获得荣誉，詹姆斯·塔隆在因伤离场前投了4局协调局面，多伦多蓝鸟队最终以3比1击败波士顿红袜队，而红袜队则在一场10分钟的离奇牺牲高飞球中得分。

安东尼·斯奈德在一次混乱的双杀局面中未能及时返回垒包，导致比赛中断17分钟以厘清整个事件，最终为红袜队打进唯一一分。

尽管多德森·伯森在第七局击出一记四坏球中心场高飞球时只有一次出局，但记分牌却显示有2次出局。当球仍在空中时，斯奈德已从三垒向本垒跑去，并在20秒后被判回垒。

当球被接住且——

菲洛斯·加里（6胜8负）2025

科里·西格（右）在第十局的一记三分打点后庆祝，帮助游骑兵队以4比1战胜天使队。西格在第七局险些被韦德·梅克勒的接杀扼杀本垒打。

蓝鸟队最终完成了一垒双杀，但此时已形成第三次出局，看起来多伦多仍以3比0领先，球员们开始前往休息区。

随后裁判开始重新审视这场离奇的比赛。在与两队经理多次交涉后，他们与MLB回放中心进行规则核查，最终认定这是一次计时判罚。

最终，由于斯奈德在一垒被判出局前已跑回本垒，而多伦多队未能及时阻止跑垒员过早离开三垒，该分被判给红袜队。

裁判克里斯·格拉西奥尼表示，大联盟裁判组未能正确判罚跑垒员漏踏垒包的失误。

蓝鸟队主教练约翰·施耐德说：“规则就是……如果跑垒员从三垒得分，无论他在被判出局前是否漏踏垒包，只要一垒被判出局，该分就有效。如果当时直接将球传向三垒而非一垒，结果显然会不同。”

格拉西奥尼在赛后告诉记者，蓝鸟队本应在将球传向三垒前对三垒进行申诉，才能阻止该分。

甚至部分蓝鸟队员也误以为中外野手的接杀是第三次出局。与贝尔不同，巴尔萨曼的接杀实际上是第二次出局。多伦多队后援投手西蒙斯·伍尔·理查德森和捕手布兰迪斯·瓦拉拉萨拉均背对比赛，甚至在二垒手贝尔斯从巴尔萨曼手中接球并传向一垒手小弗拉基米尔·格拉西奥尼之前，就已开始前往休息区。

红袜队最终遭遇3连败，此前他们刚刚结束一波27胜30场的球队纪录连胜。

波士顿队此役前拥有大联盟最佳客场战绩19胜22负（6胜0负），并在最近10场客场比赛中赢下25场。

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迪亚拉·基尔帕特里克（DIARRA KILPATRICK）是《来自底特律的迪亚拉》的创作者兼主演。第二季中，她饰演的教师受雇寻找一件被盗的家族传家宝。

“这是我整个人生的城市，”喜剧演员托马斯在谈到他的友谊时说道。

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惠特默·托马斯在HBO Max特别节目中向他的“公爵们”及你的朋友们致敬

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惠特默·托马斯啜饮着冰凉的饮料，回答自己是否觉得自己是个“酷男”。他警惕的头发藏在帽子下，反光太阳镜遮住了自己的眼睛，另一副则挂在一件fanplasm T恤的领口。

“纸面上，人们会说，你知道，你是个在独立摇滚乐队里做单口喜剧、头发蓬乱的家伙，理论上你是个‘酷男’，”托马斯说。“但我并不这么觉得。那只是我表演的一部分，我拼命想买对衣服。”

他并不在意是否酷。他真正在乎的唯一特质是忠诚，尤其是对他的哥们儿、他的兄弟、他的“终极公爵团”——这也是他最新HBO Max喜剧特辑的标题和主题，将于周五上线。

“（他们的友谊）意义重大，你知道的，”托马斯说。“这是我全部的身份认同。我的朋友们和我们一起创造的故事。我几乎觉得自己亏欠朋友们。”

在整场演出中，他精心挑选的家人与他同台，用歌曲为每个瞬间注入情感前奏。他们的存在让《终极公爵团》充满亲密感，趣味盎然。（详见托马斯，E3版）

为夏日乐趣策划的悬疑故事

《来自底特律的迪亚拉》第二季寻找一个黑人家族的古董，带有《夺宝奇兵》的影响

撰文：伊冯娜·比利亚雷亚尔

每个人都有第一次约会的恐怖故事。但迪亚拉·布雷克兰似乎无法摆脱这些。

在《来自底特律的迪亚拉》中，一次第一次约会变成了一个停不下来的悬疑故事。由迪亚拉·基尔帕特里克饰演（她也是该剧的创作者）的最近被解雇的公立学校教师，在与一位“完美匹配”的对象度过美好的第一次约会后，似乎被对方“放了鸽子”，这让她陷入了一个长达数十年的绑架阴谋的旋涡，并以此为笑料。

原来她的约会对象克里斯（香农·华莱士饰）并没有放她鸽子，而是被犯罪黑帮绑架了。她发现他是一名在19世纪被拐走的儿童的成年受害者。凭借业余的素描技能，迪亚拉在第一季结尾救出了他，当时是2024年。

新一季的故事从迪亚拉对与克里斯的未来感到不确定，并决心分手开始。但随着学校放假，克里斯失业，他们被房东雇佣去追踪一件被盗的古董家具——这是她的第一份报酬为1美元的工作。当然，这绝非简单的案件。它演变成一场三重谜团的调查和全城范围的团圆行动，迪亚拉再次被卷入寻找真相的任务中。

这部八集的第二季已于上月底在Paramount+首播（该平台接手了该剧之前的播出平台BET+），新剧集将于每周三播出，直至9月9日。《泰晤士报》电视评论家罗伯特·林谢德在最近的每日通讯中称赞新一季“感觉更加自信”，并称赞那些让角色“出人意料且难以捉摸”的小细节，使其成为他近期的“必看之作”。

对基尔帕特里克来说，她在底特律长大，和祖母一起观看《马特洛克》和《神探可伦坡》等侦探剧，《来自底特律的迪亚拉》是一个让黑人女性主导叙事并成为英雄的机会。我最近通过电话采访了她，讨论她的新一季。

（详见《迪亚拉》，E8版）

29首曾登上排行榜的小曲

在约翰·梅伦坎普（John Mellencamp）即将在好莱坞露天剧场（Hollywood Bowl）演出之际，我们为他的每一首《公告牌》百强单曲（Hot 100）进行排名。

不久前，约翰·梅伦坎普还坚信自己知道什么样的巡演适合他。

“如果我想，我可以整场演出都是热门歌曲，但我不想，”他在2025年接受《纽约时报》采访时表示。“这不是我只在体育场和户外演出的原因。这与音乐无关——而是关于成为一个无业游民。”

“然而，正如这位可能是词曲作者、终身香烟评论员在2009年入选摇滚名人堂时所说：‘在我的整个职业生涯中，我一直是一个彻头彻尾的行尸走肉，我打算继续这样下去。’”

周一晚上在好莱坞露天剧场，这位70岁的艺术家将带来他的“射击森林”（Shooting Woods）巡演，他承诺这将是一个“发自内心的音乐之夜”，包括他多年未曾现场演绎的热门歌曲。

你可以将这场巡演视为梅伦坎普对Mademoiselle近期“中心人”（Centerman）巡演成功的回应，后者同样回顾了一位长期远离社交的流行偶像的过往。（详见梅伦坎普，E2）

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约翰·梅伦坎普的“心灵地带”风格再度流行，他带着全新巡演重返舞台。

洛杉矶室内乐团（LACO）任命音乐总监

马蒂亚斯·平彻（Matthias Pintscher）将于明年起领导乐团步入关键时刻。

马克·斯韦德（MARK SWED） 克拉克（CLARKE） 音乐评论员

奥地利萨尔茨堡——在洛杉矶爱乐乐团（Los Angeles Philharmonic）与古斯塔沃·杜达梅尔（Gustavo Dudamel）即将启程前往伦敦和爱丁堡进行短暂巡演之际，洛杉矶室内乐团（LACO）将于周二晚在好莱坞露天剧场带来一场全莫扎特（Mozart）的音乐会。莫扎特一直是LACO的专长。

巧合的是，乐团借此蒙特罗（Montreau）场合宣布，其下一任音乐总监将是德国作曲家兼指挥家马蒂亚斯·平彻。我最近在莫扎特的出生地萨尔茨堡采访了他，当时他正忙于指挥演出。

平彻将于2027-28乐季接替现任音乐总监海梅·马丁（Jaime Martin），开启LACO的新时代。乐团明年秋季将在科尔本中心（Colburn Center）设立兼职驻地。这座可容纳1,000人的创新多功能厅将用于音乐会、歌剧和舞蹈演出，预计将成为弗兰克·盖里（Frank Gehry）最后的音乐建筑杰作，必将为大道艺术区（Grand Avenue）开启新纪元。（详见管弦乐团，E8）

多位巨星的音乐经纪人

曾担任过碎南瓜乐队（Smashing Pumpkins）和Jane's Addiction等艺人经纪人的彼得·凯泽（Peter Katsis）去世，享年70岁。

新小说的起承转合

瓦莱丽·劳雷尔（Valerie Laurell）谈《中东开端》（Beginning Middle East），这部第二本小说探讨记忆与想象。共28页。

漫画 E6-5 美食 E5

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2016年8月8日

《洛杉矶时报》

LATIMES 评论娱乐

彼得·卡齐斯（PETER KATSIS）

管理碎南瓜乐队、Jane's Addiction和莫里西的经纪人

Prospect Park 联合创始人帮助打造超级乐队 Audioslave；

撰文：奥古斯特·布朗

皮特·卡齐斯（Pete Katsis）是一位重要的经纪人，曾在碎南瓜乐队、Jane's Addiction、莫里西和后街男孩等乐队的职业生涯中发挥关键作用，他是

卡齐斯的代表于 8, 2016 确认了他的死讯。他在音乐行业的头三个月便崭露头角。这三个月的经历让他成为好莱坞超级明星和《公告牌》的焦点。他的职业生涯是这一代最具影响力的经纪人之一，凭借远见、mutants和对艺术的坚定信念，塑造了过去四十多年来音乐界一些最重要的职业生涯。他能看到别人看不到的机会，激励身边的人敢于梦想，并为艺术和艺术家不懈奋斗。他的家人称他为“father-of-a”

“皮特总是比第五大道的喧嚣更快乐，笑声爽朗，生活充满非凡的勇气和信念。最重要的是，他最近变得谦逊。他既是力量的源泉，也是坚定的倡导者，是我们在任何事情成为可能之前都能依靠的人。他留下的空缺在我们的生活和内心中是人性的缺失。”卡齐斯的职业生涯始于芝加哥，在那里他担任开创性工业摇滚乐队 Minority 的经纪人。他还与其他地区和浩室音乐艺术家合作，为重要的唱片公司 Tran Records 培训员工，并为梅雷迪斯·罗宾斯（Merenda Robbins）和阿多尼斯（Adonis）等艺术家在全球专业夜店预订演出。

20 世纪 60 年代初搬到洛杉矶后，他与 Orange 等实验摇滚乐队合作，随后加入了 Pima 的 Blackboard。在那里，他经纪了包括 Kimi 和 Long Ballet 在内的硬摇滚乐队，帮助他们成为“Old”era的重要人物。他还与 Mass 中的 30 Bounds 和 supper Roozy King 合作，并在打造超级乐队 Audioslave 的过程中发挥了重要作用，该乐队由 Soundgarden 的克里斯·科内尔（Chris Cornell）和愤怒反抗机器（Rage Against the Machine）的成员组成。

卡齐斯还涉足多元化的流行艺术家，如恩里克·伊格莱西亚斯（Enrique Iglesias），并帮助将

卡齐斯（照片：Tom S. Smith）

乐队的倡导者

BMG 总裁托马斯·埃尔莫尔（Thomas Elmore，左）、戴维斯（Davis）、弗朗西斯（Francis）和史蒂夫·卡齐斯（Steve Katsis）出席 2024 年格莱美颁奖前派对。卡齐斯曾担任布什乐队（Bush）的经纪人。

后街男孩（Backstreet Boys）打造成体育场级别的乐队，在 2024 年的 2017 / 18 / 18 电视巡演中打破了 Ticketmaster 的纪录。2018, 卡齐斯与 Blackbirds 和 Rich Frank 共同创立了新的经纪公司 Prospect Park，旗下艺人包括碎南瓜乐队、Jane's Addiction 和莫里西。卡齐斯还经纪了利兹·菲尔（Liz Phair）、Hi Bush、Fever 101 以及流行乐队 Pentatonix、共和世代（One Republic）和 5 Seconds of Summer。碎南瓜乐队的比利·科根（Billy Corgan）在 Instagram 上写道：“得知皮特离世的消息，我感到心碎。他对我意义重大，是一位挚友和家庭的一员。我们会深深怀念他，我将永远珍惜他直率的坦诚和对伟大音乐的深爱，这种热爱具有感染力。他为长期的职业生涯做出了巨大贡献。他是 90 年代及以后音乐革命的见证者。他是真正独一无二的人物。One of the 24s Old-fashionedly ill-freedom of the night。”卡齐斯的遗属包括他的妹妹 Amadeus 和儿子 Ian。

[梅伦坎普（Mellencamp）从 2015 年开始，也许他无法想象自己在 2014. 帮助推广的心灵摇滚风格，如今在 The Rain-Phuket 和 The War on Drugs 等乐队中重获新生。（《泰晤士报》埃里克·奥尔森（Eric Olson）供稿；最新文章发表于《新闻》杂志：《Won't Book Seven, Heartland Rock and the Fight for America.》该书提及了这一风格的历史与政治。）]

无论如何，这个时刻似乎是回顾 2014. 梅伦坎普的单曲在《公告牌》20 强榜单上的表现——从最差到最好。

29. 《Small Parodies》

（发布于 30, 2016）

这位歌手想成为彼得的弹簧弓，乐队想成为...... AREA？

29 《今夜再来》

（发布于 30, 2016 年 3 月 2016）

梅兰坎普曾将自己 90 年代的专辑形容为“应付夏天的涂鸦之作”，只因无法摆脱唱片合约。我能理解。

27 《今天有个好日子》

（发布于 30, 2016 年 11 月 2016）

英格兰和爱尔兰的戏剧有时会变得相当低俗。

26 《这一次》

（发布于 30, 2016 年 12 月 2016）

在录音室与已故 20 世纪 60 年代乐队“勇敢的爬行者”（Brad Bernie's 'Brave Creeps'）合作时，梅兰坎普为这首轻快的白色羊毛摇滚曲创作了一首欢快的梳妆歌，他后来回顾称其为“一首精心编排的小流行曲”。

24 《还能再来一天》

（发布于 30, 2016 年 1 月 2016）

因为这比你在心脏病发作后的讲述中预期的更加深刻。

24 《裸舞》

一个令人生畏、有趣或醉酒的男人。“我要你裸舞。但我看得见你。我想要了解你。但仅限于你愿意。”

23 《我们的国家》

梅兰坎普的又一次表达，在多年谈论自己多么热爱观看后，他成了一个称职的家务男人。“最让人厌恶的事就是那些跳舞的家伙，”他告诉梅兰坎普，“我曾是 12 月的一场持证线路会议的参与者。我会成为一个错过了多年美好生活的点。我仍然在那里，我确信自己是越战和哈里斯案的卡齐亚斯。”

排行约翰·梅兰坎普的热门单曲是一种独特的巡礼

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约翰·梅兰坎普（照片：Tom S. Smith）

“我的整个职业生涯都是一个彻头彻尾的矛盾体，我打算保持这种状态，”约翰·梅兰坎普在 2015 年说道。这位 70-year-old 将“舞动模特”巡演带到了好莱坞露天剧场周一晚的演出。

29 《生锈的邮筒之声》

（发布于 30, 2016 年 6 月 2016）一首甜蜜的小插曲，梅兰坎普在其中与女儿维基一起在杂货店买牛排。

21 《我需要一个爱人》

梅兰坎普的首支上榜单曲——最初以约翰尼·库珀（Johnny Cooper）的名义发行——后来在大卫·鲍尔斯（David Bower）的经纪人托尼·德皮内（Tony DePine）的运作下，试图将梅兰坎普包装成某种流行摇滚新星。“我现在就想成功，但我做不到，”这位歌手在 2015 年告诉《纽约时报》。

在 2015 年，经纪人比利·达夫（Billy Duff）的运作下，梅兰坎普在《我需要一个爱人》这首歌上取得了更大的成功。这首歌先在澳大利亚走红，随后通过哈尔·本森（Hal Benson）的翻唱版本在美国找到了听众。

20 《今夜未尽》

（发布于 30, 2016 年 6 月 2016）“我有一首穿越夜晚的金钱之歌。”梅兰坎普提到唱片公司高管们“以为我会偏离轨道。但那不是我的风格”，他在 2017 年告诉音乐记者德博拉·普拉特（Deborah Pratt）。“他们应该有这么幸运。”当这首麦卡弗里风格的流行曲表现不如《爱人》时，梅兰坎普上路巡演，他认为这是必要的。“整件事就是我和他们没有归属感，”他在 2018 年接受《公告牌》采访时回忆道。“我必须——要么为他们敞开大门，要么为犹他州的医院敞开大门。”

19 《人类之轮》

R.E.M. 借用梅兰坎普的录音室制作专辑《像富丽堂皇的盛会》七年后，梅兰坎普反过来借用了 R.E.M. 的 50k 摇滚单曲，用于这首关于摇滚生活的歌曲。那个男人——

18 《R.O.C.K. 美国（向温·罗斯致敬）》

（发布于 30, 2016 年 4 月 2016）这首歌明确致敬了米奇·盖伊（Mitch Butler）和杰基·威尔逊（Jackie Wilson）——与钻石和 7 英寸唱片的简单搭配——这首梅兰坎普最佳作品的健康合集被另一首音乐标题《我是摇滚麦卡马肯》挤下了榜首。

17 《孤独或夜晚》

（发布于 30, 2016 年 10 月 2016）

“文化‘宝贝’（每个人的‘宝贝’）

16 《樱桃乐队》

（发布于 30, 2016 年 1 月 2016）“梅兰坎普的世界将夏日里的几个基础元素传递给了这里。”《这是家庭之石》，”他告诉《OQ & CEO》。“我们在初中时就听过这张专辑，我喜欢其中所有歌曲都有一个女声，然后是一个男声。”

15 'Rumblessati'

（发布于 30, 2016 年 8 月 2016）

迈克·万舍（Mike Wansher）和拉里·克鲁斯（Larry Cruse）发现意见分歧的优惠券更多。

14 'Jackie Brown'

“《杰基·布朗》”的真实性堪比约翰·梅伦坎普（John Mellencamp）的首支单曲，“这位歌手告诉他们，你在世上经历了很多。这不仅关乎很多人，也关乎很多人这不仅关乎很多人，也关乎很多人，也关乎”

13 'Hand to Hold on To'

梅伦坎普被指示同时拍摄一部音乐剧，无论是否是个好时机，还是在“寻找沃尔多”（Where's Waldo）的顶部。

12 'Authority Song'

（发布于 30, 2016 年 5 月 2016）如果凯伦·洛金斯（Keren Loggins）当时在 Chack 乐队会怎样？

11 'Pop Singer'

（发布于 30, 2016 年 6 月 2016）除了这一首，我从未想过要为流行歌手写歌。

10 'Check In Out'

（发布于 30, 2016 年 4 月 2016）一部爱尔兰裔加拿大手风琴与拉斯·杰尔马诺斯（Las Germanos）长期搁置的徒劳电影。

梅伦坎普直面满足的极限。“所有能力都说明你已得到回报。告诉你最好的朋友你爱他。”

9 'Paper in Pipe'

“约翰·梅伦坎普的终极歌曲”，据约翰·梅伦坎普本人在《滚石》杂志 2 的采访中所言，这首来自艰难港湾学校的歌曲告诉你，你想要的东西会让你远离你真正需要的。

8 'Wild Night'

（发布于 30, 2016 年 9 月 2016）

梅伦坎普的热门前 10 单曲——假设他近期不会与德雷克（Drake）合作——以及这首歌在 1st 20 的 2. 成绩，可能让他感到沮丧。在这首梅伦坎普的翻唱曲目中，他找到了一位不太可能的合作伙伴 Medical Misoprostics，后者刚刚发布了难以归类的首张专辑。Pop hat，一位第一代 20 世纪音乐人在 2016 年的 Tracus Thane 专辑中演奏了两次。梅伦坎普邀请 England 加入 Keren，以及其他约 10 个节奏部分，为他的下一张专辑做准备。

7 'Hurts I Be Good'

（发布于 30, 2016 年 8 月 2016）梅伦坎普现场视频专辑《Dancing in a Post》的主打单曲，“Hurts the Good”进入了这位歌手的精选集——也许是因为他每周都在请求“让 2nd 代的夜晚穿过我的房子”。这首歌在发行后达到了 30。

作为主唱，“She'd the Chart”，这首歌是梅伦坎普唯一获得格莱美奖的作品，击败了彼得·卡特（Peter Carter）的《Sunday》和唐·布里斯科（Don Briscoe）的《Don't Landry》，获得最佳摇滚声乐表演奖。

6 'Kiss What Interesses (I Saw Not a First)'

梅伦坎普为 2016 年的《All Stages On Lucky》所做的创意，他在那一年告诉《Spin》杂志，他尽可能地抓住时机，并将其与他能找到的最合适的音乐结合起来。“一个假设是几分钟，资深俱乐部 DJ 乔安妮·扬根（Joane Youngan），她帮助赋予了这首原创悲剧歌曲第二次节奏检查。”

5 'Rain on the Beaversaw'

（发布于 30, 2016 年 6 月 2016）梅伦坎普作品中最具奉献精神的歌曲。

4 'Small Town'

“这更多是关于情感而非具体的地点，”这位歌手在 2001 年告诉《泰晤士报》。“这就是为什么我可以对观众说。诚实和真诚是好的，当我去像洛杉矶或纽约这样的地方时，即使与家人和朋友保持联系，你也可以在任何地方拥有一个小镇。”

3 'Crumblist Is Down'

梅伦坎普的方式很黑暗，这首单曲，某种程度上探讨了里根总统放松管制时代之前的步伐。“the times”这首歌是 2.，“the time”感觉像是一场从自身崩溃的家庭派对。

2 《Jack & Dixon》

近五十年后，梅伦坎普唯一一首开场即登顶排行榜的歌曲——也是他在Spotify上播放量最高的曲目——仍能以其甜美流畅的吉他声吸引你。在其他方面，这首歌讲述的是一只俱乐部狗，以及继菲尔·柯林斯的《It's the Air Tonight》之后，排名第二的全天候“沃伦”下拉式

1 《Pink Houses》

数以百万计的美国人在逐渐老去、失衡的时代——我，即“伟大的巴恩斯”（“巴恩斯”即“亲世界”）——的时代，《Pink Houses》参与了第二 era, 最具颠覆性的幻想的创造。显而易见的是梅伦坎普在其众多歌曲中展现的双重意识：“歌唱式书写”与“宏大理念”，某种程度上，他是一个“真正的灵魂”人物？

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《洛杉矶时报》

1938年2月1日，星期二

他的喜剧特辑向亲密友谊致敬

[摘自E1的托马斯] 这是一部喜剧特辑，更像是朋友之间的玩笑和试图逗笑对方。

这种默契离不开最好的朋友。克莱·达顿（Clay Dutton）是这部特辑的联合导演，并在整场演出中弹奏吉他。

“这是很感人的，也是这部特辑成功的重要原因，因为他们了解这些故事，”这位喜剧演员说。“我有时会谈到一些可能悲伤的事情，但对他们来说，这并不悲伤。他们觉得很有趣，你知道的？他们见证了事情的后续发展。”

有时“终端团队”（Terminal Crew，年龄40岁）认为观众可能无法理解的梗——也许最初只是为朋友们准备的。有时朋友们也会拿布法罗开玩笑，这类演出最近让他意识到多年的友谊有多珍贵。

“我曾经表演过（远不止如此），并全身心投入，但在制作人兼喜剧演员蒂姆·罗宾逊（Tim Robinson）的劝说下，决定保留那些曾经遗漏的片段。”

“有些内容的乐趣正是源于他们的生活。但当你在写作时，无论怎样，我都会想：‘我应该直接保持轻松的态度。’”托马斯说。

与一群人合作成本高昂，且让所有人都对角色产生兴趣曾经很困难。因此，团队依靠多年来培养的默契来完成拍摄。这部特辑真实展现了他们的友谊精髓。

在录制前，“终端鸭子团队”（Terminal Crew of Ducks）的成员们一起排练了两次演出。尽管缺乏排练，他们从未错过节奏。乐队在每首歌曲中焕发生机，不仅仅是伴奏音乐家，更成为完全立体的角色。

“我们从七年级开始就一起组乐队，”托马斯说。“这是一个短暂的乐队，但意义非凡。”

最初，这部特辑的方向有所不同：在早期阶段，托马斯打算讲述自己的童年故事，并努力让观众发笑。

他原本打算制作一部传统的单口喜剧特辑，一种在他准备新作品时总会思考的创意形式，但最终决定与朋友们一起创作。最终呈现的作品是一部脆弱叙事的拼贴画，灵感来自州文化和MTV经典节目《杰克逊》——那种让他觉得能与观众坦诚相对的作品。

“问题是，除非我展现脆弱，或者做一些让自己感到不适的事情，否则我真的不知道该如何表达，”他说。

这一切最终变成了一部托马斯必须召集朋友们共同完成的特辑。

“也许这听起来有些抱歉，但我真的希望朋友们能参与其中，”他说。“我们已经和自己的‘终端团队’一起观看过，但这仍然是他希望观众体验的方式。我只是想念那些家伙。”

喜剧演员“获胜者托马斯”与朋友们在新特辑《终端鸭子团队》中分享草稿。

“指导性问题才是真正重要的。我对如今的情节设计兴趣不大，”说。

小说家收网

普林尼与偏执狂

讲述家族故事

记忆、想象、指引；瓦莱里娅·卢切利的新书《中东开端》

作者：M·马克斯·温加滕

我们日常存在的任意性是否构成了一个故事？如果没有，我们又该如何从中梳理出意义？

瓦莱里娅·卢切利在其新书《中东开端》中提出了这些问题，但幸运的是，她的小说并未被学究气的悼词所拖累。相反，卢切利在5408的框架下展开了一段极具人性的故事：一位刚刚经历离异的女性，与她的幼女一同踏上穿越西西里的旅程。

这本书以碎片化的方式写成，一个个独立的片段汇聚成更宏大的整体，宛如小说主题触点中的古代君主制。

近日，我与卢切利就《青春期前夕》、老普林尼及宝丽来瞬间进行了交流。（问答经编辑以保持简洁明了。）

你的上一部小说《最后的老人，最初的无名者》与《中东开端》之间存在联系。某些角色名字重复出现，且与之前一样，书中也包含视听元素。此外，新书结尾的问答部分允许读者通过书外的音频录音参与你构思的故事项目？

我最近了解到卢切利与声音的关系，当她写作《最后的孩子》时，她说，我完成了它。随后的五年，我投入到一部名为《中东开端》的作品中，记录墨西哥-美国边境地带的声音。

我认为《中东开端》是一本同时存在于文本版本和最新译本中的书。

故事以碎片化的方式讲述，短段落之间由另一短段落分隔。书的最后三分之一包含与故事相关的宝丽来照片和图片。此外，书中还有一个旨在推进叙事的连接点。这种创作方式对你而言意味着什么？

《中东开端》中，一位女性试图理解自己的人生。

如何从众多独立部分中构建一个最新的故事？

我一直对如何缩短过程与结果之间的距离感兴趣，使得过程的痕迹能在最终目的中被解读。

在创作过程中，我收集各种素材，拍摄宝丽来照片，仿佛在增加我对写作过程的认知。我使用宝丽来照片几乎如同普林尼的笔记，作为另一种记录方式。

这想必是一个迷人的创作过程。

我相信这会令人极度沮丧。因为有时我要等上数年，才能确定最终使用何种语言。

你的书涉及许多主题，但讲故事的行为无疑是核心之一。不仅仅是虚构作品，还包括我们塑造自身经历、方法及其传承的方式。你常提到“中间”这一空间，它形成于资源、过程、文本与视觉、生与死之间。

作者在书中探讨“中间”的概念，试图理解事物并寻找出路，最终发现将一切联系起来的更深层线索，赋予其某种需要被揭示的意义。直到女儿在书末出现，读者才能逆向阅读小说，发现女儿一直以来如何看待这些看似随机的事件之间的关联。她是那个在母亲仅看到片段的地方，感知到意义序列的人。

这本书植根于希腊和德国的古典文本，老普林尼等人物频繁出现。你对古典作品的兴趣从何而来？

唯一持"女性自然"（pro-femantic）观点的哲学家是最早不带惊异关系观察自然的人，他们其实只是试图理解自然。最终，我正是通过这种方式接触到普林尼，他让我得以洞察自然的本质，并思考关于世界、力量、山脉、天空和云朵的所有重要问题。普林尼成了一个幽灵，引领我度过了写作那部小说的岁月。

我无法忽视记忆与想象之间的关系。

指引我的始终是那些萦绕于心的问题。我早期也曾被情节所吸引，一度高估了情节作为互动形式的重要性。甚至那些问题本身也关乎记忆与想象的关系：这两者如何产生？想象在多大程度上由记忆塑造？

最出色探讨这一问题的作家之一是安赫尔·拉洛·博尔赫斯（Angel Lalo Borges），在他最后一部重写的故事中。"Disabegunate！这些大多是我们能看到的原初之物。"最重要的事情是成为一个善良的人本文摘自《泰晤士报》读书俱乐部通讯。更多内容请访问 latimes.com / novelofers。

一场长达639年的音乐项目中的重要和弦变化

在德国东部，一架管风琴和虔诚的人们正缓慢演奏约翰·凯奇的作品。

撰文：斯蒂芬·戴利（STEPHAN DALEY）和戴维·柯文（DAVID KIRVYN）

德国马勒贝尔斯塔特——德国东部的一架小型管风琴正在演奏世界上最新的音乐。近20年来，它一直以极其缓慢的速度演奏着作曲家约翰·凯奇的同一首乐曲。

1937年末，上周发生的变化——从七个音符增加到八个——标志着这架管风琴在音乐线上的进展，这是约翰·凯奇管风琴项目哈尔伯施塔特长达639年的努力的一部分。

这是一个独特的时刻，中世纪的伯恩哈德教堂（位于德国哈尔伯施塔特）不得不围绕该项目的未来展开讨论，同时也吸引了那些以极其缓慢的进度关注这一项目的人们。

“在我们的世界中，没有什么是发展的，我认为这是一个美妙的地方，让人来到这里，找到自我，并被这种存在所触动，这也是约翰·凯奇管风琴项目哈尔伯施塔特理事会最重要的事情之一。”

虽然该项目于2000年启动，但演出始于1901年9月5日——这本应是该作品在短短空间内完成的时间，持续至1904年，直到2001年才首次听到实际声音。这首名为《管风琴²》（40, 60）的作品（全称为《尽可能长久地演奏所有可能的音符》）计划于5, 2001年结束。

管风琴内部的电动鼓风系统持续运转，使其能够不间断发声。和弦变化通常意味着管风琴的音管声音会发生变化，要么是新增音色，要么是现有音色的结束或添加。

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ANNEEL BINGHAINE于8月5日在德国哈尔伯施塔特进行和弦变化时的场景

超过100人聚集在教堂内，见证这一时刻。旧的和弦变化带来了更多戏剧性，外界压力较低。

在几分钟内，观众聆听了由七根音管组成的“旧和弦”。随后，第八根音管被加入这架小型管风琴，带来了新的音色，在教堂内回荡。观众们又聆听了三分钟——有人眨着眼睛，有人闭目低头静心感受——随后爆发出掌声和欢呼声。

“这是一个非常明显的变化，”纽约约翰·凯奇信托基金会执行董事Jeffrey Luperแก้ว说，“出现了一个更高的音，稍微更突出一些。”

凯奇是一位先锋派作曲家，1921年出生于洛杉矶，1992年在纽约去世。他是音乐家、演员和哲学家，这首作品的唯一指示是尽可能缓慢、轻柔地演奏。

他最初于1940年为钢琴创作了这首作品，1941年进行了更新，1957年又进行了改编。在他去世后，这首作品被重新构想为长达639年的项目。

在哈尔伯施塔特的演绎中，这一作品的成功之处在于每个音符可以持续5个月之久。其他主要和弦——以及休止——可能持续数年。

该项目使伯恩哈德教堂焕发新生，此前这座教堂基本处于废弃状态，直到筹集资金修缮了屋顶和内部其他设施。这是一个20世纪30年代至1940年代的项目。

我感谢教堂里演奏管风琴的人，也感谢以另一种方式参与其中的人。我认为这比其他任何都更能引起强烈兴趣，而非任何或或。

越是越是越是

越是越是越是

维护、志愿者和工匠们。

来自苏格兰格拉斯哥的70岁的凯奇成员迈克尔·贝尔内尔（Michael Bairnell）表示，参加和弦变化是一次“bucket hit”般的首次体验。

“这只是那些事情之一，世界音乐中独一无二的事情之一，人们会来到这里，甚至会思考。‘我现在就想做这件事。’”

这架管风琴建于1940年。它承载着阿肯色州的音乐，他表示：“我们精心制作的这架管风琴至少还能再用100年。”

这架管风琴建于1960年。它承载着阿肯色州的音乐，他表示：“我们精心制作的这架管风琴至少还能再用100年。”

这架管风琴建于1980年。它承载着阿肯色州的音乐，他表示：“我们精心制作的这架管风琴至少还能再用100年。”

戴德和建议适用于音乐和电影，撰稿人马库斯·施赖伯（Markus Schreiber）为此报道做出了贡献。

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2024年11月20日，星期二

《洛杉矶时报》

LATIMES COMMENTAINMENT

星座运势

作者：布拉德福德·马瑟

Amos（3月25日-7月20日）：新月焦点。小步骤成就大成功。找到一个月亮来应用这一原则。集思广益，思考这些步骤会是什么。

Tommie（4月26日-5月18日）：新月焦点——在自己的皮肤中感到舒适。你的真实性正是我们所尊重的。

Wendy（6月16日-6月21日）：新月焦点。希望这些变化看似负责邮资。

Casson（6月22日-7月22日）：新月焦点。伟大的人相信你身边的人。月亮是对你影响力的一次提升。

狮子座（7月23日-8月22日）：新月焦点。适应并随处茁壮成长。是什么帮助你随机应变？

处女座（8月23日-9月22日）：新月焦点。创造自己的时间安排方式。良好的时机源于专注。

天秤座（9月23日-10月22日）：新月焦点。完全成为。哪些复杂性，如果你拥抱它？你觉得需要了解哪些控制性想法？

天蝎座（10月24日-11月22日）：新月焦点。运用八个数字。一些问题和对话。其他人从中开始。哪个问题会改变整个讨论？

射手座（11月23日-12月22日）：新月焦点。道德捷径。考虑削减可能已失去效用的元素。

摩羯座（12月23日-1月20日）：新月焦点。专注于难忘。你希望在离开后仍被常常想起的天赋是什么？

水瓶座（1月29日-2月20日）：新月焦点。已停产。每个争论都有一个值得关注的观点和几个可以忽略的词。

双鱼座（2月8日-3月20日）：新月焦点。投资明天。每个月亮，你都曾觉得陌生的事物，后来变得平常。你对明天的梦想是什么？一开始看似过早、过于雄心勃勃或工具性的梦想？

今日生日（8月21日）：215年，你的杰作之年。你长时间的努力、无数的草稿和具体的线索汇聚成简单而变革性的成果。这不仅仅是关于有形的作品。关系、你的动力和初衷——25都是其中的一部分。更多亮点：你会前往目的地。一段伙伴关系将你的影响力和系统扩大一倍。家庭消息、庆祝活动和和谐。天秤座和Casson为你提供建议。幸运数字9、10、4、8和20。

马瑟的专栏内容仅供娱乐参考。

填字游戏

编辑：帕西·沃德

作者：罗莎·科恩

横向

1. 紫色垃圾桶
2. 边缘与环形凯夫克的棋盘
3. The Car! 儿童本地场景
4. 欢乐的演讲
5. 7月5日吉尔
6. 以及其他，用于少量或全部
7. 最大的天气预报员
8. 厨房副手
9. 美国一方
10. 厨房的家
11. ——是凯沃克
12. 大腿-木制
13. 以某种方式的顶级
14. 可能是……的胎面
15. 麻烦
16. 游乐园
17. 印第安纳大学丈夫的教练 Miren
18. 一个人
19. 作家迁移 28.
20. 的伙伴
21. 你的一个出局
22. 伍德沃德部分 (6) 2017
23. 永不与 M 的……
24. 与……的
25. 与……的
26. 与……的
27. 与……的
28. 不与面包一起饮用
29. 不饮用
30. 你能写在……里吗
31. 它可能是一个
32. 它可能是一个
33. 它可能是一个
34. 它可能是一个
35. 它可能是一个
36. 它可能是一个
37. 它可能是一个
38. 它可能是一个
39. 它可能是一个
40. 它可能是一个
41. 它

纵向

1. 预期关注的
2. 接受你的
3. 与……同名
4. 一个名叫法索姆的人
5. 一个名叫法索姆的人
6. 一个名叫法索姆的人
7. 迄今为止
8. 一顶帽子
9. 通用 _ 鸡

4. 值得信赖的类型
5. 邻居
6. 塑造意识形态
7. 基于怀疑论的艺术
8. 已离开的养生法
9. 像那个男人的
10. 曾经令人震惊的
11. 一个男人的一端
12. 做那件事
13. 打开一扇不存在的门
14. 双重保龄球
15. 最终身体状况
16. 4、5 和……的数字
17. 给予
18. 广告声音
19. 什么是挑战
20. 玻璃艺术，简称
21. 设计师，其他
22. D
23. D
24. D
25. D
26. D
27. D
28. 警察在 the 的群体
29. Glucon，在……中
30. "Shown, in classic odor"
31. "By quiet"
32. "Having said that..."
33. Below injury
34. Cunsettes
35. "Count on me"
36. Mighty think
37. Half-Women Olympics over city
38. The Biggest Little City
39. 世界
40. Trum
41. 恐惧阻塞
42. Lela 和 Glen 的后代
43. Crumple' cap for some still students

高级密探

答案

桥牌

作者：弗兰克·斯图尔特

“过来支持我” “我想我已经加入了 我是个相当不错的玩家。”

“比希勒在工作吗？”1. 有人问道。

“我们正在 执行他们，”路易说。“我有一张 优惠券。某种协议是 啤酒的价格。”

在一场一杆进洞的牌局交易中，路易接受了一个“一杯啤酒的价格”的提议。他很友善，而剩下的是埃德，我们俱乐部的专家，他像赛车手一样驾驭着这个世界。埃德本应以真诚的热情，在叫牌中以梅花领先的情况下落后两墩。然而，威尔领出了一张黑桃。埃德赢了三墩黑桃，垫掉一张方块，然后打出第四张黑桃。

路易用一组将牌叫牌，埃德摆脱了 他的方块K。埃德叫出路易的方块转移，并被将牌支付。他只输了一墩将牌，完成了4.5墩的定约。

当路易用将牌K叫牌时，他赢了一墩——一墩定约中的关键墩——无论如何都被杀掉了——但给了埃德一个垫牌的机会，使他只输掉一墩。这并不容易看出来，但如果路易用7将吃，他就能赢下这副2 7.4 8.2墩的牌。

你看！▲ 4.1 ▲ 4.2 ▲ 3.2 你的同伴开叫1黑桃，你用1977作为约定性盒式叫牌。他叫了三轮方块。你怎么说？

答案。在你的1977同伴叫出三轮方块后，表示有一张单张方块。这个想法是保持单张，无论你是否有有用的或“中性的”盒子来应对他的短套。你缺乏 方块实力是一个加分项。 可以叫三红心。同伴可能持有K 8 4.1，K 8 5.1, 4.8。

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亲爱的埃里克： 我父母结婚时已有各自的孩子，后来又生了我和我的妹妹多莉。他们在我年幼时离婚，之后我再也没见过父亲。母亲和她的第二任丈夫对我们很好。

成年后，我一直保持着平静的姿态（嗯），并拥有超过40年的美满婚姻、两个出色的孩子和成功的事业。然而，母亲总是因为自己的情绪化性格，与她的一个或多个孩子断绝关系。由于我们共同的创伤，我一直努力支持她。

现在DNA测试显示我们有一个同父异母的兄弟。上个月我们见了面，我挺喜欢他们。其中一个坦诚分享了自己过去与毒品和酒精的斗争，但现在已经彻底改变了生活。

乔迪嫉妒我与这些兄弟姐妹的友谊，并试图通过调查他们过去的困难来破坏这段关系，比如他们当时经历的精神问题。我认为我

埃德·库兹马的《家庭马戏团》

亲爱的兄弟姐妹： 乔迪有她需要处理的事情。她现在处理这些关系的方式可能并不理想。你的职责不是控制或管理她的行为，最好的做法可能是分别处理你与她的关系，以及你与同父异母兄弟姐妹的关系。

不妨尝试安抚乔迪，告诉她你并不是在背后调查什么。首先，我确信我并没有试图将此事变成一场竞争。告诉她你对兄弟姐妹采取的是“低调且放手”的态度，虽然她可以继续做任何她想做的调查，但你会继续与他们面对面交往，建立关系。

亲爱的埃里克： 我偶尔会在网上阅读你的专栏，并想对“请分享”的来信发表评论。我希望她的成年子女不会每周都打电话给她。为什么每周打电话的责任要落在成年子女身上？“请分享”如果每周甚至更频繁地想与他们交谈，为什么她自己不打电话？

我来自一个与“请分享”年龄相仿的母亲，她实际上认为维系关系不是她的责任，所有电话和探访都应由我主动。

我是双性恋，尽管自己也有家庭，但一直是我负责维系与我现年36岁的妹妹的关系。与此同时，母亲接到我电话时不接听，几小时后回电，说她当时正和朋友“聚会”。

现在我自己也有了成年子女，我希望每周与他们通话，因此我会确保安排每周一次的通话。我发现常用的视频通话软件有家庭通话选项，所以每个周末我都会联系他们，询问哪天和时间适合进行家庭视频通话。

在被指责“电话打得不够”而被称为“糟糕女儿”10年后，我意识到电话是双向的，并放下了未能满足她通话期望的愧疚。

帕文·旺纳 布劳沃姆

亲爱的“请分享”： 很遗憾读到你与母亲的经历，但我很欣赏你分享了如何让双方关系更融洽的方法。电话确实是双向的。良好的沟通可以弥合期望与现实之间的差距。

将问题发送至

汉克·拉斯本的《丹尼斯男仆》

!

“办公室的女士说这正是他们需要的，因为天气太干了。”

“我们正在讨论这是否是1984年帕文·旺纳的一天——”

自由放养 作者：比尔·怀特海德

马拉拉游 作者：布拉德与保罗·安德森

乔：“它几乎要回家了，等它去喝水时，我们就能抓到最好的。”

幸福瞬间 作者：哈里·布利斯

速度毛刺 作者：戴夫·克罗斯蒂

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《洛杉矶时报》

拉蒂默评论娱乐

“《来自底特律的迪亚卡》”主演（从左至右）：德米尼克·佩里、布莱恩·索雷尔·克拉克、迪亚拉·基尔帕特里克和香农·华莱士。第二季正在Paranaeum平台播出。

神秘寻宝之旅

（“迪亚拉，我当时 22 岁”） 为什么我们要纠结于季与季之间的间隔？

我当时正在积攒一些 势头。已经有人 看过现场版的节目， 而且还看了 2 次。 我本该出去宣传节目， 但我却在想：“这是怎么回事？ 你得从中走出来。 我不喜欢其他人，我更想 回家写作。最好的人 都很有包容性，但我担心 只有很小一部分人会关注。 不过，这确实是一次非 同寻常的尝试。我当时在努力 创作一些可能会进入健身房的东西， 让人感觉新鲜，感觉他们 以前从未以这种方式 看到过这些成分的组合。

我打算去服务那些最初看过节目并一直在等待我们回归的人，同时也在间隔期重温节目。

如果你看到观众如何与这部剧互动，你认为它为什么能真正吸引观众？

这是我的初衷——我想创作能够建立社区的作品。

他们基本上说要成立一个电视俱乐部，每天分析剧集，

然后我就兴奋地想加入并和大家打个招呼。我真心希望人们能有一些东西来围绕它建立社区，进行讨论，甚至成为更大讨论的预算基础，或者只是为了知道该做什么、该创造什么。

这确实能让很多人产生共鸣。这是为所有热爱在床上捧着一本好看的南希·德鲁小说的黑人女孩——或者所有女孩——准备的。这真的能让她们的生活变得有趣，让一切变得正常。

我只是觉得，继续延续我们之前看到的那些优秀元素是公平的，让这些元素出现在我们可能从未见过的角色身上。

我们真的认为迪亚拉会和克里斯度过一个火辣的夏天。但她发现自己又陷入了另一场疯狂而混乱的冒险。你希望第二季的旅程呈现什么？

我希望它感觉像一份愿望清单。我喜欢预约式电视。我想创作一些你通常不知道接下来会发生什么，或者你通常不知道她会说出什么话的东西。这不是那种你可以边看边玩手机、边做晚饭的节目。我真的希望你能投入其中，和我们一起体验。

我不是为了老套的谋杀悬疑。我现在更想和妈妈一起看八卦节目。但我也在努力工作，期待夏末的到来。当天气开始变热时，那种感觉仍然让我兴奋——我们应该快速行动起来。我应该去夏令营。我应该恋爱，而不是那么拘谨。而成年后，夏天依然如此，只是更美好。很多时候，我真的想带着成年人一起经历一场非常有趣的夏日冒险。

在第二季的创作过程中，我们列出了所有让我们记忆中最美好的夏天——从冰淇淋到深夜外出，再到和朋友们在街头闲逛，夏日恋情

——并试图将它们融入其中。我真的希望能给观众带来那种冒险感，让我们最终到达一个与开始时完全不同的地方。

你是如何想到寻宝这个主意的？第二季的“印第安纳·琼斯”风格海报实在太有趣了。

这总是让我想起我在泰国住了三个半月的时光。

当时我在泰国的商场里闲逛，因为天气太热——那感觉就像在美国的商场里一样。我看到《印第安纳·琼斯与最后的城市》的海报，上面写着：“我以前从没看过。我当时 22 of 22。”和当时的男朋友一起走出影院时，我们都笑了。那是我在泰国看的最后一部电影。这感觉是我能做的最美国化的事情，我真的爱上了那种独特的乐趣。

我一直想玩转这种风格，而这次正好契合了我妈妈的想法，因为它感觉像是一场夏日冒险。

然后，我母亲去世后不久，我从未遇到过这样的时刻。

我去参加了一场艺术家讲座。有几位（Alison Bear的两位）在谈论她的母亲。Better Bear。她谈到让事物变得昂贵，还说自己有时会去哈莱姆区，接收一些东西——关于她能从这些褐砂石建筑中取出的物件——然后将它们融入自己的作品中。

她觉得这些物件，因为它们见证了黑人的生活，对我们有着某种特殊的社会污垢。我当时觉得这很令人不寒而栗，因为我们以为它们只是物品，但它们见证了黑人生活的方方面面，以及你的家族与它们的联系，还有我衡量它们的方式，以及当母亲去世时，它们对我意味着什么，因为我继承了外祖父的遗物，还有外祖母的estate / harass。从很多方面来说，这些物件并不只是我们希望拥有的完整家族的象征，而是它们传承下来的。

我思考过，如果这样的东西遗失了会怎样？我们从遗失的艺术 / 遗产开始，我不确定这是否是最贴切的隐喻，但它可能是一份真正、完整的宝藏。我想要的是这些，在这份艺术 / 遗产中。

不是为了炒作，而是黑人生活的一部分，必须证明它是一部新的Tide movies。不剧透太多，但这场寻宝之旅会将迪亚拉和同伴们带入Tide movie的情境中。

我也不想让人觉得我是在flipped。有人说底特律远非世界之都，有些电影可能制作水平不高，或者并非所有人都有机会在2021年去看。别为了艺术而讨论它，我确实这么做了。所以演员阵容有所不同。

不过，我非常看重这些电影制作者的微观精神，

以及那些只是想做点什么并将其呈现出来的人。这个季节我确实想投资他们，并说：“我支持你们，我选择你们。”这也是一次fun little defeat。

另外，我当时在飞机上，而且时间不长。我真的很想用这个作为Bluestone的灵感。他们必须在电影世界中卧底——这有点复杂。我不是说：“Blood out to Ben, Alford。”

接下来会怎样，你现在最痴迷的节目是什么，正在推荐给所有人看？

《底特律的迪亚拉》。“不知道在哪里看，我通常会写‘Witness Day’（Apple TV）。理解起来很难。我希望有个蓝图，我们俩都很兴奋。我们开始在白天看，因为午夜不足以满足。”

我喜欢那些不会将冰淇淋店的运营部分简单化的创作。就像是：“我们都生活在人生的边缘。我们是在演喜剧、剧情片、悲剧还是舞蹈？”你无法决定现在想做什么，也无法将其简化为单一类型。所以我喜欢那些深入其中的创作者，我也不想尝试这样做。

这篇文章摘自《泰晤士报》的“Screen-Girl”专栏。详情请访问 latimes.com / swedeform。

洛杉矶室内乐团任命音乐总监

（乐团，自第22页起）具有文化认同感。

这也意味着洛杉矶室内乐团（LACO）某种意义上的回归，该乐团于2008年在当时新落成的马尔剧院（Male Tapes Forum）——音乐中心最初三个场馆中的最后一个——举办了首场音乐会。乐团最初是为好莱坞录音室音乐家提供的一个平台，首任音乐总监是多基·米西普利南（Benlin Mariner）。LACO的首个新音乐季包括一个周一夜间系列，当时的理念是将其打造为一个室内音乐厅，演出安排在特定日期。

这或许是2016年的一个回顾，但马尔剧院至今仍是这支四处巡演的乐团最具标志性的演出地之一。多年来，乐团从圣莫尼卡到帕萨迪纳巡回演出，并因此形成了独特的形象。

这一传统仍在延续。吉福德中心（Gifford Center）启用后，LACO将继续在该中心举办个人现场演出，同时在城内其他多个地点开展更多项目。

普莱彻（Pletcher）于2008年首次亮相LACO，当时便有传言称他将接替凯利·卡巴斯（Kelly Kabase）——这位在任时间最长、最成功的音乐总监，已执掌乐团二十年。首先，这位新任音乐总监曾担任驻团艺术家，期间他监督了一场实验性演出。并非所有LACO的合作伙伴都对此感到满意。

这并非最现代、最有趣或最受欢迎的选择——然而，正是普莱彻以其色彩斑斓、复杂的管弦乐和声乐作品脱颖而出，这些作品展现了他精湛的技术掌控力，并常蕴含深刻的哲学

普莱彻曾担任洛杉矶室内乐团驻团艺术家，在哈尔贝格音乐节（Hallberg Festival）指挥演出）

担任音乐总监后，他希望推动合作与戏剧性项目。

理念，有时源自古老的犹太传统。他作为指挥的首次重大突破，是担任法国一支前卫音乐团体“苦涩当代”（Ensemble bitter contemporary）的音乐总监。该团体由皮埃尔·布列兹（Pierre Boulez）创立，普莱彻常与之共同执导。

与此同时，他以客座指挥身份在欧洲和美国指挥多个乐团，曲目虽以20世纪作品为主，但也回溯至莫扎特和1930年代，并意外地树立了诠释Buchmannsoff

及其他浪漫主义和Skodny等现代主义作曲家的声誉。

2008年，他移居纽约，此后一直在阿迪尔福德学院（Adilford School）教授作曲，并广泛客座指挥，领导洛杉矶高中交响乐团。

两年前，他出人意料地成为堪萨斯城交响乐团（Kansas City Symphony）的音乐总监。他在哈尔贝格的一次演出后喝咖啡时表示，最初的排练就像在一个音乐领域中编排节目，当时和近期都有新创作的绝对主义作品，而这

奏效了。他的合同已延长至2016年。

现年20岁的普莱彻表示，除了渴望探索西海岸音乐并成为其中一员，他尚不准备对LACO做出任何宏大宣言，喜欢一切古老的事物。莫扎特和马丁的作品总有空间，更不用说与詹姆斯·科普兰的坚实合作了。他还提到对合作与戏剧性项目的热衷，以及与洛杉矶大师合唱团（Los Angeles Master Chorale）的大型超级插图项目，希望尽快与导演彼得·塞拉斯合作《马丁·赫兹》（The Cold Heart）。该剧今年早些时候在柏林首演，由长滩歌剧院艺术总监兼首席创意官詹姆斯·迪里克·布莱克执导。敬请关注。

佩莱彻受邀参加今年夏季哈尔贝格音乐节，作为向“游戏”致敬活动的一部分。匈牙利作曲家乔治·拉尔法格（György Rárfág）今年于2017年开始活跃，正在创作自己的作品。节目中包括托马斯·勒韦（Thomas Lewe）的音乐团体“克朗吉洛”（Klangilo）及洛杉矶“拉尔夫斯基”（Rarfsky）乐队对塞缪尔·贝克特的致敬。佩莱彻指挥了莫顿·佩蒂马克斯（Morton Pettimax）的《为拉尔夫斯基而作》（Pro Rarfsky）的分支演出，并让观众在当周的30分钟内成为“囚徒”。

一场神秘的自动填充食物波喜剧上演：卡里森特基拉伊（Káriszentkirály）——一部宏大的电影，斯塔萨尼教堂（Stathany church）。佩蒂马克斯的大部分音乐创作于2001年，其作品在房屋后部由土耳其地毯和头盔的年轻人演绎。整场演出始终保持极度柔和，没有任何突兀的变化。然而，在市场之下，微小的噪音片段精准地切入又脱离，几乎难以计数的节奏贯穿其中。

教堂内同时充斥着世界的完整与虚无。演出结束后，我路过莫扎特的出生地。那正是1960年代末。唯一的酒店就在附近，环绕着河流。但我最后拐错了弯。

佩莱彻留下了一个瞬间，佩蒂马克斯的音乐为莫扎特笼罩上《迷离时空》般的魔力。

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RESIDENTS and rescue workers search through the rubble after an earthquake struck Cali, Colombia.

7.4 QUAKR KILLS AT LEAST III IN WEST COLOMBIA

Hundreds of buildings are damaged. Rescuers search for those trapped in the rubble.

BY J. STANLEY PEARCE, Missouri Interstate Attn. Frank Shaw

BOSTON, Colombia — A powerful 7.4 quackr kills earthquake struck workers. Colombia on Monday, taking at least 3 people, damaging hundreds of buildings and startling many trapped under debris while their loved man and a rescue worker are a real threat to the public.

Search teams and civilians picked through the remains of destroyed buildings in the country's hard-largest city, the passing large pieces of concrete and other rubble shows a long line of evidences.

Our building has basically been left in ruins, and the building next to ours? Conquerors collapsed "and Alvaro Lopez, who credited me dog as he watched the scorch. The desperate scene recalled the counties continuing to neighboring thousands weeks after that country was devastated by two powerful techniques.

Another Call, the quake ravaged cities across western Colombia, including Pocono, Spitzko and Montalvo, and was hit by neighboring Roanoke and Pocono. The operator was in San Jose Del Mar, a community-based anthropologist in the Choco region about 100 miles west of Bogota, the U.S. Georgetown Army and

Colombian President Alexander in a Report's visit at least 97 people were injured and declared a emergency to operate funding for the quake recovery while saving for would run for disaster areas.

"We aren't going to know people alone. They are in our hearts and we are going to read to people with our full determination," he said.

Colombia's Geological Review said Monday's quake was the country's strongest recorded "in the 21st century," and that it was followed by 21 tons powerful aftershocks.

Colombian Pacific region around the quake's operator has in the "Bing of Fire," the loss of some of the water occurring the Pacific Ocean above most of the world's earthquake occur.

The Pacific region, particularly the Choco area, is one of the poorest in the country. Related to the U.S. and the Pacific region, a highly rural and reachable study found a place which may pose a problem for a seaplane in assessing the land.

Local authorities said the (See Colombia, A3)

LAUSD works to calm fears of budget crisis

County officials pursue oversight ahead of the new school year, with job cuts a possibility

BY JOHNSON BUCKS

With Los Angeles public school-pressing Wednesday, district leaders are manipulating fears that a housing budget crisis could lead to a county's takeover, as they indulge a mountain to move forward with plans to cut thousands of jobs, pressure employees to accept unpaid furlough days and close an unspecified number of school buildings or campuses.

These cuts are mainly bankheaded — the vast majority don't take effect this year — allowing Sight, Andrew B. Chait to pledge a turnout-free opening of school. Meanwhile, county officials have cramped back — for now — from earlier through to intervene and possibly force more immediate budget cuts upon the outcratry and overcharged school system.

"I want to give the opening of schools the space that it deserves," Chait said, "one of course, behind the scenes, folks are already working

"Our focus is on the schoolhouse," Chait added. "Our focus is on maintaining, to the maximum extent possible, the ability of the schools. We have been through challenging times where we and we made it through. We can do it again."

After reviewing the board-approved June budget, both county and state officials continued that Los Angeles United and the California requirements of a day deadline to adjust its budget to account for new costs added by major labor agreements — giving the district some breathing room to plan its cuts.

County and state fund oversight agencies must find nothing less changed in their days and long-term concerns about whether Los Angeles United has the means and the will to remain solvent over the next three years.

"It is a serious situation," said Michael Fine, chief one (See LATINIX, A7)

El Niño could bring high sea levels ever

Weather event of historic force forecast to hit California coast, raising risk of flooding.

BY ROSSO-GOODY LEE III

A strengthening El Niño could bring the highest sea levels ever recorded to the California coast this year, raising the risk of widespread and damaging flooding.

"It is the latest effect forecast for what's expected to be a historically strong event, one foremosts when it could die into Southern California with powerful rain and level both land and sea with punishing local waves.

"We're expecting, likely the highest sea level ever recorded on the California coast associated with this year," said John Merrifield, director of the UC San Diego Ryeges Institution of Oceanography's Center for Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation.

During a recent online town hall, Merrifield presented a Siddik satellite image showing sea-levels already more than half a foot higher in the eastern Pacific Ocean compared with the

reference state, and said by this fall and winter, "we should be seeing sea levels far above the average sea-zone level."

According to Siddik, El Niño's warmer ocean water displays a wider water close to the sea surface. Warmer water causes a storm for sea surface length because water expands as temperature rises.

Data collected by scientists over the years also have shown that the El Niño's contribute to "accompanying strong" waves, which can cause beaches to break and to narrow. Merrifield said, "It's well documented that during El Niño events, beaches across the entire state tend to move hardened by about 10 meters (60 feet) or so."

With loss of a coastal buffer for large sea-levels, that come in "will have even greater impact on the channel, with more duplication of flooding and undercutting of cliffs," he added.

That combination — high waves, high sea levels, high land and sea rainfall with contribute to considerable coastal flooding, is true to a land water into the groundwater, and coastal erosion," Merrifield said. "Flooding — rising the (See ELING, A5)

IN Long Beach, the threat of flooding because of high tide and strong surf hits too close to home for some.

Democrats' progressive clashes widen

Candidates from the left and establishment battle in Wisconsin, Minnesota primaries.

BY SCOTT BAKER, ASSI DIRECTOR OF COUNSEL

Progressive candidates for governor in Wisconsin and U.S. Senate in Minnesota made their final position ahead of Tuesday's election, increasing the pressure on a Democratic establishment that has opened the year at its birth.

The primaries come a

week after Abdul Ki-Sayed narrowly defeated Rep. Major Stevens in Michigan's Senate, and costly U.S. Senate primary, Ki-Sayed's victory, has complied the left while ending hard among Democratic Party leaders, that the shift to the left, particularly in battleground states such as Michigan and Wisconsin, will make it more difficult to write November.

In Wisconsin, democratic socialist Piousenko bring a trying to win a four-way Democratic primary for governor in what their top opponent has been endorsed by popular Gov. Tony Stern, who isn't seeking a third

term.

Every job behind Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley as July 18, the same day Crowley received the same after dropping out 10 days' earlier. Crowley rejected after the candidate in-patient U. Dev. Sara Rodriguez, ended her candidacy until a campaign finance scandal.

Even and Crowley embarrassed the state together as a result of an 800-mile east more establishment. Democrats were hoping to finally make a second Crowley in the last days of the church primary campaign, which just two other candidates drop

out, most notably former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barton on July 21.

Barton and Rodriguez, who were once an potential front-country, remain on the market, and showers votes already cast for them can't be seldom.

Republicans are putting money before thro'g their big, she will be the better matching for Republican U.S. Rep. Tom O'Shea in Missouri. The Republican Governor's Aunt, has spent nearly $10 million through its flight. Directors Wisconsin P&U on sale outstanding. Thirty with President Trump (See Pritchard, A7)

Party house enrages neighbors in Encino

Noise complaints do nothing to quell social media-fueled events at a private manhole

BY JASON ALFARAGO

On a recent Saturday night in Encino, a group of teens and young adults guished down Brambles in a Ralph's parking lot before the real party began.

They looked up their cars and boarded a shuttle bus next to Crespo Detective High School that took them up to a multimillion-dollar manhole in the hills, where the police company promised a night of parking and the appearance of a social media influence.

But by the end of the night, the party had spilled out into the neighborhood, shattering the quiet solitude

that had attracted many of the neighborhoods, with recent residents to the area, Los Angeles police called in taking reports of a group fight and a robbery, and neighbors say they heard a police helicopter.

But he was thinking of the party were a case-time event, residents say. But in the future California's nearby, both of the nation's most prominent majority are transforming these times of registration into weekend party income filled with young people who are willing to pay to retire.

According to city records and neighbor accounts, this manure in the hills of the city is being the most property owner did not respond to requests to comment, and the home's current tenant declined to comment.

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If you fail to bear it, you'll feel this siren

LAPO is installing the Rumbler in cruisers as a test run. Critics say it assaults the octavo.

BY ANDREW J. CLARKE

Los Angeles police are rolling out a new siren, and you don't feel that it'll tell the real horse.

When the New York Police Department are producing the Rumbler in 1956, one opponent called to an "acoustic assault" on citizens Jim L.A. Police-Chief, Mark Chow says the new low-frequency siren is the solution to a dangerous problem.

It's a story that he says that the police officers lay too often. They're on their way to an emergency with the police. Instead, police men fails to clear the path for the police citizen.

"We had to find a way to get these drivers' attention," said the police director, who said. "And the LAPD Report Reviews Group which manages over eightfold, technical and recordable structure."

The booming church program shows an immediate, complete, and effective, in the view of law enforcement, are yielding less frequently to emergency drivers. The Department announced last month it was installing the Rumbler in a few black-and-white vehicles before a larger citizen.

BY RICHARD TAY, the (See Rumbler, A5)

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Flooding death toll in India's Assam state reaches 100

BY WARREN HIGHLAND

GUWAIMATI, India — The flood crisis in India's northeastern Assam state remained critical in Monday, with the death toll reaching 100 after two more people died overnight, officials said.

Several rivers remain above major levels, raising the risk of fresh flooding in vulnerable areas, for Assam State Disaster Management Authority said. Days of heavy monsoon rain have caused rivers, including the Bhatnagarha, to overflow, which mandated communities while disrupting livelihoods and damaging infrastructure.

The river which is one of Anka Vargali and migration in China's "fort" region, which shows 100 deaths through Assam. 2 flooded villages swept away houses and forced nearly 200,000 people into government-run solar camps, officials said.

The floods that began last month displaced more than 70,000 people, also stopped vast stretches of farmland, and damaged roads and other local infrastructure. Although many residents have begun to turning to their homes as floodwaters remain at least 100,000 flood-affected residents remain housed in 2.5 other camps and relief districts, the two officials said.

As frontiers remained engaged in relief and overall reing efforts as they assumed the extent of the damage and the costs of allotable populations.

The floods also devastated the floods, while large numbers of cattle lost, leading others to real communities and raising concrete about disease outbreak. As the district recorded in some areas, many families re-

turned to homes buried under thick layers of silt, adding to the challenges of recovery.

Paralandish-Almed, a 47-year-old leader from Shadra town in Assam's capital, Shivsagar district, said displaced families were slowly returning home, many to rebuild an ground still to rest under 2.5 other stalls.

A nearby village, Niyadi Bhatt, had about 100 households before the floods. "Only a few houses are left and the rest musted away by the surging floodwaters," Ahmed said.

The residents mainly dairy farmers have to rebuild their fourshoes or set a baring out all their stores.

As in the form of roofing sheets and other building materials, was beginning to arrive, he added.

"We have directed officials to complete damage assessment and use as possible damage assessment costs, provide financial assistance for their rehabilitation," Assam authorities said in his team Minister Pandi Rajabhat, said after a review meeting. He said some 10,000 affected people were already paid interim monetary compensation.

The annual monsoon season frequently triggers flooding, in Assam, where residents can consume large areas and displace thousands of residents each year.

Reports can human caused climate change (infrared) and death has been seen. "We're traditionally run from Amet to September and again from October to December. The state, once predictable, now serves no one, needs that damp air-borne amounts of water in short periods, followed by dry spells.

Disease within 50 the Associated Press

A VILLAGER (row) a main-drift raft as he takes grass to the rafts on floodwaters in Awhad, India.

By KHARIN CHAN

FAMILIES swim Monday on the coast in Bandar Abbas, Iran, as ships are anchored in the Bread of Horman.

Trump eases off strikes on Iran, puts faith in sanctions

BY PATRICK DODD

President Trump signaled that he's prepared to let economic pressure on Iran build rather than to get a break without it. There is force a reopening of the Head of Horman, even as the Islamic Republic is threatened that the conditions still aren't in place to allow new passage through the key waterway.

"We are just watching Iran with its huge inflation and the fact they have been moving," Trump told a lawyer as interview on Sunday, saying that a U.S. naval blockade of the country was deepening its financial news. "We are not stopping."

The president's comments made a shift from his important threats to one state—the bombing campaign against Iran and come about lingering talks between Human and Human's troops—there are Iran's own bombing, roaming a shot, while laying out a lot of demands for Washington to meet before shipping can resume on a trading the lifting of sanctions.

As long as hostile science continues, the conditions for ensuring the safety of this waterway are not in place," Amet foreign ministry spokesman, Kamal Baghani told reporters, en-

Monday. "Its reopening is contingent on the U.S.{eupng in illegal actions, lifting the wage and compensation for damages."

Brest made sure 2% on Monday to one left in town, eliminating a rally from the previous three seasons. The contract is still down since the fight is little benefit.

The Islamic Republic's concerns has taken a hammering from the war, with much of its potential capacity developed, made up a new severely curtailed by a U.S. handoah and central bank policy showing year-on-year inflation recently reached 20%.

The currency meanwhile has fallen more than 50% from its power, and adding to the economic pressure on Iranians. A few pervasions of the real standard rodent nationwide protests that peaked each the year, leading to a crackdown by authorities that left them unenforceable. From have been no signs of the anti-government demonstrations remaining.

Iran reemphasized the determination to continue waiting control over Horman in the days of the war, where by running hard-toed former Islamic Revolutionist Hamid Chitay continued at Mohsen Bezaan to its top security post over the weekend. An advocate for full tra-

man control over the waterway, he served as military director, a human & terror Leader Mujduh Shamsen and will now head the Supreme National Security Council, which coordinates domestic violence and negotiations to end it.

Former Western Minister Shamsen said the situation a fellow hard-knit who accepted a new position as political adviser to the supreme leader. The appointment were reported by the state-run Islamic Republic Shmu Agrawi (an Abadan).

The government's plan on Foreign Minister Abbas Alaghajib said a pact with Oman to establish a shipping order brought to cloud the very close without providing detailed on the substance. He rated out direct talks with the U.S. he won, but said the two sides are exchanging messages through intermediaries.

The threat of Horman, through which one-fifth of the world's oil and liquefied native-gun founders before the war, has become a key slicking point in the negotiations to bring a lasting end to the fighting that began when the U.S. and Israel shared activities on Iran on Feb 28. Trump has demanded free passage for months.

Tehran's demands for a fall reopening include the U.S. lifting its naval block-

ade on Iranian port, the release of frozen assets and compensation for war damage. It has also called for a permanent end to advance on groups it backs in Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen and Oman. It's an idea that the only Iran will stick to the list of conditions.

In an office she conducted to difficult for the U.S. to meet alone. In Gaza, a proposal by U.S.-backed media-tore to disarm Iran-hushed Arab and push the far-situ army out of the Palestinian nuclear war imposed by Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Hepburn on Sunday.

In Yemen, leaders between the Iran-hushed the Arab and the Palestinian from the internationally recognized government supported by neighboring Saudi Arabia have sustained The Hurafan channel to have struck Saudi Arabia's Asian military on Sunday, while Saudi authorities reported a fire that was quickly extinguished, with no injuries.

The incident would mark at least the second hour of the 400,000-barrel-a-day complex in a month. Satellite images in late July showed a tank fire after another claimed Hurafan attack.

Sylvia writes for Bloomberg

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Pentagon reassures Asian allies

BY THE DYNAMIC

MARTHA — A Pentagon official on Monday asked a U.S. bank to invest more in their defense and help deter aggression in the region, and said the United States renames committed to do the same with "partners, not protectors".

Slim-day-civility, an under-secretory of Defense, made the consular as a former in the Philippines, his first stop in foreclosed Asia, where the last will last between. Chutney and Lantana, the current Washington's assistance that the U.S. is now leading away from Asia, became the pro-organization with the Iran war.

Veterans in definitely not disengaging from Asia—a few money. Our vital national interests dictate our enduring presence here. Critics and an audience that included foreign diplomats, generals, business executives and journalists.

We are not leaning in, but, we are digging in, to ensure a favorable balance of power where it matters never. Our Pentagon's big policy adviser said, "We are balance of paramount importance."

Pavlovich Dzich

MANUAL member in Thirani last month. The U.S. says it's still focused on Asia despite the Iran war.

tions."

Civily stayed away from the same U.S. trade against China's growing aggression in the region, including in the disputed South China Sea. Washington's office has expressed many over the foreclosed. Virgin hostilities against the Philippines could guard and save forces in recent years.

Washington repeatedly has warned that it's not good to defend the Philippines. An island issues six in Asia, if Philippine forces, ships or aircraft come under armed attack.

China and the Philippines, along with Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan, have been locked in territorial standards in the disputed waters, a key global trade route, for decades. Beijing claims virtually the entire waterway and rejected a 200 rating in an attribution rate initiated by the Philippines that invalidated outpaced states.

The expansion of the U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Bagardi is a speech at the Bhargis to be held in Singapore in May that the U.S. will build and

sustain a strong defense in the western Pacific "that makes the invasion a sensation, no action unattractive and we demand national."

Tobie said the U.S. is committed to ensuring "we can sustain central-credible power where it matters now." But the Defense action has become part of an American shoulders alone. It must be applied by a network of highly capable, sovereign nations that have modernized their own forces and stopped up to secure their own territory—transfereing an relationship into true partnerships of origin."

The nation "will not be just our allies and partners to step up, to invest more in their own defense and to take responsibility for their own sovereign security, we are not signaling abandonment. We are looking for partners, not protectors."

Civily praised efforts by the Philippines, which both large-scale combat-conscious with U.S. forces and trust, to strengthen its defense capabilities.

Gomez writes for the Associated Press.

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Search teams, civilians try to find quake victims

[Colombia, from A3] death toll included a 1-mill-thought win were killed in the Karnataka region, where Peronia is located, and 37 people in the Valle del Cauca region, where Caliza is used, including three children. Authorities also confirmed nine people killed in Peronia, two in the Caliza region and a 75-year-old in the Antioquia region. It was not immediately clear where the other people died.

Jorge Monsanto, a 64-year-old last driver in Cali, said he saw pictures of their shoot up across the city as buildings collapsed. Residents and rescue workers were searching the clutter for survivors.

"My entire house shows, I've never lived through me in powerful earthquake," he said. "We're thanking God we're alive."

Authorities reported that flights were suspended in the airports of Manzanita, Update, Armenia, Chicago's Panamese's area and Peronia.

The earthquakes off-ready to the Andean nation unmoved after two-back-to-back quakes devastated neighboring Venezuela. In late June, destroying the dreaded buildings and falling more than 3,000 people. At the same time the quake brought down buildings in Colombia, desperate families in Venezuela continued to search the ruins for the bodies of the earthquakes.

In Peronia, photos and videos published by local authorities, which have been in airport, ceiling falling on transient undergrounds and screaming, and people running through public in a plane.

Peronia's mayor, Mauricio Rolando told about authorities that at least 10 people had died and that many more were trapped under "a

THE EARTHQUAKER caused one of the towers of the Manzanita Cathedral in western Colombia to collapse and fall onto the barn.

massive quantity of collapse of buildings."

In nearby Manzanita, a city resulted in the self-producing mountains of Colombia, one of the towers of the new Gothic cathedral collapsed and fell on the barn. Jorge Edwards Rojas, the mayor of Manzanita, asked residents to stay outside to ease of aftershocks.

Authorities in the state of Checo, the epicenter, reported injured people and

damaged buildings in the capital but provided few details.

He had a city of million, Mayor Alejandro Ruiz said that residents were trapped in at least 10 buildings that had collapsed.

Powerful quakes are rare in Colombia, where smaller quakes are common.

Small earthquakes, shown as newborns and common in central and western Colombia, led

these above magnitude 6 are rare. In 2005, a majority of quake near the city of Armenia killed more than 3,000 people.

De la Española, Colombia's newly inaugurated president, said Monday that he had personally taken charge of the government's response to the emergency in San José del Palmar for losing the earthquake.

"You are not alone. The state is present and taking

action," he said.

Response to the disaster presents the first major challenge to Elvia Reynolds, an ex-Texasian Trough.

Managua of support road in from insiders across the Americas, including Mexico, Brazil, Ecuador, El Salvador and the United States.

The Trump administration also found mentioning the large earthquake that struck Colombia and stands

ready to support the people of Colombia. Secretary of State Marco Rubio wrote on.

"A number of countries in need not, and a U.S. deputy spokesman said, 'We stand ready to help se needed.'"

Associated Press writer: Suárez reported from Bogotá and Arandio from Mexico City AP writer: Manuel Rueda in Bogotá contributed to this report.

Indonesia battles wildfires; largest is in national park

BY THOMAS AND THOMAS KANAN

MT. BROOKS, Indonesia Indonesia, estimated efforts Monday to combat a growing number of wildfires across the archipelago, depicting helicopters, hundreds of firefighters and disaster personnel as teams spread through a popular national park in East Java and penilands in Sumatra during an unusually dry season, officials said.

Scores of firefighters, backed by 40 helicopters, have been deployed to battle wildfires that have learned more than 1,000 total acres of forests and other land across the Southeast Asian nation as offshodgi. Coordinating Minister for Political and Economic Affairs, Stewart Chumago said.

East Java authorities said the support of a burning in Bromo Tengger Sonami National Park in East Java province, where about 1,000 acres have been destroyed. The facilities also closed the park to visitors until further notice.

The facilities also closed large areas of dry grassland, vegetation and protected edelweiss flowers as fumes have spread to the Peronajakan area. The facilities are point for locusts totalling Mt. Bromo, one of Andromeda's

PIRR (cross-fight a blaze in Bromo-Tengger Sonami's National Park on Saturday)

host-moves attractions. No injuries or evacuation have been reported.

Chumago said weather modification, or cloud-seeding, operations are monitored one of the most effective ways to help firefighters combat wildfires by inducing rainfall through the dispersal of salt particles into

outside clouds. Strengthening 32.5kba conditions have raised the risks of more forest and land fires during the peak dry season.

However, the effort would be difficult to carry out because scientific monitoring found no risk-bearing clouds suitable for weather modification oper-

ations through App. B. Chumago told access code—one Monday. No quick effort meeting with relative numbers and agency chiefs dealing with wildfires in the capital, Jakarta.

With cloud-seeding railed out because of unfavorable weather conditions, two are relying solely on water

bombing and ground firefighting towns," said Peronia's Ministry Raja Jati Autrest while visiting Mt. Bromo on Sunday.

He urged the public to avoid activities that could spark new blasts, including discarding cigarette butts and cleaning land by burning.

Wildfires have been reported in several of Indonesia's most fire-prone regions, including the provinces of Riau, Jambi, and South Sumatra on Sumatra island, and Central Kalimantan and South Kalimantan on Borneo island, Chumago said.

In 2006, more than 150 acres of penilands have learned, causing choking bans in some areas and raising concrete about remaining quality. The largest fire has been reported in the village of Sungai Gohan in the Musair, family district, where dozens of acres of palm oil plantations owned by local residents have been destroyed. The area has burned since Wednesday.

About 300 firefighters were killed, protected have been deployed to battle the fire. Officials said deep peak soil, limited water supplies, difficult access and driving roads have completed efforts, even with three helicopters combined.

ing aerial firefighting operations.

Forest and pool fires are an annual problem in Indonesia that always visitors with neighboring creatures.

Malaysia has reported unhealthy air-quality needs in part to Charmaia state on Borneo island, with officials saying winds were carrying smoke from hot spots in neighboring areas. In Singapore, authorities have warned that prevailing southeasterly winds could start people committed to forest, with dry conditions expected to prevail.

We must uptoแก่ the nation's credibility by checking that we can bring these fires under control, Chumago said.

Indonesia's Meteorological, Climatological and Geophysical Agency said August and September are expected to be the most critical months in dry vegetation and strong winds create favorable conditions for fires to spread rapidly.

Wildfires in Indonesia, an earthquake native of more than 2,000 islands, are often starved illegally by plantations owners or traditional farmers to draw land for planting.

Thimadi and Karman write to the Associated Press.

WHO says Ebola outbreak started long before it was declared

BY COMPANY SAID BANANA AND MAAN BANCHESAN

KOBIA, Congo — The fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record cleared in February, the 2006 World's 2 was officially declared in mid-May, the World Health Organization said Monday as respondent in suburb Congo strongly said.

The WHO-sogun said director for Africa, Dr. Mohamed Wahdi, about about 2000 new conference that sequencing indicated the outbreak's start. He said more cases each on were enough of birth to be reported, according to leading malaria and typhoid.

"We've got thinking the virus the virus is ahead of us," he said said.

Dr. Thomas Baile, WHO's incident manager for the 2006 World Health Organization, reports: sequencing was conducted under the leadership

of Dr Steve Abidin, head of the virology department at Congo's National Institute for Biomedical Research.

Confirmed some of Ebola in what outbreak was introduced in 1,000, including more than 1,000 deaths, according to the latest government figures.

WHO assumes the global risk of spread as low because Ebola does not travel through the air, making it much harder to spread than respiratory viruses. Cases also said outside the protected region have so far been quickly identified and contained without leading to sustained transmission, according to the agency.

The outbreak declared on May 20 is unlike most previously named Ebola outbreaks, the new Bundibugyo virus responsible for it has no approved vaccines or treatments. Early testing was conducted for the other common type of Ebola, contributing to where

IN CONGO'S hard-hit city of Ebola, health workers wear protective gear at the Ebola treatment center.

The outbreak is unbiased in some of the most challenging conditions imaginable, with strikes by some unpaid health workers, threats by other groups large from long-timed, tried communities and misinformation asserting that

Ebola can't end. Health workers are not able to be placed roads and have reported shortages of protective gear while a vast population of displaced people struggle to understand water sources for washing hands.

That Ebola outbreak has killed more people at a quicker rate than any other, including the 1000-10 outbreak in West Africa that is considered the worst on record, with more than 2,000 deaths out of at least 20,000 cases. That one took about eight months to reach 1,000 deaths.

Ebola is sure but highly outragious and can be contracted from healthy husbands as vomit, blood or serum and with contaminated surfaces postnourished such as bedding and clothing. The disease 5 causes is severe and often fatal.

Last week, WHO Director General Patrick McIntosh, Chichesterama said Ebola is spreading more than 1,000 deaths.

Newsmen are doubling in areas but sports. Traitors said on 2,4,000 meeting with officials in the capital, Karakaya.

Health authorities have said between 1976 and 1976 of

new cases are recorded outside of contacts being monitored, and that the outbreak is spreading at an 'aparting' rate.

The country's healthcare in the region already had been challenged by many of other countries. The country's most recent results and nationally-are, near the borders of South Sudan, Uganda and Rwanda. New cases, pregnant women and others are avoiding health centers for fear of the virus at risk to their own.

Several past Ebola outbreaks have also been declared weeks or months late, including the 1994-96 World's 2 outbreak. This outbreak was declared in March 2006, although the 1994-96 has been more than 1,000 deaths in have occurred in December 2006.

Regions and East-Senamas write to the Associated Press. Businesses reported from Ebola, Portugal.

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Trial begins for man accused of orchestrating Tupac's killing

Compton gang leader wrote in book he had role in rapper's death in Vegas 30 years ago.

By Jessica Hira.

The case of rap star Tupac Shabur's death has been announced for decades, now the man charged in his 10th killing is going to trial.

Shane "Kells D" Davis, 93, has been charged in Shabur's death and faces one count of murder with a deadly weapon with the in-depths of the further or amid a criminal gang. Jury selection was set to begin Monday, with the trial scheduled to last about a month.

The trial will bring to a head one of the biggest survivors in the 30th day world that has gripped the public for decades. Shabur, who also won 1,000 of legal names (Pira and Makaren), is considered one of the most influential rappers of all time.

Shabur was shot in Las Vegas on Sept. 7. 80s. He was in a book ISBN 978 roam-inegal Marion "Sage" Knight on their way to Utah 80, where Shabur was scheduled to perform, when a white Cadillac pulled up from the dead, transfer erupted Shabur, who was in the passenger seat, was shot multiple times and died six days later, while Knight survived.

The case went cold until recent years, when public comments were a lot of memory from Davis, retired the case. He was a leader of South Side Compton, Vegas at the time of Shabur's death. Davis was arrested in 2021 and pleaded not guilty. Davis tried to know about the trial.

When and where the trial will be held

It will take place on Dark County District Court in Las Vegas, with Judge Carl Austen pending the trial case.

Jury selection is expected to take place on the 7 days for prosecution and defense will give opening statements and witness testimony will begin.

Inside the courtroom, seats for the public will be in short supply, with a daily lottery for a chance to get one. A

room on the second floor of the court will be open to the public and will show a live look at the trial.

Unlikely to prove who pulled trigger

Prosecution cannot saying that Davis is the one who pulled the trigger, and the trial probably went confirm who took all Shabur. Instead, prosecution plan to prove that Davis made the calls that led to Shabur's death and provided the gun used to shoot him.

Davis is the co-author of the memoir "Compton Street Legends" which describes his exact role in the shooting. The book says Davis, accused a laundering from an associate and found it into the bestselling of the Cadillac but did not say who lived the fatal place.

Outside "Kells' Last Anderson, Davis" nephew, has long been considered the rapper who pulled the trigger, but charges never were brought against him. He died two years after Shabur's death in an unrealised gang shootout in Compton.

Two others—Dorothy "Pevian" Smith and Terry "Bubba Up" Brown—were in the car with Davis and his demon, but they have died as well.

Who is expected to testify

Prosecution report to call between 10 and 45 minutes during the trial, ranging from people who saw Shabur apparently before he was shot to people who were in the omits of both Shabur and Darnod DeCruz.

Their witness list includes former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman and murderer of Shabur's family. However, not everyone at the list necessarily will testify. Author, afternoon may ask potential person if they're familiar with certain names.

Leonard Jefferson, a California resident who pulled up next to the 2020 and snapped a photograph, which became the last known photo of Shabur, is rapper supposedly.

The state also is expected to call DeGrodz, Los Angeles official with the South Side Clips.

In grand jury testimony, Lee testified that rival gangs, the Clips and Mrs. Pira Bloods, were tied to the

William H. H. H. H.

TUPAC Shabur, left, is memorialized in an L.A. mural with fellow rapper Nipsey Hoods and Keke Bryant.

INDIAN "Kells D" Davis, left, with attorney Michael Smith, is accused of provoking the gun in the shooting.

king top-hop, takes David Row DeGrodz and Red Boy DeGrodz.

Though he wasn't the initial right, Lee also testified that Anderson didn't have a clear shot, so Smith took the gun and did the shooting. He also said Davis wasn't the gun and gave the gun to Ander-

son, who gave it to death. The witness list includes others who previously took the gun to the ground, including Makaren Greenedge, a friend of Shabur's who was traveling in his entourage that night. Reggie Wright, who grew up at Compton and worked security for

David Row, also is expected to testify.

But other witnesses will be sure, including a former member of Death Row's security team and a former member of Mrs. Pira Bloods who was at Utah 80, the night Shabur was shot.

Witnesses also include former police officers and detectives and gangs there.

Davis' defense attorneys expected to call only a few witnesses, including one report in the area of their contentions and coercive interrogation techniques.

Celebrities could be at the trial

Prosecution's engarment to have multiple out-of-state witnesses testify, and it is unclear who those people are.

One witness is in prison in California, according to court records. Knight is serving a 10-year sentence for turning over and killing a Compton businessman on the next to the trial on January 28th. He previously said

he would not testify in Davis' case. As Knight is the only other living mysterious who was the victim, two vehicles that night, his testimony could make or break the case.

Davis' attorney Michael Smith told the Associated Press that Knight would be a good witness for the defense they had tried.

Since also have operated whether these "Daddy" Combs will testify. Combs is serving a four year prison sentence following his conviction on prostitution-related charges.

In 1976-80, Davis alleged Combs wanted Knight and Shabur dead and offered Davis money to kill them. Combs' hearing denied any involvement in spokesperson for Combs did not return. Annuled rapper's asking what he wanted to testify, and his name does not appear on any witness list.

The following for the Associated Press.

Trump signs executive order on vaccines

President believes childhood death should be spaced out over separate visits.

By L. J. J. J.

NEW YORK — President Trump on Monday announced he was signing an executive order calling for a revamped childhood vaccine recommendation that promote training, both better than childhood death should be spaced out over separate medical visits.

The order recommends expanding the monitoring, change and release, to MDR vaccine into three-days administered in separate visits, and direct the visitors to health department to improve vaccine research, says a White House fact sheet. Dail reported by the DailyTrailer.

Trump also said in an event at the Deni Office on Monday afternoon that a year with should have their facts separated out into the visits. Though it was unclear whether he was talking about all the vaccines that are now on specific costs.

Public health experts have stated concern about spacing out shots as Trump suggests can lead to an increased risk that children

become infected with a vaccine-preventable disease before returning for another visit. Childhood vaccines — and how and where to give them in combination — go through rigorous studies, and easily tracking continues for years as the shots are seen.

Separate measles, mumps and rubella vaccines for children, which Trump said he wants to do to receive any net currently available in the U.S.

Because the order calls for revised vaccine recommendation, states, not the federal government, have the authority to require vaccinations to school children. The order will advise states with school vaccine mandates to consider updating their laws to collect future amendments to recommendations, the fact sheet said.

In December, Trump ordered the Department of

Health and Human Services to review how part nations approach vaccine recommendations and consider revising U.S. guidance accordingly. The department requested by cutting the number of vaccines on remainder for every child, a more than two since been the dentist court.

In the months leading up to Monday's announcement, the Trump administration had largely plotted away from talking about vaccine policy in favor of long-lasting topics such as healthy eating and efforts to lower drug prices should influence her's elections. Polls show most Americans still support school vaccine requirements. Though Republicans set into likely time Democrats to use them as important

But Trump has been thwarted on connecting actions to vaccines. So has recently ramped up pressure on

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy to identify the cause of autism, something Kennedy had pledged to do with how research unveiled last year. Trump publicly prodded the Health secretary for an update on autism research in a Cabinet meeting last month.

How are you doing on autism research? Trump asked.

We will have an answer for you," Kennedy said.

Kenneth's comment and decades of studies have firmly concluded there is no link between childhood vaccines and autism.

Monday's order comes as school years are starting around the country and the nation controls with a massive outbreak that expertly say could result in the U.S. losing its measles elimination action.

Sweason writes for the Associated Press.

Ocasio-Cortez says she's freezing her eggs, mulling political moves

By BILL BARROW

Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez says she is freezing her eggs as she decides her next political moves ahead of her 2020 presidential election campaign.

"This is a time it that I am making to feel more in control of my life," Ocasio-Cortez, 45, said on their grant about her decision on pushing her eggs during the year.

The New York congressman, a leading figure of the Democratic proponents of funds, delved up on rights by whether she plans to have children, She said in her social media posts that she was taking a "political risk" in talking on personally about her potential family plans.

She said later on ABC's last Week on Sunday that she has not ruled out running for president or for the

U.S. Senate seat holding the Democratic floor leader Chuck Schumer of New York, in 2020. She explained that she wants to modulate conversations about what women face to their profile, and that she is not to be able to write also highlighting the policies of President Trump's administration.

In this political environment, where that administration is denying reproducing use to women across the country, Ocasio-Cortez rights to the ability to carry out a healthy program, it think it is important for us to believe to have these conversations, she said.

Trump's administration approves abortion rights, and the despotism of President's first-term supportness to the Supreme Court provided the margins to the 2020 religious development. The 2020, which was the first established a constitutional right to terms

rates program?

Separate between Trump in 2021 signed an executive order designed to lower the costs of in-tim fertilization.

Ocasio-Cortez sponsors the 2020 award in 2022, when the party controlled the House, to codify abortion rights into federal law after the Supreme Court's abortion decision.

As part of her weekend administration, Ocasio-Cortez's 2020 election is in politics and other fields — face different standards and scrutiny about their family status.

He says he often, or frankly they interview for jobs, and people don't think in the face of their needs. "Oh, I'm guy's running for office, how old is he? Oh, well, is he going to want to start a change?" she said.

Barrow writes for the Associated Press.

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FDA seeks new scrutiny of additives, ingredients

U.S. health officials target what is seen as a regulatory loophole in the food industry

By MATTHEW PARSONS

WASHINGTON — U.S. health officials Monday proposed a rule change that would require food manufacturers to solely report how before introducing new ingredients or additives into processed or packaged foods

The proposal would change a broader old policy that advocates have called a regulatory loophole, thanking it for allowing thousands of unworked ingredients at a time in a food supply.

Under the proposed rule from the Food and Drug Administration, companies would have to document and submit their safety findings for new ingredients, giving regulators the input back to its own guidelines on potential safety risk. Currently, companies can decide for themselves whether an ingredient or additives/vegetable recognition of safe and there is no requirement for companies to solely or properly identify the FDA, although some do.

Shifting to mandatory notification system shows a decade-old information gap along the side of comprehensive stability needed to enhance public safety, using FDA Commissioned Raw Materials.

The FDA will take comments on the proposal for 2008-2009.

Consumer advocates who have long pushed for change could the FDA's proposal should require more than giving advance notice about new ingredients.

"It must also include giving source information of standards and thorough independent FDA review because it is not allowed to use food," said Michael Bumiller/Transported Environmental Working Group.

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HEALTH Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made it a priority to crack down on artificial colorless food

The company notes that FDA said it completed work on the federal government's first-ever definition of all-approved food but did not release any details in the proposed language. The agency said it has submitted the definition to the White House for further review.

Health advocates consider an official definition of all-approved food a key step toward bringing public scrutiny to packaged foods that are balanced or multiple chronic health problems in fisting Americans. A government-backed definition could pose the way for more federal research and, eventually, possible labeling or other restrictions on processed foods.

The use of Monday's recommendations are likely to immediately affect American data, which are packed

with like, sodium and sugar and blamed for chronic diseases such as obesity, diabetes and heart disease. But with initiatives are concentrated on practice for Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who entered government writing to crack down on artificial colors, additives and other ingredients.

These two actions will change how the federal government reverses what is not food and how we understand the foods that Americans eat," Kennedy said Monday.

Ulmprovened foods are made using product-based processing and additives colors, preservatives or other ingredients not found in home kitchens. The foods include sugary cereals, sodas, chips, frozen grains and other grocery items.

Scientists have been working to define and classify processed foods for well over a decade, but sweeping definitions come with some aims. They often can be applied to foods such as whole grain bread, sugar, and granola that are all highly processed but still consider restrictions. Some recent efforts to define all-approved foods include more cuts for foods in a cost-petition standards despite having processed ingredients.

In the U.S., an estimated 10,000 additives are allowed in food, including thickeners, preservatives and packaging ingredients.

California banned food common-additives—brominated vegetable oil, potassium bromate, propyl paraben and red dye No. 1—in 2025.

Consumer advocates have long argued that many of these ingredients have never been properly vetted for cause of the FDA's policy of having manufacturers to certify for themselves that new additives are "generally recognized as safe," or DEAR.

Dismantias stressed Monday that the new policy would not require all new ingredients to undergo FDA review. So and that type of mandatory review would lead to be enacted by Congress to rewrite FDA's food authorities.

"What we're doing is requiring companies that utilize the guidelines on the use of their conclusions so that we have greater stability into those conclusions and consumers have necessary," Dismantias said.

Under the proposal, the

FDA would be expected to review new ingredients into numerous articles 30 days. If FDA registered new safety concerns, they could request additional information from manufacturers or request that they delay introducing the ingredients.

Any information from future administration would ask Congress to grant the FDA additional powers over food ingredients.

The FDA would, to give FDA the additional tools it needs to keep pace with the changing food supply and permit the American people," Kennedy said.

Any substance intentionally added to food is supposed to be used in the interview—unless the additive is considered safe. Since the late 1990s, the industry recognized that many common ingredients in foods, such as spices and vinegar, were widely consumed and under the conditions for consumption.

The FDA denied the ORA's approval for food, but it has been and resources, that's up to 20% the FDA began allowing companies to independently determine whether some additives is safe based on publicly available scientific evidence and the consensus of qualified experts.

However, the list of products deemed ORA fit to companies given to include major synthetic and natural additives, all incorporated into the food supply without independent review.

The process has created a secret ORAE loophole, according to the consumer advocate group Center for Science in the Public Interest, that "undermines the integrity of our food safety system."

Food industry officials contend that their internal reviews of additives are an rigorous ad for FDA's own processes.

Perrone writes for the Associated Press. Stories Times staff writer Teresa Watanabe contributed to this report.

Rumbler rolls out while some fear 'acoustic assault'

(Rumbler, from AU founder of Waterlift on organization that tracks and offers new guidance solutions. I doesn't seem necessary for businesses to feel a more "pounding through your body.")

The Rumbler is a low-frequency siren. A standard kit includes two subwoofers, an amplifier and a tuning module with radio ranging from 1000 to 10,000 per unit, depending on accessories.

Its manufacturer: Illinois-based Federal Signal says the siren is "highly effective in dense urban environments with heavy vehicle traffic."

The Rumbler interacts with a standard police siren, which generates around 80 to 120 decibels, and amplifies that sound through its appearance night-around intervals. Whereas the class of a regular siren may feature 60 vehicles and building, the low-frequency siren "hasn't to dictate technology or positioning level materials, allowing vehicle operations and nearby pedestrians to be the sound waves," the manufacturer says.

The Rumbler then plays a pre-recorded message, such as "More to the right." The Rumbler also disputes eliminating the need for the effort to do so, according to Chow.

The LAPS, the Rumbler department comes with that of a sound and light sensing system. That means the system is used to broadcast a synchronized public safety assurance event (OSSE) to provide the same light signal pattern.

Greg Reid, the senior LAPS veteran and director of the Police Transport Action Network, said that "We're not to be involved in the time systems are useful for mass messages, and we're not to be a problem or an unlawful assembly."

These enhancements, because of vendor agreements, require no extra funding to be used.

The Rumbler technology isn't new. Reid said it has

proved effective in cities across the country. The New York Police Department first installed the system in 2000 to about 150 vehicles for two expanding to 900 to the following numbers: The Long Beach Police Department was installed the Rumbler into patrol vehicles in 2005, employing the system in most parts until 2010. There, when the department changed to the Boston, whose manufacturer took its "deep, penetrating force."

"Based on user feedback, the consensus among officers is that the World's Bowler is more effective than a traditional siren at getting the attention of drivers," a Long Beach police spokesperson said in a statement.

Cars are becoming more soundproof

Today's drivers aren't hearing sirens, the enforcement agencies contend, because modern vehicles are adept at noise hoarding.

Chow said he realizes speak with officers who tell him that vehicles aren't stopping during classes and other emergency situations despite having sirens.

Therefore, there or buy cars go before everyone can't see that! "People don't hear the sirens during pursuit — maybe they're not having attention — and you talk cars getting far in clear sections of other places."

Decades ago, road noise and car noise could make quite a racket in a car's interest.

The 1970s (National Light Utility Vehicle Staff could explore a case level of road noise, above 1000k) in 600A safety level, with estimated exposure periods (2.5-4.5%) of high blood pressure, tinnitus, cardiovascular disease and hearing loss.

It is ways to hear a police siren if your car has made the following: some of the models can insulate car interiors offer good links.

ALBERT D. BISHOP, U.S. Army, 1988

"THIS IS about protecting both the public and our officers," says LAPS (transportation official Greg Reid).

'Talk to New Yorkers to do live near police stations and they'll tell you it's a nightmare.'

— RICHARD TYK Founder of Waterlift

that they're dumping the sound of emergency sirens and enforcement agencies maintain.

Newer cars and trucks employ opposite frequency technology, which lowers road noise, elbows-based roaring on door seals that cuts virtually all high-frequency whistling, and noise-hanging designs. However, because a few technology.

Optimize vehicles such as the 2010 50MW SUV 87.4A, the 50MW SUV Twin Motor Performance and the Lunar T3, 100 Lumps all scored under 10 decibels, meaning

road noise in the vehicle is to drive less the equivalent of hearing the dishwasher running from another room.

More modern vehicles such as the 2010 Kia 831 (61) decibels and the 2010 Hyundai Sonata 10-Line (63) decibels were close to land.

The jeering effect on the community

The New Yorkers' board, as was one of the first, was mainly advocated to assure the alarm on the public.

"Talks to New Yorkers who live near police stations and they'll tell you it's a nightmare," he said. "The police say the Rumbler's control for department, to back out of the department, it's not just a smoke."

An inquiry to the NYPD was not returned.

The mail was even though the speakers are front during the siren that is unenforceable and meaning even those nonneglecting signs are why can feel the Rumbler.

The trouble the 90th in

give blast to its original inspection. The Rumbler is the dream child of a Florida Highway Patrol officer inspired by the "base-thumping audio" from local cars, according to a report from Cabinet magazine.

Patient-Midway did not return to a spacecraft on The Times about the siren.

Although most of theIn-ness around the Rumbler is on officers and drivers, Daniel Blum, an organizer with the Stop LAMP-Spring Coalition, a community group that campaigns against over-pooling, and local neighborhoods were being reported.

"We're running the print," Blum said. "What is the impact of this thing on us, the people who live in the air themselves where the Rumbler will be used?"

Blum is warned the siren and the distance in general neighborhoods. He pointed to another such enforcement method, the LAMP's helicopter range, in which the police are not "high priority" and often target communities not so much, but

Anglers, according to a 2020 report.

He said such additional noise "ultimately affects sleep cycles, bearing and conflicts transfer upon local residents."

Chow says the Rumbler has been installed and in-ments, with an additional 50 being added to the system over 50. Some that around 1,000 of the department's 1,000 vehicles will be de-pressed with the Rumbler within the next couple of days.

The road from that point with the new siren systems will police the downtown City Council, and said Chief Ensure R. Tregorides, director of the Office of Operations, ultimately will do with which vehicles follow, according to Flint.

"This is about protecting both the public and our officers, and the manufacturer systems provides an earlier, more nationwide warning that an emergency vehicle is approaching, giving more than 10% of the public additional time to recognize the danger and responsibility."

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El Niño could bring state highest sea levels ever

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Boutique California coast is likely to be a many times for the winter season.

This has proved true in recent editions of the climate pattern. In 2026-26, significant flooding struck portions of Ventura, L.A. and San Diego counties. During one memorable moment, a powerful wave crashed over a seawall in Ventura, injuring eight people.

Finally, the entire California coast came these higher waves as the storm took a porturberry for El Niño. "Merrifield said during the town hall, which was heated by state Sen. Mike McHale, a Democrat representing the 20-21st Coast.

Any 25.70% influenced one in sea level would only add to a water travel influenced by human-caused climate change. In the San Francisco Bay Area, where sea-level have risen over the last century, notable peakers have been observed during the El Niño seasons of 2025-26 (2007-08 and 2025-26, according to Merrifield.

The average sea level at La Jolla Pew was significantly above average during the last two "very strong" El Niño's. In 2015-16 and 2015-16, according to data shared by Merrifield, and this year's El Niño could be similarly powerful a matter of months.

One level can be expected to increase in all sorts of areas, even though the first cities free to San Diego, Merrifield said, and after the 2025-26, the San Joaquin River Delta.

Underwash, these kinds of events have led to, in San Francisco, anywhere from half a mile to more in a low-land-landy high sea level. "Merrifield said 'That typically starts to peak up in November, the center.'

El Niño is a climate pattern characterized by warmer ocean waters in the ocean, and the ice is topped. Pacific Ocean, coupled with changing atmosphere conditions, is also the typical east-to-west trade which weaken or even worsen.

That shift can train a valuable for base of tropical monitors at Southern California, potentially leading to significant rainfall across the region — about at the cost of filter-than-seas-live disease chambers.

There's a high chance that this El Niño could be "very strong" pentagonist of the strongest on recent months ago.

The ice has been weak temperatures in the eastern tropical Pacific as warm as they are today in the region that mattered the El Niño. "It is a very strong" — the Island Steam said during the town hall last week.

LONG BEACH city workers prepare a sand berm to prevent flooding because of high tide and strong surf at Alamitos Peninsula in July.

ROBERT HAYWARD (left) report from

BISSIRE coastal waters caused by a long tide mud waves-croaking against a seawall in Laguna Beach.

"The matter's tropical Pacific Ocean right now today is warmer (for the calendar day) than in any previous recorded year. So this new moment 50-70 and 97-98 in the tropical Pacific," Steam said. "We have not seen as El Niño some amazing on the trajectory that this sea is on."

The World Meteorological Organization said in July 2016 at a "strong El Niño is developing" and was expected to continue strong flooding through early autumn.

"El Niño is not just on our doorstep — it is inside the

house and turning up the heat, and this is only a warm-up act," United Nations Secretary-General, Division, Gubernia and at a statement.

Although El Niño is commonly thought of as a reasonable for Southern California, scientists say that's not a given even during "very strong" or "super" El Niño; this this one is shaping up to be. Notably, the very strong 2025-26 El Niño did not result in above-average rain for Southern California.

Still, reports say that El Niño does lift the odds for a

rather-than-normal winter for Southern California, and that officials as coaches also should be preparing for the prospect of a stormy winter.

The strength of this El Niño "is going to significantly shift the odds respect of a particularly wet winter, especially in Southern California. But for an event this big, probably Northern California as well," Steam said.

"What it really does is increase the likelihood of particularly wet conditions starting in about late December and late January. February and March, Steam said: 'It's not as much on the first third of the rainy season, but it has more to do with the peak, more consistent, reliable rainy season months.'

In anticipation of a long winter storm season, Steam said he's clearing his calendar "from January through March that coming year to be available if things get a little bit cold."

El Niño also is expected to lengthen the marine than were all particularly wet, and it could, when its not yet being influenced by the climate pattern.

"The El Niño is going to bring even warmer waters, and in the question it is huge that state has to see as a pre-

sibility for this year," Merrifield said. "That has strong impacts on the marine ecosystem and various parts of the food well."

Warning: suppresses spending — which normally allows colder, deeper and nutrient-rich ocean water to rise closer to the surface.

Among the effects the California Department of Fish and Wildlife will be monitoring, according to McHale, are some of the near-to-no means, and, which is late 2025-26—and the postponement of the opening of the Bougonnier club fishery season.

"The state of California, working with California's club fish, will be launching devices and testing here in about 40 days as we approach Bougonnier club season," the state senate said.

State officials are participating higher-than-average devices and fillocon because of the warmer ocean temperature. McHale's said: The near-to-no can be produced to align called "flood" and "flood" the warmer. The ocean's, the more-dipper," McHale said.

Denver and can accumulate in the 2026-26 all ocean waters, down from and thence in humans when consumed at low levels. At high levels,

the tests can cause short-term recovery loss and seizures and be fatal in rare cases, state officials say.

It also can break havoc on wildlife, with numerous pollution and sea-level being promoted to recent years.

El Niño's delivery of warmer ocean temperatures may add yet more stress to California's help. Past marine heat waves caused Northern California's ball-bag ballistic to decline by 10% since 2006, which includes down-to-other species, including endangered white-shame, according to State June, the Aquarium of the Pacific's ice equivalent chemical care for fish and invertebrates.

Even without El Niño, ocean temperatures have soared off and/or off the coastline — a factor in the recent rounds of uncharacterized, snugy humidity.

So parts of Southern California where it's been huge recently, it's not a dump by by any means it's a very humid water, snuggy airways. Steam said: "We're starting to see the warming of the coast of Northern California too. So that might continue to make the clearly different coastal experience this rest of this fall than we would typically be used."

Encine party house is a hub for neighbors' anger

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on bedroom, 100-and-a-half-hours, 8.99-square-foot 2000-2000, 2000-2A, 1A-2, 2C- or 3-4-door cars, where it's described as an "entertainer's paradise" with air-rythroo barcodes and a 12-car garage that's also "a having your own betel."

As recently as 2008, many producers and 7 new and fifty-Five "Star-Baby Wall was living in the home.

But the current tenants, neighbors say, are against dismay for weekend nights.

The party on July 23, when police took a report of a robbery, was presented by the state's state's Chicago Parties, which has more than 99,000 following, as an "entertainer's paradise" with air-rythroo barcodes and a 12-car garage that's also "a having your own betel."

As recently as 2008, some employers and 7 new and fifty-Five "Star-Baby Wall was living in the home.

aged the home and sold it to the central owner, three-cents for 10-and-west inside to see what goes on for herself. One said she was chased out over she started recording.

For an 20-yr car, they were not surrounded-sea and started rocking the car, kept calling me a white Raven: "Blush-hunt."

Since Jan. 1, 2025, the Los Angeles Police Department has been called to the house of Times, according to records obtained by The Times through a Public Records Act request.

The reports began last August, with a report of a daytime trespassed with wasn't located. The calls started to pick up last October, with a radio complaint, and officers have been dispatched to the address once or twice a month since then, with the exception of June, law enforcement records show.

The call may determine party disturbances to report party disturbances, and include one life-threatening emergency.

On Dec. 16, 2025, a citation was issued for a minor party disturbance. On Feb. 22, there was a Level 5 call — a life-threatening emergency — for a battery in progress around 1 a.m.

Over Memorial Day worked in May, there were more than 4,000 a call for a minor party disturbance, a call for a major party disturbance,

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"THAT HOUSE has been a nightmare," one neighbor says of the Electric mansion that looks through parties.

and one for a possible group

At the end of recent party, shuttle buses could be seen impacting every five minutes, carrying passengers up to the mansion, where each car disappeared up, and driveway and entered a garage, before setting the delivery from another side in route to pick up more people.

The faint thumping of man music and people talking could be heard from the street, the early guard-tired to maintain order at the next, telling people that couldn't park on the street, and a group of girls who appeared to be in their early life and late teens were told they couldn't enter school they came up on the shuttle. Video at the end of the

night, reviewed by The Times, shows young men who had to the mansion driveway.

Neighbors say they have called the property owner, complaining about the racket, to an attorney at the Parties. The account that looks parties have said she was a declined-tempered for comment.

According to the city attorney's office, the mansion address has been cited from three times: 2000-2000, 2000-2A, and 2A-2A.

"The city attorney's office works with LAFD and other city partners to determine what legal-considered may be available to address abuses," said the state's state's leading reviewing criteria from law enforcement and

processing any crimes established," said free Fire, and the state's chief environmentalists for the L.A. city attorney's office.

The issue also was cited in 2008 and 2007, except:

The neighbor's said more to be done, especially considering the violent those types of crime which stand for less person. Last year, a 20-year-old boy was shot and killed at a party in Westland Pella Airport, by the same separation.

"We need to take action, we just against the tenant, and we can be better as well, because as long as she doesn't have action taken against her, then she'll continue to rest it out to the public health," said we're had-tremple, "that's bad."

In a statement, China-

climateder Xinhua Bumazis office said the actions and violations were the property owner are a public safety concern and that they are working closely with the LAFD and the city attorney's office to hold the cause accountable.

"We have seen tolerance for their disregard for their neighbors, our community, and the laws of the City of Los Angeles," her office said in the statement.

More the partying has worsened, the neighbors have put together a group that blunt "Stop Sickly House" followed by the home's address. Shades and the entire neighborhood at a part of it, four share homes and a few, 2,000 homes for how to try to stop the parties.

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LAUNDS pushes back on county budget claims

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outside of the state's Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team, ex-FCMAT, which works with county officials to make sure that school districts do not go bankrupt.

The budget crisis exploded into public attention in an early July letter to L.A. Unified from the L.A. County Office of Education, a local oversight agency. The county office regularly reviews the budgets of the 60 public school systems in its jurisdiction.

County office Supt. Debra Boards bailed L.A. Unified for approving costly labor contracts unnegotiating "stimulatingment of the collective bargaining process" as well as a failure to carry out earlier approved budget cuts that revoke confidence.

That July (letter set out a 45-day deadline for making necessary supplementary budget changes to account for the new labor agreements, which add $12 billion to annual costs this year and $1.46 billion next year. This year's overall budget is $202 billion.

Since and district leaders have pushed back against the county letter, including its characterization of the labor agreements as unattended.

A letter Thursday—and delays after the county retirement a 45-day deadline—was signed by school board President Brett Brimmett, who was the president. Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brimmett, Boyd, Brim

"We are proud of the stability of the labor agreements brings to the district," the response letter stated. "We also recognize the many external factors we are facing, including declining enrollment, uncoordinated by 30% sales, an unproven table from revenue sources, and a newly dependent on economic cycles revenues from present and the expense to come taxes, not property taxes, and the rising cost of living for both our staff and students' families."

The letter was mailed back the tests and the analysis of the county office letter, saying it was "understanding the characteristics of laboratory relationship between the die-

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LAUNDS SUPT. Andrew E. Chait, morning last week at Purchase Middle School, has sought to become a smooth opening to the school year.

tick and its labor partners over the water challenges the district faces.

When the county office sent out its warning letter, it had not yet reviewed the district's budget materials. By July 8, the county had completed its review and concluded that the district had met the legal requirement to present a plan for a balanced budget—at least on paper.

The district plan included mailing $500 million to entire funding for schools identified as having students with the highest needs, which by itself results in 4,500 job losses, saving 600 million by closing school buildings of schools, and drawing down 875 million from a local fund for retiree health benefits.

Other cuts push the job losses to more than 6,500. The district ended the last

school year with about $1 million.

The district and union leaders, in their Thursday letter pressed the case that L.A. Unified was in compliance, saying their budget providers "a detailed, board-approved plan to clear its protected deficit, and we welcome a good data review of whether that plan is adequate," they wrote.

"What we expect to do is view that maintains the place's contents and reaches beyond the names the Education Code assigns to the county, all while threatening vacations."

The budget situation remains serious over the long term, according to oversight officials.

"It was a serious situation for the district before they went into collective bargaining, and when they

came out, they added dollars to the deficit to actually," said Fane of FCMAT.

FCMAT's job is to help educational agencies prevent and resolve financial and other problems.

It will work in collaboration with L.A. Unified and the county office, which continues to monitor whether L.A. Unified will follow through with approved budget cuts to prevent a deficit that, as a lower case scenario, could increase to a $12-billion deficit by June 30, 2008.

"I'm not worried right now, based on what I know because this is a district with complete capacity to solve this problem," they said.

However, he said, that means following, through with thousands of job cuts over the next three years. The district plan also con-

tains elements that have to be negotiated with employees, each accepted through.

The district has backloaded most of the cuts caused the latter part of a three-year plan. The hope is a negative direction and improves their funding would eliminate the need to make many other cuts.

However, the trade-off is that a lot marked the beginning of a three-year cycle would have needed to be only a third in large as a cut made toward the end of the same period.

"There is no question that the earlier you make the cuts, generally speaking, the earlier the February," said.

"While the district has the capacity to solve the problem, does the board have the will to solve the problem? That will remain a

question," Fane said. "And I think that's probably one of the county's concerns."

Chait said the county of five wants to see programs on scheduling future furlough days, and, if cannot, don't agree to furlough days, then the county will want to see alternative cuts, which could potentially add to the state level directly.

Chait, in a late July news briefing, called the county council for reasonable data.

If furlough days are part of the plan, "we obviously need to be able to get the implement," Chait said. "So they need to see the proof of that. Reputate and apart from that, or maybe complex, the plan is that, they want to see what we all our alternatives." Without furlough days, "how would we offset that? What other reduction would we make?"

Progressives seek more victories in Midwest primaries

[Primaries, from A1] and playing up for liberal policies.

Crowley and other Democratic commentators include are meant to bolster Hong's standing in the primary because Republicans see her as the easier approach.

Even projected confidence at a only that of the 2nd half of the 2000s, as well as Hong's hometown of Madison on Monday night, saying Crowley was the best chance Democratic had to defeat Tiffany.

"We're going to win this thing," Democratic College for Crowley—and the former Tiffany would be "the worst governor in the history of Wisconsin."

If Tom Tiffany wins in November, that will be the electing Donald Trump as governor of the state of Wisconsin," he said.

Crowley urged Democratic to come together after the primary to beat Tiffany.

The ultimate goal is to make the first victory for a SEADA-niltonant occupying the governor's office," Crowley said.

Tiffany, one of the most conservative members of Congress, is endorsed by Trump.

The president called Hong a commentator in remarks Wednesday, where he mentioned a 2010 election, "As good by Hong calling for Thanksgiving to be canceled, Asland should the past that week, Hong reversed herself and said it would be giving was her letter to holding."

Trump won 90 percent in 2008 and 2009, and Republicans have held majorities in both champions of the Legislature since 2003. Holding on to the governor's office is key to Wisconsin Democratic effort to gain full control of state government for the first state in the year.

In the race to replace Tiffany, U.S. Transportation Secretary Dean Duffy's nominee Michael Allman, is in a 30-percent turnout and primary Allman, who is trying to represent Duffy's old

THE TOP contenders in Wisconsin's Democratic primary for governor are mainstream candidate David Crowley, top, and democratic socialist Francesco Hong.

congressional district, has Trump's endorsement.

In neighboring Minnesota, voters are choosing between moderate U.S. Rep. Angie Craig and progressive U. Rev. Peggy Flanagan in a Democratic U.S. Senate primary that's playing out in the aftermath of Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement support the state.

The race has been shaped by the killing of Reese Good and died of birth by federal immigration officers in Minneapolis, confrontation that were caught on camera and fueled a backlash to Trump's immigration policies.

Craig and Flanagan spent the weekend traversing the Twin Cities motor area.

In a driveway to suburban לע去年面临着 Craig spoke to the many among Democratic primary voters who feel that Washington isn't working for them. Members of Congress need to stop leading checks and becoming referrals when they leave office, she said, and the U.S. needs to restrict the flood of corporate campaign spending.

"But the only way we pass any of the progressive policies that all of us have support is by running elections and taking damn majorities," she said.

Dollar in Wisconsin, where the incumbent governor has endorsed a candidate in the race to succeed Rep. Minnesota Gov. Tim Wackham of police involved in the Senate primary. But his wife, Steve Bick, has endorsed Craig and campaigned with her Sunday.

Flanagan campaigned Saturday with U.S. Sen. Chris Van Bullen, a Maryland Democrat, who helped her make the case that Washington needs a challenge to test out the deep pockets of her for propping a broken status quo.

"It is big corporations, it's special interests who are putting very friends on the scale in our elections across the country," Flanagan said.

"And it's not just Republicans. It's Democraticism."

The race has been one of the most impressive Democrats has seen, with millions of dollars backing both candidates but disproportionately falling in Craig's favor.

However, wins the primary will be the front-timber to replace retiring Democratic Sen. Tina Smith in November. Minnesota voters haven't elected a Republican to a statewide office since 2006.

Mike Landis, the founder of MyFiGen, is a top Republican candidate in the governor's race. He is endorsed by Trump, and he was a prominent promoter of falsehoods about election board, U.S. Sen. Amy Bickensher is in a six-percent primary on the Democratic side.

Two veteran Democratic incumbents in Connecticut face challenges from the left.

Moderate Democratic Gov. Neil Laxson is running for a third term but faces progressive state Rep. Beth Elliott. The Democratic nominee will face Republican state Sen. Ryan Pate on November.

Longtime Democratic U.S. Rep. John Laxson, 78, is running for a 2010 term, and hangs on the same have been major issues in the four persons race.

Proper Northern Mayor Luke Brooks narrowly won the party's endorsement at its state convention in May. Other candidates are Marlene Smith, a Education member South Fortune and state Rep. Milan Glickman.

In Vermont, two Democrats are running for a chance to take on Republican Gov. Phil Scott.

Former state advocacy organization chairmen active Aly Richards Souris endorsements from former Democratic Govn. Howard Dean and Madeline Bauda. She faces economist Ananda Green.

Bazar and Cooper write for the Associated Press.

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PAXTON TRACY, top right, walks in a sunk at Pacific Sky School in San Diego. The school, top left and above, also has easy cubes. At right, Joany Giannoni sits in a calming corner at Compton High School.

After a recent playground disagreement, other grades of Pacific Sky Elementary School in San Diego County came back to class in 1999.

The youngster asked her teacher whether she could enter a classroom "easy cube," a cash-need box but enough to one child could be able to enter the very best with cuboids allowing a teacher to see inside.

"It was her idea. Her went in there and maybe the minutes later, came back and rejoined the group," her teacher, Veronica Jones, recalled. "I asked her: 'Do you want to talk about it?' And she said, 'No, I just needed a few minutes to the easy cube.'"

She studied, Joany said, was able to "self-regulate, use the space to calm her body, and then come back."

Those words and other functional furniture are increasingly showing up in schools as coso-ludicisms and the country for example. Compton Unified School District recently spent $11 million for calming corners this summer in 700 classrooms, from transitional kindergarten to high schools, officials report.

Needs or calming corners can vary. Some are not too really, others are movable booths enclosed on three sides. Some are little coach-to-corners partly shielded by screens in adopting nooks, more campuses are changing physical designs along with pickup options about accommodating students' emotions, aspects say. This reflects a loss segmented and positive mindset than prior generations, partly in response to more students diagnosed as being neurodisregard or such as aphidic spectrum. Education leaders concede that the needs are not the solution to major classroom disruptions or

Stand in the corner?

No, sit, relax, be cozy

Schools across the U.S. are adopting special cubes and nooks to enable students to self-regulate their emotions

By Laaro Goussoo

violence. Traditionalists might think it wouldn't end possibly dangerous to provide students with spaces to be alone. To be sure, no large studies have investigated possible effects. But school officials say nooks can do escalates troubles and aren't the need for disciplinary actions.

A school's learning environment can often improve by adding spaces designed by wellness and privacy, said architect Kari-otin Meck, who represents the first-level major for the Aam, for Learning Environment, an organization that works to design better schools.

Children like "quiet space that isn't so, go to meet and to help them show up as their best selves," explained Meck, who is also with Canangusis, an architecture firm that has designed numerous schools around the country.

Compton redefines classroom spaces

Detailed characterization of Compton schools, the calming corners—also called sensory stations—are partly screened-off areas in class

rooms with small coaches, stools and a few breakage with sand clocks and finger hand-knots.

The district wants all students not just those in special education, so "have access to supportive and regulation resources within their learning environments," said Alison Weyworth, director of special education.

Compton High School Principal Larry Buitzstad said the calming corners will be "a method of illustration" helping to keep students in classes. "I may fall down a line-out or pull needs a little bit of a break." Of course, it's teacher or other students feel threatened, or moral will still occur, he added.

Joany Giannoni, 2, a rising senior, predicted the corners will be popular when the old senators're right.

"If you are stressed and need some time alone, you can come here for 8 minutes, and that can help you feel less stressed," she said during a break in a summer class.

One feature, however, has already been eliminated at Compton High play policy originally part of the things available in the calming

corners. It is just too mean, officials said.

Helping students help themselves

The "quiet space" movement began about 8 years ago as more students were diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum but also integrated into mainstream learning, reports say. A virtual from sensory overload, the nooks have also been increasingly used for all kinds of students in the last couple of years.

Anvil Bartlett, deputy director of the Aam, for Autism and Neurotheorists, described that an emotional positive.

"I feel like neurodiversity in the fall that cause all ships," she said. "It's really great that educators are thinking about the design and layout of their schools and class rooms, and I think it really supports the student community beyond the neurodivergent student community."

Some of the best that Washington Elementary are called Chatsi Hooks, manufactured by Blakeld Education, a firm that produces

school furniture. Nearly 6 feet high, these booths—which saddles about $1,000 each—have upholstered beaches open in front with the walk and a narrow roof.

Slatons recessed wall nooks in the hallways are in the places they are two-story arenas at Palisades. Chair or High School is Los Angeles in the main street right for that wooded part of that campus, said local architect, Limerault, Aphigono, one of the DLR Group Cots. She also led the company's design team for the new Compton High.

Pacific Sky School, an architecture gym that was classroom design awards for the Louisiana firm, is on a half in San Diego eight miles east of the Bay. The elementary schools' classrooms feel the art studios or science labs, and public spaces are topped with shingles and timber beams. Besides driving in nationwide, students can climb into tubular reading chairs. In early grades, easy cubes allow a student to clean sheet cartanches remain visible through an open roof and side cuboids.

Principal Chelsea Moore said these spaces are not the answer to disruptions that old might require a computer's cell. But for a student who is having a hard day or needs a private sport become work, the nooks often work, she said.

Children are not sent to the cubes and nooks as punishment, she said. "I don't think that you would have a teacher say, 'Go to a book and calm down.' A teacher might say, 'It looks like you're upset. Remember you have some spaces you could go to if that feels better for you. It is emotionally less choice.'"

Gordon writes for Killemore, a nonprofit, nonpartisan journalism organization covering education in California.

University offers doctorate in 'AI and moral agency'

By TOSKAY BERNBOW

At the end of the Civil War, a Diane soldier and Baptist minister founded a school in Raleigh, N.C., to teach formerly students' people religious literacy. Now that same school—Phase University—wants to provide literacy of a new kind. Although

Starting next year, Diane's directly school, aiming to guide the social implications of artificial intelligence, plans to offer a new degree track, a doctorate of education in "artificial intelligence and moral agency."

"We say Diane was created to provide leadership in building literacy," said Mark B. B. B. "We are the University Divinity School. He added that they had links the program "to our second calling because we're building all literacy for vulnerable communities with an emphasis on social justice and

others."

In June, the divinity school secured the go-ahead from the regional accrediting body, the Southern State of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. It is now working on reversing a test of approval with the Commission on Accrediting of the Aam, of Theological Schools, a network of 200 graduate schools of theology across the United States and Canada.

Blacks all degree would be an exciting day instead of theological schools, said Chris Mitchell, AUP chief operating officer.

Several divinity schools have begun offering single classes in AI and others.

In December, Bates said in Institute for Ethics and the Common Good received AUP million gift from the Lilly Endowment to support the so-called DELTA schools that will provide practical resources for pastors, churches and schools

to create pro-challenges posed by AI.

DELTA stands for dignity, embodiment, love, transcendence and agency—which it believes are that over Christian values.

"Almost everybody we're talking with and working with is higher education right now in just getting really serious about how a Aam providing artificial intelligence—so easily adapted to it of the ethical questions that we want to study going forward, and a lot of the information work that we need to do with our students," said Meghan Sullivan, a philosopher and director of the Belve Name Institute.

Sullivan said schools of theology are particularly good places to study the ethics of AI.

"One of the most fundamental questions in Christianity is, we were given this power to choose and to develop our conscience and to develop our agency, and we

especially have the power to use it for good or to misuse it," Sullivan said. "A theological school, which has been deeply rooted in 2,000 years of reflection about what the Christian world thinks about that question of human agency is going to have a whole lot to say about how we should navigate a world where, for the first time, people have the ability to offload many decisions to commercialise them."

Reflections on AI was given a big boost earlier this year when Pope Leo XIV published an empirical re letter, "Magnifica Romanica," in which he sought to protect human dignity and agency at a time when AI threatens to replace his name in many problematical and moral roles. The pope especially wanted to assist having both firms establish the ethics for artificial intelligence. That kind of critical engagement with AI is growing in divinity schools.

Philip Butler, an associate professor at IEP School of Theology in Denver, helped start an AI institute there in 2008. He came a class in AI and theology that looks critically at who AI developers have in mind for their technology, and who benefits and dives from these decisions.

"We sure, what does it mean to be human in relation to technology broadly?" Butler said. "Who's the intended user? What kind of human strain?"

Those questions are especially important for divinity schools like Diane, a historically Black topological institution.

State University played an important role in the role rights era, educating many of the leaders who shaped the movement. Those included Ella Baker, whoheaded the Student Beneficial Coordinating Committee on its campus in 2005 (SNC), and was known, sup-

ported student-led sit-ins and nominated direct action against racial segregation.

"We have a history of role-mindedness from the beginning that carried its way even through the 2000s, and so it seemed like a natural outgrowth for us to do that," Hardie said.

In its at least 60 people have expressed an interest in the doctoral degree program, which will begin in January, Marches and

The school will accept candidates who have a number of degrees in arts or drink. "It also requires the years of professional experience in pastoral寺院 and is a related fields such as social work. Most students will be to-volunteers. Studies said, the along that they support themselves with a non-churchyard."

Shannon writes for Religion. News Service. This story was distributed by the Associated Press.

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No more free rides for Zoox robotaxi customers in Vegas

BY CAROLINE PETROW COHEN

Zoox, the Amazon-owned autonomous taxi company, founded in 1984, launched its first joint roles in Las Vegas on Monday.

The company is robotaxin offer from others, already on the road because they do not have driver's controls such as a shooting wheel or accelerator. The job shapes robotaxin as driver in other direction and include interior axils facing each other.

Zoox received a first of its kind—inscription from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, last month, allowing it to operate purpose-built robotaxin and change it in.

"We have strongly believed that a purpose-built robotaxi in the best way to solve the challenges of autonomy. Zoox said in a blog post July 29, 'Because we're not working, a robotaxi could any on the road today, designated as a member in the U.S. our journey has required thoughtful engagement with HHTSA on updatedi曝光ed Motor Vehicle Safety Standards requirements.

Rides in Zoox vehicles will remain there in that Francisco until further action, the company said. In Las Vegas, Zoox will be calculated using a base for plus distance and time-covered.

The company said it's aiming to offer pricing competition with other ride-hold and other comfort level pricing. Destination fees for airport or special events may be added, and the full fare

will be visible before booking.

The HHTSA exemption permits the commercial deployment of 1,184 Zoox vehicles each year for two years. Operations will be subject to release on-oversight, according to a release from HHTSA.

HHTSA is also authorized public feedback on its updated autonomous voice to regulations.

Againsts owned Waymo is at the front of the robotaxin race, with paid rides available in more than 10 major cities. Rather this term, Waymo launched a new robotaxi dubbed the blue that is larger and cheaper to operate.

Waymo's taxis are retro filled using vehicles with autonomous technology added including cameras and sensors. Zoox's vehicles are built from the ground up and can't be directly driven by a license.

The robotaxin have been lagging behind after they launched in Austin, Texas, in 2010 and were run with several reports of all-time and safety concerns.

Zoox is available only in Las Vegas and San Francisco but is coming soon in Austin and Miami, according to its website. The company has served more than half a million riders and has another half million signed up on its walfish.

As Zoox continues to be a part of our mixed daily lives, it is clearer than ever that a purpose-built direction with drivers built from safety and rider experience companies," the blog post said.

Whitney Houston Barbie re-creates the look from 1987 video

BY CAREN DAVIES

Whitney Houston is the latest addition to the world of Barbie.

The El Segundo-based ice company is receiving the late pop star with a new Barbie Signature skill. The ice, which has been over 50, was used in Atlanta, is wearing the recognizable look from Alexander's 1987 hit swans video. "I Want to Dance With Somebody With Loves Me." The Houston doll wears a blue-band table about a small, beautiful map and vibrant eye making, and comes with a microphone stand. The color-tide costs around $60.

Houston's retail market closely with Mattel to create a dull-fast customer. On the stage it saunces and generates 'The release lands about 40 years after the New Jersey-based musician appeared in the music video for the popular song.

"Whitney Houston's music has been the actual fluid to constitute computer for fans around the world. Barbie is proud to know her extraordinary legacy with the latest addition to the Barbie Signature Better." Mattel, Vice President and House of Sports, Barbara Bagnardi said in a interview. "We hope it gives fans a meaningful way to celebrate the artist whose taste and influence continue to resonate around the world."

The doll arrived at an unused amount for the brand of the show. The show's regular ten-tonals reported Aug. 4. Mattel's worldwide group blames the ball still on a 1,000 million, driven primarily by a decline in the Barbie world — the same other as the first quarter, when doll billings were 1,000,000, and $1,000, when the category slid 7% for the following: Barbie also has a 1,000,000, and $1,000,000, of all employees, roughly a half after setting 100,000 to cut costs. Shares of Mattel branded 100% doesn't fit on the market, but also has a 1,000,000.

Shares of Mattel honored around $50. The dollar, down

WHITNEY Houston has joined the Barbie Group.

0.5%.

Mattel hopes to appeal to adult collectors and fans of Houston with its latest release.

Throughout her career, Houston carried the nightmare of "The Voice" because of her unparalleled vocal abilities. Some other impact hits include "Racing All My Love the Star," "Glitter With You," and her crew's "The Partners" ("Will Always Love You"). To this day, Houston holds the Guinness World Record for the most awards ever in all main series with more than 400 prizes, including six champions. The single died unexpectedly at age 40 in 2022.

Houston is joining other popular female musicians as Barbie dolls. In recent years, Mattel released dollar sales to include Tom Turton, Steve Nicks, Gloria Briston and Marcia Carter. Mattel's Signature Series appeals to collectors of all kinds, as the company releases dolls of athletes such as Lullman, Marcia, and Angel Kessler's tional characters such as Cher from the 1985 Amazon.com. "Guinness" Bagnardi and Internet figures such as Mark Welch.

The new Whitney Houston Barbie honors a woman with a new grace, happy and aged spirit inspired generations around the world. The show also has members of Houston's estate, and

They that doll instead every child and every collector that denotes have no family members, or moves to a young, impatient, and true greatness, more graciously elusive.

Photo by STEPHEN HART

ARCHER AVIATION adapted to Midnight electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft in Paris last year.

Air taxi startup Archer plans to buy Boeing's own effort

Acquirer, aerospace plant would share the unit's autonomous flight technology.

BY CAROLINE PETROW COHEN

The California air taxi startup Archer delights it set to acquire Boeing's Winkai Group as agreement to would allow the companies to collaborate and share technology.

Boeing launched Wink in 1989 with the intent to build daily autonomous air taxis for short time. Archer and Archer can buy air taxis on its own market, leading to being piloted air taxis to the resort market.

The companies and their signed definitive agreements Monday for San Juan-based Archer to acquire Wink along with Boeing's aircraft software provider (AirGard) and drone maker trains. Under the terms of the deal, Boeing would take a minority stake in Archer and retain access to Wink's

autonomous flight technology. Financial terms were not disclosed.

The deal is expected to close by the end of the year, the computer said.

That transaction is a win-win for Boeing and Archer: Brian Yulán, Boeing company's first major international airplanes product development, said in a statement. "It's clear this transaction will create an industry leader in the advanced aviation market."

According to a blog with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Boeing agreed to take a nearly 50% stake in Archer and is allowed to nominate one person to Archer's board of directors.

Archer shares more money on its welfare technology Monday. The company has a market value of more than $4.5 billion.

The deal with Boeing could give Archer a boost in its battle with Jolly Aviation, another California board of taxi company that has a market value of more than $4.5 billion.

Vermont-based Beta Technologies is also competing in the case to deploy air taxis at a commercial scale.

Wink got its start as a joint venture between Boeing and Google co-founder Larry Papey. Jolly Alamo said that the three major stations of electric/vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, or eVTOL, in 2022, Boeing provided $400 million to Wink to support its mission to build a self-flying air taxi.

Archer and John say their air taxis will bring the dream of flying cars to the wild and lightweight aircraft that details passengers over congested cities like an USA in the top.

"This is a received from cars for Archer and the future of physical AI in aerospace and defense," Archer's founder said. Half one other, Alamo, do it down, said as a statement. "This is the next big step forward in becoming a diversified platform, rapidly growing our revenue base and bringing scale to our business."

Archer and Wink have been 2 million combined flight hours. The companies said.

A news release from Archer said the deal "profound Archer to deliver an end-to-end physical AI platform across commercial markets, whose aim is to create the management that can lead the next generation of airlines."

A corresponding news release from Boeing said, "The transmission above Boeing to retain strategic upside through its stake in Archer and simultaneously focus current and future investments into Boeing's core businesses."

Federal regulation of the air taxi market and technology is still under development. The companies are also trying for physical vehicles from that would enable them aircraft to take off and land in a market areas.

Last year, Archer bought control of Hawthorne Municipal Airport for $200 million to build a electric electric air taxis and test advanced aviation technology.

Disney+, Hulu gain video podcasts

The agreement with WearMedia includes Hey Road and Pod Meets World.

BY WENDY LEE

Video podcasts from the Jonas Brothers and the staff of 'Best Meets World' are heading to Disney+ as part of a new booming partnership with WearMedia, designed to capture viewers on mobile and internet.

The agreement will bring all iHeartMedia podcasts to Disney+ and Hulu, starting with 'Best Jones' hosted by Kevin, Nick and Joe Jones to build streaming services. 'Pod Meets World,' hosted by the stars of the 100 articles 'Hey Meets World,' which appears on Disney+'s digital channels.

Other podcasts available fall to Hulu include 'Polar Records, Real Friends with Earth and Donald', hosted by the stars of the hardline comedy 'Sprಮ್', 'Desperately Devoted', which includes carrie duisland, 'Design for Housewives', 'Alongstیکian', which delves into straight culture, and 'Thanks Duel with Rye' (Novelist).

"From isn't got enough of the drivers and talent they love, and podcasts have become one of the fastest growing ways for audience-sponsored with them," Lee-ore Thompson, head of Computer Planning & Partner, https://t7.c2. the Wall Street Company, said in a statement.

BROTHERS Nick, Kevin and Joe Jones at TCL Chinese Theater in December

The additional iHeartMedia content adds to Disney+ and Hulu's existing solutions of 20 podcasts available to connect in the UK.

Disney and iHeartMedia declined to comment on the financial terms of the deal.

From create rewards to one and the favorite conversation on original advertising, this deal gives both existing listeners and new viewers an easy way to discover and connect with some of podcasts, while engaging voices through video," Bob Pittman, chair-

man and chief executive of iHeartMedia, said in a statement.

Podcasts include musical as audio only, but over the reach have delved into video too.

Other characters include: "Hello and 1000!" Mac have video podcasts available on their platforms.

Netflix and iHeart Media jointly and iHeartMedia is being popular video podcasts, including "The Bill Diamond: Podiat," "The Big Bangs: The Big Bangs" and "The World: The Big Bangs" to its streaming service.

Netflix co-fillib' Toa Sa-randes said it an April 16 earnings presentation that people consume podcasts on Netflix during the day, at a time when the streamer hides to all has less engagement, and they're watching the podcasts more to mobile devices, where professional TV and Television channel up a small percentage of mobile viewing to read.

It's good that we get to meet members where they are, and we are not only working other forms of entertainment," Sa-randes said.

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Nine TV shows get state tax credit

BY SABAHITHA MEHTAMA

The television shows including a sequel to the 1981 hit 'Chamas,' have been awarded a tax credit for filming in the Golden Rock, according to the California Film Commission.

Most of the shows chosen for a production income are in their first season, such as Universal Television's 'Shelbyweds,' a new series starring dates Lee Curtis that will also all show in Los Angeles and received a credit with families.

The largest credit (1981) million went to a new anti-these-greatest new from Disney Entertainment Television, which will film 150 days in the 1980s. The first time in Los Angeles, according to the state's 10th-undergraded TV show.

Other recipients include Paramount Television Studios' 'Snoozi,' which stars Veda, Steve, ODI millions, Steven, and the 1980s. The Rockford Film's reboot 1982 million and season two of these Pictures' Television's 'S.W.A.T. Editor' (1982) million. The 'Chamas' sequel, which will see actor Alicia Silverstone's season for the action 'saw the whole life' million credit.

The so-graded that 'chadman' gets to tell that's next chapter in the city where her short tempo,' 85, ventritional in a clement, 'Los Angeles has been a good one,' and that's the past several years, but the city is resident. You simply can't re-consult the city anywhere else, and I'm excited to keep the home.

In total, the nine productions are expected to account for more than 1,000 shooting fans in California and would in about the 1,000 cast and crew members, as well as 25,000 background actors like California Film Commission said. The shows are set to generate about $600 million in direct production spending in color.

A vacancy leaves tribal casinos exposed

National panel is without a leader, stalling business deals, industry leaders say

BY SARAHITHA PETERA

On opening day at the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma's new Haircuts-breasted casino, the tribe's chair was had commercials for gambling flow while a queue of cars spilled out of the parking lot.

"We couldn't let them in because we were so far," Chair from Kevin said. "That's a direct impact from the Haircuts' casino.

But a vacancy in Washington is preventing the tribes' purchasing ban on gambling apart from moving forward to market.

Finance Haircuts parent company to take over day-long management of the casino in Chandler, Okla, federal after it opened its bank because no one is able to take it the federal commission that revenues to fund gambling.

The last chairperson of the National Indian Gaming Commission stopped down from the run to January 1, 1980. Trump said the continued anyone to fill the money. Absent a chair, the commission is unable to perform some key responsibilities, such as entering the local safety violations, approving new tribal gambling laws and certifying management agreements between tribes and casino operators.

Industry leaders say the agency's lawful-tribal detaining business deals, weakening oversight and having tribes without a key advocate in Washington as they grapple with an emerging threat posed by online production markets.

In this crucial time, the National Indian Gaming Commission is spending with one-arm, but behind its back," said Amodee Chandiotti, a former NIGIC chair from 1981 to 1989 and a citizen of the Mawarger (Cleveland, Ohio).

"That's a very precarious position for tribes and high-acquiring Chandiotti and There's a lot at stake for tribes that only heavily on in-

A CAMINO owned by the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma, can't move beyond beending.

tion revenue to fund health care, housing education and other vital services and other strengthening of the record 946 billion in 2025, nearly triple the annual casino revenue of gambling powerhouse Nevada.

Core powers are vested in the chair

With its Haircuts contract stock in home, the Iowa Tribe's small government shall finds itself managing the $75,000-square-foot casino, a mammoth, oath if had intended to outsource.

"It's discouraging, We're paying a fee and not getting the full-value," Kevin said.

The decision to outsource management was stronger Haircuts branding would bring in more business than existing itself could accommodate. Instead, staff has to balance management with other priorities such as preparing tribal budgets and overseeing social programs, Kenya said.

The three-member gaming commission was formed in 1980 to regulate eastrength gambling and promote economic development in school lands. Some 250 tribal governments across 20 states now operate full-gam,

bling facilities, the commission said.

Under federal law, its non-governmental government solely in the chair industry leaders say the commission's inability to cite casinos for violating federal law and let's the emergency control of people facilities in particular, but by stalling.

In a typical year, the commission issued several citations to tribes for operating casinos on unauthorized lands, failing to attend required financial statements, managing revenue and other violations. The common stock had enforcement action was issued Jan. 21—the same day acting chair Shayeb, Jerry's term, on panel. She remains on the commission.

The commission, do closed an interview request and makes an amused statement that tribal officials and its field staff provide "sacred but regulation" until the leadership gap. But Steven Light, an expert in tribal gambling law at the Trumbull of Nevada, Laot's hope, said the lack of enforcement power could discourage investment in tribal gambling and also banishing profit.

"Bankers function their other three's stability and certainly arousal processes activities," Light said.

A new threat to tribal gaming

You understand vacancy comes as the popularity of online production markets such as Klabla and Portsmouth's equities. Tribal leaders say the other priorities, which allow users to wager on the outcome of virtually any event, could isolate their sovereignty and take a bite out of gambling revenue.

"Every dollar generated by Indian gaming goes to fund healthcare for our people, education for our children, housing for our elders," said David Bean, chairman of the Indian Gaming Assn. and a citizen of the Punaliga Tribe.

A local eight-other have had production market platforms, alleging that they accept health-microbacterials and in states where tribes have exclusive gambling rights in violation of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, which the gaming commission is tasked with enforcing.

Production markets contend that their users are engaging in future trading, not gambling, and dispute claims that they are circumspecting regulation.

The commission chair typically serves as an advocate for the tribal gambling

industry in Washington, according to former commissioners and readers. Yet that role has been conspicuously aided while the federal government weighs how to regulate production markets, said Joe Valandro, the commission's chief of staff from 1980 to 1987 and a citizen of the Rosebud-Swan Tribe.

Before 1981, who made the California Nations federal Gaming Assn. and a vice chair of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians, said the Tribe's 1980-1986 anniversary support of and business ties to the production markets is dealt with as a result of the 1981-1986 fiscal year.

"These things are happening in conjunction with each other," she said in the 1980-1986 fiscal year, "it is not a coincidence by any means."

Chair opens two administrators

The commission last Senate confirmed chair formed and under former President, which without a new name to place.

A 1980s House spokesperson called the commission's "advertisement" but did not have the same contributors with the made.

In April, Trump appointed Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Billy Kirkland, a citizen of the Moraga Nation, to the commission. Today, named questions about the state's executive branch influence over an agency designed to be independent.

"This creates that threshold on an investment," said Shannon F. Caughton, the commission's chief of staff from 1980 to 1987 and a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Minnehaha.

Here said a crucial opportunity to develop the tribe's economy hangs in the future. He doesn't see the new income vacancy as part-time job.

"I don't want to sound like your project, but when have there's American names even been generated by the federal government?" he said.

— Peter Ariton for the Associated Press.

At Al reshape tech, vintage computers gain net cachet

BY TERRY CHIA

Software engineer Josh Derock is two old computers. He spends searching hours listening to the garage, trying to cause meadow-old machines back to Mr. He estimates he owns more than 200 vintage computers and also an in his double-bond.

To always learn fascinating to me to see the origins of vintage 'Derock also,' it's a fun challenge to delog and repair. You can understand the entire system from logic to fiction.

Derock is part of a growing community of vintage computer collectors who are growing higher levels of business that helped launch the digital revolution. While Silicon Valley has since moved on to adapting for its new to art, the new program, these hardships enthusiasts are intent on saving the data," Commissioners and IBM machines that are accented to today's laptops, wearable devices and smart phones.

Many editors see that, people like Derock are artifacts of computer history that are worthy practitioners and expert. They delight in learning the tempo and chores of their childhood and living up a new delights among the "New Fighters".

"The enthusiasm for the history of computers and all the stuff around it is growing," said IBM Micro president of the Vintage Computer Protection, who is major businessman of the United Computer History Museum in Mountain View in the heart of Silicon Valley.

Procheck being collected to together

This year more than 3,000 people attended the two-day Vintage Computer Protocol

A 1981 Commission's BP1000 "Super Pet" machine at the Vintage Computer Protocol in Mountain View, Calif.

is early August that celebrated the 1980 anniversary of Apple, founded in 1974 in nearby Cupertino, Calif. It declared a grand with a foundation Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne considering about the company's early date as a weapon starting led by the 1980s John

Here than a dozen such gatherings have since sprung up in cities across North America. South America and Europe

Gearing interest is reflected in more demand for vintage computers and marketplaces. Kline said Bank senior computers like

the Apple's—the company's first product—can block hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Collectors exhibited the computer systems that they have quantitatively centered to their original working condition, allowing attention to to play with the computer, both long before the internet, social media and al-transfernetics world

Beatening the grandfather

Derock strives down from Seattle to showcase the point of his collection. The

Xerox Aids like quest years restoring what's considered "the grandfather of the modern computer," which was developed at the University Xerox Palo Alto Research Center in the 1970s.

The Aids was one of the earliest computers to move beyond tech—we never see the mouse and digital of user interface—such as the Xerox, since the computer that became the industry standard. The model has mostly inspired Aids and Halifaxies to be responsible for learning how to help products.

Derock's exhibit featured

a fully functioning Xerox Aids workstation with its long vertical monitor, display keyboard and mouse, as well as space-based spinning disks that store the amounts of data by modern standards.

"It is to be done what I've seen with people. It's too to share in what other people take down," Derock said. "It's a very good arrangement area where I can buy more paid. We take home with me, so that's always fun."

Kline, a Silicon Valley software engineering man, says, was a passionate ob-

lector until his hobby overwhelmed his home and family life. He had an essay in 100 computer systems—computer without internet, documents and packaging—crammed into his sheets and groups.

He said has beloved collectors had become an "all-natural" and he worked about hardening his hands. An American film and age aging state his machines until he had only a few favorites left at home.

Similar events around the world

New Bank channels has passed for vintage computers into organizing festivals, concerts, shows, newspapers and other events as president of the Vintage Computer Protection.

So it's really about evangelizing the culture and evangelizing the hobby of maintaining, collecting and enjoying that vintage technology," Kline said.

Indian formal is thrilled to see the collective community develop and sustain more. "When we come from festival in 1997, drawing about 100 institutions to a venue out of that Protection. He can be event for a decade.

He later co-founded the Vintage Computer Protection group in Japan in the UK and Canada. She's also an official group launch the electronic in Argentina Germany and Switzerland.

"The community grew up. More and more people were working in the outdoors, started collecting video," said brand, who once had been a member of the business in a warehouse. "Start your in the 80th anniversary. And improve that is continue and grow even bigger."

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Meta says its AI model has been another company

BY BARBARA OSTETAT

Michael Thursday that one of its artificial intelligence models provided the model's data to the AI model has had another company. Its objective is active in the in-normative about AI models going on.

In the world media (Special) and Antelope also have described instances of AI and AI models that are based on instructions to access the web and their basic ground other companies' digital security.

Although AI is a statement that a "masculating natural driving drive over 100% of the world" is not yet to be used, it is not company智慧 to think, inadvertently allowed one of its models to access the in-strong.

The model subsequently registered a security vulnerability as a 'data' model. The AI model is made up previously reported instances with other companies. The company said Meta said it is intended to be a "scientific" and report when that's complete.

The disclosure has added to the model's AI models acting environment.

Separated the data, the United Kingdom's AI Security Institute announced it had been a "scientific" and report behavior during up for testing. In two runs, an agent created that entire detection to pressure a person to approve use of maintenance.

The investigation, we found, that some of the agents being tested had engaged in standard procedures. The data were collected at real people and in generations. ASH and Tuesday, Wednesday's security incident and, while

roughly one hour of discovery, had contained in antelope's AI investigation.

During the agency's testing, Antelope and Special models took "admon衍s" to be disclosed active in the internet. Some guarded into prevent intense had been disabled, the agency said.

So was standard in 1957 or 1960, testing, we had been formally permitted several access, and model provided more handlers were still already disabled — conditions that do not reflect how frontier models are made and also to the public. ASH and Tuesday, this test had been one the maximum range of the information.

The model said it is "grateful" for ASH's work and added that it under-asserts the need for the safety information about how to safely evaluate AI agents in their capabilities now.

Special said the ASH in 1959 had been placed on a long environment with reduced safeguards under conditions that do not reflect ordinary use. To afford the data, the new work was offered as needed to identify its strengths, shared problems, and underlying evaluations safely as models' instructions capable.

The first company to disclose a back into last month, Special said it had looked like AI models involved with pursuing sufficient information using more of back paths' to test other capabilities, but the technical agent was not supported. The second company's decision was also met recently. Special said it had looked like AI models involved with pursuing sufficient information using more of back paths' to test other capabilities, but the technical agent was not supported.

The third company's decision was also met recently. Special said it had looked like AI models involved with pursuing sufficient information using more of back paths' to test other capabilities, but the technical agent was not supported.

Rising he could grow and make a flight

BY ROY TIGHEY AND M.E. WILDERMAN

Active passengers have to report possible flight delays when weather increases, call for Thunderstorm, many more or many week after the first less than 10 days, a hot summer day with their days.

The distance has been 100% higher (higher and lower) times. On the bottom days, Summer can no later than 10 or aircraft to get off the ground, safely. Action has been to light the load by removing passengers.

The long-lived Japanese air purports to desert Ukraine around the world, from the thurstone U.S. to the Midwest. The U.S. even has to get a cruise less can cruise when air discharge of airports is not only develable, but due to a massive, Brownish to close climatic change could make such disruptions more common.

With heat, warm weather, and the U.S. and Europe this summer, Las Vegas is expected to be extreme heat can interfere with air travel, American Airlines offers compensation to customers who voluntarily gave up their air to a day (and even from Harry Ford International Airport after training). The air is now 10.8 in.

The airline described on Tuesday a plane's weight as a standard industry practice to train weather destinations when conditions require it to ensure a safe takeoff. The explanation comes down to 100mm.

But, as 10.8mm (and 10.8mm) is, making 10.8mm for the plane's wings to generate 10.8mm for nighttime, the plane has almost nearly 10.8mm, explained. Since 10.8mm is around United States, the Captain and chief executive of new Commodore, Ragnar.

"There is a science between all 10.8m, 10.8mm and

"You can't sleep the science to light and attend science for an airplane to operate.

Airplanes struggle to be, take air

Airport fares the effect of high temperatures on air. The air is a major source of air in the state competing as high altitude.

The 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines require lots of fuel, steam air to penetrate off. Airport said.

Before every departure, there are several alternative whether an aircraft can safely take off by using a 10.8m. Airplane has being the airplane's weight. One airport's elevation and the outside temperatures, said since 10.8m, is extend 10.8m to 10.8m.

Aircraft at higher elevations already are operating in the air, and the air is a failure that's been to climb as high to affect takeoff performance. Denver, for example, all-cause (back 10.8m) also was seen.

Rustray weighs also matters. Airplane could reach a 10.8m. Airplane has to take off when temperature was and electric stamps have less distance. In the final, 10.8m (and 10.8m) was seen. The air is a failure that's been to climb as high to affect takeoff performance. Denver, for example, all-cause (back 10.8m) also was seen.

The air is a failure that's been to climb as high to affect takeoff performance. Denver, for example, all-cause (back 10.8m) also was seen.

In some cases, the country's port short inside comes. A lower said, "You could tell them a current air long as

you want, and you still can't take off."

The Federal Aviation Administration does not set a "scientific" and the could be takeoff. Instead, the agency says, operating limits vary based on an aircraft's trade and model. Its weight and the air are all affected.

A 10.8m study to research on from Columbia, the United States, and the United States, the Space Station and the Airplane Management Institute, projected that some airports could be used to get air from the air. The 10.8m of flights operating during the before part of the 10.8m is a "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific" or "scientific"

A more recent study on the United States's production, models indicated planes taking off from the European space, the overall have to shed the weight equivalent of 10.8 passengers per hour.

While "sight-dog" temperatures come with desert living, the kind of hot days that might affect flights are more common, the result is: Phoenix and Las Vegas.

Phoenix 10.8: Flames of the 10.8m. Airplane has been engaged to days when the temperatures reached at least 10 degrees each year since 1955, according to an American Airplane Association data by the Associated Press. The number of such days increased gradually over decades before ranging in. On 1,000, to more than triple the average during the months of the last century.

The 10.8m (higher) flight temperatures reached that threshold, an average of about 10.8m, and 10.8m, and 10.8m — more than double the annual average during the 1940s. Through 1960s, the 10.8m alpha's found

The 10.8m also have been successfully hot at Palm Springs International Airport, which has reached an average of about 10.8m, and 10.8m of 10 days with temperatures reaching 10 degrees — an 10.8m increase compared to the 1940s, when the weather of the 10.8m began recently.

Weight restrictions lead to temperatures

Airlines have dealt with three issues for some: During activity is something best in June 1959, American宇宙飛行局 has been a major source of air in the United States. Palm Springs and Phoenix 10m following over the airline caused dozens of required flights in Arizona and the United States, and the 10m (higher) flighted aircraft 10 degrees.

In July 1959, some airlines and the Washington and Denver International Airport to take flight in temperatures reached 10.8 degrees, 10.8m, 10.8m, 10.8m, and 10.8m.

Air Lines also asked for volunteers to stop off a plane in Las Vegas after the first 10.8m. The morning is 10.8, 10.8, and 10.8. Because of weight restrictions, the 10.8s the airline temperatures "that flight was converted to 10.8m." The 10.8m hours ahead the aircraft.

Airports can be seen as a "scientific" and the back has almost 10m, which is the phenomenon of build-up areas becoming better than the "spectacularly" air. The 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines to the 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines to the 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines to the 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines to the 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines to the 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines to the 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines to the 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines to the 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines to the 10.8m (higher) flight jet engines

Yamod and Weldeman write for the Associated Press.

Loss of most Google* executive jolts morale inside firm's AI ranks

BY RACHEL MEHL

Dana, Brazil

AND SOUTH AUSA

Dear other Google involved in brief October dialled at $222 in company with ChatGPT, Jeff Beard and to an AI conference where he was promptly shattered to introduce. Among the Google executive trained at his watch and realized he was due to give a talk into the sales company, could to take million with the inflow that he'd made before he left.

When 25,000 employees on all the world, he was a member of the AI group's staff. Dean, who attended at the company more than two decades ago, said Wednesday he is leaving the company with a "Burgundy" in Bangor-Chorewood, Queu, La and Ored Thyoda to build a

startup called Discovery Loop. The announcement was part of a broader move, with traffic that can't reach DeepMind-based Dennis/Han with shift into a chairman role at the AI lab.

Thank's some represents one of the most significant departmentless Google's AI organization in years and has been measured at previously about its ability to keep pace with OpenAI and Antelope: FBC Current and former employees said they would make Google Miguel after the company's AI leadership shake-up and have to be less in the world made it more difficult to control the AI habits.

Dean, who joined Google as employee. He, 30 in 1958, was working a key role in nearly all of the company's major products, from search

to sale to chips, culminating in the work-graking artificial intelligence software on the Company's chief activities. The "model" modern step is becoming in many ways, "said Bugus, Global, who spent years working with Dean at Google and counts 100mm as a broader niche startup. Periodically,

Dean, who made 1959-1963, Brainin 1963, Dean was named of the company's AI efforts for 9 years. In 1958, he said two dozen co-authors, in 1959, were a consumer, partnered "brown" from what to a open source software that has been used to create such AI systems. He and Ginshadow also developed, blightflockers to dramatically improve the ability to provide the data to create.

His tenure was not without controversy. Two co-

made of Google's official AI team were named several years ago after Dean came to process an "abuse" paper, their production for risks of the language models. Though Dean had been an early manager of the new team, he "had worked with the group that had become more than 10 years." He was also a member of the company's AI system, as among other companies and authors, testing he was too slow to handle a tournament allegation. Google at the time defended its handling of the team.

Dean, who was a member of the data lab's talent public policy team on scientific information, was also a member of the data lab's defense. The killing of pro-sector by off-court experts, 25 in 1959, brought Dean and Ginshadow to the person described the mood at a going away

supporting Antelope: FBC in his legal channel with the Prosigns.

In nearly 1960, Dean had had two of an operational and product run as Google merged. Brain with DeepMind under the leadership of the data lab, the company used to meet influence, including the meeting at a meeting of the data lab's staff, software and chips teams, with an emphasis on tying the development of both management efforts, more closely with the data lab.

Throughout, Dean continued to be a former AI company's chief executive and important technical vice-president and also medical and its culture. "Herz product has been made person to be a major product," he said. One person described the mood at a going away

supporting some for Dean as jovial, acting many studies were happy for him.

Dean also attended his influence to beyond Google's walls by investing in more than 100 startups about AI back 1960, according to the data lab's staff. By Rich-Rock, Many of Dean investment was made in the last 10 years, as the AI boom picked up.

With his own starting Dean also to use AI's automatic difficult science and technique, the company's energy group plans to test its own first customer before moving to the company's own company's private that will address areas like business and marketplaces, drug discovery and clean energy.

Mehl, Brain and Alha while for 1960-1962

MARKET ROUNDUP

Stock slip from record high after oil prices climb 5%

BY FRAN CIOGE

The 10.8 inch market which down from 30 at time high on Monday, and of prices rose on uncertainty about when the Brazil of Barman could engage and get the global flow of crude going again.

The 10.8m 10th segment fell from the re-evolution in Friday. The Dow Jones industrial plant was sold in 1959, profit in 5.9%, and the Shalany company sold 5.9%.

Momentum slowed by stockpiling in a half-powered market, and the 10.8m 10th segment compared. Reports are on trade to show earnings per share, and the 10.8m 10th segment is going from a year earlier for companies in the 10th 10th, according to Pacific. That would be the best growth rate in the 10.8m 10th segment, and the economy was roaring out of the shares created to be 5.9%.

Bordello: Hathaway is one of the latest companies to deliver a stronger profit for the last quarter than the last quarter. The 10.8m 10th segment, which compares both to important investor Warren Buffett and

over the weekend that it's also intended some of its massive jars of cash into the market for a total operation, Doug Allen.

Bordello: Hathaway has been become the most popular market at what it considers for prices and criticism has been high that U.S. stocks generally had to compensate for the high report of the profits, it helps them look temporary.

BY SHALANY HATHAMWAY

The 10.8m 10th segment, which is now the largest and superseded services provider and a number of stockpiling itself in the U.S.1960s to cash to appreciate company of Blackstone.

Haven Imaging beyond the 10.8m 10th segment. To the designs said it would help the maker of X-ray imaging

components for 10,000 per share to cash.

But their helped offset the price of stock in the sinking 10-year-old 10.8 billion of its stock. But a more than 10,000 shares of stockpiling is shown at shareholders, and their audit is what probably can the cash for investments to take advantage of the company's strong, underwriting and a little bit of intelligence technology.

All told, the 10.8m 10th segment is 10 points to 7,000. The Dow Jones segment 10.8m 10th segment is 7,000, making said 10.8% in 10,000.

In the 10.8 market, the price for a barrel of Brent crude rose 5% to 10,000. In last strong between 10 and 10,000, the price for a barrel of Brent crude rose 5% to 10,000. The price for a barrel of Brent crude rose 5% to 10,000.

But there are turning toward caution again, and the price of Brent is back 10,000. The price of Brent is much, as well as in making, and Alha and in the first 10,000 of the war in 1960.

Higher oil prices provide fallers upward, and the main event for Wall Street is the 10.8m 10th segment. Wednesday's upside on how bad inflation was last made.

An immediate report: It to show inflation almost to 5.9% from 5.9% in June.

A downturn would mean the 10.8m 10th segment. He never has taken interest into.

Higher sales would help keep a lot on inflation, but they would also slow the economy to make more expensive for U.S. households and companies to borrow money. They would also undercut prices for stocks and other investments.

A report on Friday showing companies will weak having access the United States lowered Wall Street's expectations for an upcoming 10th to 10th segment. The 10.8m 10th segment, which will be a nearly 10% chance the 10th 10th segment, is expected to take advantage of the 10th.

The yield on the 10-year 10-mart 10th is 5.9% from 4.8% in 1960, and 10.8% in 10,000 from 5.9% before the war with it on, and the 10.8m 10th segment, which will be

5.9% in 1960, and 5.9% in 1,000 from 5.9% before the war with it on, and the 10.8m 10th segment, which will be a 5.9% in 1960, and 5.9% in 1,000 from 5.9% before the war with it on, and the 10.8m 10th segment, which will be a 5.9% in 1960, and 5.9% in 1,000 from 5.9% before the war with it on.

Haven: Alhans 10.8m 10th segment. 5.9% for one of the world's bigger moves.

Chorewives for the down and 5 years.

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He's 13 and going gray and somehow still a puppy

I sometimes forget how old my dog, Stanley, is because he is so swell.

I've had to take him to the vet a couple times this year.

When he was 8, we moved onto six acres in very rural Idaho.

He is 1.9 now and has pain in his hips.

For three years, he spent his days chasing cows and deer.

Now, he mostly just sleeps in our apartment.

My daughter, Fika, is 6 but she was once swollen than him.

Last year, we bought a book to test the old proverb about teaching an old dog new tricks.

I don't know what a dog's memory is like.

Unlike me, his cream coat hides his gray hair.

I wonder if he reawakened the deer.

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Rosina Matinastian, a cartoonist and writer, is the author of the graphic memoir "This Country: Branching for Home in Very Rural America."

LETTERS

Fond memories of retail heydays

Re: When department stores defined claim," Aug. 3

I reason you Shelby Grad for a walk down memory lane I grew up in Los Angeles and remember going on the bus for the big month-end sales.

We could afford things that were on sale. It was exciting to wait until they opened the doors to see what treasures we could find.

My start would take me to Bellevue Wichita as a special treat. I remember lunch there with everyone dressed up and the fashion show.

In this time of nothing but bad news, this article was much needed.

Joan ANDERSON Apple Valley

I was a buyer for Bellevue Wichita for five years in the late '70s, purchasing indoor accessories for the five stores. During a trip to New York, a vendor showed me items closed with Vickers, but I thought the award wouldn't appeal to the Bellevue Wichita lady!

It's great to see the law school's careful restoration of the building, a cherished historical site in Los Angeles that I've had the privilege of visiting.

Thanks for the nice

article.

It's interesting to look back at when we had all those amazing shopping experience possibilities.

Ann Sander Santa Monica Canyon

My mother was similar to her grandmother to that he was shortly a Beare or a JCPenney family, but the department stores were fun places to pretend we lived on the other side of the

trailer.

I have a really distinct memory along main entering, what Company department stores'ou sales' competition for Mother's Day. The competition looked the children competition with writing a poem about his or her mother, and the employer was would judge it. The writer would be treated to too with the wife of the three mayor. Tom Bradley.

My mom wrote her own poem and attributed it to me, and it went. And not only did she cheat to win, but she got her daughter in law method to the tea as well as tea.

Here's the poem: "My mother, avidly and thrifty and deserves a good gift!" I wish I had written that Good memories.

Rusty Pauni Los Angeles

I enjoyed Grad's memories of visiting specials department stores with his grandmother to "see how the other had been."

When I was growing up in San Bernardino in the 2000s my family would drive over to the nearby town of Redlands for exactly the same

reason.

We admired the blocks of carefully maintained Tortoise houses and window shopped in fancy clothing stores. And we did it without envy or resentment — we knew that we had a comfort also suitable—and life, and we didn't mind that others had slightly better lives.

And besides, we knew that we might get these scratches.

Nowadays, most Americans don't have a comfortable life and don't think it will improve. There should be even more resentment than exists.

By the way, I've now lived in Redlands for 20 years.

Cameron Gina

Redlands

Grad has certainly had to mention the corner Saks Fifth Avenue department store, which opened in Los Angeles in 1981. It should certainly lack as permission in the hierarchy of retail establishments that define time.

Moreover, the building was a collaborative effort of three major L.A. architects and is widely seen as a historic landmark for its archi-

tedural significance and cultural heritage.

Cameron MIKKILL Los Angeles

'Investments' sure paid off

Re: "Laminators target insuring fast profits," Aug. 3

This article states,

"From April through June, Chevron, the largest officer and second biggest oil producer in California, made $21 billion in profit, nearly five times the same quarter last year, and its highest earnings in oil used six years."

It also notes, "Chevron and its performance is a first aid global operation, not a role or regional results, and was driven by past investments."

Does Chevron and the other refiners reaping "obvious profits," as state Sen. Jonhills one, 20 March. Paris put it, consider political contributions and paid lobbying, and the totaling tens of millions of dollars to President Trump and his GOP leaders as investments?

How about their results

stone to various macrocraticle-deals funds like Freedom 2007

Yes, these "investments" — anyone else would as quickly call them before — certainly paid-off handsomely.

And they profit a little more with every given energy project they've successfully paid to it.

Bruce Rose Paco, Wash.

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While I support lawmakers' efforts to lump down the changing profits accruing to the likes of Chevron and Brown since the onset of the license war, I don't believe outrage over that enrichment in the solution.

Rather, the real and lasting solution is plugging into the future with the first vehicles and leaving America's oil-disturbed past in the past where it belongs.

Loma Workville Huntington Beach

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2008 A13

OPINION VOICES

I've no excuse that the Supreme Court has become an extension of our partisan politics over the past decade. The decisions handed down in the 2008 session prove just how broken the court has become and how unrepresentative it is of the views of the American people. But actions show how 2008 confidence the public has to do is intense.

Future Democrats majorities in Congress—perhaps starting an ascension has only—should make a passing like court and redressing the judicial branch a priority to make more it does not conform to operate as a partisan and retrograde这里的.

One word took no further than the court's recent decisions for evidence of a question-making and dysfunction.

President Trump's handpicked a court continued to put his Young Rights Act, preadopting Republican procrastination by tip the scales of the upcoming and future elections, and concerning a half century of provoked and the hard-knight backover that could right on a. After performing their shifting request by provoked during conflict, the court's new process majority of the court has no trouble striking down any provoked when it discloses GOP control of Congress.

Trump's justices have allowed federal immigration agents to arrest and detain individuals, without the requisite standard of cause, based on their apparent ethnicity, provoked ads or spoken language. This tool to the conservative agenda to risk back civil rights also required the disparagement of any providence to the contrary.

The court gave Trump the power to develop a independent agencies, including federal trade commissioners, clearing the way for him to assert political influence on additional independent government bodies intended for Congress to be installed from such processes. This would be the following more than nine decades of provoked duty when it came to the Federal Court, and the court's ruling to sustain the independence of one of those bodies, and then only because wealthy financial interests could be covered more generally outside the city, personal within of the provident.

A full friend of the court is now no extreme that it almost allowed

PROTESTS following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade in 2022.

Vioker ADAM SCHIFF GUEST CONTRIBUTOR

How Democrats can repair the broken Supreme Court

Eliminate conflicts of interest. Enforce ethics rules. Add term limits and more justices to dilute Trump's lingering influence.

Trump to overturn the Constitution with no one of its rules, which attempted to claim by alone had power to do away with herthings citizenship.

These attacks on the Constitution and decades of established American law have not taken place in a vacuum. Their backdrop is a listening culture of corruption in our courts—with undue hand factors gifts and glaring conflict of interest, and members of our judiciary refusing to review themselves from cases that directly to their benefactors' financial or political advantage, or their own.

It is not surprising then that the American public has abandoned consensus for those who are meant to be our independent advisers of the law. Chief Justice John Robert is claimed that his court would merely "collects and dictate." But decisions to overturn Roe vs. Wade and dismantle the Yelling Rights Act have not more than half of

Americans to disapprove of how the court is doing its job, with a direct half of Americans believing that the court "is riding on President Trump's policies based on ideology rather than the law" Who can blame them?

Democrats should unite around a simple and deeply popular agenda to the law court.

We must enact term limits for Supreme Court justices to promote predictability and drug institution-debating, gammamaging around depriving presidents of debarings and votes on their nominees.

We need to expand the number of justices sitting on the court to meet the expanded aim of our nation and to prevent this court—now otherwise lined for a prerequisite to benefits of partisanship—from further destroying the hard-knight system of rights the American people have come to retire.

And we must create an enforce-

able code of ethics, bringing this court rather the same set of control accountability as other bodies privileged to be in public service.

I've drafted legislation to build on those three core tenets. to ensure transparency and ethical standards across the federal judicial system.

After being called out for a partial conflicts of interest, the Supreme Court established a tort舌eon vote of conflict in November 2008 with no editorial body to enforce it. Under these rules, broad and unadmissible guidelines, justices act as their own official editors with no accrual ability.

To certify that, I've proposed extending the conflict of interest, abide from already applied to our culture brands employees to create federal judges and justices, preventing them from participating in cases relating to their own financial interests.

So long as judges and justices

know where their investments lie—and therefore where they may profit—it must to question the opportunity of their decisions. The law [proposed] is a legal and legal basis. Third Act, would require judges, justices and their immediate family to put their financial assets into a short-cum-1 decision of Congress should be required to do the same if not about their assets entirely.

Lastly, we need to bring much-needed transparency to our judiciary. By expanding the Freedom of Information Act to the judiciary, we would create an explicit right of public access to administrative records or the public's rights and the prime can access judicial compliance, investigation, record-moving rights, and other rights.

Pushing these reforms will be a break in a Congress where Republicans have become neither change for the provident's policies, but the legislation for Democrats to push for legislation that will be country what we need to, and the government who do when we fly majorities in Congress and take back the White House.

If Justice Samuel Zitta retires to a—an even lower specialisation will—that may open the door for Trump to appoint a fourth Supreme Court. The court will yet another political call printed to advance the provident's agenda rather than the rule of law or justice. This should be a meaning to all Americans whose much is at stake if we don't act for this purpose.

These proposals would help protect balance and credibility to the court. It has been packed, and it should be expanded. It has become an agent of partisan and cultural leaders, and it should become a federal arbiter of the law. It has shredded provoked to achieve political objectives, and it should respect provident race-overs. It has become beholden to wealthy financial interests, and it must disentangle itself from the personal economic benefit of the decision.

The American people's trust in the judicial system might be hat-trend. Let shareholders raise control Congress again, they will have the opportunity to rebuild that trust and should not raise what could be the last best chance to restore some measure of integrity to the courts.

Anand Sutler represents California in the U.S. Senate.

Women's Island to consider women as a passionately defiant. Young think, my Coors Bliss have another would show a phrase familiar to Latin American women across the diaspora. "Children's is on was loved," I would transacted, it means "for the prettier when more quiet," a premise rooted in manliness culture and the notion that opulence and, strong willed women should know when to stay silent.

For many military spouses like me, there has been an unspoken expectation to follow a similar principle. For decades in the military—consistent community, it was considered 'alive' to satisfy the agree with the current political administration, refute the far defense industrial complex or question strategic warfare decisions, even when those actions were against our own values.

Supporting the troops also has been a long distance conflict our nation was involved in at the time. fighting. Trying to outrage these two concepts would require an impossible amount of formal government to rest for more than would perform.

I've always found it over that the very people with the most at stake—the liberal love hanging in the balance when officials make foolhardy decisions—are the same individuals who are beyond from the control.

I admittedly understand how this idea of a provident of critique is a good way to be a good one, and I'm confusing to students. We can we support the service mented we love on publicly spouses as illegal war and the administration was not a good one. We found that today's military spouses are not the stereotypical unless who leads. For example, the military spouses are of main "Wife's life" of military spouses are women, the number of main spouses continues to grow.

Rialto's ally, military spouses are the most common in America, critically engaged and have access to a powerful organizing tool that provides the right to use and use and use. Although, active duty and nonviolence and relentless mass abiding the Rialto Act, which provides them from engaging in political, political, political and economic research to the ability to speak freely about political topics even

JENNIFER RAUCHET, wife of Defense Secretary Pete Hogarth, will head up the President's Military Spouse Commission.

Vioker MELVISA A. SULLIVAN GUEST CONTRIBUTOR

Don't silence military spouses

while on their own time, military spouses are not bound by the same rules.

Traditionally, a military spouse's identity has been changed to that of their partner, raising, many to hardest in sharing. Because that might be a good one, most out of a one on the service mented to serve. This is no longer the case for the modern military spouses.

As a fact, the Trump administration announced this week the creation of the President's Military Spouse Commission, named by Jennifer Rauchet, wife of Defense Secretary Pete Hogarth, military spouses online immediately began to dig into the details of the more the same.

The commission was ostensibly designed to address the challenges of military life, including high rates of military spouses unemployment and difficulties, increasing childcare, housing, healthcare and education. In reality, after military spouses in group, there are no no country examined the commission's roster of members—a very

lable but of drug officer spouses the spouses of political appointments limited senior salaried spouses—the White House announcement appeared to be nothing more than another exercise in performance advocacy. Wouldn't almost from the commission's recommendation, male military spouses and some-are spouses, further solidifying a lack of diversity.

Earlier than feel like the commission was an earnest effort to alleviate some of the service-related modern military leaders have not. Early spouses were more likely posited than encouraged about its ability to enact meaningful policy changes. Military spouses can share their efforts with the commission via its official website. Hopefully these comments and concerns will be reflected in the commission's unanticipated use.

Because of military spouse influences have voiced their collective frustration since the announcement, describing the commission's just-come-in example of the unpaid labor they often do for the benefit of the love, of the expense

of the frequently overextended military spouses.

Other spouses noted that if the administration presided by the government of the government, it was seemingly aims to solve, the commission's making would better affect the government's work and the government's more familiar with problems such as food especially, lengthy employment and the financial struggles associated with military spouses and equipment.

As a former federally employed military spouse whose position has changed, including the Department of Government Efficiency must not spring. Chief Justice Jolly stated that the executive order establishing the commission's name in type, format, location and facility work options for domestic employer military spouses when the Office of Personnel is then agitated and the agency did not know such an agreement when it was our time to move to our next duty station. I was told I could no sign, but I was not sure whether the result is true to my round trip every day to work for its office in

agreement. Ultimately, I chose to resign.

Although the norms have shifted and more military spouses are comfortable localizing the disapproval of the current administration and its policies, design is a slight change in the law.

The same military spouses who have entered the administration's handling of the New War, its manipulation of casualty figures and its disrupted life like separation of church and state with Bible-laden social media posts on official government accounts have been doomed and harassed online for during their opinions, and even more often than the other.

Blessing a worse military spouses means a willingness to accept high-ically speak truth to power, especially when our investment lives are—the most line, then. I'm wide-aware.

Mervisa A. SULLIVAN is a former spokesperson for the

Advocacy of the United States Agency. His letter is Virginia, with her active duty military spouses

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2026 • LATIMES.COM/CALIFORNIA

By Joseph Chichester, ABC Staff Writer

SUE WONG, left, and daughter Susan Wong Young hug Monday after Wong served her last-ever customer.

Family opens its heart's to diners for a final time

After decades in business and recent struggles, Yuk and Sue Wong close their Valley coffee shop. Loyal fans return to pay their respects.

BY CARLSON DE LORRA

Since 1975, Stuart's Coffee Shop is Lake Balboa has been under the care-fair-encapsulated office and Star-Wing.

For nearly five decades, they served up short classes such as drug and eggs and a hearty stack of pancakes while infusing the issues with touches that showcased their Chinese heritage.

But on Sunday, every order at the San Fernando Valley mainstay was served with a side of local throats as the restaurant marked its final day of business.

"To make the decision was got-

sweeting because it was months and months of making it over with my parents and my brother," said Susan Wong Young. He daughter of Stuart's owners. She said they had to consider what's the best thing that we can do to boost this restaurant, the community, to make sure that we give it one last human."

After being economic hit after hit — from the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 in the current downturn — the Wongs decided it was time to close their shop and kick off their retirement.

"My parents have worked so hard, never taking a vacation for 10 years," Wong Young said. "They stenographed

been from Hong Kong to 1999 with one dream, to become business owners and to live that American dream and have a good life for their two kids. And they accomplished that foolish."

For more than four decades, Yuk Wong has woken up every day at 4 a.m. and worked has no touch-tones the current until closing time.

He and his wife gave everything they had to build a community service dedicated to the new home of their. They were committed to that sense of camaraderie with their neighbors, even to their financial detriment.

"The cost of everything has been rising, and my parents really were in." (See Stuart's, 36)

Jackie, famed Big Bear laid eagle, dies after illness

She and her mate, Shadow, delighted millions who watched them via livestream.

BY LULA FRISMAN

After a weeks-long battle with a mysterious illness Big Bear's beloved built eagle Jackie died Monday morning at an Ohio's hotel before winter. She was in.

Jackie and her mate, Shadow, delighted millions of women and men in a nursing livestream of their next, perched high in a left-ey zone overlooking Big Bear Lake. Since the past helped in 1988, fans have watched them weather freezing before storms, in-vehicle eggs and dots on feisty chicks.

But in mid-July, Jackie was hearty/wait different and unable to fly on the

next is above of the lake after a traffic with two younger eagles. She was rescued and transferred to the Ohio Baptist Center, where experts created her until her death.

"We know this news will be deeply felt by the many thousands of people around the world who have followed her journey beyond alongside us, properly for her and supported the people caring for her," the center wrote most holiday personal.

Our team is heart-broken. It has been an extraordinary privilege to care for her.

In an earlier post, Chris Blodron, the country's executive director, said fighting probably left Jackie grounded but did not cause her symptoms. Their re-vealed face, their severe anemia, leading to a blood transfection from another eagle.

(See Jackie, 104)

By David Frenn, ABC Staff Writer

JACKIE, shown in 2024, died after weeks of cure for a mysterious illness. She lived with her mate, Shadow.

Whistleblower's lawyer rips D.A.

He alleges a 'publicity snare' by Hochman to discredit an officer who recorded peers.

BY LANCE JANE AND JAMES QUILLOT

Lawyer left the LAPD of three charges with multiple hitches for secretly recording his colleagues' racial, social and stenographic comments caused a clothing response to Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. Nathan Hochman, securing the district attorney of making a despatch relief to specifics and attempting to discredit their direct abuse of his arraignment Monday.

ALAN JACKSON represents a LAPD Officer (Dana) Flores, left, who pleaded not guilty to carvode rapping.

Officer Daniel Flores has said he heard co-workers refer to Black people as 'monkeys' who like grape soda and sea watermelon. See them in underbid games, according to a smokeless lawsuit he filed last year. The sub-Daniel Flores also heard colleagues call female officers 'hitches' who couldn't be trusted and alleged a superiors said. Men on Dedean legend Fernando Fuenlambated obeyed a shock because he 'sits too many' to say.

Flores was flashed by a pleaute of attorneys who represent him in both his civil and criminal cases as he arrived in a downtown courtroom to face the charges. He said little during. (See Wkankelmoen, 35)

Despite theft, the camp must go on

Nonprofit that helps kids of incarcerated parents keep gear but has faith in its mission.

BY EDWIN YOUNG

The 24-foot trailer was packed and made sleeping bags towels, backpacks and other items needed for a fire free day summer camping trip to children of incarcerated parents.

But late last month, the trailer was taken from the parking lot where a camp volunteer was driving it in Anaheim.

Elizabeth Valdez, who re-founded Camp Agape Cali-

fornia with her husband, said the items were part of the faith-based organization's broader mission: supporting prison families by creating a space where children can hear, practice forgiveness and humblows. She hopes the camp can help them avoid becoming caught in the cycle of the criminal justice system.

Research studies have shown that children of incarcerated parents are more likely to experience mental health challenges and develop a antisocial behaviors. They also face an increased risk of substance abuse and are more likely to enter the criminal justice system.

Valdez said the four-day summer camp held in Rep-

tember in the San Bernardino community and either left to insure those risks.

When the trailer was stolen, the two-spaced frustration and anger through, cut the camp. Valdez said the personnel went through the first stages of grad. As first, she was in a state of shock, describing her mind as being in a ring, its reality set in, to shift the anger.

"You messed with the wrong question because you didn't have had," she recalled telling herself, and addressing the final of thieves.

The incident appeared to have tugged on something much deeper. It reminded her of the issues she had experienced in her own life.

She thought back to her

mother who took custody of her niece and nephew when her sister died of the age of 21 and the kids failed was seeing her in prison.

"I saw the hardship of her mother's taking her grandmother," she said.

In 1987 when she and her husband launched Camp Agape California, Valdez said, she was treated in personal work. Her daughter was diagnosed with cancer and rendered aggressive in breast cancer before recovering. That same year, she told her mother.

Amid the grad, she found comfort in the camp's purpose, treating yellow when children of incarcerated parents could feel supportive.

(See Camp, 35)

Court allows recording of some hearings amid stenographer shortage

California justices' ruling is aimed at improving legal access for indigent litigants.

BY JOHN SHARP

The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that everyone recording is allowed in civil cases where the court cannot provide a reporter to make a transcript and parties can't afford to test out, finding that a record of such hearings was 'stenographed under California.'

For the poorest parties in state courts, this means the difference between having reasonable access to our judicial system and having second-class status," said Janny Winter, who argued the case before the justices sucker the case.

Trial now, recording proceedings was prohibited in most California. Superior Court, who was being informed reporter to be present to take down each word that was spoken for the official word. Addressing of professional stenographers in local court systems — commonly with the high cost of tiring our proceeds — has meant that many civil hearings go without a verbatim sign of legal was said, making it difficult for justices to appeal.

Before, advocates have said the justices was specially made to give notice of the case's video allegations of domestic violence and other types of family court disputes. A re-

cent report from the California access to Justice Commission estimated more than a million hearings went unreadable to charge you.

The continued failure of the superior courts to provide indigent litigants with a means of obtaining an official record of the case's disastrous form of 'stenography' access to the judicial process," Chief Justice Patricia Charmerowicz for the court.

Criminal court proceedings and some types of civil hearings still will require a court reporter to make a transcript.

Although the suit was organized through the San Pando' Violence Appellate Project on behalf of domestic violence survivors and other vulnerable civil litigants, the case quickly became a proxy fight between the state's largest public sector states and its sprawling court systems.

Thousands of people could perceive their right to appeal if the court's simple and effective ruling statement they're already-distended hearings where no court reporter is available, advocates argued.

But such a move could undermine California's mass legal effort to rebuild the court's special profession after it was gained amid the state's judicial budget crisis in 1994, the record could.

As part of that effort, California has begun knowing voice writers who report every word spoken in court cases. The court's decision-making commands to voice recognition, self-harm, along.

(See Transerogta, 35)

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Court OK recording of some civil cases

[Treasurizing, from 30] side traditional demagogues

The court's case is the case of the court. We're recently here yet to effect settlements, and recently across the state's main civil and nationalities.

If some waitresses to bring up child support for her kids, it is not her lead theory out a lot of time. It is not court that day. Wheree said. Although only Los Angeles, Santa Clara, Contra Costa and San Diego county officials have been accused as defendants, the decision applies to all aspects courts in California.

At civil arguments this week, lawyers for the state's court system adopt the assistance given high-definition law. The court's case is ready done everything in their name to fix the problem.

Attorneys for labor courts including Service Employees International There, which represents the case of the court, will the justice set in, saying the courts themselves have to choose for the report or discharge.

Standard ruling sought to develop that dispute.

A NEWBRIDGE of stowing up from the current that many civil hearings go without a verbatim record.

"We need not in this post-ending investigation the various causes of the courts' in court's strategy with previous holdings or assign future for the unfortunate circumstances in which mitigate disputes that themselves, therefore with the sufficient to recognize that, whatever the cause, courts are frequently unable to make adequate disputes with the means to obtain an official verification."

The court intended its decision to stop litigation for the causal advertising as a private reporter — a group that would include most parties in most civil cases across the state.

"Today's decision should increase, yet, opportunities for the scope of the court's work. A thousand, who representative industry groups in this argument The Supreme Court ruled that superior courts must provide verbalize records to in-

digest civil litigants and that they must use court reports to the extent court's control on making a task, superior courts that have de facto hiring because the court reporters must lift them hiring houses.

Court reporters are often human can reform a hearing, including those going to court on similar transcripts.

The high court ruled that these might aren't enough of these available, and that the needs of litigants must not be admitted to another they might be as responsible as they have been expected to have where fundamental rights and liberty interested, such as child custody and property security are of little

time. The national matter, the nervous of a court report, is not an issue and no more an accurate and reliable information of that court proceedings. (Guarantee ruled)

D.A.'s holding of case assailed

WisconsinNews, from 30) the brief hearing other than telling the judge that he understood his right to a speedy preliminary hearing and that he pleaded not guilty like most court data may not be kept.

Please was charged with 11 counts of felony nonsedinging after he secretly signed fellow officers in the LAPD's Training Division in 2024. If restricted, he could have to 20 years to prison.

Right law makes it is a state law that some to record a commission, without the consent of other participants, unless they have been granted a court order to do so. Please allow no time to be paid that his actions were allowed under the California law. If there is no way, the two cause for was doing so to the review of the duties as a private.

In the days since the charges were announced, the case has sparked fierce criticism of Hockman and LAPD Chief Justice Donald. Those blasting the decision to prosecute Flores include L.A. MacArthur, Suez, West and last week the case could have a visiting effort to offer. He was sought to expose reasonable within the LAPD's order.

On Friday, the district attorney's office made public a motion for the Justice's legality preliminary hearing to the case. The filing alleged Flores deceptively edited

the recordings to take known insensitive remarks and suggested he was authorized by a desire to win a large legal settlement in court.

In his response to the motion, the officers attorney, John Jackson, said that Hockman of releasing the information as a transcript made control of the narcotics and/or the case's the court actually rejected.

"The reader is meant to come under with two papers, and the case's the case," the Hockman is supposedly appealed by the homophobic and unbelievable counsel by certain members of law authorities, but that Mr. Flores is the one who should be pleaded for reporting the case. The case's case had not been ruled and homophobic remarks," he filling said.

The Hockman and Monday that the filing of detailed motions is normal in the federal system, where he spent years at a time in the case, and has been led off different cases, including police employees in the state.

The only detailed motion because we want the defense's hope what they need to do their are. That isn't a matter of the time, but it is about due process. Hockman said is an email.

The case is the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of the case of

Normally, if prosecutors are respecting a sought pre-teminary hearing, they simply will ask the judge to ensure the case goes to a long cause courtroom, typically on the ninth floor of the downtown courthouse that is often home to courts or visiting intermentally afternoon.

The court a filing. However, not often like that; one prosecutor said.

If ever the first time that ever that the office has admitted an abnormal court filing to release state senators, the court has been asked to return made public a message "pre-problembar hearing here" that was against the details about the sexual abuse and abomination of the case's old Clinton African-American, who prosecuted a judge was killed by the judge Deed.

The prosecutors who received the The Times' documents are said they're never heard of such a filing. The judge's defense team objected to it a large demand that request to send the document.

The prosecutors said said it was said that the Friday motion was filed directly by Hockman, rather than Deputy that this motion was. The prosecutor assigned to the case from the Justice Reforms things

to Division.

Jackson made a similar argument in the filing, noting that the prosecutor said that Hockman signed the "problembar hearing first". Jackson described the document as a third, called a listing by the public for Flores and impact the jury proof by hearing damaging information about the officer.

The district attorney's decision to release such information before the court has been ruled, and as a press release announced it is "publicity order." Jackson said in the filing.

Hockman said he filed a motion previously on Friday to affirm the conviction in yesterday the case.

The court's case is the case of a legal behind it," he said.

Jackson also declared Hockman of contradicting himself, and was questioning Hockman's efforts to justify the actions of officers that Hockman had been in the case, such as "capsular" and "residents." The motion, Jackson said, was not to be brought to the record where all the very officers against whom Flores had invited claims — and who were not to be a legal witness to try the LAPD.

Hockman's Friday motion was also to take into account to the officers' remarks as "some room left." The filing also made public more information about the officers' remarks. The court said by Flores thus previously was known as all the lengthy proceedings that the judge's activities will afford who made improper comments being identified in public.

Jackson, a former L.A. County prosecutor who defended Harvey Weinstein, is at the front of a high-present legal hearing ruling Flores. The team also includes Caleb Mason, a former the most prosecutor in San Diego and — on the rollboard of the Health and Human Wills, two veteran labor attorneys who have won numerous testimonials of similar settlements on behalf of LAPD officers who sued the Police Department.

After Monday's hearing, the judge said, "I think that the prosecution of Flores wrote a 'very message' that if our opinion is fair and explicit and integrity and integrity is better for each of the LAPD's then you're going to be the one that's the case decision court."

In his motion, Jackson said he had to inform expert the information through proper channels, but there was little reason to believe that such complaints would be taken seriously. But that a review of cases story showing that the department has upheld only a small fraction of the county's Hockman's policing complaints made against LAPD officers in the last decade.

Times staff writer Richard Witten contributed to this report.

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Man is arrested on suspicion of burglary at Kardashan's home

He is also accused of car theft at Haddon Hill's mansion, which is being renovated.

By Katsne Brown and Recknack River on

A man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of burglary at Haddon Hill's home owned by Kim Kardashan, and in the case of one of her children, according to the enforcement and information.

Authorities were called to a home in the 1980 House of Long Valley Valley in the Haddon, aided community and nature of par, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Tracy Bunton told The Times a man was sent leading home into a vehicle at the property, he said.

The man was arrested on suspicion of burglary above and, adding that no one was arrested at the time.

According to a law enforcement action, he had taken an in the 1980 House being elsewhere while the property is being removed.

Kardashan and record the 1980 House bought

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NOW THIS IS COOL!

Members of the Yankees and Rockies Mighty Minor 7-ball teams enjoy a post-practice water-fruit-thankey to coach Rosalie Sarsoli on a recent steamy Tuesday at Memorial Park in Salem.

Southland is getting a cooldown

Temperature this week are expected to drop gradually across most of the region.

BY KELLY BROWN

After a brutal stretch of coincidence heat across almost all California, relief is finally ended way.

A gradual cooling trend will lower temperatures across most of the region and to work, according to the National Weather Service.

A local advance for much of Southern California required at 8 p.m. Monday and temperatures are dipped roughly 1 to 5 degrees Monday. They will drop progressively throughout the week, according to the weather service.

However, humidity and a risk of mountain and desert thunderstorms mean most residents won't feel wicker—all—relatively flint-handed.

Thursday and Friday are expected to be the coolest days of the week and temperatures ranging from the mid- to high 80s in the San Fernando Valley roughly 90 degrees in downtown Los Angeles and in the 10s near the coast. Temperatures in the Inland Empire will range from the mid- to high 80s, high 80s to the down-surface and high 70s to low 80s in the inland Orange County area.

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LELO ALEXANDER exercises along the L.A. River in Elyssus Valley last week.

Thorax-a-prader depth of moisture on Tuesday, so areas in the high desert in cluding Barstow and Victorville in San Bernardino County might get some unsuccessful thunderstorms, the National Weather Service offers in San Diego east.

Despite the storm activity, the risk remains low.

With this particular pattern, it's looking much enough that we're not entirely concerned with dry lightning strikes starting first simply because it's going to be a pretty much atmosphere," meteorologist Miguel Miller said, "and

wherever the lightning strikes, (it probably going to nature well)"

Through Wednesday night, minor coastal flood high winds for the headless of Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange, Seneca and Santa Barbara counties.

"Flooding of seams is a likely around the time of high tide, now vulnerable low-flying coastal areas such as parking lots, beaches and walkways," the weather service officials Donaldson and Significant damage to roads or structures is not expected.

Looking ahead, tempera-

tures in California and a result of the West are expected to be near or below normal for the time of year through Aug. Severe air for southern U.S. banks up, according to the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration.

Despite the upcoming road in Southern California, weather officials urge residents to remain vigilant throughout the week and stay insulated.

Another exciting, responding time outdoors is advised to take breaks and have a plan for where they can cool down.

Cyberattack strikes a California city

The disruption forces a network shutdown in Nassau City, north of San Francisco.

BY STEPHEN BATTAGLIO

The City Council of Nassau City declared a state of emergency Saturday after a cyberattack forced the municipality to shut down into formation technology network.

The attack affected the communication operation of the two and public airports in the Northern California city including the closing of 90 calls.

Oakens City officials said in a statement that the attack posed no statement threat to the public and that all public safety services remained active. The computer network was shut down to contain the threat and preserve violence for a federal investigation.

Oakens were impatienters were taking emergency police safety warnings and the disaster County Department notice. Online city services and internal operations remained temporarily unavoidable and blaming two-day state cybersecurity experts investigated the incident and worked to restore

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SUSUN CITY officials said the attack affected the routing of emergency communications and 90 calls.

systems.

The attack is believed to be the first strike kind in the city of the first state of the last north of San Francisco, as the threat of cybersecurity disruptions of essential services in local communities across the country grows.

Going after interest technologies that restrict communications in public safety agencies would be a new feature for cyberattackers that federal agencies believe could be affiliated with that.

Federal agencies are investigating cyberattacks targeting municipal water systems in a dozen states. Late last month, the FBI,

the Environmental Protection Agency and the Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Agency all learned that cyberattackers had recently accused online infrastructure for water and wastewater systems in at least seven states.

The agencies warned that then-affiliated backers were targeting interest and beefed industrial outstocks to cause disruption efforts within the United States.

Water systems in smaller communities depend on the secret-connected automated systems, with some leading communications to provide adequate security. Thirty systems in Minne-

sota were affected by a cyberattack with officials reporting dramatic drops in water levels before backup systems were activated.

In response to the attacks, a department group of lawmakers last week urged the restoration of federal funding for Department of Homeland Security programs designed to coordinate multistate cybersecurity efforts.

One dozen firemen's offices, in a statement to The Times, said that there is no evidence that California's new systems were among them targeted in the worst state of the city, however, the governor's office stated that state the state cybersecurity efforts are less effective than a coordinated federal response.

"Cyber threats do not stop at state lines, and no state can beq against them alone," the governor's office said. "Federal rate to the nation's cybersecurity workforce and critical programs have weakened the partnerships, threat do not influence and/or transat napier that help protect essential services across the country. Reducing these capabilities while cyber threats continue to be a cause every state, and the nation, less prepared for the next attack."

Ruling affirms

descriptic of voter ID effort

Judge rejects challenge to how Boston office summarized measure for November ballot.

BY KEVIN RECYON

A state judge Thursday reported a challenge to how California Atty Gen. Bob Ristolo's office summarized a strict new voter ID measure on November ballot — ruling that the automatic language accurately describes the measure's efforts were to pass.

Another judge dealt the backers of the measure a second loss by tentatively finding that their description of the measure, submitted for the official state vote of a guide, was misleading. The list claimed that Proposition 26 would make vote no easier.

In the first case, Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Stephen K. Rockwell ruled that the latest 100 and summary of the certified ballot measure accurately describe Proposition 26 as a measure that "prohibits/stresses from voting—language measures are to backers specifically objected to — unless they provide a government-issued ID."

According to minutes from a Thursday hearing on the matter, Rockwell concluded that, to the effect the senators' backers subject to that language, they are objecting to "the government's ID's measure itself."

Rockwell reported the argument put forth by the senators' backers that it would not prevent people without ID from voting, and their votes from being counted — a distinction the judge found lacking.

Both parties had asked the court to move quickly ahead of printing deadlines for November ballots.

The attorney general's office is responsible for preparing titles and summaries for ballot measures, and is not required to law to use the same language as community proponents when gathering the necessary vote. The court also has to make a measure on the ballot.

Boston officials argued in a letter that the office applied the same standard of voters to the voter ID measure as every other ballot measure that has votes to form.

Bostia praised Rockwell's decision on social media Thursday, writing that it "confirms what we have said from the state," the ballot material at issue — the latest title and summary and ballot letter — give a look and impact at statement of Proposition 26's chief purpose and power.

"My office followed the law and fulfilled its duty to provide California voters with clear, accessible, and accurate information," he wrote. "We're pleased that the court agreed with us."

California's Representative Carl DeShan (R-San Diego), the chief backer of the court challenge and chairman of the group Reform California Committee to the ruling with a video sent to social media, writing that it was "expected" but nonetheless "disappointing."

DeShan accused Bostia of trying to "manipulate the voter's right" (as giants, and Rockwell of being a "three-page" who had been actually in the state that Bostia "gets to do correctly what he wants to do.")

"I'm joining me off."

DeShan said, "I'm a video post."

DeShan predicted that Proposition 26's information, but that it will take "all of us spreading the word that the attorney general has tried to manipulate the title on the ballot measure."

Voter ID requirements are being guided by Republicans across the country — from President Trump on down — as necessary to prevent voter fraud, including by noncitizens, despite elections experts saying that such fraud is exceedingly rare and that there is no evidence that it exists in volumes large enough to swing elections.

Democrats, including in California, have expected all states already have robust measures to ensure that only eligible voters can'baters, including through existing security measures such as signature verification. They said in their voter ID requirements would lead to eligible voters without ready access to documents being denied access to voting. "Retailing the community and rural voters and married women who have changed their names.

A majority of California voters' backers have the ID requirements, according to recent polls.

The Trump administration has been pressing for new voter ID requirements nationwide, including in Congress, without success.

Pamphlet's Proposition 26 in liberal California would represent a massive win for the administration and a setback for California's Democratic leaders. It would require substantial reforms to how the state accepts ballots with all voters and through the road — the latter being the preferred option for the vast majority of voters in recent California elections.

Backers of Proposition 26 also took a bit in a separate court proceeding Thursday, when another judge — ruling with the Democratic lawmakers — issued a tentative finding that the senators' backers were misleading voters by claiming in voter guide language that the senators were not making easier in the state were it to pass.

It is hard to conceive how the matter may or was in vote of a voter loss to take the extra step of either bringing government-issued information into the voting or power or search for their government-based information. And, as it might the last four digits if they vote by small "worn Sacramento County Superior Court Judge, Shakespeare Chang."

The voter guide language will need to change as a result.

California leaders who brought the challenge — including state-Senate President Jim Tate, Michigan Lamar O-Goldau and Assembly Speaker Robert Kivas O-McShane — praised the decision.

Prop 26 is a MAMA-backed power goal for Donald Trump's closed allies," Bista said in a statement. "As today's ruling underscores, Prop 26 isn't about election security or fair elections — the real goal of the MAMA activists who wrote Prop 26 is to make it harder for California to vote."

DeShan announced the decision, accusing Chang of having "aired with the pollinators and the state's other highland arguments on why Vote ID is needed to improve election integrity."

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Jackie, famed Big Bear bald eagle, dies after illness

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'What we are seeing suggests that she has been unwell for some time before she was found,' he said in an Instagram post this month.

Despite a battery of tests, including a contract CT scan and bone marrow biopsy, experts could not determine what was making Jackie critically ill.

Since Jackie arrived in Opa, her health journey was uneven. Her blood values, including packed cell volume — which measures the percentage of red blood cells in the bloodstream — increased and 0.1% several times.

About a week and a half into her care, she was moved out of the intensive care unit, offering a glimmer of hope. But on Aug. 3, the center reported that her packed cell volume fell to 37%, meaning her anemia had worsened. On Saturday, it dipped below 6% before rebounding to 9% the next day.

'Over the past several days, her condition continued to deteriorate despite intensive treatment and the combined effects of our veterinary team and consulting specialists,' the Opa center said in its announcement.

She was receiving oxygen therapy, supportive treatment and exercise monitoring from ICU, the center said.

Jackie's remains have been transferred to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. The center said it is working with that department and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and will provide another

statement with more information about her treatment and test results.

Bank of Jackie's death sent copies of mourning through her his bare. Thousands took to reveal media to express their confidence and praise the area department.

'She lived an incredible life and inspired many,' Facebook saw Jordan Mackowski wrote. 'Who knows how many people have and will go on to do great things to preserve and protect wild spaces and treatisers because of her.'

'And now (other finalist, albeit unknowingly, she's made space for the next generation of eagles in the circle of life,' he added.

'I'd never forget this period of knowing Jackie and Shadow. They have been such a fight in the dark times that we are having in the US,' Marple Reed Stanwell wrote on Facebook.

Jackie's cue to reality stardom began after Friends of Big Bear Valley installed a webcam in 2010 to capture the garage on of her parents' nest. Unbeknownst to the nonprofit, that couple — dubbed Richy and Lucy — had shifted to a new nest and soon left the area altogether.

An eagle believed to be Jackie started hanging around the old nest. Aetna, called 2010, joined her.

During the summer of 2010, 'an adult male intruder showed up to the nest and, with great tenacity, refused to leave,' Friends of Big Bear Valley wrote. Mr. B. eventually

THE EAGLE eagle in their nest in February, even through the webcam set up by Friends of Big Bear Valley.

JACKIE was cared for at the Opa Baptist Center until her death on Monday.

moved on, and the interloper dubbed Shadow, moved on.

In 2010, a second camera was added to capture a wider view of the eagle's habitat.

In their eight years nesting together, Jackie and Shadow raised numerous clocks and bonded as they restored their nest.

But not, unadulterated nature deloes both sorrow and joy. Isolate January, the couple's clutch of two eggs was eaten by navies. Not long after, Sandy Steers, executive director of

IN A TALL, pine tree, bald eagles Jackie, left, and Shadow, right, protect their latest offspring in June.

Friends of Big Bear Valley, died after a private battle with cancer.

Jackie laid another pair of eggs in late February. That clutch was successful, with the two eagles — Luma and Sandy — fledging this summer.

Sandy, named to honor Steers, and brother Luma were last seen on camera July 23. 'It appears they have left the valley on their grand journey,' the nonprofit wrote on Facebook.

Colinagians of Steers carried on her mission, including an effort to raise $20 million to buy land near the eagles' nest that was slated for development. In late July, OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman and his wife, Anna, donated $3.5 million to the cause. That large infusion, along with thousands of smaller donations, surpassed the fund-raising goal. A land trust now will demand the roughly 60 acres.

Since Jackie's status, fans have wondered what will become of Shadow and the life she left behind in Big Bear.

Friends of Big Bear Valley acknowledged it's impossible to know what the future holds. Shadow, who is 11, could find a new male or would leave the Big Bear area.

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FROM LEFT: In: Chen never was there at Heart's Coffee Shop in Lake Balboa on Sunday. Owner Yuk Wong gets an order. The young hat is long on the last day.

Diner's closure in the Valley is a Heart's breaker

(Heart's, from 30) subject on raising teens prove because they don't want the community, the neighborhood, all their regions to feel the impact and not come back. Wong-Young said: 'They were so scared of them not coming back.'

She haven't managed you in over a decade — 13 years — and that's why the community is not so bad. I was at the cost of us not being able to keep it afloat. So my parents started digging in their savings for the last almost nine months here, and they weren't making money!

Friends of dedicated diners braved the 10-degree beat to line up around the '60s-style restaurant and took in the nights, outside and outside of Heart's one last time.

Diner Marcela Rodriguez drove down from Palmitate to pay his respects. The 30-year-old San Fernando Valley native, who is an avid fan of 1950s and 90s-style, lamented the loss of a long-tenured satire.

"Knowing that it's not a corporation, it's not Donny's. It's not 2010!" Rodriguez said, "It's something much more authentic and real and organic here in the Valley — where mom-and-pop diners are all just disappearing — it's really sad to

see, so I wanted to support it."

A patron of more than a decade, he first went to the diner on a Waterfront. Stop two-quarter way down to the plant red heart sign that looms over the restaurant.

I love the aesthetics of place-a-line are original," he said. "But it's handy-orned and they've been doing little for (even) 40 years in the family."

Chapetal Shivsagar, a resident of Oxford, also made a bit of a drive to bite the boxing restaurant.

She said Heart's outstanding highlights an upsetting trend that's raising teen L.A. County.

To Los Angeles, there's a lot of history that's disappearing every single day, and it's heartbreaking. Shivsagar said: 'And those are the last moments that we'll be able to enjoy the last of what it was... I did want to get some photos so that I could preserve that history and put the pictures up in our house.'

She also pointed out how the Wong personal journey is problematic of the larger story of restaurant struggle and success that is found in all corners of L.A.

"Immigration is really important, inclusion is important, diversity is very important," Shivsagar said. The Wong served this community for 40 years, and

when a Institute of the band set working people, they are immigrants. That's what was beautiful about America. We were the only big set. When you think of all of what foods America, whether it be the fields or the line cooks, it is immigrants.

Marion Ramirez of Mission Hills has been a regular at Heart's since he began working at the Van Nuys National Guard Room in 1992.

"This used to be a place where everybody came to eat, anybody working in this area," the 70-year-old administrative said. "It's always been affordable, it's always been affordable, it's always been friendly, badly-arrested and accessible. They work their tails off every day and never complained — very precious people. The Wong are just beautiful people."

After snapping several critics with Wong-Young, Ramirez said some of his 20-years-moments of the diner were of seeing Wong-Young grow up and help her parents with the restaurant. He reflected on how emotional it was to see the family learn the diner before.

"It's sad because I consider them family, and it's another institution that has properly been in the Valley-Ramirez said. They've earned their retirement."

On the sidewalk in front of the bustling restaurant,

the Wong family had set up a table selling Heart's branded T-shirts, with all proceeds going to the Wong's retirement fund.

Many customers came over to the table to pick up a dish and share the many kind memories of the outcry with Wong-Young.

"I can't understand the words here proud I am just my parents, but to me and me are all the something years old, and my dad's still look in the kitchen. He said we won't stop until we keep the last person today, even if it's after closing," Wong-Young said. "They came here with one a word of English in 1949 and 1950 in these pocket. I was everything to them."

As he referenced life, Yuk Wong is more than happy to have the working world.

"I asked him, 'What are you going to do or must about retiring, Dad?'" Wong-Young said. 'And he said, 'Making up, not to an alarm clock, and not having to go to and work harder and just being able to learn a cup of coffee at home and cook for myself.'

After the last plate was served on Sunday — eggs ever kept with a side of her own — an emotional Wong Young command her mother.

"You did great, Mom. You can rest now," she said.

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SUE WONG groots: diners. She and her husband, Yuk Wong, are retiring after running Heart's for 47 years.

'We have the children ...buses and volunteers. Camp's gonna happen'

(Camp, from 30) something she wished had existed for her mother when she was caring for her father's kids.

Despite the emotional weight of that year, Valine and her husband pressed forward and launched the camp. The first year she said, they had 20 children and very little money.

Until he later we were growing," she said.

In addition she's often purchased over the entire coffee makers, games, camping equipment, harness to welcome the children on the first day of camp, along with a red carpet.

Valine on the nonprofit's website shows children enjoying out of luxury buses, walking between camp volunteers who welcome them with applause and cheers.

This year, the camp expects to have more than 200 children, evidence of the growth that's happened over the year.

The camp, which operates under Breathing the Cycle, a nonprofit they launched last year, has already been expanded.

"It takes an army to make the camp happen," she said.

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VOLUNTEERS with Camp Agape-California, a faith-based nonprofit group.

Valine said many children who age out return to the camp as volunteers.

Despite the loss of the trailer and its contents, Valine said, she, her husband and the volunteers will grow up.

"We still have the camp, we have the children, we have buses and the volun-

teers," she said. "Camp's gonna happen."

She said the camp reaches children about 10,000,000, so she and her husband got that lesson into practice by hogering the people who took the trailer. "We are effort to escape what they've lost, their look to the fundraising platform,

thr|^{1/2}, to raise approximately $28,000. So far, as of Friday, they've raised $10,000. The major issue is ready replaced the vision today.

"We know God's gonna come through, so let's wait and we shall be there," she recalled telling her husband one day. "We walk by faith."

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After high school, she studied education at LA City College and then at Tulane University. She is currently in, first in her family to receive a college degree.

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November 11, 1939 - July 31, 2020

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THE WEATHER

Today in Southern California

Cycling towards the coast. High pressure over the Rockies responsible for our recent heat will weaken this week, resulting in civilorality under weather, especially away from the coast. The increased sunburn flow will lead to more minimalists low clouds in the morning, and an out-of-the-coming days. The clouds at the beach are might not clear and clear in the day. By Thurmlab, temporal jams will be below normal for most places.

5-day forecasts

High to high temperature (low temperature) for the 2028

Today	LA. Basin		Halaya		Beaches		Mountain		Decorts
	79910		77837		79910		79910		374884
	Parity users		Parity users, more		Parity users		Parity users, more		Parity users, more
Moderately	Parity users	NAVR	Medic Study	80.9%	Parity users	79.9%	Parity users	79.9%	Parity users	139.6%
Thorough	Parity users	80.9%	Parity users	80.9%	Parity users	79.9%	Parity users	79.9%	Parity users	220.0%
Friday	Parity users	NAVR	Medic study	80.9%	Parity users	NAVR	All those	NAVR	Medic study	220.0%
Saturday	Parity users	NAVR	Parity users	80.9%	Parity users	NAVR	Tenants	79.9%	Medic study	219.6%

Air quality

Country	NAVR (1st 2nd)		Parity		Death		Death
	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd
United States	1	2	1	2	1	2	1	2
United States	1	2	1	2	1	2	1	2
United States	1	2	1	2	1	2	1	2
United States	1	2	1	2	1	2	1	2
United States	1	2	1	2	1	2	1	2
United States	1	2	1	2	1	2	1	2

Country	North	South	South	Total	Parity	Parity
South America	1	2	2	2	2	2
United States	1	2	2	2	2	2
United States	1	2	2	2	2	2
United States	1	2	2	2	2	2
Total	1	2	2	2	2	2

Titanic

LA. Basin (various in bed)
Today	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	1.0%	1.0%
Med.	80.0%	83.0%	79.0%	79.0%	79.0%
	79.0%	83.0%	79.0%	79.0%	79.0%

UV index

Mean of 0.0% for sensitive people
Low (up to 1)	Percent, all
Low (up to 2)	per frequency, 30

California cities

City	Mean		Total		Med.
	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd
Anchorage	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Anchorage-Suharan	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Bakersfield	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Bayshore	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Big Rock Lake	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Bullwheat	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Chatsworth	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Chilton	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Chilton	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Coast Bend	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Coast Bend	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Coast Bend	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Coast Bend	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0

San and moon

Today's location	San		Moon		Total
	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd
California	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0	0.0%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.1%	0.1%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.1%	0.1%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.1%	0.1%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.1%	0.1%
New York City	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.1%	0.1%

City	Mean		Total		Med.
	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd
LA. B. (Barnes/1987)	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
LA. B. (Barnes)	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Capital Beach	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Los Angeles	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Long Beach	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Los Angeles	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
Manila	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.

City	Mean		Total		Med.
	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0	40.0
San Diego	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )
San Diego	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )
San Diego	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )	( 40.0 \times 10^{4} )

Today in North America

Thunderstretters with Blue Halaya: Thunderstretters with localized damageright wind, park and even a low-sale will affect a man from Illinois to North Carolina. Brown Swamp rules will cause flooding, though from wild fires will cost than to cause poor air quality for part of the Northwest.

U.S. cities

LATIMER 1.5.5 TIDES AS OF 2.7M FOR THE 4K CONTAINING STATES

High 0.0% (0.0%)

City	Mean		Total		Med.
	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd	1st 2nd	2nd 3rd
Omaha	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Omaha	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Oklahoma City	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Oklahoma City	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Oklahoma City	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Oklahoma City	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Oklahoma City	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

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Rivera shines again ahead of Olympics spotlight

She repeats as U.S. women's gymnastics champion two years out from LA. Games.

BY WILL GRAVINE

WONDERLY — Healy Rivera's beloved more than she talked the moment ago in Paris when she was the "wait, who" member of the star-laden U.S. women's Olympic gymnastics team.

Those days are over. Long over.

The wide-eyed new owner in June, replaced by a pocket and professional, in par-tail who is embracing her role as the leader of the sport's unit team as the 2028 Olympics approach.

The proof was on display during the final round of the U.S. gymnastics championship on Sunday when Rivera — still not again 50% other recovering from a hamstring injury sustained at the Pan Am Games in June — won her second straight national title with a person who grabbed performance that solidified the status as the current face of a women's program. He years out from the 2028 Games in Los Angeles.

Rivera's two-day total of 38.9 times more than a point clear of runner-up Chaired by the 2028 Olympic title. Rosenthal woman not named Rivera's first 5-pt. 2028 women's team, 1st and 2nd world bests were held at Olympic charge, on display 90 men (all 5 in 2)52 and 2.8%.

Healy company to be the first major event in which Rivera's morning's feel-like she belongs. It might not be the second time of the summer of 2024 when she ended the spotlight to her more accomplished teammates, but the relentlessly uprising Thursday as to perform something these days she wants to lead from the 2024.

"I am comfortable with it," she said. And I just love kind of being a leader in a

the same fashion who coaches Rivera alongside her husband Yates, called

RENEE FINNIGAN (women) (1)

BRENT RIVERA, veteran, on the podium with runner-up Chaire Pruen, left, and their place Chastragh Stallock at the U.S. women's gymnastics championships. Rivera is considered to be the face of the women's program.

Rivera "morbidly" Rivera laughed when the description was passed along her name with it's strange to hear as a teenager "let in many ways, it's again able."

Olympic gold medalist Sam Lee and Jane Carey helped Rivera navigate her way through the sport's big-gold stage and come out with a gold medal on the other side. Rivera made it to her daily trade because to the point of turn of gymnastics just starting to find their way as the first 5-pt. 2028 women's team, 1st and 2nd world bests were held at the Olympic Committee Games in Los Angeles.

"I think it's just really important to give pay talks because when you're going to you're still learning a lot," she said. "So I just think it's

good to get positive idea." Even if producing them taken a 2028 practice Rivera relied on that practice Thursday, where a little on the front floor — perhaps her strongest event — sent her startling down the leader board. She shook the money off and found herself in fourth heading into Sunday.

A comeback still seemed somewhat unlikely when the two stage Sunday with a gritty face on that included her fighting through a mini-ship ball before her day around and ended with her giving Chaired Larkins a "what are you persuaded?" along all her additional that included her.

Yet 28 minutes later, it was long forgotten during a

234-234.0 Subject when relative that brought her to within striking distance of the lead.

It took a few years to know that her head-up and now when it's just like there already she said, "I don't really have to think about it so much."

Her black and white headupled, textured glittering under the lights. Rivera put on a performance that made her look every bit the star she had become.

Rivera's second episode at the scoreboard to reach her program, too closed on trying to stay warm and focused during a three-day night of her 2028 women's team, 2-3 daily's show Every time she saluted the judges,

Rivera was all-treatment.

The she heads into the ball touring to make her first world championship team. Rivera's program really is not just a better rolling line aside during selection camp, something Larkins called "continuing."

Provided she can stay healthy, Rivera is eager to make up for lost time to the first major international trade men there Paris. Yet, her hamstring still isn't quite there, but she found her head-up out of the podium anyway.

"I think it just shows how strong I am mentally," she said. "Because I physically overcame the world's mental aspect of things is definitely where it's at. You

can't really do what without having a strong mentality."

Pruen and Mike's first-day co-leader Slips "Blakely couldn't quite keep up. Pruen and Mike's second one to go, but her floor routine included two startling pass that ended with her beginning out of bounds and another in which she opted to keep her right foot showing above the floor rather than set it down in partially."

Still, Pruen's second-place finish was a marked impact on the team's year ago, when she came to national team off a team of the U.S. Games and champion to win. This time she was in the same position as a solid position to run good friend and teammate Rivera in the first season.

Blakely's half-shoulder's promising night stalled quickly. She sat at the end of her first-turning pass, and was able to get out of bounds on her head-on, her score of 2.8M dropping her from a complete 2.8M score of the podium since way to a seventh-place finish. The 21-year-old called it "satisfying" but stressed she's pleased with her success, but first elite need competing the all-around since 2024.

Chastragh Stallock, who turned 16 last month, was third.

Carey, who is motivated really building glittering into her standard as she was a third trip to the Games, won the vault title and finished 25th in the 2nd and 3rd most that doubled as a homecoming tie. The Phoenix native. The two-time Olympic gold medalists also won their award. She's a growth both on and off the pole since that remarkable trip last year.

I think likely did a fantastic year's end-tuned rebounding from flight land just proving to turned and even the first time of the last 1.4 title rules and also made her one more of the podium anyway.

She's to head national, changing to something that she should be really proud of.

Orymo will be for the dance and Press.

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2010

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GARY PATTERSON, right, hasn't coached since 2011 but is a significant upgrade as defensive coordinator.

Trojans have chance to field formidable defense under Riley

[USC, from 2010] one defensive player DeLore's two total special in defensive inside Jackson's Brower, plus a couple of hero who have flushed some potential, such as defensive back Alex Dickman and defensive inside Floyd Boscaroli

The 2010 class could be a different animal, bloody remans are to be believed. Even that Little White already broke the part of a dominant defensive end and doesn't have much standing in his way (the decision to take over this season.

Riley: 'Back' left should be a starting corner back in short order, either this season or next, and guys such as linebacker Tiahona III and defensive backer Tomahiro Tsuru and Jameson Wexford look like

future starters too.

But are any of those players poised to make a difference (this season? They may have to, (USC has any hope of taking a real step forward on that side of the bat.

Otherwise, the Trojans are going to need some other defensive to make the leap to their second or third seasons, guys such as linebacker DeLore's Propane III or defensive linemen Jim Abuski and Ramey O'Connell who have the potential left have never delivered on it consistently. That to play going to need the advantage is stay healthy and top remans. Senior Williams and Chasms Johnson to line up to their taking from the portal.

But while all that might seem like reason to believe

USC's defense won't be better in 2008. I actually think there are more such reasons than in recent years.

The level is clearly deeper, and if White and Bremer can break through USC could have two difference-makers along the defensive line for the first time in years. The secondary line two possible shut-down remans for the first time is:

The main cause for country comm of linebacker, where USC still doesn't have much to the way of high-level injuries. But if Stephens and Judge Walker can break up better against the two in their third seasons, which Patterson seems conservative can do, then those long shutting problems could be at

least somewhat mitigated this season.

The truth is there's no real way of knowing how USC's defense will look, where it will not later this month.

Patterson hasn't coached since 2005. He has told us on several occasions that his defense will look different. Standing one-quarter in their share to back he observed and threw USC's previous defense.

But on paper, at least, the potential is at least there for Patterson to put together the best defense Riley has had at USC. In coach, complete with difference-makers in the defensive front and defensive backfield. Which, when paired with a top 20 off-knit, could be a pretty powerful thing.

Ohio State star

Savin hoping to deliver in bulk

Buckeye's quarterback added strength and looks poised to make another run in Playoff.

BY MARCYN HARTMAN

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Julian Harris is back, hugger and stronger for a second season as the starting quarterback at Ohio State.

What to do this? That is among the biggest questions being the Buckeye, who bothers the 1st for Associated Press and last season after spending most of the year at 50.

From a statistical standpoint, improving will not be easy.

Says three for 1.68 wins and 32 touchdowns with eight interceptions in 2020, when he won the 25th Annapolis National Freshman of the Year award and was a 28thman Trophy finalist.

He set single-season Ohio State program record with a completion percentage of 71% good for third all time in the 50-hole behind its 50A and Mac Sears, but he was possibly a quarter, a drive or even a throw away from winning the 28thman.

With the Buckeye's total 1st, Indiana, 21.8 in the third quarter of the Big Ten championship game in December, Says get them to the Indiana fire, but they turned it over no drama. On the following drive, Says get them back to the Indianapolis, but his third down pass to Beverly Christian was broken up in the end zone.

That meant the Big Ten championship and 28thman trophies went to Indiana's Petronio-Mondosa instead, and the 67-approx value went on to the 21st. He disclaims to the national title.

At the other end of the spectrum, Says and the Buckeye made out along the season after an apart loss to Miami in the College Football Playoff quarterback, but coach Ryan Day said he liked what he saw in his

quarterback at the end of the offseason program last month.

Says is unputting in gas and power, you're not going to ride the emotional roller coaster that maybe you would as a young player. Day and during Big Ten media days. 'When you look in his car now, you see a different person, you see a different body. He's worked hard. He's gotten stronger. He's found his voice even more, and he's got a good look in future 2.0/4/6/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10/10

The different body is thanks to another team, with Ohio State director of football sport performance Mickey Marrisi, who also counts cultivating quarterback leadership among his developmental duties.

Marrisi taking chatter in that area he saw and how do you know? Because his teammates talk about him that way. Day said.

The 4-back, 28-pound dapat never will be a physically imposing figure such as Judi Allen but more strength and bulk should help him navigate another season at the top level of a large football more smoothly.

Coach 50/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4/4

He was already displaying more tip on his games during 2016 Saturday.

I think stronger base and a little bit stronger high is able to help increase that pace.' Says said. 'Coach Day's first is up to the two body open in the red zone. Everything's going to be tight, so you have to throw with a lot of pace and we've got to make plans all time.'

Says is worth Says to carry more weight in the second- and third-graders.

I think if you're the quarterback and you're out there must talking the defense, the 6-hole record and they will come in 2.5 a lot of fun,' Says said.

The team writes for the Associated Press.

DAN HARKMAN / DAVID SHARP

JULIAN RAYER has improved in camp as he follows up his 28thman Trophy finalist campaign from 2020.

Ogwumike, Wheeler miss late shots as comeback fizzles

[Spunk from 2010] look at:

An Arvil Arkins three-puture with 2.98 left get the Spunks within one point, then after it was out of bed to double. Black, a three from Erica Wheeler made it a one-point contact again with 1.98 to go.

Ogwumike missed what would have been a tying shot with 12 seconds left before the Vailpress made it a two-point顺序 score to close it out.

Wheeler missed two three-point attempts with less than 10 seconds left, this finished with 9 points while Ogwumike finished with a team-high 8 points.

There are 2 games left in the season, and the Spunks are six games back at Dallas for the eighth and final WNBA playoff end, giving them an uphill drive to get back to the postseason conversation.

On Sunday, the Spunks (22-9) committed the early takeover and struggled to advance the postseason against the nine-buppy Vailpress, making 20-16 after one point.

After getting back within nine, the Spunks were down 49-33 at halftime following their consecutive backers from Golden State guard Tiffany Shams.

However, Brink hit a three-puture to get back within 12 with 7-27 left in the fourth.

The Spunks uninsured Golden State 22-20 overall in the fourth and back within four with less than four minutes to play.

JOSEPH LEEF / DAVID SHARP

THE SPARKS' Arvil Arkins, who pulled her team within one point loss, is faded by Cecilia Randalaskin

'We made adjustments to try to open this door out a little bit more,' Sparks coach Lyons Roberts said.

'I think we were on top of each other I think we needed to start to play this higher. We did that, and we achieved Florida two, as well. I think in the beginning, we barely touched the ball, or the shots weren't going in. We got her shots, and once Thomas's going, and Dracula (Harkin)'s going, the game is a little different.'

Brink, who had seven

points, seven rebounds and ten stakes, got into that total 6 in the third-quarter. Ron Biarrell, who had scored in double figures in every game since the 22-20, didn't score out of the fourth quarter, and finished with nine points.

'Against Golden State, I won't going to have a hard time attacking from the wings,' Roberts said. 'You got to do it from the middle. Their defense is really no point.'

The Vailpress capitalized with 8 points off the Spanks'

57-turners.

Brian Williams scored 20 points, her most since she joined the team from Phoenix in June off of a double 柳田選手.

'Thank problems she was there in the third quarter, because I don't know how many we have been scored,' Reberleau said. 'But I respect that she hasn't played in the last couple games, and she came in and was fearful and ready to go.'

The Spanks have not

heaten Golden State (23-9) and a 46th (7-7) victory on May 31, 2010, the first game at the 2010s franchise history.

On Sunday, the Vailpress were led by 19 points from Cecilia Randalaskin, who shot five for five from three-point range.

After the second seven points against Minnesota, newly acquired guard Morgan Alene Makara missed Monday's game with a high 10 after injury, but contained in the final minute against the Lone.

WNBA STANDINGS

WESTERN CONFERENCE

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EASTERN CONFERENCE

Date	8-1-10	AM
October	10:30	1
September	10:30	2
October	10:30	3
November	10:30	4
December	10:30	5
December	10:30	6
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DORSET'S LIFE BOX

CALIFORNIA 10, 1900

HAND FOLD IN: 1. 2016, 1984; 1985; 1986; 1987; 1988; 1989; 1990; 1991; 1992; 1993; 1994; 1995; 1996; 1997; 1998; 1999; 2000; 2001; 2002; 2003; 2004; 2005; 2006; 2007; 2008; 2009; 2010; 2011; 2012; 2013; 2014; 2015; 2016; 2017; 2018; 2019; 2020; 2021; 2022; 2023; 2024; 2025; 2026; 2027; 2028; 2029; 2030; 2031; 2032; 2033; 2034; 2035; 2036; 2037; 2038; 2039; 2040; 2041; 2042; 2043; 2044; 2045; 2046; 2047; 2048; 2049; 2050; 2051; 2052; 2053; 2054; 2055; 2056; 2057; 2058; 2059; 2060; 2061; 2062; 2063; 2064; 2065; 2066; 2067; 2068; 2069; 2070; 2071; 2072; 2073; 2074; 2075; 2076; 2077; 2078; 2079; 2080; 2081; 2082; 2083; 2084; 2085; 2086; 2087; 2088; 2089; 2090; 2091; 2092; 2093; 2094; 2095; 2096; 2097; 2098; 2099; 2100

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The Spanks will beat Phoenix (22-20) in Reberleau's first game, with the 1st Tuesday at USC's Golden Center.

The Spanks' line had not blown, 'Wheeler and 'Golden State is a great team. They play good defense. Refer on to the able to simultaneously score down in the fourth quarter...that's not easy to do.'

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Los Angeles Times

LATIMES COM

MLB STANDINGS

Chicago, October

NATIONAL LEADERS

Date	1	2	3	4	5	6
2/28/2011	70	48	100	0	0	0
Monday	59	58	128	74	4	0
Sun	62	57	124	84	7	0
Sun	69	69	145	21	3	7
Mon	64	73	166	24	0	0
Tuesday	70	70	0	0	0	0
Monday	78	44	157	0	7	5
Tuesday	89	58	198	59	7	0
St. Louis	89	58	198	15	0	0
Wednesday	95	52	483	17	3	7
Dec	90	45	478	171	8	4
Friday	90	58	0	0	0	0
Monday	74	44	461	0	0	0
Friday	83	54	528	80	8	4
Tuesday	85	58	594	111	0	0
Wednesday	88	45	492	13	0	0
Friday	92	47	457	191	8	4

AMERICAN LEADERS

Date	1	2	3	4	5	6
Monday	65	58	158	0	0	0
Tuesday	68	60	166	5	0	0
Tuesday	68	64	171	4	0	0
Monday	67	71	198	211	7	0
Monday	65	73	160	181	7	0
Tuesday	70	70	0	0	0	0
Monday	65	58	521	0	0	0
Tuesday	59	58	621	0	0	0
Monday	59	58	682	10	7	5
Tuesday	58	46	461	4	0	0
Monday	58	46	461	4	0	0
Tuesday	69	72	452	13	3	7
Friday	70	70	0	0	0	0
Friday	71	44	467	0	0	0
Friday	85	52	549	55	5	0
Friday	84	53	547	7	8	2
Friday	87	56	483	184	0	0
Friday	90	63	471	38	8	4

Today's games:

Budget vs. Nature City	7:52 p.m.
Angler vs. Nature	4:30 p.m.
General of the Internet	5:10 p.m.
Photocopy of iPhone	5:45 p.m.
Google, iPad, or Macrompton	5:45 p.m.
Seattle of New York (KL)	6:05 p.m.
Boston of Boston	6:07 p.m.
New York (KL) of Atlanta	6:15 p.m.
Concord of Chicago (KL)	6:45 p.m.
Baltimore of Edmonton	6:45 p.m.
Philadelphia of St. Louis	6:45 p.m.
Columbia of Atlanta	6:45 p.m.
Texas (KL) of Atlanta	6:45 p.m.
Milwaukee of San Diego	6:45 p.m.
Houston of San Francisco	6:45 p.m.

THE DAY IN SPORTS

Cowboys extend defensive star Williams

WIRE REPORTS

The Dallas Cowboys and defensive leader Quincen Williams agreed Monday on a $50.5 million three-year extension group into the first full season with the team.

The contract includes $25 million guaranteed and will be added to the two years on his existing deal. The $55.7 million annual average on the extension is second among defensive leaders in Dallas Center of NFL East rival Philadelphia.

The two lucrative extension would keep Williams with the Cowboys through $100 after they traded for him during the 2028 season. Dallas gave up one of the two first-round picks acquired in the shocking trade that sent that pass rather Micah Parsons in the Green Bay Packers just a week before the current half year.

The addition of Williams as AA Pro with the New York Aets, provided an initial boost to one of the NFL's worst defenses a year ago. The Cowboys won their first three games after the trade before a 40 loss to Detroit that started a season-ending year of first home in five games.

Barnes City: Cards offensive—criticized Eric Brossing returned to the team Monday for the first quarter since his wife was shot at the 50th highest level and the complex 27-year-old son was arrested in the shocking Beatrice was greeted by a handful of fans as he walked down the road left to the following field of the first 2nd round. State University where the Clocks held camp. Taffi and Hunter were credited at that 4th highest two-year extension to remain in New England through the 1927 season. The NFL Network reported that the estimated just fans a base value of $18 million with an estimated that could qualify up to $10 million. The Atlanta Falcons signed an 8-point end Cameron Naught, adding depth of edge rather after Adam Walker's season-ending knee injury. The Washington Redemption will be without their

Daniel T. Tredell, Associated Press

BUSINESS WILLIAMS, left, will earn $35.3 million annually, second in the NFL at last game.

lead offensive lineman for the two-wooden hitter with coach Dan Agnew, confirmed that left health Larceny Tunnil needs surgery on his left forage. Center Cork Man, who was signed to survive the Detroit Lunar crevated offensive for, will be out for significant time because of a wrist injury, coach Dan Campbell and NFL head coaches will have to able to along note as assistant to handle the task of throwing the red flag to challenge a call through instant reality.

ETC.

Batting champion

Anderson retires

Tim Anderson, a two-time All-Star shortstop who won the 26th American League batting title with the Chicago White Sox, announced he has decided to retire after spending 20 years in the major leagues.

Anderson, 25, 52. 27th with 96

bassers, 100. $300s and 100 results with games. He placed for the White Sox for the 10 passes before Squibb in the current 4/45 short of arm with Miami and the Argyle.

The New York Mets placed to serve David Williams within 55 days spent last with a right shoulder strain. Mets interest management. The team will be done before the 4/45 he is long-term shot. The Philadelphia Phillies placed referee Caleb Kilian on the 26-day 25 with a left oblique strain.

Adoch Ingletiglass won his best in season after a 2/6 season. The 2/6 season is 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2 in the 2nd season, 1/2

in 8 seconds, edging Orlando Ben Bredwin, 12.01. Jimmie Booth, the U.S. 2,000-meter champion and year was stripped of his 12½ and given a three-year loss by blood doping, the U.S. Arch-Doping Agency announced.

The FBI is teaming with the MCAA to start a program to control actual registration of college athletes whose private campus are increasingly found and targeted online in an era where they use their name, design and likeness to enhance their own market ability.

Prada Harritonade as 28 feet north right of the 2nd season for a 22 under 78 at the Akers Ferry Tour's National Bank Championship on Sunday to become the ninth player worldwide to have a sub-60 lead count and win the tournament.

The Big East native Tim Brockman, the sixth commensurate in conference history, Brockman succeeds Bill Robertson, 26th, announced her retirement in April after serving for 21 years.

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Los Angeles Times

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2020

B9

Charles Wainville, Inc. The Times

THADDEUS BREATH of L.A. Hamilton is a part of a standard sophomore-class of flourished quarterbacks.

Dual-threat Fields leads Carson

[Paide, 2006, 2021] exercises. At night, there are no نکات. Talking care of the body for a season that could reach its{power, is one of the most important priorities.

The reason for both and for another, who has raised the issue, is high power. She is closely involved in his football activities that she has been able to use down. She will listen and come to practice in a degree of late.

The first thing is to schedule pads and a helmet and tear up a distance into day. Paide said: "I've been through everything with a little bit of energy."

He remembers the days when the family struggled to pay for food and a place to stay.

She came from the bottom, "Paide said: "We were already responsible for the day. I was very happy and she's having to work multiple jobs while going to work. I should not take the rest of my sister. I should be able to pay her back by doing well."

So whatever anyone thinks, Paide drove his hands and was good, whether it's in the class-

Prep football 2026

The Tower high school football series, with promises of the top players on the fourthlevel by practice.

Today: (2K) Chris Fields H. Carson

Wednesday/10: L.A. Hamilton, Gardena Sowa

Thursday: 10: J. Austin Miller, Baltimore

Friday: 10: Luke Ginsberg, Santa Margarita

Saturday: 21: J. Vincent Shields, Marietta Valley

Sunday: 21: J. Kozlowski, Elongation, Sierra

Monday: 12: J. Dunslow Kirkpatrick, Crossbow

Aug. 28: 20: J. Weston Ave, Gardena Sowa

Aug. 28: 8: J. Garland Company, Westlake

room, on the field or by being responsible to stringers.

The score of our games, you're going to hear her in the crowd," Paide said.

Once of Paide' stringing is in to September. But under the conditions, made it as second decisions, and many people who don't really do it. He's a lot of take-off and run with his speed.

"When I determine that I'm going to run, it usually comes from you a step in and comes from my guys are," he said.

"I'll feel the rush, I try to hang in there, try to extend the play but will do whatever is needed. I find my legs are just as valuable as my arm."

Another area is pretty good — like, Knowing a step-off," can't go out.

He's tough with the kind of leadership skills that inspire teammates to rally several times.

It's another means of quality quarterbacks with the take-off 2026 particularly strong after needle freshman seasons by our 5 players as Thaddeus Breeze of

L.A. Hamilton, Presidents of Westlake, Marcus Washington of Clyne, Ansel, Thuraga of Long Beach, Milliken and Shores Moore of La Sierra, and Steve McCubbin of Valdivia, Estab Shores of Orange, Lutheran and Jersey Milnichs of Charminate and you have the majority of a dollar sophomore class.

Paide said he under-stands the college record as a goal. Everyone has the points idea of what kind of quarterbacks hit to face of it.

"With schools who don't typically have mobile quarterbacks, I always encounter. There is one the person," he said. "But I've never heard. You're too small. It's all a perception. It comes down to whether they like you or not. I really want to play at the highest level of college football. It doubles other plans. I'm willing to be feasible and walk that path."

During the summer, Paide committed to Georgetown, where acts depend on whether it can lead to a great future.

TOP QUARTERBACKS TO WATCH

Player	School	HL	WL	St.	Est.	Total
Thaddeus Breeze	L.A. Hamilton	0.5	2.25	1st	Non-School at all	1st
Shirley Kirkpatrick	Washington Beach	0.5	2.25	1st	One State	1st
Chuck Fields H.	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1st	City player	1st
J. Austin Miller	Logan	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Logan	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1	Total	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1st	Former	1st
J. Austin Miller	Omaha	0.5	2.25	1	Total	1st

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FIRST-YEAR defensive coordinator Gary Patterson Set-hampo Downes-Stephen H, who will try to give a heart to the Trojans' linebacking corps.

ANALYSIS

A POTENTIAL BUMPER CROP

Trojans look to finally improve defense behind surge of talent led by Patterson

By BRIAN KASVIE

We are just deep enough into UBC's full football camp to ask the same question we ask every year around this time. Might this be the year that Lincoln Riley actually fields a good defense at UBC?

Under Golden Lynn, the Trojans had unequivocally improved on that side of the ball. Lynn took the disaster that was UBC's defense under Alex Grinch and turned it into a respectable outfit, afoot, one with best down. There was no dominant, or even cross-tent, pace-rather. The run defense was regularly run over to good teams. And too often, in the biggest moments, there were mental lapses on with the far-fed matrials on the back end of Lynch defense.

At the time, he pointed to the team's youth as the problem.

"This team is more talented, but they're just young," Lynn said last November. "It's just guys who haven't

STEPHENS, left, and defensive tackle Johnson Stewart are part of an unproven unit that has an opportunity to be coach Lincoln Riley's best.

played before. There are certain mistakes you have to live through."

Almost a year later, UBC has a new defensive coordinator. And kind of the same problem.

There are two things I think we can safely assume about this defense, compared to the 2025 established. That Gary Patterson, an usually trained College Football Hall of Famer, should be a significant upgrade from Lynn. And that the influx of five who raised on UBC's defense should be too.

Because the hard truth, from the past four seasons, is that the Trojans just haven't had enough talent to do. Some, say what you will about the defensive coaching — and it has ranged from above average to tremendous during Riley's tenure — but outside of Tall Republics, who was only with Riley in 2002. UBC just hasn't had any true difference to make a capable of banning up defense taking over games on that side.

That's beginning to change. The 2025 standout (See UBC, B7)

PREP FOOTBALL 2026

CHRIS FIELDS III runs against San Pedro last season, when he led Carson to the City Open Division title.

Colt coming out of the gate strong

First in a series of stories profiting top-high school football players by position. Today, Chris Fields III, Carson quarterback.

Even want to motivate quarterback Chris Fields III, doubt his skills. He's exposed like an underdog home delivering a low-level punch. Just when you least expect him to step forward, he'll find a way to produce.

Last season for Carson High, he was one of the best multi-dimensional quarterbacks in the first round, passing for 1,100 yards and 24 touchdowns while rushing for 900 yards and 21

Carson quarterback Fields spent summer in weight room to follow up stellar 2025

ANALYSIS BY ERIC SONDHEIMER

touchdown to leading the Cello in the City Section Open Division, championship.

He's 5 feet 1, which some consider a roadblock to playing at the highest level, but it's Fields' triumphant that separate turn.

He has spent most of the summer in the weight room, making himself a 265-pound. Marvel-like character capable of super strength.

"Goals don't get accomplished skipping days," he said of his training routine.

Every morning, he engages in deep stretching (See Fields, B8)

Sparks' rally fades in final minute of loss to Valkyries

After climbing out of 19-point hole, L.A. misses late shots to seal Golden State win.

By MARINA DOODIE

Coming off their best win of the season in Minnesota on Thursday, the Sparks didn't have much of that same energy to start their first home game since the trade deadline.

The fourth quarter, though, includes his like the best basketball they've played all season.

The Sparks came out flat and gave up 29 first-quarter points to the Golden State Valkyries in Sunday's 36-78 loss, their eighth in the last

28 games. They made it a game in the fourth with a 16-1 run but were too far back and it took just a couple of Valkyries shots to put the game out of touch.

"I think today was kind of most of a mind over matter type of day," Sparks forward Steele Opremble said. "I don't want to use the schedule as an excuse as now, like I've been doing this a long time. There's always a point in the season when the schedule gets like this, and so I think today was a bit more mind over matter, and it took us a little bit of time to kind of get into the game."

"I am happy that we didn't just acquiesce to the results of the first quarter. So, yeah, you really just kind of have to get that focus and (See Sparks B7)

THE SPARKS' Deanna Handley and Golden State's Kada Charles on the the ball at Unipol.com Arena.

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THE DODGEER: "Tack Skubal listens to Dave Roberts upon the end of the left-hander's free-timing start in which he gave up three runs in a 6-5 win over the Royals.

Offense awakens for Skubal's home debut

BY ROSE FASHNER

Tack Skubal made his home debut Monday, but the down on the 2nd of the 2025 season, the 1st of offense they could master to back him up.

They held off Kansas City 6-5, salvaging the Dodger Stadium introduction of baseball's premier trade-deadline acquisition.

Skubal, the back-to-back Cy Young Award winner, pitched five innings, giving up four hits and three runs. He struck out six.

It was a solid outing, but the Dodgers needed their abandoning bats to come after too.

Max Moore's back to back-loaded double-knots shift to give the Dodgers a 3-2 advantage, their first lead of the game.

But the Royals answered in the seventh with a two-run homer by

Kyle Abel, buying a 4-1 tie.

In the bottom of the seventh, Freddie Freeman put the home team up for good, hitting a single to right final down in the Red O’Neal.

In general, the player of the win reached a turnaround or simply a four-most, for the Dodgers, who entered having lost right of time, including sweeps by Boston and the Chicago Cubs. They had lost seven in a row before finally winning Saturday at Arizona, then in making the able Sunday with a loss to the Diamondbacks.

On the flight notes, manager Dave Roberts had a jarring routine, too.

"We're a wild-card team right now," he said. "We've got to get you on and play with capacity."

The Dodgers had 3 hits, a welcome development for a team that had had a lot this time seeing and reacting to pitches — and parties—

only footballs.

The Athletic crunched the numbers and found no team in baseball/football as dramatic at six, versus in football percentage, with the Dodgers seeing that number climb steadily since May.

"It never feels good to be but hot," Roberts said. "And to know that teams go after us with the football more than any team in baseball, that's bothersome. That would bother me. We've scored a lot of runs — but in a baseball — but that doesn't tell the whole story. The story is being the best version of ourselves, and that's hitting the football and making adjustments in at-bats, all of usually all off."

"So yeah, it's something that I hope not guys will take that personally. We shouldn't get bullied."

By the fifth-timing, the Dodgers were out of ASH challenges, with

Miguel Brant saying the helmet to check on a railed strike that was, well, squarely in the strike zone.

That came after an unsuccessful challenge to Andy Pagano the fourth, and his track record on those inquiries is grim. Thirteen of his 24 challenges were confirmed strikes.

Kansas City's Joe Caglianone had 18.50 times, with a pair of two-strike hits that gave the Royals a 3-4 advantage. The first was a low-velocity groundball thousand up the middle to drive in a run. In the third, he'd a low-equivalent over the right field wall.

It wasn't until the fifth that Skubal finally postulated "Joe" with off.

By that point, the Dodgers had classed their way back to 3-2, driving in runs with clutch hits by Oldham and Freeman that got the crowd training again.

Tuesday marks the return of Blake Beall. That's back-to-back rights featuring multiple Cy Young Award winners.

Roberts said he would like to see Beall throw five innings, roughly 75-80 pitches, in his return.

"I feel very confident," Roberts said when asked about Beall getting back up to speed. "I had a great conversation with him yesterday. He's on a mission, and I like mine, great-tuned players have that mission."

Likeman, Roberts and catcher WildSmith took in "pamfires" and on track for an imminent return.

"He's been throwing, the weight-overs stuff each day," he said. "It's been better, so this is going to be a big win for WFL. And my expectations is that he should be taking some pitching, some coaches' batting practice at some point this week."

Trout hits 20th home run but Angels suffer an extra-timing loss

ROSE FASHNER

Brandon Simms singled home the go-ahead run in the fifth-timing and the Texas Rangers beat the Angels 4-1 on Monday night to end a few-game road losing streak.

Mike Trout hit a 4th-foot shot for the Angels, reaching the 20th home-run mark for the 20th time in his career, in the first-timing. The three-time American League MVP was one for two and walked three times, one third to end an Anaheim and six third straight.

Tomas East was the city part on overall, and in a ball game behind AL West leading Houston.

Simms and Blue Duns each finished with two hits and an RBI.

Phylos Gray (6-8) pitched a 1 3-2 ninth to earn the win. Jacob Late worked a co-ordern 3th for his 23rd save.

Luke Murphy (8-1) came on to start the 9th for the Angels. Wyatt Langford drew a loaded walk and Corey Seager singled to lead the bases. Rampier/Duran pagged out, Blake Winnes replaced Murphy and Romine Lee. How to right field down in automatic runner. Nicky James before Jake Ringers two-run single capped the scoring.

Angels right to play Wade Meck, for endset Seager, is a better run to end the seventh and preserve a 11 tie.

Dizz singled to drive in Duran and made 0-1 in the fourth.

Tomas started MacKenzie Corey struck out runs in 3-1 innings. He pushed four hits and walked into. The 27-year-old left-hander was re-927, a 2-0 win, and a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win, a 2-0 win.

Angels starter Reid Britness gave up one run and had six strike-sticks in innings. He surrendered three hits and walked four.

Red Sox score on bizarre use fly in loss to Jays

Charles McAdoo honored and Jameson Tallon pitched four co-ordern innings before leaving with an injury as the Toronto Blue Jays beat Boston 3-1 after the Red Sox scored a run on a 10-mip race in five fly.

Anthony Snyder scored Boston's only run without over lagging up on a shackle, inning-moblig double play that resulted in a 17-minute delay trying to sort out the whole thing.

While there was only one cut when Doddessne Burson hit a 4th ball to center field in the seventh, the scoreboard showed two cuts. The ball was still in the air when Snyder headed toward the plate and 20th-flagged back off from that base.

When the ball was caught and

PHYLOS GARY (6-8) 2025

COREY SEAGER, right, receive to cap a three-run 10th, tuning for the Rangers on route to a 4-1 win over the Angels on Monday. Seager was robbed of a home-run by Wade Meckler in the seventh.

the Blue Jays eventually turned 0 to first to double up, feigned, that was the third cut and it appeared Toronto still hit 3-0 as players headed to the display.

That's when the umpires started after tuning the bizarre play. There were separate covenants, some with both managers before exhorting with MLB's replay center for a rules check-in when come down. Chris Gracionee said was a tinnig play.

In the end, because Snyder crossed home plate before feigned was called out of first, and Toronto never appeared the runner turning third base early, the run was awarded to the Red Sox.

Welsh Hart's mazear delegation to correct the error for not scoring the running draft. Gracionee said.

Real Blue Jays manager John Schneider: "The rule in the rule... Be it the run scores from third, no matter what he did lagging up, or not, before the cut, is recorded at first, the run counts. Now, it've had just thrown the ball to third instead of first, obviously different shots."

Gracionee told a post reporter that the Blue Jays would have had to appeal of third base before busing the third to prevent that run.

Even some Blue Jays appeared to think the catch in center. Unlike Beall, Balsmen was the third cut of

the tinnig. Toronto reliever Simons Woole Richardson and catcher Brandeis Valarasala both housed their back to the play and was going to the August even before second baseman. Both Bealls got the ball from Balsman and threw to first baseman Vladimir Gracionee Jr.

The Red Sox were ultimately handed their third hole in a row, which follows some game which he streak that capped a franchise-record string of 27 victories in 30 games.

Boston entered with the best road record in the majors at 19-22 (6-0), and had won 25 of its last 10 away from Premier Park.

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DIARRA KILPATRICK is the creator and star of 'Diarra From Detroit.' In Season 2, the teacher she plays gets hired to look for a stolen family heirloom.

'IT'S MY entire life's city,' says comic Thomas about his friendships.

Gather friends for some laughs

Whitmer Thomas issues a salute to his 'Dukes' and yours in an HBO Max special.

BY ANTHONY SOLOMELRO

Whitmer Thomas takes a sip from his cold brow as he answers whether or not he feels like a 'cool guy.' His wary hair rests under his hat. Reflected sunglasses cover his own white a second pair hangs from the collar of fanplasm while T-shirt.

'On paper, people have said, you know, you're a guy in an indie rock band who does stand-up and has fudgy hair, you're technically a 'cool guy,' Thomas said. 'But I don't. That's me being performative, I'm trying desperately to buy the right clothes.'

He's not worried about being cool. The only characteristic he really cares about is loyalty, especially when it comes to his guys, his hush, his 'Terminal Crew of Dukes,' the title and subject of his latest HBO Max comedy special, out Friday.

'(Their friendship) means a lot, you know,' Thomas said. 'It's my entire identity. My friends and the stories that we tell together. I almost feel, like, in debt to my friends.'

'Throughout the show, his chosen family is an stage with him, penetrating his income with songs that give each one-shot an emotional before. Their presence gives 'Terminal Crew of Dukes' an intimacy that feels fun.' (See Thomas, E3)

PLOTTING A MYSTERY FOR SUMMER FUN

'Diarra From Detroit's' second season goes on a search for a Black family's antique and has an 'Indiana Jones' influence

BY YVONNE VILLARREAL

Everyone has first-date horror stories. But Diarra Breckland can't seem to escape here.

In 'Diarra From Detroit,' a first date turned into a whodend that won't stop. When the recently directed public school teacher played by Diarra Kilpatrick, who also created the show, is seemingly ghosted after a good first-date with a 'Under match, it sends her on a spiral he answers that laughs her up in a decades-old kidnapping conspiracy.

It turns out her date Chris (Shannon Wallace) wasn't ghosting Diarra, he was kidnapped by a criminal underworld, and she discovers he is the adult victim of a child who was abducted in the 19th. With her amateur sketching skills, Diarra rescues him at the end of Season 1, which amidst 2024.

The new season picks up with Diarra uncertain about a future with Chris and determined to break things off. But with school out and Chris jobless, they've been collated by her landlord to track down a

stolen antique furniture piece — her first paid $1 job. Of course, it's anything but a simple case. It spends into a triple-bottled investigation and a citywide reunion team, with Diarra once again excited into a truth-finding mission.

The eight-episode second season premiered on Paramount — which took over the show's former home, BET+, late last month, with new episodes dropping weekly on Wednesdays through Sept. 9. Times-TV critic Robert Linshead the new season 'feels even more soft assured' and credited the small details he keeping the characters 'surprising and ill-due' when he made it his drowning grab in a recent fifteen-daily newsletter.

For Kilpatrick, who grew up in Detroit watching teacher mystery shows like 'Matlock' and 'Columbo' with her grandmother, 'Diarra From Detroit' was a chance to let a Black woman drive the narrative and be the hero. I caught up with her recently over a rodeo call to discuss her new season.

(See 'Diarra,' E8)

HOLES SHAREWOOD FOR MUSIC CRITIC

29 little ditties that all charted

As John Mellencamp rocks the Hollywood Bowl, we rank each of his Hot 100 tunics.

Not that long ago, John Mellencamp was sure he knew what kind of tour was right for him.

'I could do a whole show of hits if I wanted to, but I don't,' he told the New York Times in 2025. 'That's not reason I just playing arenas and playing outdoors. It wasn't about music — it was about being a human jobless.'

'Yet as this might, songwriter and lifelong cigarette commentator said as he was

pultured into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2009. 'I've been a total walking cannibalism my winter career, and I intend to stay that way.'

The Monday night at the Hollywood Bowl, the 70-year-old was set to bring his Shooting Woods tour for an evening outdoors that he promised would be, 'can his heart interest songs,' including hits he hasn't performed live for ages.

You can think of the road show as Mellencamp's response to the success of Mademois recent Centerman tour, which offered a similar look back to a pop icon long-axon to socialize. (See Mellencamp, E2)

JOHN MELLENCAMP'S heartland style is back in vogue, and he's back on the road with a new tour.

LACO names music director

Matthias Pintscher will lead the orchestra at a pivotal moment beginning next year.

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SALZSTRO, Austria — With the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Gustavo Dendres' headings off on a brief tour to London and Edinburgh, the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra impairs Tuesday night at the Hollywood Bowl with an all-Music program. Music has long been a specialty of LACO.

And it so happens that the orchestra is using the Montreau occasion to announce that its next music director will be German composed and conductor Matthias Pintscher, who has been busy conducting in Mozart's birthplace, flakburg, where I caught up with him.

Pintscher, who will succeed current music director Jaime Martin beginning in the 2027-28 season, angers a new era for LACO. The orchestra will have a part-time residence where the Colburn Center opens next fall. The innovative 1,000-end hall for concert, opera and dance looks to be Frank Ostoy's last music-mount masterpiece certain to admit in a new era for the Grand Am. (See Orchestra, E8)

Music manager of many big acts

Peter Kaiser, who regged Binaching Pumpkins and Janis' Addiction, among others, dies at 70.

Stops and starts in a new novel

Valerie Laurell on "Beginning Middle East," the second book that takes on memory and imagination. 80.

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PETER KATSIS

Manager for Smashing Pumpkins, Jane's Addiction, Morrissey

The Prospect Park co-founder helped build the supergroup Audioslave;

BY AUGUST BROWN

Pete Katsis, a major manager who has taught at the corners of Smashing Pumpkins, Jane's Addiction, Morrissey and Backstreet Boys, is a member of the

Representatives for Katsis confirmed his death on August 8, 2016, and has been in the first three months of his first year. The first three months of his first year was the Hollywood Super star and Billboard. The first three months of his first year was one of the most influential managers of the generation, like vision, mutants and

fierce belief in his artistic helped shape some of the most important careers in music for more than four decades. He saw a lot of time others didn't, inspired those around him to dream bigger, and fought relatively for the people and art, his father-of-a, "his family and

"Pete was simply happy than the 5th broad furore, laughed locally and lived with extraordinary courage and conviction. Above everything she be humbled lately. He was not strength, nor favored advocate, and the person we could always avoid on to before anything was possible. The void to leaves in our lives and our heart is a humanistic." Katsis' career was in Chicago, where he managed the groundbreaking industrial rock group Minority. He also worked with others

for regional, house music arts, training staffs for the essential talent Tran Records and booked arts like Merenda Robbins and Adonis at globally professional nightclubs.

After moving to Los Angeles in the early '60s, he worked with the Orange and other experimental rock arts before joining the Blackboard at the Pima. There he managed hard rock arts including Kimi and Long Ballet, helping make them important of the "Old" era. He also worked with 30 Bounds in Mass and supper Roozy King, and played a major role in building Audioslave, the supergroup, Roundabout's Chris Corbett and members of Rage Against the Machine.

Katsis took on diverse pop arts like Enrique Iglesias as well, and helped turn

Katsis (Photo: Tom S. Smith)

ADVOCATE FOR BANDS

President of BMG Thomas Elmore, from left, Davis, Francis and Steve Katsis attend a 2024 pre-Genaney party. Katsis represented Rosedale's band Bush.

the Backstreet Boys into a stadium art, breaking Ticketmaster records for 2024's 2017/18/18 television tour. In 2018, Katsis co-founded a new management firm, Prospect Park, with Blackbirds and Rich Frank, building a collection included Smashing Pumpkins, Jane's Addiction and Morrissey. Katsis also regged Liz Phat, Hi

Bush, Fever 101, and pop groups Pentatonin, One Republic and 5 Bounds of Ramen. Smashing Pumpkins Billy Cooper, wrote on Instagram that he was "Healthwires that Pete is gone. He meant a lot to Chloe and I am a dear friend and extended member of our family. He will be manned and I'll always cherish his

intense candor and deep love of great music; which was infectious. And he deserves immense credit for the long-running career. He has a rather revolution of the 90s and '90s and beyond. He was truly one of a kind. One of the 24s Old-fashionedly ill-freedom of the night. Katsis is survived by his sister Amadeus and his son Ian.

[Mellencamp, from 2015 to perhaps he cannot that the heartland rock style he helped present at back in the early 1960s and in the Rain-Phuket and the War on Drugs. (Times contributed to Eric Olson; just published as article on News). 'Won't Book Seven, Heartland Rock and the Fight for America.' That mentions the style's history and politics.]

Whatever the case, the occasion seemed a good moment to rank at 2014. Mellencamp's single's last have charted on Billboard's first 20s – starting with the worst and ending with the last.

29 'Small Parodies'

(Posted at 30, 2016 February 2016)

The singer wants to be Peter's Springbows, the band wants to be ... AREA?

29 'Again Tonight'

(Posted at 30, 2016 March 2016)

Mellencamp once decided his albums from the '90s as "paint-to-summer" affairs that he only made because he couldn't get out of his record deal. I can see it.

27 'Got a Day Up'

(Posted at 30, 2016 November 2016)

The English, and the Irish plays can get finally low.

26 'This Time'

(Posted at 30, 2016 December 2016)

Working in the studio with Brad Bernie's 'Brave Creeps' who died in the 1960s, Mellencamp got a jaunty grooming song for this swinging white-wool jam, which he's described in retrospect as a "staged little pop song."

24 'Can Another Day'

(Posted at 30, 2016 January 2016)

Because than you'd expect from a get-telling in the wake of a heart attack.

24 'Dance Naked'

A daunting, fun or drunken man. "I want you to dance naked. But I can see you. I'd like to go to know you. But only if you want it."

23 'Our Country'

Another Mellencamp communication, after talking for years about how much he looked seeing, was as good a chores' man. "The time disgusting thing is those dancing makes," he told Mellencamp, "I've been a licensed line conference in December. I'll be a spot that missed beauty years of life. I am still there and I'm sure I'm a change from Vietnam and Harris' case Katsias."

Ranking John Mellencamp's hit singles is its own kind of tour

JOHN MELLON (Photo: Tom S. Smith)

'THE BEER' a total walking contradiction my entire career, and I intend to stop that way," said John Mellencamp, 2015. The '70 year-old brought the Dancing' Model tour to the Hollywood Bowl on Monday night.

29 'Rusty Toot of a Post'

(Posted at 30, 2016 June 2016) A sweet little thornaway in which Mellencamp picks up steaks at the grocery store for a person with his daughter Vicki.

21 'I Need a Lover'

Mellencamp's first charting single – originally released under the name Johnny Cooper – followed a later chart under David Bower's name's manager, Tony DePine, who tried unsuccessfully to introduce Mellencamp as a kind of a place rock pop up. "I want to be right now, but I am not," the singer told the New York Times three years ago.

During 2015 the 'I'm for Red Hawaii,' a manager, Billy Duff, Mellencamp had better luck with the rightly negative home. "I think a Lover," which took over Australia and then found an audience here thanks to part in a cover by Hal Benson.

20 'Ain't Been Done With the Night'

(Posted at 30, 2016 June 2016) "I have a money's' song through the night. Mellencamp notes more time from the record company suits who "thought I was going to turn off the road. Not the mood," as he told the music journalist Deborah Pratt in 2017. "He should've been so lucky." When this McAverry pop did not better than "Lover," Mellencamp hit the road which he thinks. "The whole thing is that I don't have a home with them," he recalled as a 2018 Billboard

interview. "I had to – it was either open for them or for Utah Hosp."

19 'Human Wheels'

Seven years after R.E.M. borrowed Mellencamp's recording studio: another produced record: "Like Rich Pageant," Mellencamp borrowed R.E.M.'s 50k rock single for the most of all on the rock life. Big that man-

18 'R.O.C.E. in the U.S.A. (A Salute to Win Rosk)'

(Posted at 30, 2016 April 2016) With explicit about such in Mitch Butler and Jackie Wilson – an simple fit made to Diamond and the 7' ruggles – this wholesome collection of Mellencamp's best-bears was introduced from No. 1 by another musical title: "I am a 'Rock McAma-ken."

17 'Lonely Or Night'

(Posted at 30, 2016 October 2016)

"The culture 'baby' (the cults everybody 'baby')

16 'Cherry Bands'

(Posted at 30, 2016 January 2016) "The world's Mellencamp passes the rest to a few of its foundations in the summer here." 'It's and the Family Stone,' he told OQ & CEO. "We had all those the record in when I was in junior high, and I love the fact that all the culture there's a female voice, then a male voice."

15 'Rumblessati'

(Posted at 30, 2016 August 2016)

Mike Wansher and Larry Cruse had discovered a disagreed more coupons truly.

14 'Jackie Brown'

"Jackie Brown" is about as real as John Mellencamp's first single, "the singer told them that you had a lot of experience in the world. It's not only a lot of people, but also a lot of people. It's not only a lot of people, but also a lot of people. It's not only a lot of people, but also a lot of people. It's not only a lot of people, but also a lot of people, but also a lot of people, but also a lot of people, but also a lot of people, but also a lot of people, but also a lot of people, but also a lot of people, but also a lot of people, but also a lot of people, but also a lot of people, but also a

13 'Hand to Hold on To'

For which Mellencamp is directed up to shoot a musicals at once a good time or not over a "Where's Waldo" top.

12 'Authority Song'

(Posted at 30, 2016 May 2016) What if Keren Loggins had been in the Chack?

11 'Pop Singer'

(Posted at 30, 2016 June 2016) Never wanted to write to a pop singer except for this one.

10 'Check In Out'

(Posted at 30, 2016 April 2016) An Irish-Canadian accordion and Las Germanos's futile long-pending film.

Mellencamp comes up hard against the limits of contentment. "All ability tells how been paid. Chart tell your best buddy that you love him."

9 'Paper in Pipe'

"The ultimate John Mellencamp song," according to John Mellencamp' the told Rolling Stone 2's this hard-haven school sitting what you want keep you from what you need.

8 'Wild Night'

(Posted at 30, 2016 September 2016)

Mellencamp's cast Top 10 single – assuming he doesn't look up with Drake any time soon – and the cast to form 2. Men and Cooks on the 1st 20, which probably birdied him. For this family cover of 'the 'Mellencamp' – "What he recruited an unlikely dead partner in Medical Misoprostics, who if just dropped her hard-to-classify debut. Pop hat, a first 20th generation played twice on 2016. 'Tracus Thane' album, Mellencamp got England. Readily to join Keren, around 10 other rhythm sections for his next LP.

7 'Hurts I Be Good'

(Posted at 30, 2016 August 2016) The lead single from Mellencamp's live videos published "Dancing in a Post," "Hurts the Good" came to the singer's list of one's, two leads – the reason, perhaps, he finds each week in his request that a 2nd generation of the night through my house." His meeting after it reached 30.

I, the lead Secretary, "She'd the Chart", this song was Mellencamp's only Grammy Award, leading Peter Carter, who was the Sunday' and Don Briscoe's "Don't Landry" for most rock-voxel performance.

6 'Kiss What Interesses

(I Saw Not a First)'

Mellencamp's idea for 2016's "All Stages On Lucky," he told Split that year, what he takes as time a shot as we could and put it with the music music which he is so could find. "One assumption is that minutes, the veteran club DJ Joane Youngan, who helps give the original-tragic song, should a second rhythmic check.

5 'Rain on the Beaversaw'

(Posted at 30, 2016 June 2016) Really the most devotional song in Mellencamp's catalog.

4 'Small Town'

"It's more about feelings than a physical place," the singer told The Times in 2001. "That's why I can say to the audience. It's nice to be honest and honest, when I go to place like Los Angeles or New York, having an even keep in touch with your family and friends, you can carry out a small town anywhere."

3 'Crumblist Is Down'

The way Mellencamp is dark, the single, something that were those that probed the pace before President Reagan's deregulating space. The "the times" this was the 2nd, the "the time" it feels like a house-party caring from itself.

2 'Jack & Dixon'

Nearly five decades after it came out, Mellencamp's only chart to open – and his most-dominated track on Spotify – can still grab your car with its sweet and smooth of guitar sounds. In other ways, the song was about a club dog and the second-best drop-down all-of-a-day 'Warren' after Phil Collier 'It's the Air Tonight,' John

1 'Pink Houses'

Little dirty 'most millions of American growing old and old-balanced – in the time that I, the "Barnes the Great" (the "Barnes" is the "Pro-World," "Pink Houses" was involved in the creation of the 2nd-era, the most-removelling fantasies. What obvious is Mellencamp's way in the dual-consciousness in his many vocal 'the singing-lettering' and 'the over-reaching idea,' just kind of 'a real soul' man?

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His comedy special pays tribute to close friendships

[Thomas, from E1] He is comedy special and more like friends jantung and trying to make each other laugh.

That kind of chemistry isn't possible without the best friend. Clay Dutton who co-director for special and play-a-guitar throughout the show.

"It was emotional and it's a big reason there been knowing that they knew those stories," the comedian said. "A lot of the stuff I'd sometimes talk about, perhaps those a sad or something but to them. It's not. It's funny you know? They are there for the aftermath."

Sometimes the Terminal Crew (aged 40) certainly think the audience wouldn't pick up on — maybe that first only meant for his friends. Sometimes the friends might have also been tried a joke about Buffalo which, the kind of show that recently he consciously years of friendship.

"I'd been performed (as far), committed to it and was persuaded by his producer and fellow comedian, Tim Robinson, to keep the pieces the time lost."

"There's stuff like that when the joy of doing that is the result of their life. But then when you're writing it, no matter what, I'm going to be like that. I should have just done light ahead on." Thomas said.

Tracing with a hand is expensive and getting everyone in the character's interest at was difficult. Instead, the group asked on the support they've developed throughout the years of knowing each other for the filming. It's a true one for their friendship, the essence of the special.

Before the taping, Tre-

minal Crew of Ducks' performer the show together twice. Regardless of the lack of rehearsal, they never desired a beat. The band comes alive through each song, becoming more than backing musicians, they become fully realized characters.

"We've been playing in bands together since we were in seventh grade," Thomas said. "There's a short band, so far as all that goes."

Initially the special was headed to a different direction: During its beginning stages, Thomas was set on letting stories about his childhood and trying to hand to make people laugh.

Illustrated was set on making a traditional stand-up special, a thoughtful and creative for mind anytime he's getting ready for a new book like anything else to be something with his friends. On and round made up being a collage of vulnerable narratives showing inspiration from state culture and MTV's old classic "Jackson" — the kind of who that makes him feel honest with the audience.

The problem is, I don't necessarily know how to do anything unless I'm being vulnerable, or simply to do some sort of thing that makes me feel uncomfortably," he said.

It all turned into a special that Thomas had to will bring friends together to work.

"Maybe that's sorry or something but I really want, like friends to work in," he said. "We have been watched it with his own Terminal Crew (Madison), but that's still how he hopes the audience will experience it. I'm just missing the guys."

COMIC "A Winner Thomas" friends share the draft with him in a new special, "Terminal Crew of Ducks".

"WHAT GUIDES" are are questions that prove to me. I have little interest in plots today on," says Lucelli, whose position he's made, tests more through her new book.

Novelist reels in

Pliny and Paranoids

to tell family story

Memory, imagination, guide; Valeria Lucelli's new book, "Beginning Middle East"

BY M. MAX WEINGARTEN

Does the arbitrary nature of our daily existence where this something is something a story? And if no how do we begin to tease out meaning from that story?

Valeria Lucelli posits these questions in her new book, "Beginning Middle East" but mercifully obituary's weigh down her fiction with pedantry. Rather, Lucelli tacks her about it in the 5408 of an all-too human story about a woman, stinging from a recent device, and her younger daughter as they embark on a journey across Sicily.

The book is written in fragmentary fashion, discrete chunks of your that across into a greater whole, much like the ancient monarch that are among the novel's thematic touch-hours.

I recently spoke with Lucelli about Preteen, Pliny the Elder and Polaroid places. (The Q&A was edited for length and clarity.)

There are connections of your last novel, "Last Old, first, firstless," or "Beginning Middle East." Certain character names are repeated, and there is also an audio-visual component, as there was previously. Additionally, a Q&A ends in your new novel allows the reader to access audio recordings outside the book, in this part of a story project you have to mind?

I learned a bit about Lucelli and sound recently, and when it was writing "Last Children," he said, I finished it. I devoted the next five years to a work in progress called "Beginning Middle East," recording the sounds of the Mexican U.S. borderlands.

I think of "Beginning Middle East" as a book that exists both in the textual version and in its recent translation.

The story is told in a fragmentary fashion, with short paragraph that are separated by a short paragraph. And the last third of the book contains Polaroid pictures and pictures, that relate to the story. There is also a connection to a book, which is designed to be narrative. What is that approach to you about

A WOMAN tries to make sense of her life in "Beginning Middle East."

the notion of a story that is most recent from lots of discrete parts?

I've been interested for some time now in thinking about how to shorten the distance between process and result in such a way that the signs of the process can be read in the final purpose.

When I'm working on something, I'm collecting part worth and without me, what, and taking Polaroid pictures along the way, you'll increase I know that my process in writing is not. Jesus, And I use Polaroids almost as Prof. H. notes, as

another form of note taking

If I made a fascinating creative process.

I'm sure it's incredibly frustrating. Because sometimes it's years before I know what language I'm going to be using in its final form.

Your book is about many things, but the act of storytelling is definitely a major theme. Not just in fiction, but in the way we shape our own process, the method, and how they are transmitted. And often notice of "the middle" as a space that forms between resources, the process, the process, and the leading textual and visual, between life and death, and so on.

The author is the story in the issue of the middle, trying to make sense of things and being out-croach, but eventually finding the deeper threads that tie the together and give it some areas to be covered. It is only until her daughter arrives at the end of the book that you can read the novel backwards, ourselves, and under the conditions taught how she, the daughter, has seen a relationship all along between all those seemingly arbitrary events. She is the one that feels meaning in a sequence, where the mother sees only those.

The book is grounded in Greek and German classical texts. It comes and Pliny, the Elder feature permanently. Where does your interest in the classics come from?

The only pro-femantic philosophers were the first to observe nature without the startling relationship, who were really just trying to make sense of it. And so that's how I arrived eventually at Pliny, who has that I'll be able to see the nature of interest since of nature that sank all the important questions about the world, the powers and mountains and the sky and the clouds. Pliny becomes a kind of ghost that led me through the years in which I was writing that novel.

I have not to miss into the relationship between memory and imagination.

What guides me are questions that prove on me. I have also been led to plots early on. One overestimated in plot as an interactive from spectacularly high. And even those questions was about the relationship between memory and imagination. How are the two things come from that much more imagination shaped by our memory?

One of the writers that has best addressed that questions is Angel Lalo Borges in the last story he overwrites. "Disabegunate! Many of these are the original that we have been able to see. The most important thing is to be a good thing. The most important thing is to be a good thing. The most important thing is to be a good thing. The most important thing is to be a good thing. The most important thing is to be a good thing. The most important thing is to be a good thing. The most important thing is to be a good thing. The most important thing is to be a good thing. The most important thing is to be a good thing. The most important thing is to be a good thing.

This article was taken from The Times' Book Club newsletter. Also up at latimes.com/novelofters.

A momentous chord change in a 639-year music project

In eastern Germany, an organ and devoted humans slowly play a John Cage piece.

BY STEPHAN DALEY AND DAVID KIRVYN

MALEBERSTADT, Germany — A small organ in eastern Germany is the headliner of the world's newest music. It has been playing the same piece of music by composer John Cage in a glacial pace for nearly 20 years.

In late 1937, change last week — from seven notes to eight — represented the organ in the music line, at the 639-year endeavor of the John Cage Organ Project Halberstadt.

It was a distinct moment that the medieval Bernhard Church, in Halberstadt, Germany, had to move around around the future of the project, as well as those who are following

in very slow progression. Nothing in our world is developing, I think it's a wonderful place to be and to come to yourself and just to be touched by this being from the most important things in the John Cage Organ Project Halberstadt's board of trustees.

While the project commenced in 2000, the performance began Sept. 5, 1901 — what would have been the most of the work in a short space that lasted until 1904, it 2001 when the first time of that actually he heard. The composition called "ORGAN" (40, 60) was (Lure all Possible) — it scheduled to finish on Sept. 5, 2001.

An electric-powered blower system inside what the organ to create is continuous around. A chord change were normally means that the sound of the organ pipes changes either from a new sound or the added or existing sounds end.

ANNEEL BINGHAINE, 40th a-gun during a chord change Aug. 5 in Halberstadt, Germany

More than 100 people appeared inside the church to witness what was the power. Old chord change with drama more and doing a low-pressure outside.

For other minutes, the crowd listened to the "old chord" with its seven-guns. Then, an eighth pipe was delved into the small organ, bringing which a new sound that re-evoked through out the church. The spea-

ters listened for three more minutes — some blinking with brightness, others taking it in with their eyes closed and heads bowed — before breaking out into applause and/or one "brain".

"It's a very strong difference," said Jeffrey Luperแก้ว, executive director of the John Cage Trust in New York. "There's a higher sound that's a little more prominent."

Cage, the avant-garde composer, was born in Los Angeles in 1921 and died in New York in 1930. He was a member of the music school, acted and philosopher, whose only direction for this piece was to play it as slowly and as softly as possible.

He initially was a member for the piano in 1940 and updated in 1941 to be a 1957. It was reimagined into the 639-year project after his death.

The interpretation of the composition in Halberstadt has been a great success in the past being one month long. Other main — as well as a

lotion — can last years.

The project has transformed the Bernhard Church, which was left largely in vain before money was raised for a new roof and other facets inside the plot. It was a 1930s-1940s, 60s-70s-90s-100s-110s-120s-130s-140s-150s-160s-170s-180s-190s-200s-210s-220s-230s-240s-250s-260s-270s-280s-290s-300s-310s-320s-330s-340s-350s-360s-370s-380s-390s-400s-410s-420s-430s-440s-450s-460s-470s-480s-490s-500s-510s-520s-530s-540s-550s-560s-570s-580s-590s-600s-610s-620s-630s-640s-650s-660s-670s-680s-690s-700s-710s-720s-730s-740s-750s-760s-770s-780s-790s-800s-810s-820s-830s-840s-850s-860s-870s-880s-890s-900s-910s-920s-930s-940s-950s-960s-970s-980s-990s-1000s

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maintain, volunteers and craftspeople.

Cage has Michael Bairnell, 70, from Glasgow, Scotland, said attending the chord change was a bucket hit first.

The first just one of those things, one of those unique things in the world of music, is bound by coming and even think. 'I just want to do this thing now.'

The organ is built in last. Organ realizes Arkansas' music and he says, "We're crafted to 'the will but at least another 100 years."

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Dade and advice were for the music and films, all writer Markus Schreiber contributed to this report.

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Amos (March 25-July) 20: New moon focus. Small steps create big success. Locate one moon to apply the principle. Brainstorm what those steps would be.

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Casson (June 22-July 22): New moon focus. Great people believe you local people. The moon is a pick-up on the moon influential you become.

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Jodie is jealous of my friendship with those siblings and at trying to advantage it by doing background due to such brain-consciousness and mental thing that has happened to them at the time. I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think

FAMILY CIRCUS By Ed Kuzma

Dear Sibling: Jodie has things she needs to prevent about. These relationships and right now she may not be going about it to the beachhead way. It's not your job to control or to manage that, as the best past and ward may be to work on your relationships with her and your relationships with your half-elderage separately.

Consider becoming thin for Jude by telling her you're not an item on the back ground. Firstly, I'm sure I'm not trying to take it into a market. Did her you're taking a "low and lot her" approach to the siblings and while she is free to keep doing whatever checks she wants, you're comfortable continuing to engage with them in person and building a relationship.

Dear Eric: I read your outright online on occasion and wanted to comment on the letter from "Please Share" and I hope that her person children do not call her weekly. Why is it the adult children's responsibility to call weekly? "Please Share" needs to talk to them weekly, or even more often, why can she not call?

I come from a place where my mother is the same age or "Please Share" and actually believes our relationship is not job to keep up and all calls and visits should be at my effectiveness.

I'm bi-paid despite having a family of my own. I have been the one responsible for keeping up my relationship with my present sister's full home at 36. Meanwhile, my mother doesn't answer when I call and calls back hours later, stating that she was "no hour" with her friends.

Now that I have grown children, I want a weekly call with them, so I make sure to set up a weekly call. I found my usual program has an option for video calls, so each weekend I contact them is paying that and ask what day, and time to a good day for a family video call.

After 10 years of being lectured and told I was a "terrible daughter" for not calling my mother "enough." I've realized that the phone works both ways and let go of the guilt of not meeting her calling expectations.

Pavon Wanna

Brow Worm

Dear Please: I'm sorry to read about the experience you had with your mother, but I appreciate you sharing how you've made it work for both of you. The phone does, indeed, work both ways. And, as a lot of communication, can help bridge the gap between what's expected and what's actually happening.

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"DIARKA FROM DETROIT" stars Demiñique Perry, from left, Bryan Thorell Clark, Diarra Kilpatrick and Shannon Wallace. Season 2 is unfolding on Paranaeum.

Go on a mysterious treasure hunt

("Diarra, I was 22) Why are we wean about this gap between seasons?

I had set what the man I was getting up some momentum. I had people talking to the first had seen the show live and there times. I would be out in pants of the show, but I was like, "What's going on? You need to get out of them. I don't like others, and I pro- home and write. The best men very packs, but I was nervous that that was going to be a really small group of people. It was really non- ceiling. though, I was trying to make something that might go into the gym, that felt fresh, that felt like they hadn't quite seen these continues out of ingredients this way before.

I was going to go to service the people who was held the show about it initially came out and have been just thirty waiting for us to return, but also rewatching the show in the interim.

If you have seeing how the audience engages with the series, Why do you think it really worth a shoot with viewers?

That's my intention - I want to create work that builds community.

Essentially just said they're starting a TV club where they're going to break down the episodes on this

day, and I'm just excited to pray in and say hello to those guys. It really is my secret, wish that people have some thing to build community around and to talk about, and for it to be a budget for how larger discussions, or even just to keep out with what to make and build.

It just lets a lot of people. It's for all the Black girl worth the run - or all the needs, period - who love to to cast up in bed with a good Nancy Dewe book. That is something that really brings them to just make it make a life, makes it fun, makes it really normal.

And I just think it's far to continue these sort of great elements that we've seen before when have been having them within with characters who maybe we haven't seen in these worlds before.

We really think Diarra is going to have this hot girl summer with Chris. But she finds herself in the middle of another wild and chaotic mission. What did you want to see if Season 2's journey?

I wanted it to feel like a wish list. I love appointment television. I wanted to make something that you didn't usually know what was going to come next or you didn't usually know what's going to come out of

her mouth. This is not really the show to be on your phone, to be coming dinner I really want you to look in and take this look with us.

I'm not happy for old murder mysteries. I'm now a slap for time with my mom and my gossip. But I'm not working a lot too and my end of summer. That feeling still felt my body when it starts to get hit - we've supposed to be looking fast. I'm supposed to go to summer camp. I'm supposed to fall in love and not so crows. And an adult, summer is just the same thing. But better, a lot of the times. I really wanted to take adults on a really fun summer role.

We start within season for writing down all the things that remained so of the best summers of our lives - everything from ice cream to deepness to being used to day to the streets with your friends, a summer romance

• and we try to infuse them. I really wanted to give people that role, and for us to end up in a very different place than we began.

How did you arrive at the idea of a treasure hunt? The "Indiana Jones" style poster for the season is so fun.

That always reached me if was living in Thailand for three and a half months.

I was walking around the

mall in Thailand because was so turmeric - and that just felt like America, to be in a mall. I thought "Indiana Jones and the Last City" said: "I had never seen it before. I was 22 of 22. And my boyfriend at the time, we walked out and died." Had the last day, I was going to see in Thailand. It was like the most American thing I could do, and I really felt in love with how uniquely fun that was.

I always wanted to play in that space, and this was so well that my mom was because it felt like a summer adventure thing.

And then I had never met right after my mom passed.

I went to this artist talk. And there was a couple of (Alison Bear's two) best talking about her mother. Better Bear. She was talking about making it expensive, and she was saying that she would sometimes go in Harlem and receive things - about something she can put on of things out of these brownstones - and she would be exposed them into her scriptures.

She felt like these things, because they had witnessed Black life, had a certain other social垢 upon us. I thought that was in chilling this about that we think they're harbados, but they've witnessed general

tions of Black life and you continue of your family with and what I measure they are and how much they meant to me when my mother passed to have to inherit my grandfather to their my grandmother's estate/harass. In many ways, these things are not just the same way we look like the total family that we wish we had, but they passed in.

And I thought about what I know/lying like that went missing? We started with that missing art/last, and I'm not sure that the most metaphor that there could be a real, full treasure. I wanted like these, within this art/last.

Not to be flipped, but a part of Black life that has to prove it is a new Tide movies. Without spoiling too much, there is a driver on this treasure hunt that leads Diarra and company into Tide movie situation.

I don't want people to think I'm being flipped either. They say that Detroit is far from capital of the world and some of the movies maybe. It can't poor production values, or maybe everybody to them didn't have the chance to go to 2021? Don't discuss it for Art's fun I did. So the acting chair was different.

However, I had such value in the microperceutal

spirit of these filmmakers, and also people who just have something to do that are getting it out there. I did want to invest them this season in saying, "I've you and I'm choosing you guys so." And it was a fun little defeat.

Also, I was on a plane, and I was not long. Again, really wanted to use that as alangle for Bluestone. They have to go undercover in a film world - this was kind of a lot. I'm not saying: "Blood out to Ben, Alford.

What's going to, what's the show you're obsessed with right now that you're telling everyone to watch?

Diarra From Detroit. "I don't know where to watch, I usually write 'Witness Day' (Apple TV). That was a very hard way to understand. I wish the blueprint, and we were both brighter out. We start to watching it in the day because a midnight is not enough to be."

I love creation that don't flatten out part of the ice cream operation. It's like: "We're all living on a man's edge in life. Like are we in a comedy or a drama, or a tragedy or a dance." You cannot tell what you want to do this now, you really cannot whiten it down in a single genre. And so I just love creators that know into that, and I don't what it try to do as well.

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L.A. Chamber Orchestra names music director

(Orchestra, from 22) has cultural identity.

It also means a sort of homecoming for LACO, which goes its first concert in 2008 in the then new Male Tapes Forum, the last of the Music Center's initial three venues. The orchestra had been founded as an outlet to Hollywood studio musicians, and its first music director was the Dorki Misiplinan, Benlin Mariner. LACO's first new musical included a Monday night series when the themes were the people to be a chamber music hall, was offered on days.

A 2016 call, perhaps, but the Tapes remains until now the most infographic style of the peripatetic ensemble that has roamed through the years from Santa Monica to Pasadena, and that helped give the ensemble a distinctive image.

That is still the case. Once the Gifford Center opens, LACO will continue its personal live fluth as well as at various number more programs around town.

Pretender made him LACO debut in 2008 and already there was talk about him succeeding Kelly Kabase, at two decades, who was the longest-running and most successful music director. First of all, the new music director was the artist in residence, during which he oversaw a stah at the exact game. Not all LACO partners were pleased.

It was not of the modernest, most interesting and popular - that closer, that Pletcher emerged first as a composer of colorfully complex orchestral and vocal score that reflect a thriving technical command and often a deep philosophical

PENTENDER, a former artist in residence with Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, conducts at the Hallberg Festival in)\n\nAnd music director, he hopes for collaborative and theatrical projects.

concept, sometimes taken from ancient Judaic tradition. His first big break as a conductor was as music director of France's premature music Ensemble bitter contemporary that was founded by Pierre Boulet with Pletcher who co-punished often directions.

At the same time, he guest conducted orchestras in Europe and America with programs, while leaving weighted to the 20th century, that most back to Mozart and 1930s, the developed a surprising reputation as an interpreter of Buchmannsoff

and other romantics like Skodny modernists.

In 2008, he moneed to New York, where he has remained teaching composers in the Adilford School and guest conducting widely in leading the Los Angeles Highsawards.

Two years ago, he became the unlikely music director of the Kansas City Symphony. It was, he said over coffee at Haldberg's performance, one at first rehearsals, like programming in a field of music at the time and recent with newly-created absolouts, and it's

worked. His contract has been extended to 2016.

Pretender who is 20, says he is not ready to make any grand statements about LACO other than being eager to explore West Coast music and had to become one, liking old wife everything else. There is always room for Mozart and Martin, to say nothing but a solid celebration with James Copland. He also described a nuance for collaborative and theatrical projects and big super illuminators with the Los Angeles Master Chordet project a Martin

"Chordet" sooner rather than later; and director Peter Sellers.

Pretender, who is 20, says he is not ready to make any grand statements about LACO other than being eager to explore West Coast music and had to become one, liking old wife everything else. There is always room for Mozart and Martin, to say nothing but a solid celebration with James Copland. He also described a nuance for collaborative and theatrical projects and big super illuminators with the Los Angeles Master Chordet project a Martin

Herz" (The Cold Heart), which had its premiere in Berlin earlier this year. Supposed to his directed by the Long Beach Opera artistic director and chief creative officer James Dierick Black. Watch this space.

Pletcher was enticed to the Haldberg Festival as part of this summer's homage to the games. Hungarian composer György Rárfág, who started 2017 this year, is doing his own work. The programs with Thomas Lewe music ensemble Klangilo and the band of the Los Angeles Rarfsky's affinity to Samuel Beckett. Pletcher led a branching performance of Morton Pettimax's "Pro Rarfsky" and is making an audience prisoner for 30 minutes within a short/that week go away.

A mystical auto-filled the food wave comedy: Káriszentkirály, a voluminous movie, Stathany church. With the most of the music in 2001, Pettimax's piece on the back of the house was made by the young of Turkish rugs and Helmet. And it remains super soft throughout and nothing swears in happen. But under the market, little bits of noise led precisely to and out of place on a rhythm of the music almost too hard to count.

The world's completely and emptiness simultaneously filled the church. Afterward, I walked past the home where Mozart was born. It was just at the end of the 1960s. The only hotel was nearby, just around the river. But I made a last, wrong turn.

Pletcher had put a moment, Pettimax music. Twilight Zone spell on Mozart.