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Country Living via Yahoo News· 6 days agoGet the Look: Wall Paint Color: Wimborne White by Farrow & Ball Stephen Karlisch...
Rules Guy: Are players required to mark their balls on the greens when asked?
Golf Magazine· 2 hours agoWhat do you do if a player refuses to mark a ball on the green when asked? Is it a penalty? Rules...
Minnesota’s Karl-Anthony Towns is full of it; it’s on the Dallas Mavericks to prove it
Fort Worth Star-Telegram via Yahoo Sports· 7 days agoYouth is no excuse, and someone within the Minnesota Timberwolves organization needed to take their...
Historic 1955 Pensacola Jaycees honored with commemorative plaque at Blue Wahoos Stadium
WEAR ABC 3· 5 days agoThe City of Pensacola is commemorating an historic baseball team. The 1955 Jaycees baseball team...
Commentary: How stupid was what OpenAI did to Scarlett Johansson?
The Bulletin· 6 days agoThe company said so again last week when it unveiled a chattier ChatGPT that featured the Johansson...
‘To a Land Unknown’ Review: This Palestinian Twist on ‘Midnight Cowboy’ Is Full of Masterful...
Indiewire via Yahoo News· 6 days agoThe brilliant Palestinian-Danish documentarian Mahdi Fleifel (“A World Not Ours”) leaps successfully...
Summer Reads: The Lowcountry sets the scene in these local books for all ages
The Post and Courier· 5 days agoThis children’s book about a filly called Rosebud who discovers Charleston was written by Sally...
Nick Canepa: Xander Schauffele proves that San Diego's sports curse doesn't apply to individuals
U-T San Diego· 3 days agoMuch obliged, Xander Schauffele. San Diego is a city of champions. Major professional team champions — and we’re now down to one ringless franchise to match our one runway — not so much. By ...
We were all wrong about the Kyrie Irving to Dallas Mavericks trade (but with good reason)
Fort Worth Star-Telegram· 3 days agoDallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison and ex-owner Mark Cuban will, and should, receive most of the credit for pushing to trade that, on paper, had a 0.000003% chance of succeeding.
