15 hours ago
A tribute to Lyon's culture.
This Tuesday morning, Olympique Lyonnais unveiled their new third kit for the 2026-27 season.
The shirt draws inspiration from funk, a musical style for which Lyon is the official capital in France.
Circular patterns referencing vinyl records define the style on the back of the garment, but the masterstroke comes in the crest and the branding: pure psychedelia.
Do you like the shirt?
#shirt #circular #tribute #culture
This Tuesday morning, Olympique Lyonnais unveiled their new third kit for the 2026-27 season.
The shirt draws inspiration from funk, a musical style for which Lyon is the official capital in France.
Circular patterns referencing vinyl records define the style on the back of the garment, but the masterstroke comes in the crest and the branding: pure psychedelia.
Do you like the shirt?
#shirt #circular #tribute #culture
15 hours ago
A tribute to Lyon culture.
This Tuesday morning, OL unveiled its third kit for the 2026-27 season.
A jersey directly inspired by funk, of which Lyon is unofficially the French capital.
Circular patterns, referencing vinyl records and their grooves, have been added to the background of the shirt.
But the real original touch is found on the OL crest, the Adidas logo, and the three stripes on the sleeves. All three elements are very colorful, with psychedelic patterns typical of funk music.
#funk #tuesday #french #circular
This Tuesday morning, OL unveiled its third kit for the 2026-27 season.
A jersey directly inspired by funk, of which Lyon is unofficially the French capital.
Circular patterns, referencing vinyl records and their grooves, have been added to the background of the shirt.
But the real original touch is found on the OL crest, the Adidas logo, and the three stripes on the sleeves. All three elements are very colorful, with psychedelic patterns typical of funk music.
#funk #tuesday #french #circular
21 hours ago
Once upon a time (although it wasn't just once), the Braves used Carlos Carrasco in a close game. Ronald Acuña Jr. got injured in that game and ended up missing about six weeks of play. The use of Carrasco turned sinister, the Braves lost that game, and then ended up mired in a funk that lasted for a good chunk of Acuña's absence.
Tonight, Ronald Acuña Jr. made his return to the lineup. It could have been a triumphant time, building on the Braves' recent strong run of results. Instead, amid some rain and another indifferent outing from Martin Perez, the Braves opted to insert Connor Thomas, the "last guy" in their bullpen, into a tie game. It went south almost immediately, and then it kind of ran out south to go, as the Mets just pummeled Thomas into oblivion. To the Braves' credit, they let Thomas wear it and didn't use another pitcher, avoiding a double-down mistake of using Thomas to save the rest of the bullpen but then not actually saving the rest of the bullpen. (Jorge Mateo got the last out in lieu of Thomas, after the score had ballooned to 14-3 in favor of the Mets.)
Before all that, though, the game was pretty cool. In his first major league PA in a while, Acuña fell behind 0-2 against Zac Thornton, battled back to 3-2, and then teed off on a pitch down the middle, knocking it 108 mph to center for a solid single. Drake Baldwin followed followed with a hard liner single of his own, and the Braves seemed to be in business. Unfortunately, Matt Olson hit into a double play, but Ozzie Albies, as part of a measure of personal revenge for possibly a career-worst game on Sunday, legged out an infield hit to plate his buddy for the first run of the game.
Martin Perez did not have a shutdown first inning. A hard-hit grounder went for a leadoff hit, and then Francisco Lindor got his arms extended on a cutter on the edge away and nearly hit it out of the park. The play ended up being kind of weird, as it looked like it was just going to be a double, but the ball bounced far enough off the wall that Lindor ended up getting an RBI triple. But, Perez pachinko also cuts the other way, as a grounder to third, a strikeout, and flyout to center kept the game tied at one run apiece.
Nothing much happened in the second or the top of the third. In the bottom half of the inning, after a leadoff single, Lindor again took a Perez pitch on the outer edge, this time a changeup, and pulled it into left for a two-run homer. Perez was hitting his spots, but it didn't matter. That score didn't last long: after Olson drew a leadoff walk in the fourth, Albies victimized Thornton by crushing an elevated fastball for a definitive non-cheapie homer. Michael Harris II singled and it looked like the Braves might've solved Thornton, but that didn't end up being the case, as Mauricio Dubon popped out and Austin Riley hit into a double play.
#thomas #play #double #lindor
Tonight, Ronald Acuña Jr. made his return to the lineup. It could have been a triumphant time, building on the Braves' recent strong run of results. Instead, amid some rain and another indifferent outing from Martin Perez, the Braves opted to insert Connor Thomas, the "last guy" in their bullpen, into a tie game. It went south almost immediately, and then it kind of ran out south to go, as the Mets just pummeled Thomas into oblivion. To the Braves' credit, they let Thomas wear it and didn't use another pitcher, avoiding a double-down mistake of using Thomas to save the rest of the bullpen but then not actually saving the rest of the bullpen. (Jorge Mateo got the last out in lieu of Thomas, after the score had ballooned to 14-3 in favor of the Mets.)
Before all that, though, the game was pretty cool. In his first major league PA in a while, Acuña fell behind 0-2 against Zac Thornton, battled back to 3-2, and then teed off on a pitch down the middle, knocking it 108 mph to center for a solid single. Drake Baldwin followed followed with a hard liner single of his own, and the Braves seemed to be in business. Unfortunately, Matt Olson hit into a double play, but Ozzie Albies, as part of a measure of personal revenge for possibly a career-worst game on Sunday, legged out an infield hit to plate his buddy for the first run of the game.
Martin Perez did not have a shutdown first inning. A hard-hit grounder went for a leadoff hit, and then Francisco Lindor got his arms extended on a cutter on the edge away and nearly hit it out of the park. The play ended up being kind of weird, as it looked like it was just going to be a double, but the ball bounced far enough off the wall that Lindor ended up getting an RBI triple. But, Perez pachinko also cuts the other way, as a grounder to third, a strikeout, and flyout to center kept the game tied at one run apiece.
Nothing much happened in the second or the top of the third. In the bottom half of the inning, after a leadoff single, Lindor again took a Perez pitch on the outer edge, this time a changeup, and pulled it into left for a two-run homer. Perez was hitting his spots, but it didn't matter. That score didn't last long: after Olson drew a leadoff walk in the fourth, Albies victimized Thornton by crushing an elevated fastball for a definitive non-cheapie homer. Michael Harris II singled and it looked like the Braves might've solved Thornton, but that didn't end up being the case, as Mauricio Dubon popped out and Austin Riley hit into a double play.
#thomas #play #double #lindor
21 days ago
Rudi Völler will fulfil his contract until Euro 2028 as sporting director at the German Football Federation (DFB), having talked to designated new national team coach Jürgen Klopp and DFB top officials.
Völler told reporters from five German media outlets on Tuesday that he wants to contribute to the rebuilding of the team after Germany were eliminated from the World Cup early for the third time in a row last week, going out in the round of 32 against Paraguay.
Coach Julian Nagelsmann resigned and it was not clear if Völler would stay.
But Völler confirmed to dailies Bild, Frankfurter Rundschau, Süddeutsche Zeitung, publishing house Funke and Kicker sports magazine that Klopp had **** ured him in a phone call on Saturday that they could work together.
“It quickly became clear that, in the end, it can and will work out,” the 1990 World Cup winner Völler said. "The whole package made me decide to continue."
Völler told reporters from five German media outlets on Tuesday that he wants to contribute to the rebuilding of the team after Germany were eliminated from the World Cup early for the third time in a row last week, going out in the round of 32 against Paraguay.
Coach Julian Nagelsmann resigned and it was not clear if Völler would stay.
But Völler confirmed to dailies Bild, Frankfurter Rundschau, Süddeutsche Zeitung, publishing house Funke and Kicker sports magazine that Klopp had **** ured him in a phone call on Saturday that they could work together.
“It quickly became clear that, in the end, it can and will work out,” the 1990 World Cup winner Völler said. "The whole package made me decide to continue."
24 days ago
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — It is shaping up as another duel between Stewart Cink and Padraig Harrington for the U.S. Senior Open championship.
Cink shot a 64 in Saturday’s third round at Scioto Country Club, tied for the tournament’s lowest round. At 9-under 201, he leads defending champion Harrington by one shot.
This is the second straight year Cink and Harrington will be in the final group. Harrington, Cink, and Mark Hensby were tied after last year’s third round at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado, before Harrington won his second Senior Open ***** le by one shot.
“It probably naturally does add a little bit because we did this last year. We’ve done it a number of times other than last year, and before the PGA Tour Champions, as well, back in the early days. I think we did this in the Ryder Cup,” Cink said. “I’m going to have my hands full with him and all these other guys tomorrow, but mostly with Scioto and myself.”
Cink could become the fifth player to win the event after being runner-up the previous year. Fred Funk was the last to do so in 2009.
Cink shot a 64 in Saturday’s third round at Scioto Country Club, tied for the tournament’s lowest round. At 9-under 201, he leads defending champion Harrington by one shot.
This is the second straight year Cink and Harrington will be in the final group. Harrington, Cink, and Mark Hensby were tied after last year’s third round at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado, before Harrington won his second Senior Open ***** le by one shot.
“It probably naturally does add a little bit because we did this last year. We’ve done it a number of times other than last year, and before the PGA Tour Champions, as well, back in the early days. I think we did this in the Ryder Cup,” Cink said. “I’m going to have my hands full with him and all these other guys tomorrow, but mostly with Scioto and myself.”
Cink could become the fifth player to win the event after being runner-up the previous year. Fred Funk was the last to do so in 2009.
25 days ago
Olympic gold medalist and six-time world champion Jordan Burroughs has an opponent for his Real American Freestyle (RAF) debut.
Last month, RAF announced that Burroughs signed with the promotion and would debut at the RAF 12 event on Aug. 22 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. Now, the promotion has confirmed that Burroughs will face off versus UFC Welterweight and Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt Sean Brady in a catchweight main event.
I'm not an odds maker, but I would expect something like -10,000 would be appropriate here? Barring a freak injury, it's hard to give Brady any chance here. He's a great grappler and has excellent MMA wrestling, but Burroughs is a different animal on the wrestling mat. There might be some concern that Burroughs is 37 years old, but he was wrestling at an elite level just two years ago.
Unless guillotines are suddenly allowed, Brady is in for a rough night.
Credit to the No. 5-ranked UFC Welterweight for taking on a massive challenge in his own RAF debut. Inside the Octagon, Brady has won four of his last five, most recently dominating Joaquin Buckley for the entirety of their UFC 328 collision (even after some funky sports betting movement).
Last month, RAF announced that Burroughs signed with the promotion and would debut at the RAF 12 event on Aug. 22 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. Now, the promotion has confirmed that Burroughs will face off versus UFC Welterweight and Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt Sean Brady in a catchweight main event.
I'm not an odds maker, but I would expect something like -10,000 would be appropriate here? Barring a freak injury, it's hard to give Brady any chance here. He's a great grappler and has excellent MMA wrestling, but Burroughs is a different animal on the wrestling mat. There might be some concern that Burroughs is 37 years old, but he was wrestling at an elite level just two years ago.
Unless guillotines are suddenly allowed, Brady is in for a rough night.
Credit to the No. 5-ranked UFC Welterweight for taking on a massive challenge in his own RAF debut. Inside the Octagon, Brady has won four of his last five, most recently dominating Joaquin Buckley for the entirety of their UFC 328 collision (even after some funky sports betting movement).
28 days ago
Fred Katz: Funky contracts all around the league now. Adding to anthonyVslater’s report on Kristaps Porzingis contract details: Porzingis is guaranteed for only $3M in 2026-27 and the Warriors have until July 7 to waive him. Extra flexibility for them.
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1 month ago
The Yankees are lucky this series is in Boston, because after three pretty gross outings in a row against the Red Sox, they’d almost certainly booed by the Bronx like the hunter who shot Bambi’s mom. They can get a little bit of good vibes back today by managing a single win in this four-game set, though they’ll need to beat arguably the BoSox’s best in order to do it.
Sonny Gray, who I’m sure many of us remember, has been quite effective from a pure run prevention standpoint. He’s top 20 in baseball by ERA albeit with a 70-inning threshold, but what should be noteworthy is how his strikeouts have disappeared. He sat down 26.7 percent of batters faced last year and over 30 percent two years ago, but manages just a 21.1 percent this year. Far more **** in play are available against Gray, and while he’s juiced his ground-ball rate to something we haven’t seen from him this side of COVID-19. If the Yankees can elevate against him, there are runs on the table here.
Meanwhile, Carlos Rodón will once again take the stage for the Yankees. I don’t want to harp on Carlos too much, he’s a fair pitcher who probably isn’t what you’re paying him to be but his wife is an excellent social media follow. He hasn’t allowed more than three runs a start all year. I hate watching him pitch. He is a laborious viewing prospect, seemingly spotting every hitter an extra pitch and being one of the slowest pitchers in baseball in terms of how long he holds the ball for. Cam Schlittler is the second-slowest, but at least he seems to dock a pitch per hitter rather than donate one. I hope Rodón pitches well, but I doubt I’ll enjoy the journey.
We have a bit of a funky lineup today, with Aaron Boone seemingly try to shake the tree and see if a few runs drop out. Against the righty Gray, Jazz Chisholm Jr. will lead us off for the first time all season–first time as a Yankee actually–and traditional lefty platoon hitter Amed Rosario will DH and bat sixth. This means Paul Goldschmidt is the odd man out, with the league’s oldest position player given the day off. Oswaldo Cabrera also gets his first start since the ugly ankle injury that ended his season early in May 2025.
How to watch
Sonny Gray, who I’m sure many of us remember, has been quite effective from a pure run prevention standpoint. He’s top 20 in baseball by ERA albeit with a 70-inning threshold, but what should be noteworthy is how his strikeouts have disappeared. He sat down 26.7 percent of batters faced last year and over 30 percent two years ago, but manages just a 21.1 percent this year. Far more **** in play are available against Gray, and while he’s juiced his ground-ball rate to something we haven’t seen from him this side of COVID-19. If the Yankees can elevate against him, there are runs on the table here.
Meanwhile, Carlos Rodón will once again take the stage for the Yankees. I don’t want to harp on Carlos too much, he’s a fair pitcher who probably isn’t what you’re paying him to be but his wife is an excellent social media follow. He hasn’t allowed more than three runs a start all year. I hate watching him pitch. He is a laborious viewing prospect, seemingly spotting every hitter an extra pitch and being one of the slowest pitchers in baseball in terms of how long he holds the ball for. Cam Schlittler is the second-slowest, but at least he seems to dock a pitch per hitter rather than donate one. I hope Rodón pitches well, but I doubt I’ll enjoy the journey.
We have a bit of a funky lineup today, with Aaron Boone seemingly try to shake the tree and see if a few runs drop out. Against the righty Gray, Jazz Chisholm Jr. will lead us off for the first time all season–first time as a Yankee actually–and traditional lefty platoon hitter Amed Rosario will DH and bat sixth. This means Paul Goldschmidt is the odd man out, with the league’s oldest position player given the day off. Oswaldo Cabrera also gets his first start since the ugly ankle injury that ended his season early in May 2025.
How to watch
1 month ago
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is live TODAY (Sat., June 27, 2026)with UFC Baku, streaming live online via Paramount+. The event happens inside Baku Crystal Hall in Baku, Azerbaijan.
UFC is back out on the road this week for its second trip to the Azerbaijan capital of Baku (and its second juicy site fee from that small nation). The fight card is tailored specifically for their patrons, as you'd expect.
UFC Baku's main event is Rafael Fiziev vs. Manuel Torres. Fiziev was born in Kazakhstan, moved to Kyrgyzstan and now trains in Thailand (and Florida). Though, he proudly carries the flag of Azerbaijan and is much beloved in Baku. Torres, meanwhile, travels to Eurasia from Mexico, looking to add Fiziev's name to his impressive list of first round knockout victims.
The co-main is a funky match-up between Michel Pereira vs. Shara Magomedov. These two have lots of highlights to their names. They also have a few head-scratching moments, too. Both are coming off wins here, but both also need to do a lot more to become factors in the Middleweight division.
Rounding out the main card is ***** m Sadykhov vs. Matheus Camilo, Asu Almabayev vs. Charles Johnson, Brunno Ferreira vs. Ikram Aliskerov and Abus Magomedov vs. Michal Oleksiejczuk.
UFC is back out on the road this week for its second trip to the Azerbaijan capital of Baku (and its second juicy site fee from that small nation). The fight card is tailored specifically for their patrons, as you'd expect.
UFC Baku's main event is Rafael Fiziev vs. Manuel Torres. Fiziev was born in Kazakhstan, moved to Kyrgyzstan and now trains in Thailand (and Florida). Though, he proudly carries the flag of Azerbaijan and is much beloved in Baku. Torres, meanwhile, travels to Eurasia from Mexico, looking to add Fiziev's name to his impressive list of first round knockout victims.
The co-main is a funky match-up between Michel Pereira vs. Shara Magomedov. These two have lots of highlights to their names. They also have a few head-scratching moments, too. Both are coming off wins here, but both also need to do a lot more to become factors in the Middleweight division.
Rounding out the main card is ***** m Sadykhov vs. Matheus Camilo, Asu Almabayev vs. Charles Johnson, Brunno Ferreira vs. Ikram Aliskerov and Abus Magomedov vs. Michal Oleksiejczuk.
1 month ago
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is live TODAY (Sat., June 27, 2026)with UFC Baku, streaming live online via Paramount+. The event happens inside Baku Crystal Hall in Baku, Azerbaijan.
UFC is back out on the road this week for its second trip to the Azerbaijan capital of Baku (and its second juicy site fee from that small nation). The fight card is tailored specifically for their patrons, as you'd expect.
UFC Baku's main event is Rafael Fiziev vs. Manuel Torres. Fiziev was born in Kazakhstan, moved to Kyrgyzstan and now trains in Thailand (and Florida). Though, he proudly carries the flag of Azerbaijan and is much beloved in Baku. Torres, meanwhile, travels to Eurasia from Mexico, looking to add Fiziev's name to his impressive list of first round knockout victims.
The co-main is a funky match-up between Michel Pereira vs. Shara Magomedov. These two have lots of highlights to their names. They also have a few head-scratching moments, too. Both are coming off wins here, but both also need to do a lot more to become factors in the Middleweight division.
Rounding out the main card is ****** m Sadykhov vs. Matheus Camilo, Asu Almabayev vs. Charles Johnson, Brunno Ferreira vs. Ikram Aliskerov and Abus Magomedov vs. Michal Oleksiejczuk.
UFC is back out on the road this week for its second trip to the Azerbaijan capital of Baku (and its second juicy site fee from that small nation). The fight card is tailored specifically for their patrons, as you'd expect.
UFC Baku's main event is Rafael Fiziev vs. Manuel Torres. Fiziev was born in Kazakhstan, moved to Kyrgyzstan and now trains in Thailand (and Florida). Though, he proudly carries the flag of Azerbaijan and is much beloved in Baku. Torres, meanwhile, travels to Eurasia from Mexico, looking to add Fiziev's name to his impressive list of first round knockout victims.
The co-main is a funky match-up between Michel Pereira vs. Shara Magomedov. These two have lots of highlights to their names. They also have a few head-scratching moments, too. Both are coming off wins here, but both also need to do a lot more to become factors in the Middleweight division.
Rounding out the main card is ****** m Sadykhov vs. Matheus Camilo, Asu Almabayev vs. Charles Johnson, Brunno Ferreira vs. Ikram Aliskerov and Abus Magomedov vs. Michal Oleksiejczuk.
1 month ago
Down 5-0 halfway through the game, the Philadelphia Phillies (43-36) came all the way back to take the lead in the eighth inning, coughed in back up and then swallowed it once again with an epic ninth for a 14-9 victory to tie their four-game series against the Washington Nationals (41-39).
Kyle Schwarber was a late-scratch with a sore back but the Nationals' still opted for a lefty opener, in the form of PJ Poulin, to face the top of the Phillies order in the first inning before giving way to bulk righty, Zack Littel.
Jesus Luzardo had a funky game, giving up five runs for the sixth time in his up-and-down season, but equaled his career-high with 13 strikeouts across his 6.2 innings of work.
The comeback began in the top of the fifth when Bryson Stott led off the inning with the first of his three hits and came home on a two-run home run by Edmundo Sosa, his fifth of the year.
Sosa again scored Stott in the seventh to cut the deficit to two on a fielder's choice RBI.
Kyle Schwarber was a late-scratch with a sore back but the Nationals' still opted for a lefty opener, in the form of PJ Poulin, to face the top of the Phillies order in the first inning before giving way to bulk righty, Zack Littel.
Jesus Luzardo had a funky game, giving up five runs for the sixth time in his up-and-down season, but equaled his career-high with 13 strikeouts across his 6.2 innings of work.
The comeback began in the top of the fifth when Bryson Stott led off the inning with the first of his three hits and came home on a two-run home run by Edmundo Sosa, his fifth of the year.
Sosa again scored Stott in the seventh to cut the deficit to two on a fielder's choice RBI.
1 month ago
Fresh off scoring a career-high 31 points on 12 for 15 shooting in Minnesota’s win Wednesday night in Los Angeles, a reporter asked Lynx rookie guard Olivia Miles where her “funk” originated.
“Funk?” A quizzical Miles responded. “What you mean by that?”
Swagger, confidence, fearlessness – all traits Miles demonstrates on the floor on a nightly basis in Year 1 of her professional career.
“I don’t know. I’m from Jersey. We have a Jersey swag. That New York-style hoop,” Miles said. “I feel like I got my swagger from there, and then my teammates allow me to kind of be me out there.”
The latter is pivotal. Minnesota is flush with veterans. Miles is joined in the starting lineup by four players who are 31-plus years old. That’s not an easy situation for anyone to walk into, let alone the point guard. Back in training camp, the rookie noted how odd it was to be directing her far more experienced teammates.
“Funk?” A quizzical Miles responded. “What you mean by that?”
Swagger, confidence, fearlessness – all traits Miles demonstrates on the floor on a nightly basis in Year 1 of her professional career.
“I don’t know. I’m from Jersey. We have a Jersey swag. That New York-style hoop,” Miles said. “I feel like I got my swagger from there, and then my teammates allow me to kind of be me out there.”
The latter is pivotal. Minnesota is flush with veterans. Miles is joined in the starting lineup by four players who are 31-plus years old. That’s not an easy situation for anyone to walk into, let alone the point guard. Back in training camp, the rookie noted how odd it was to be directing her far more experienced teammates.
1 month ago
Bob Dylan has shared the pros and cons of aging in a written piece tied to Donald Trump's 80th birthday.
With the president turning 80 on Sunday, the New York Times asked several prominent octogenarians, including Liza Minnelli, Robert De Niro, Art Garfunkel and Dylan, who is 85, to weigh in on the best and worst things about the milestone birthday.
"The best thing about being 80 is that you outlive the clocks that have been chasing you. It's freedom from that lie that anything was ever under control," Dylan penned about turning 80. "You don't chase the parade anymore. You're an old king from some vanished country. You're harder to programme."
On the downside, however, "The old fire in your heart still tells you to do this and that, but your body says we already did it. Also, nothing surprises you. It sounds like a luxury but it's not, and also you've run out of illusions," Dylan wrote.
Unlike the other participants in the op-ed, Dylan did not provide any advice for Trump specifically. Noted Trump critic Robert De Niro did not hold back.
"The president doesn't listen to advice. He surrounds himself with **** less clowns who keep their positions by supporting his every whim. If I were able to pierce the shell of cruelty, greed, corruption and stupidity for one piece of advice... I would advise him to get some good advice from good people, and follow it."
With the president turning 80 on Sunday, the New York Times asked several prominent octogenarians, including Liza Minnelli, Robert De Niro, Art Garfunkel and Dylan, who is 85, to weigh in on the best and worst things about the milestone birthday.
"The best thing about being 80 is that you outlive the clocks that have been chasing you. It's freedom from that lie that anything was ever under control," Dylan penned about turning 80. "You don't chase the parade anymore. You're an old king from some vanished country. You're harder to programme."
On the downside, however, "The old fire in your heart still tells you to do this and that, but your body says we already did it. Also, nothing surprises you. It sounds like a luxury but it's not, and also you've run out of illusions," Dylan wrote.
Unlike the other participants in the op-ed, Dylan did not provide any advice for Trump specifically. Noted Trump critic Robert De Niro did not hold back.
"The president doesn't listen to advice. He surrounds himself with **** less clowns who keep their positions by supporting his every whim. If I were able to pierce the shell of cruelty, greed, corruption and stupidity for one piece of advice... I would advise him to get some good advice from good people, and follow it."
8 months ago
A prehistoric bird that lived and died 120 million years ago has presented forensic paleontologists with a baffling medical mystery.
Somehow, it managed to die with more than 800 tiny pebbles in its throat – a situation that researchers think almost certainly caused its demise. But why was the sparrow-sized bird swallowing the stones in the first place?
It's a discovery that raises some interesting questions about the diet, behavior, and physiology of prehistoric birds – especially since the mass of stones discovered in the esophagus of the newly discovered Chromeornis funkyi is unlike anyth
Somehow, it managed to die with more than 800 tiny pebbles in its throat – a situation that researchers think almost certainly caused its demise. But why was the sparrow-sized bird swallowing the stones in the first place?
It's a discovery that raises some interesting questions about the diet, behavior, and physiology of prehistoric birds – especially since the mass of stones discovered in the esophagus of the newly discovered Chromeornis funkyi is unlike anyth
1 yr. ago
Sly Stone, whose band Sly and the Family Stone electrified Woodstock audiences and introduced a genre-fusing brand of psychedelic funk with hits such as “Family Affair” and “Everyday People,” died June 9 at his home in California. He was 82.
1 yr. ago
Column by R. Eric Thomas | Husband worries about his wife who’s fallen into a funk after his recovery from alcoholism.
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
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The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
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The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
1 yr. ago
43 years ago, Fred Funk made his PGA TOUR debut.
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
This week, he’s making his 1,000th(!) start (TOUR and Champions combined) at the
InsperityInvtnl
!
The 68-year-old reflects on his remarkable career
