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AVONDALE, La. (AP) — PGA Tour rookies Isaiah Salinda and Kevin Velo shot a 3-under 69 in alternate-shot play Friday to remain atop the leaderboard in the Zurich Classic, and leave defending champions Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry six strokes back. Salinda and Velo had a 17-under 127 at the breezy TPC of Louisiana after breaking the tournament better-ball record with a 58 on Thursday in the tour’s only team event. Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin were a stroke back after a 66. “Overall, really solid,” Velo said. “I think we played really to our strengths today. We both missed a couple short ones that kind of led to our bogeys, but besides that, we played pretty flawless. We feed off each other really easily, and I know how to club off him, and we’re talking through shots out there.” The teams will play better ball Saturday and alternate shot Sunday. “Tomorrow, we just keep playing how we’re playing, set ourselves up for Sunday and give ourselves a shot,” Salinda said. “I think alternate shot is kind of our strength.” Playing the back nine first,  » Read More

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I host a Steelers Town Hall on the Clubhouse App every Monday at 8:30 PM Pittsburgh time. During the season, 12-20 folks review Steelers games and opine on moves made during the season. In the offseason, we transition to draft prospects, signing free agents, and other Steelers moves. Last Monday, we conducted our final mock draft with no trades. We decided to commit to the trenches in the draft, but we also needed to fill slots at quarterback and running back. Round One – 21st Overall: Kenneth Grant/DT Michigan We had a long debate between selecting Kenneth Grant or Oregon DE Derrick Harmon. We really liked Harmon’s attributes and potential to replace Cam Heyward. But in the end, we went with Grant. We wanted a run-stuffer to dominate the middle of the line and allow Keeanu Benton to play outside at defensive end. LB Jihaad Campbell fell to us. We had a lively debate as some saw him as a generational talent that the Steelers could not overlook. But in the end,  » Read More

by MATT WEYRICH | BALTIMORE SUNThu, April 24th 2025 at 10:58 AMBALTIMORE, MARYLAND - APRIL 03: Manager Brandon Hyde #18 of the Baltimore Orioles watches the game in the second inning against the Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on April 03, 2025 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Greg Fiume/Getty Images)BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Cedric Mullins knows a few things about facing adversity.There are many prongs to the Orioles’ messy first few weeks of the 2025 season, stretching from poor starting pitching and an overworked bullpen to puzzling defense and inconsistency at the plate. One problem has often led to another, creating a snowball of frustration that Baltimore has been unable to stop from barreling downhill amid its 9-14 start.“We’re having a tough time letting things go,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “So, we’re letting at-bats kind of steamroll on us a little bit. It’s showing up on our defense at times as well. No one’s going to feel sorry for us.  » Read More

Let’s get this out of the way first, Riyadh Air is dry. As in, no alcohol onboard at all (for now). That’s going to be a sticking point for some, especially in premium cabins where a glass of Champagne is practically part of the boarding ritual. Regardless, Riyadh Air is betting it can win you over without it. There has been a growing feeling that Saudi Arabia will allow alcohol sales in hotels in the near future and we suspect that the airline will move with this change too. Set to launch in late 2025, the Saudi start-up has just revealed its cabin interiors, and they do look pretty impressive. Think luxury materials, calming colours, huge 4K screens (32” in Business Elite), and top-notch tech, all wrapped in a design that blends modern minimalism with subtle Saudi touches. Business Elite looks to basically be first class in disguise, sliding doors, 52” privacy walls, companion benches, and Devialet speakers built into the headrests so you can ditch the headphones.  » Read More

New Products April 23, 2025 The Lightbanks line is designed for Bowens-mount fixtures. ASC Staff Chimera Lighting has unveiled the Pro Series line of Lightbanks. The range of eight designs/sizes is compatible with Bowens-mount fixtures by Aputure, Amaran, Nanlux, Nanlite, Kelvin and Godox — and any other Bowens-mount instrument. Designed and hand-crafted in the United States using proprietary textiles, the Pro Series comes with a five-year warranty. Folllow Chimera Lighting on Facebook and Instagram. Keep up with American Cinematographer on Facebook and Instagram. Read More Subscribe Today Act now to receive 12 issues of the award-winning AC magazine — the world’s finest cinematography resource.  » Read More

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) — Rarely has a player gained so much in losing as Joel Dahmen did in the Dominican Republic. Dahmen had a following long before the Netflix “Full Swing” docuseries for being so relatable, honest and self-deprecating about such a hard sport. Five months ago, he had to make a 5-foot putt just to make the cut and then shoot 64 in the final round to keep his card. So imagine the importance of Sunday at Punta Cana Resort, a three-shot lead with three holes to play. At stake was a two-year exemption on the PGA Tour, a spot in the PGA Championship and so many other perks. He missed the green with an 8-iron from the 16th fairway for a bogey. He missed an 18-inch par putt to fall into a tie. And then he hit a poor chip and missed an 8-foot par putt to lose. And then he stood before a camera and bared his soul. His voice was unsteady, his eyes tried to hide the hurt and his words — as always — were very real.  » Read More

New Products April 22, 2025 For a limited time, the 148-piece kit includes a complimentary Craftsman case. ASC Staff Matthews Studio Equipment has introduced the MicroGrip Master Rigging Kit, a compact solution designed for mounting lights, cameras and a range of accessories. Included are two styles of rigging plates to expand mounting options: the Standard MicroGrip Plate, which features multiple nail and screw holes, making it ideal for mounting into wood or building small rigs, and the MicroGrip Nail-On Plate, which includes a T cutout that fits between the plates of the MicroGrip Head, adding articulation and positioning flexibility. The 148-piece kit also includes a MicroGrip Head with dual 3/8" holes, a 3/8" Micro Pin, Mini Matthellinis, Drop Ceiling Scissor Mounts, 3/8" rods, Micro Magnets, Baby Pins, D-rings, BM1 Bulb Mounts and safety cables. For a limited time, each kit also includes a complimentary Craftsman case. The Matthews MicroGrip Master Rigging Kit lists for $999. Follow MSE Grip on Facebook and Instagram.  » Read More

The Trump Administration’s decision to withhold grant funding to Pennsylvania schools could jeopardize programs for homeless students and cause budget shortfalls for districts and intermediate units.Pennsylvania joined a multi-state lawsuit last week, challenging the decision to revoke more than $184 million in funding to the state. Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Education had granted an extension to access previously awarded funds. Without warning in March, federal education Secretary Linda McMahon rescinded the extension and said the period for accessing the funds had expired, according to the lawsuit.Many schools and intermediate units in the region had already spent the money and awaited reimbursement. The funding, part of the 2021 American Rescue Plan, includes Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) and Homeless Children and Youth allocations. Money is owed to 116 Pennsylvania school districts, charter schools, intermediate units and career and technical centers, according to the administration of Gov. Josh Shapiro.The Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit, located in Milton, provides services for homeless students statewide. The agency planned to use $2.5 million for mental health services,  » Read More