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Here I thought these two would grow old together

Talk about a Friday night news dump. While you were at dinner/Halloween parties, TMZ reported last night that Bill Belichick and his 25-year-old girlfriend JorDON Hudson called it quits in late 2025 & JorDON has already moved on to another man, according to "sources close to JorDON."

I smell an upcoming media blitz from JorDON. Maybe a book. Definitely a podcast series for her own future media company.

BILL BELICHICK WOULD LIKE YOU TO KNOW THAT HIS 25-YEAR-OLD GIRLFRIEND ISN'T RUNNING THINGS AT UNC

Despite the breakup, Hudson is still seen at North Carolina football games. Why? TMZ says its source contends that the couple remains "committed to their business partnerships and remain close friends."

For those keeping track at home, Bill's record with JorDON at UNC was 4-8 (.333%). His record this year without JorDON through seven games is 4-3 (.571%) with a massive home game today against the Miami Hurricanes.

Never forget the happier times for these two like back in the summer of 2025 when JorDON posted this. What a run. We'll never forget the love they shared with one another.

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Happy Halloween

Here are my notes from Screencaps the III's final school Halloween parade:

1. There was a disturbingly low number of kids in football costumes. (2) Michigan football kids; (1) 49ers kid; (1) Eagles kid. No Ohio State costumes.
2. Huge props to the kid who was dressed as Marty McFly. His mom even found him a little skateboard to carry. It had to be the costume of the year.
3. One of the 1st graders was dressed as a Waste Management worker and he was pulling a cooler that was made to look like a Waste Management trash can. The kid will probably end up a multi-millionaire without going to a day of college.
4. What's up with so many kids wanting to be Michael Jackson? One of you has a kid who's going as MJ. Tell me how the kids came up with this idea.
5. I was happy to see some of the kids dressed up like Jason from Friday the 13th and the school allowed it.

• Greg in Nebraska writes: My wife thought this was amazing. I thought you and the Screencap crew might enjoy it. 

Readers are fascinated with Cheerios figuring out how to develop a resealable bag

• CF in Kansas says: Thank you Cheerios!  It's about time.  When I shared the news with my son-in-law his response was: "My cereal bag origami skills are no longer needed???" 🤣

As for what to do with the ziploc bags after the cereal is gone, I'm going to rinse out the baggies and reuse them. My mom did the same thing and I remember her telling me "I was a child of the Depression; throwing them away after one use is wasteful."

Readers are also fascinated with the topic of how you do grocery shopping in 2026

This topic is just going to keep getting hotter. This week, I wrote about how 15% of Americans are now not stepping foot, regularly, into grocery stores. Instead, they're shopping on their phones and picking up like back in the COVID days, but the practice has exploded.

• Galen D. checks in: Thanks for continually having your thumb on the pulse of topics that drive mainstream America! On the subject of Delivery or No, I have a new perspective.

As I moved from Johnson City, TN to Sunset Beach, NC things have drastically changed in the last few months. We have gone from a "food desert" to a new Publix and a SuperWalmart opening within a month of each other this week and only 2 miles away. I am well versed in Publix (Pub Sub, BOGOs, etc), but is Walmart delivery worth it? Of course, I will do my own veggie, fresh fruit, etc, but what are the experiences with just a regular delivery? Is it worth the monthly charge? Thanks ScreenCaps Nation for any input!

• Jim T. in San Diego wants all of us to remember: Oh my goodness, the idea of getting your groceries delivered surely has a bunch of panties getting bunched up in SC Nation.

Which cracks me up because home delivery pre-dates the modern supermarket!

My grandmother used to get her meat from a butcher shop - yes, an entire store that only sold meat! - over off Shiloh Springs Road. And she want to Mumma's for her produce. And guess what? She could phone in her order, and they'd both deliver at no extra charge. So did the bakery. And when "supermarkets" showed up, she'd call the IGA and they'd deliver at no cost.

The whole time I was growing up in Kettering, we had our milk and other dairy delivered to our house 3x a week. We even had an insulated milk box on our front porch for the deliveries.

So none of this is new.

And for those grousing that you need to man up and go forage at the local Kroger's like our ancestors did, guess what? Your time has value.

We use home delivery probably once a week. My wife enjoys shopping as she works from home, and shopping gets her out of the house and away from us for a bit.

As for Bob in Cincy - Dorothy Lane Market is the bomb, at least the one on State Route 48 between Kettering and Centerville. Was in there a couple years ago while back home visiting, and laying in supplies for a cookout, and was blown away by DLM's beer and wine selection, that fact that the snack aisle only had a couple Lays products - everything else being regional chips, pretzels, etc.

And the meat counter was insane!

• Geoff in SD wants in: As the main driver of all things food in our house, I'm 100% on board with letting the store employees pick out anything that is pre-packaged. I'll take the time to go shopping for fruits, veggies, and meat with my wife, but with 5 kids in the house with no drivers yet, and none of them driving, I think we're at least at the relative peak of busy-ness, and might be at the absolute peak, so I'll take any assistance that I can get. I'm even pushing for home delivery of groceries, so that I can schedule the delivery for right after school, and my middle schoolers can put them away! 

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• Brad S. is impressed: I loved the way you started 'Caps today: It's like shooting fish in a barrel right now for this column.

Sadly, I'll bet some PETA idiots will complain!

Chili's has things figured out

• Mark in NorCal stops by: Went to Chili's for the first time in forever last night. Place was packed!! We have been told that nobody is spending $. Not last night! Chili's might be getting it right as a burger and fries were around $15 and really good. Unlimited refills on sodas and the bottomless chips were a hit before the meal came out. Was surprised by the experience.

Then this morning I came across a report that Private Equity is swimming around Wendy's which would be the final nail in their coffin.

Travel ball parents hitting their wall

• Duncan is ready for fall/winter: It's my son's last weekend of travel ball for the fall. Check out this schedule:

Friday - 8:20 pm game, 1 hour drive

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Saturday - 12:00 game, 1 hour drive

Sunday - either 2:00 or 4:00 depending on seeding. If they win, play at 6:00. And another 1 hour drive. And I have to pay $14 to get into each game.

At least we get the extra hour of sleep on Saturday night!

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• Deb from Marco Island says: Not only will you not need to set the alarm on Sunday morning, you'll get an extra hour to sleep (or stay up the night before). Daylight Savings ends.

Kinsey: I can't wait, Deb. You won't hear me complaining even if I wake up at 4:45 due to my internal clock. As long as I don't hear that alarm tomorrow morning, all will be right in my world.

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That's it this morning. Stay safe out there tonight. It's going to be amateur hour. I'm off to Screencaps the III's final soccer game. After that, it's time to start enjoying fall festivities and hang our new $22 fold-up skeleton that I bought from Aldi (helluva find!) from the basketball hoop. The boys were fired up after I suggested it. Now I just need to figure out a way to tie fishing line to the skeleton to make it look like 'Bones' is flying through the air.

Let's go have some fun.

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A diretora da Academia CASA da APS, Helena Rêgo, diz em entrevista, que ainda há um longo caminho a percorrer na literacia financeira em Portugal e na avaliação de risco. Ferramentas cuja falta condiciona tudo o resto.

Portugal continua a enfrentar dificuldades na criação de hábitos de poupança. É um problema cultural, de falta de literacia ou de rendimento?

Todas essas dimensões contam, mas temos de começar por reconhecer que a capacidade de poupar depende do rendimento disponível. Para uma família que utiliza praticamente todo o rendimento em habitação, alimentação e outras despesas essenciais, a margem é muito reduzida.

Por sua vez, a educação financeira pode ajudar a organizar prioridades, compreender compromissos e preparar decisões. Deve começar cedo e acompanhar as diferentes fases da vida.

A liberdade de amanhã constrói-se com a capacidade de compreender a realidade de hoje, o que nem sempre é fácil, e de antecipar riscos, fazer escolhas hoje que nos permitam poder continuar a fazer essas escolhas ao longo da vida.

Tal como os Estados precisam de intelligence para antecipar ameaças e preservar a soberania, também as pessoas precisam de compreender os riscos, interpretar sinais e preparar alternativas para proteger a sua liberdade futura.

Com a minha atual experiência na APS compreendi melhor o valor de proteger aquilo que construímos e vejo os seguros como instrumentos que nos podem ajudar a preservar a nossa liberdade de escolha e não apenas como produtos financeiros. Era importante simplificar a linguagem, ajudar a construir uma cultura de prevenção que nos prepare para as dificuldades da vida antes de nos vermos confrontados com elas, e tornar as decisões de poupança mais acessíveis e próximas da realidade de cada pessoa. Começar a poupar o mais cedo possível! A poupança dá-nos margem de escolha.

Como avalia o nível de literacia financeira dos portugueses?

A literacia financeira dos portugueses continua a ser um desafio significativo. De acordo com o inquérito OCDE/INFE de 2023, promovido em Portugal pelo Conselho Nacional de Supervisores Financeiros — Banco de Portugal, ASF e CMVM —, Portugal ficou em 13º lugar entre 39 países, com 63 pontos em 100. O indicador reúne conhecimentos, atitudes e comportamentos financeiros. Portugal ficou em 21º lugar na componente das lacunas de conhecimento, com cerca de 48% a atingirem o objetivo dos conhecimentos básicos, face a 58% na OCDE.

O problema não é exclusivamente português. De acordo com dados da Comissão Europeia de 2023, apenas 18% dos cidadãos da UE apresentavam níveis elevados de literacia financeira. Ainda assim, estes indicadores mostram que temos um caminho importante a percorrer.

Os dados nacionais noutros estudos revelam também diferenças significativas entre grupos da população, com níveis de literacia financeira mais baixos entre os jovens, os idosos e as pessoas com menor escolaridade.

O desafio passa por adquirir e transformar o conhecimento financeiro em ferramentas práticas para o dia a dia. É importante conhecer os conceitos, mas é preciso sobretudo saber comparar produtos, avaliar riscos, compreender as consequências das nossas decisões e planear.

Os riscos financeiros podem surgir de acontecimentos de saúde, climáticos, tecnológicos ou geopolíticos. Temos de ver o conceito desta forma alargada.

Os portugueses sabem avaliar os riscos financeiros a que estão expostos?

De um modo geral, ainda temos dificuldade em avaliar os riscos financeiros a que estamos expostos. E essa dificuldade não significa necessariamente que desconheçamos os riscos, mas que nem sempre conseguimos traduzir essa perceção nas suas verdadeiras consequências.

O grande desafio está em passar da consciência do risco à capacidade de avaliar o seu impacto e agir preventivamente. Começa por incentivar cada pessoa a fazer perguntas muito simples:

• O que nos pode acontecer? É identificar os riscos reais da nossa situação pessoal e familiar, seja ao nível da saúde, de um acidente, de uma situação de incapacidade, da morte ou da própria habitação.

• Qual o impacto financeiro? Porque há uma diferença entre um imprevisto que representa um incómodo e uma situação que pode comprometer seriamente o orçamento familiar, os rendimentos ou até a estabilidade financeira de uma família.

• Tenho capacidade para suportar esse risco? Se acontecer alguma coisa, tenho poupanças suficientes para responder? Durante quanto tempo consigo suportar as minhas despesas se perder os meus rendimentos? E, se não tiver capacidade para absorver esse impacto, que soluções de proteção devo considerar?

É precisamente aqui que a literacia financeira e a proteção através dos seguros assumem um papel fundamental. Não conseguimos prever tudo o que vai acontecer, mas podemos preparar-nos financeiramente para diferentes cenários.

A APS defende que a literacia do risco deve fazer parte da literacia financeira. O que significa, concretamente?

A literacia do risco é uma dimensão estratégica, que permite antecipar e gerir os inúmeros riscos pessoais, sociais, da natureza, tecnológicos, económicos e geopolíticos que atravessam todas as esferas da vida humana. Neste contexto, a APS reconfigurou o seu Programa de Educação Financeira, iniciado em 2012, evoluindo para uma abordagem mais ampla: o Programa de Literacia do Risco.

Dentro desta missão, promove um conjunto diversificado de ações e iniciativas que visam realçar o papel do seguro na sociedade, tornando acessíveis os seus conceitos-chave e os mecanismos de proteção e mutualização a todos — crianças, jovens, adultos e seniores.

O aumento da esperança de vida coloca novos desafios à poupança. Estamos suficientemente conscientes?

Em Portugal, a esperança de vida à nascença atingiu os 82,7 anos em 2024. Vivemos mais anos, o que é uma excelente notícia, mas isso coloca-nos um desafio financeiro incontornável: como vamos financiar um tempo de reforma potencialmente mais longo?

Os estudos confirmam que não estamos suficientemente conscientes. Continuamos, de alguma forma, a olhar para a reforma como uma fase da vida em que teremos um rendimento garantido, mas estamos menos preparados para perceber quanto tempo essa fase pode durar e como a vamos financiar.

Os números devem levar-nos a refletir. A taxa de substituição das pensões públicas poderá sofrer uma redução significativa nas próximas décadas. As projeções da Comissão Europeia apontam para uma taxa de substituição de 38,5% em 2050.

Isto significa que a pensão pública não será suficiente para manter o nível de vida a que estamos habituados durante a vida ativa. Podemos continuar a trabalhar se tivermos saúde, mas o ideal seria ter soluções de poupança de longo prazo, como os PPR, ou mecanismos de adesão automática à poupança para a reforma (auto-enrolment), entre outras iniciativas que incentivem a constituição de uma reserva complementar.

O índice de Small Caps da Bolsa brasileira encerrou a semana com queda de 32,79%, a maior desvalorização semanal de toda a sua série histórica, segundo levantamento da Elos Ayta divulgado nesta sexta-feia (30).

O resultado supera, com ampla diferença, as perdas registradas durante algumas das maiores crises financeiras internacionais das últimas décadas.

Ainda segundo o levantamento, o desempenho evidencia a intensidade da reação do mercado brasileiro ao resultado do segundo turno das eleições, que confirmou a vitória do presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT).

Até então, a maior queda semanal do SMLL havia sido registrada em 10 de outubro de 2008, quando o índice recuou 23,41%, durante a crise financeira global agravada pela falência do banco americano Lehman Brothers.

A terceira maior perda ocorreu na semana encerrada em 20 de março de 2020, em meio à pandemia de Covid-19, quando o índice caiu 22,21%.

Já a quarta maior queda também foi registrada durante a crise sanitária, na semana de 13 de março de 2020, com recuo de 18,66%.

Para completar o ranking, aparece a semana de 3 de outubro de 2008, quando o índice perdeu 14,94%.

A desvalorização registrada em outubro de 2026 superou em 9,38 pontos percentuais o recorde negativo anterior, ocorrido durante a crise financeira de 2008.

Diferentemente dos episódios históricos anteriores, porém, a queda desta semana teve como principal fator um acontecimento doméstico: a vitória de Lula, que contrariou as expectativas de parte dos investidores, que haviam incorporado aos preços das ações a possibilidade de mudanças na condução da política econômica.

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O resultado das urnas desencadeou uma forte correção no mercado acionário brasileiro.

A intensidade do movimento também está relacionada às características das empresas que compõem o SMLL. Companhias de menor capitalização tendem a ser mais sensíveis às expectativas sobre juros, crédito e crescimento econômico.

Além disso, a menor liquidez de diversas ações desse segmento pode ampliar as oscilações de preços em períodos de forte pressão vendedora.

Essa combinação ajuda a explicar a dimensão do recuo: enquanto o SMLL caiu 32,79% na semana, o Ibovespa perdeu 18,12%.

Ainda conforme o levantamento, o episódio demonstra como mudanças abruptas nas expectativas políticas e econômicas podem afetar intensamente as empresas de menor capitalização, ampliando a volatilidade desse segmento do mercado acionário nacional.

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Welcome to Screencaps, "America's Best Daily Column," as named by the readers. Screencaps, which publishes seven-days-a-week, is a mix of sports, pop culture, and emails from sane readers from around the world. This column isn't for the coastal elites. Give us a week to steal your heart. Our track record is pretty good. Let's have some fun.

Welcome to one of the greatest times of the year for Screencaps

It's like shooting fish in a barrel right now for this column. I was telling Mrs. Screencaps this week that there are days of the year I don't like to take off work because the content is just so good. Those days include the holidays and Halloween.

Why wouldn't I take off the holidays? 1. It's my column. I don't feel like it's fair to SeanJo to tell him to work the holidays when I started this column. 2. The content is always great. July 4? Are you kidding me? The content is off the charts. Christmas? Instagram models dump out all sorts of content. New Years? Having to work in the morning tends to prevent me from going too nuts the night before. Thanksgiving morning is one of the easiest editions of Screencaps to produce. People are in a good mood. They want to show me what they're cooking.

CARMEN ELECTRA OFFICIALLY KICKS OFF HALLOWEEN SEASON AT A GAS STATION, POSTGAME POLICE CHASE & BALL-SAC

And they're dialed into the content because they're not at work.

As for Halloween, I literally get paid to report on Halloween costumes. After being told this week by some idiot emailer that I should retire, my resolve is stronger than ever. No, I won't retire. I built this column into the greatest job on the Internet. You'd have to yank it out of my cold dead hands.

Thank you to retired tennis star Genie Bouchard for kicking off the weekend with a Brit Brit tribute. Well done.

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Mailbag: How do you deal with the a--holes?

– Jayson asks: A buddy of mine writes a mailbag column for a website. He said that occasionally, he will get emails from "psychos" who flip on him for not reading their questions. Have you ever received that kind of junk since starting Screencaps? If you do, do you answer them back, or simply ignore them?

Kinsey: I've never had emailers turn heel because I wouldn't publish their emails, but I've had guys who claimed to be fans and loyal readers who turned out to be total scumbags, especially after I left Busted Coverage and joined Clay Travis here at OutKick. There have been guys who felt like I should've given them freebies that brands used to send to me.

As for a--hole emailers, I like when people write and snap on me. It's great content. Typically, when I reply to their emails, the people disappear.

WARREN SAPP GETS INTO CONFRONTATION WITH FLORIDA STATE FAN DURING TAILGATE, TIM MCGRAW'S BRONZER & DALE ART

This is a career-low and she's playing COLLEGE golf

A quick Google search reveals that Elizabethtown College was having revenue trouble in 2024 when the school cut 13 faculty members. You know what they didn't cut? Women's golf, where members of the team are really killing it out on the links.

Do you let weirdos pick your groceries and dump them into your car?

• Legacy reader Jess in Alabama, who has been emailing longer than pretty much any other OutKick reader, says it's just convenient: The guy who wrote in that only the elderly or disabled should get delivery groceries is forgetting the time in his life with babies. I can get off my lazy ass, but y’all don’t want to see that diaper blowout spill on the aisle next to your shoe or hear the tantrum that happens 1 out of 4 trips. I’ll let the grocery guy pick out a bag of potatoes or mustard or random stuff I grab off the shelf. Then I’ll find time to stock my own meat and fruit when I get a chance. And I am not complaining about my life. I’m very grateful. And very grateful not to ruin your pleasant experience at the grocery store.

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• Louie in Savannah pushes back on Chris A.'s email: I have been following along with the grocery pick up debate the last few days and have to weigh in, especially after the comment about those that do it are lazy and park in the fire lane.

We use it every week. We are quite able-bodied, just busy as hell.

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My wife is the "Food and Beverage Coordinator" in our home and we have been using the Kroger "Click list" just about every week since it became an option years ago. I imagine every store in different parts of the country have varying experiences but there are so many benefits for us to ordering online and picking it up. My wife just submitted ours and I'm picking it up on the way home from work tomorrow. I'll be in the parking lot for no more that 15 minutes total. It's very convenient and actually saves money. There is no impulse buying when you pick it up, only what you ordered. We also aren't bringing our teen and pre-teen sons into the store who are suddenly starving (as always) and now want to throw everything they see into the cart and grab a sushi roll to devour while walking around. As an added bonus, once every two months or so, the store accidentally loads someone else's partial order into the car and there is no way to tell until you get home. It is like a bonus mystery box. We always call to let them know but they always say to keep the items.

Sure, there are issues with produce or other things sometimes but the customer service personnel are always nice and they will throw a $20 coupon into the next order for the inconvenience. Also, beer and wine purchases are allowed as well so that is one fewer stop while running errands.

With as busy as we are in my house with jobs, school and sports, grocery pick up saves a ton of time!

Everywhere is different I am sure but it's a huge benefit for our house.

• Voiceover Mike writes: To be honest, my wife will put in a weekly Target order, something of a holdover from Covid days, and I'm usually the one on pick-up duty. Do I feel a little emasculated, sitting next to soccer moms in their SUVs and Teslas waiting for their orders? Maybe a little. Will I let the Target order picker select produce for me? Nope. I hit the grocery store for that.

If it were my choice, I'd wander the aisles, list in hand, and pick everything myself, but I've been relegated to pick-up duty. Keep up the great work, and never underestimate the importance of what you do for us.

• Tom T. is fired up: Nice fall weather hare in VA. It’s a good day to shake my old man fist at the clouds.

Chris A. really nailed it! Get off your lazy butt and go get your own damn groceries! Also, if you are under 40 and would like to one day own a home, get off your lazy butt and go get your own damn groceries, and then COOK your own damn food. I just do not get the allure of Door Dash, unless you have been drinking beer all day, because nobody should be drinking and driving in this day and age. Also, make your own damn coffee in the morning.

I also LOVE the entitled losers who park in the fire lane while their spouse "runs" into the grocery store "for one thing". I always give ‘em the hairy eyeball as I walk into the grocery store.

• Bob in Cincy says: Our strategy for groceries is to leverage the Kroger pickup for staples such as canned good, frozen items and the like.  No veggies or fruits.  For those we go to Dorthy Lane or Fresh Thyme which are more expensive in general.  The online shopping is convenient I’ll admit, and less expensive than DL or FT.  It works well for us.

Resealable cereal bags were finally invented

• Joe in E. Tennessee checks in: What am I going to do with the twenty or so chip clips that are currently keeping my cereal fresh!?!? I'll run out of room on my refrigerator!!!

Kinsey: The Big Chip Clip lobbyists will not stand for these resealable bags. Just wait. Congress will intervene.

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Fall golf

• Darren in NE ATL shares: Had almost forgotten a fall golf memory. Late fall in the 90's, with my dad, north of Dover, DE. Probably low 40's. Pushed a drive near a lake into clumped grass. Got there and a slow moving, big ass snake was right at my ball. Seeing as my one true phobia is snakes, I took a stroke penalty for a lost ball, and ran the he'll away.

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That is it this morning. What a morning it has been. Mrs. Screencaps, whose birthday is Sunday, has been sick on and off all week and she's dealing with a sore back. It takes a village around here, that's for sure. But, we made it through another week of life.

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Let's go have a great Halloween, if you celebrate. I have one more morning to go. Tomorrow morning will be 13 straight editions of Screencaps before I get to turn off the alarm Sunday morning. Let's finish strong.

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• Russian strikes hit targets in the Sumy, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Kherson, Vinnytsia, Volyn, Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Kirovohrad, Poltava, Rivne, Cherkasy, Chernihiv regions, and the DPR;
• According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russian forces attacked Ukraine with 112 strike UAVs;
• Russian forces struck a dry cargo ship in the port of Odesa;
• Russian forces struck industrial enterprises in Kharkiv;
• Russian forces struck industrial enterprises in Dnipropetrovsk;
• Russian forces struck targets in Sumy.

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• Russian forces advanced near Raiskoye;
• Fighting is ongoing in Druzhkovskoye.

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• Russian forces advanced northwest of Sergeyevka toward Shilovka;
• Russian forces advanced in the area of Nadiya and Novofedorovka.

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• During the past night, Russian air defenses destroyed 1,214 Ukrainian drones in the rear regions;
• Russian air defenses intercepted UAVs in the Bryansk, Belgorod, Kursk, Kaluga, Tula, Smolensk, Lipetsk, Voronezh, Tver, Oryol, Ryazan, Vladimir, Samara, Saratov, Penza, and Rostov regions, in the Moscow region, in Bashkortostan, and in Udmurtia;
• Ukrainian drones reportedly attacked Bashkir Soda Company in Bashkortostan;
• Ukrainian drones reportedly attacked Marino military airfield in the Volgograd region;
• Ukrainian forces attacked the Kursk region with 153 drones. 5 people were injured;
• Over the past 24 hours, Ukrainian forces attacked the Belgorod region 114 times. One civilian was killed, and 7 were injured.

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Kylie Cantrall is back and she's hinting that the Brewers might want to bring her back for future anthems

You might remember Kylie from Monday Screencaps where I asked you guys if Kylie's Game 2 anthem performance in Milwaukee was the best anthem since Whitney Houston at the Super Bowl. It was Kylie's big breakout performance and it felt like that would be the end of the story.

Nope. There was Los Angeles-native Kylie, 21, Wednesday night leaning right into her relationship with Milwaukee as the franchise was on its way to winning Game 5 and the World Series. "@brewers happy i could b your good luck charm for game 2 ;) thx for having meee," she wrote.

This IG post now has nearly 40k likes.

Kylie's going to mess around and sell out Miller Park one of these days over a simple gesture of a pop singer showing she cares about the people of Milwaukee. This woman is wise beyond her years.

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Screencaps Field Trip: I watched Game 5 of the World Series at COSM Detroit

For those of you who don't know what COSM is, it's like going to a massive movie theater with a MASSIVE wraparound IMAX screen that broadcasts the game as an immersive experience where the camera angles make it feel like you're inside the venue.

Last night, it felt like we were sitting on the field behind home plate at Tropicana Field.

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IT'S EXPENSIVE. UNLESS YOU'RE LOADED, YOU'RE NOT GOING THERE AS A FAMILY VERY OFTEN. You're probably never taking your family there, to be honest. It WILL get expensive very, very fast. Just so we're all clear this is #NOTSPONSORED. I paid my own money.

Price: We paid $77 per person to sit on a three-person couch dead-center on the lowest level they offer in the dome. There were high-top tables on the floor below us, but I highly don't recommend those because you're going to be sitting at a high top for three hours. There are cheaper options to sit in other parts of the building where there are massive screens that will remind you guys of ESPN Zone, but on steroids.

Food prices: Barbacoa nachos were $16 and easily shared between three people. The Bavarian pretzel was $14 and easily shared between at least two people. The pretzel came with pimento cheese, Stroh's beer cheese and mustards. I thought it was wonderful.

Beer prices: I looked, but didn't really look. I think they were $16 for 22 oz or something like that. Again, not cheap.

Atmosphere: Let me repeat, it's expensive. You're not getting many dirtbags at this place. That doesn't mean it's not possible, but the clientele last night was like sitting in an expensive suite at a sporting event. There were a group of kids with their dads, but we're not talking about kids raising hell like they're at Chuck E. Cheese. You have to buy a ticket to even get into COSM. People aren't just walking in like old sports bars.

Cool Factor: Off the charts. Guys, at our age, we've all lived through Damon's Steakhouse (RIP) with its four 100" screens and speakers on the tables that mesmerized all of us. ESPN Zone (RIP) was life-changing. Dave & Busters has great screens to watch games, but the cool factor isn't even close to COSM.

Would I pay $300 to sit in the COSM dome to watch NFL games? No chance. A $300 ticket (yes, Lions fans are paying that) is going to turn into a $600 day at the bar. I'll say it again, the common man should not go here thinking he's at ESPN Zone grabbing a beer and a table. You might be able to sit in one of the other rooms and enjoy yourself, but then you're paying to watch games at a bar.

Yes, I highly recommend it if you need to take a client out for a night: The client is going to have a blast on your company credit card and you're probably going to make the sale because he'll want more trips to COSM. Just make sure you get chair seating along one of the rails in the five lowest levels. A couch with a client is going to be awkward.

Conclusion: Go see it. Don't complain about it being expensive. Let yourself be transported for a few hours and then go back to watching games in your man cave with dollar beers from Costco.

It's no wonder we have a ref shortage in youth sports

Did you guys see this out of Ohio? Watch what happens at midfield. And some people wonder why I'd be so happy that Screencaps Jr. selected cross country as one of his sports. I've never seen a runner snap on the official timing clock at the finishing line.

• Jake in Charlottesville, VA emails on the state of youth soccer: Sports is the one place where 'socialism' is actually required, especially at the youth level. If you let one kid take all of the reps from the other kids, the other kids' parents are going to pull their kids out and you're not going to have a league.

Either suck it up and know that your prodigy child isn't going to be allowed to take all of the reps from the other kids, or move the kid up a level. We had a case in our soccer rec league where a girl was completely dominating her rec league, so they moved her up with the boys.

Needless to say, her domination stopped. The thing was, this girl had become so accustomed to dominating, she had become a spoiled little brat, and couldn't emotionally deal with the fact that she was now very average when she played amongst the boys (this was U8). But hey, there are life lessons for all involved, kids and parents alike.

Questions about Florida Gators girl

• Lee D. in Tampa asks: Two questions: Is this the Gators girl that was "discovered" at a Gators game by ABC? Is this AI?

Kinsey: Yes. I don't think so, but I'm positive. That's definitely Peyton Bloomquist or whatever her name is. As for the video, I've seen the Amalfi Jets guy do content for probably 18 months or so. I think this is the same guy.

Keep in mind that right now, sororities are teaming with major brands on content marketing. Massive corporations like Nike are working with sororities to push clothing. I could see Amalfi throwing Peyton a free flight for appearing in a video.

Resealable cereal boxes and weirdos picking your produce and groceries

• Chris A. emails: Really, it took this long for a cereal box to have a liner that actually keeps the cereal fresh? It's almost impossible to open the plastic bags inside the boxes without tearing them halfway down the side, but trying to open the aluminum foil-like bags in a box of Sugar Smacks without tearing it all the way to the bottom was futile. I've been wondering when this day would come.

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And BTW, I would NEVER have someone else pick out my groceries, even the canned stuff. But when I go to Walmart for groceries, the aisles are filled with grocery pickers who outnumber the pick-your-own shoppers. Unless you're really old or really handicapped, put down the phone and get your lazy behind to the grocery store. But those same people would park in the fire lane to shop, so maybe they should stay home.

Video work calls and beer cans

• 'Sheriff' John in Houston checks in: 1) I hate it intensely, but the age of "conference calls" and "dial-ins" is coming to an end. Everything is a zoom or teams meeting now. I much prefer sitting and listening on my headset while farting around doing something else. Hate having the camera on. At least I don't have a boss telling me that I MUST turn on my camera as a matter of POLICY, that would really suck.

Nonetheless, I've lately had contractors and counterparties make comments during meetings lately that they prefer to have the cameras on and they don't trust people who just do audio only. ARRRGGH. You don't need to see me for me to tell you your proposal costs 20% too much. I feel like the guy who insists on using a paper ticket at the airport. Just old and out of date.

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Cameras are so prevalent now, I've procured a green screen to pull down behind my desk so that I can just project an image of my office cleaned up behind me and not show the pile of papers and junk and extension cords that accumulates behind me. It's literally a picture of my own office during my zoom calls, but it's cleaned up.

2) My older son isn't quite as old as Rick's sons, just a sophomore in college, but he too makes a mess with beer cans and bottles when he's home. Drives me and my wife crazy. We ask him to clean up after himself and he gets about 90-95% of the way there, but still a mess. He needs to find a woman of his own to snap him into gear and be less of a slob. I think that's just part of normal male growing up. I think back to my bachelor days and I was pretty terrible, too, until I met my wife.

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• Russian strikes hit targets in the Sumy, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Kherson, Vinnytsia, Kyiv, Kirovohrad, Khmelnytskyi, Zhytomyr, Cherkasy, Chernihiv regions, and the DPR;
• According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russian forces attacked Ukraine with an Iskander-M/S-400 ballistic missile and 88 strike UAVs;
• Russian forces struck an electronics manufacturing plant (NTU Ukrspeccommunication LLC) in the Kharkiv region;
• Ukrainian losses amounted to approximately 1,160 personnel over the past 24 hours.

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• Russian forces took control of Barilovka in the Sumy region.

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• Russian forces took control of Alisovka in the Kharkiv region.

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• During the past night, Russian air defenses destroyed 531 Ukrainian drones in the rear regions;
• Russian air defenses intercepted UAVs in the Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kaluga, Kursk, Lipetsk, Oryol, Rostov, Ryazan, Smolensk, Tambov, and Tula regions, and in the Moscow region;
• Ukrainian drones targeted a building housing servers for the regional healthcare system in Kursk;
• Ukrainian forces attacked the Novolipetsk Metallurgical Plant in Lipetsk;
• Ukrainian forces attacked the Azot chemical plant in Novomoskovsk and targeted multi-story and private houses and infrastructure in the industrial zone of the Tula region;
• In the Luhansk People’s Republic (LNR), four civilians were killed and eight injured over the past 24 hours.

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• Russian strikes hit targets in the Sumy, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Kherson, Kyiv, Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, Ivano-Frankivsk, Odesa, Rivne, Khmelnytskyi, Cherkasy, Chernihiv regions, and the DPR;
• According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russian forces attacked Ukraine with Iskander-M/S-400 ballistic missiles and 280 strike UAVs;
• Russian forces struck an industrial enterprise, the Oakline LLC UAV assembly workshop, another UAV workshop, and the Yuzhny road-rail bridge in Kyiv;
• Russian forces struck the unloading and customs terminal of Regional Logistics Centre LLC in Kharkiv;
• Russian forces struck a dry cargo vessel delivering cargo to the port of Chornomorsk in the Odesa region;
• Russian forces struck an energy facility in Chernivtsi;
• Ukrainian losses amounted to approximately 1,115 personnel over the past 24 hours.

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• Russian forces advanced toward Khatneye.

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• Russian forces advanced in the tract area near Miropolye and Velyka Rybytsia.

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• During the past night, Russian air defenses destroyed 222 Ukrainian drones in the rear regions;
• Russian air defenses intercepted UAVs in the Novgorod, Tver, Belgorod, Bryansk, Kursk, Kaluga, Oryol, Tula, Voronezh, Smolensk, and Rostov regions, in Krasnodar Krai, in the Republic of Crimea, and over the Black Sea;
• Russian air defenses intercepted UAVs in the Novgorod, Tver, Belgorod, Bryansk, Kursk, Kaluga, Oryol, Tula, Voronezh, Smolensk, Rostov regions, Krasnodar region, the Republic of Crimea, and over the Black Sea;
• One person was killed and six were injured in Bryansk. Several apartment buildings were damaged;
• Ukrainian drones targeted a passenger bus traveling from Simferopol to Moscow, One person was killed.

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• President Donald Trump isn't giving up on his plan to rename the Atlantic to the "American Ocean."
• While he said last week that Google's CEO pushed back on the idea, he raised it again at a rally.
• "We have a lake, and we have a gulf. Now we need a river and an ocean," Trump told supporters.

Donald Trump is eyeing up new names for more bodies of water, despite pushback from Google's CEO.

"We have a lake, and we have a gulf. Now we need a river and an ocean," he said at a rally in Mississippi on Monday.

The president spoke about renaming the Atlantic Ocean to the "American Ocean" and quipped: "I think Europe will be thrilled."

Trump previously raised the idea last Wednesday at a rally in South Carolina, where he said that Google CEO Sundar Pichai had tried to change his mind.

Trump said that he called Pichai, joking that Google was "still rattled" from his renaming of the Gulf.

Google Maps previously changed its labels for the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario to the Gulf of America and Lake America following Trump's executive orders. The tech giant said the decision aligns with its policy to draw on official government databases. Users outside the US still see the original names followed by Trump's names in brackets.

However, Trump said that when he pitched the idea of renaming the Atlantic, Pichai replied, "This time I'm not doing it."

"Oceans are different, sir. They cover really a lot of countries. Please don't ask us to do that."

"So I'll probably pass," Trump told the crowd last week. "I think let's keep it the Atlantic Ocean."

The president first brought up the idea at a Tennessee rally earlier this month, where he floated renaming either the Atlantic or the Pacific as "Trump Ocean" or "Ocean of the Americas."

While he also spoke on Monday about renaming a river, he told the Mississippi crowd that the state's namesake river won't be relabeled.

"The Mississippi River, I'm not changing the name of the Mississippi," Trump said. "I promise."

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• Russian strikes hit targets in the the Sumy, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Kherson, Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, Poltava, Rivne, Ternopil, Khmelnytskyi, Chernihiv, Chernivtsi regions, and the DPR;
• According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russian forces attacked Ukraine with 1 Kh-31P anti-radiation missile, 3 Kh-59/69 missiles, and 140 strike UAVs;
• Russian forces struck a UAV depot and the Zalyutino PS-330 power substation in the Kharkiv region;
• Russian forces struck the PS-330 power substation in the Khmelnytskyi region;
• Russian forces struck the infrastructure of three berth terminals in the port of Chornomorsk and a dry cargo ship delivering military cargo to the port of Odesa;
• Ukrainian losses amounted to approximately 1,285 personnel over the past 24 hours.

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• Russian forces took control of Obshcheye and Nikolskoye in the Zaporizhzhia region.

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• Russian forces took control of Mirovoe and advanced north of Dobropolye.

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• During the past night, Russian air defenses destroyed 290 Ukrainian drones in the rear regions;
• Russian air defenses intercepted UAVs in the Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Volgograd, Kaluga, Kursk, Lipetsk, Novgorod, Oryol, Pskov, Rostov, Ryazan, Smolensk, Tver, and Tula regions, and in the Moscow region;
• Ukrainian strikes killed two civilians in Voronezh. Fires broke out at several industrial enterprises, and civilian infrastructure was damaged;
• Ukrainian strikes injured two children and a man in Melitopol;
• Ukrainian strikes targeted a freight train traveling from Bryansk to Gomel in Novozybkov. The train driver was killed.

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