It's been a bizarre couple of months for the 49ers, with the most bizarre development happening on Monday, when team owner Jed York pleaded no contest to a pair of charges arising from an effort to solicit prostitution.Coach Kyle Shanahan was asked about the situation by reporters on Tuesday. "I got to talk to Jed the last two days and today," Shanahan said. "Obviously, it's a very tough situation. I mean, views for the organization going forward is the same as usual. There won't be any difference in that, but I know it's extremely fresh. I think it's a very, very personal situation. I’ve got a lot of respect for Jed. I got a lot of respect for Danielle [York]. Their family does mean a lot to me. So, with it being this personal, I'm trying as hard as I can to keep it that way.”Shanahan added that the situation is "irrelevant" to players, especially since York has been living in Ohio and absent from training camp."From a football standpoint, it has no effect on us," Shanahan said. "As far as what we do day-to-day, what we talk about. It hasn’t been mentioned in a meeting today, it doesn't have to do with what happens on the field. Everything outside of there, I think you guys can judge that better than me.”He insists that the York arrest won't be a distraction."Well, the one thing that went on yesterday, I don't think pertained to our players much," Shanahan said. "And if you guys talk about me getting in a car accident, I think that's kind of a joke that people think that's a distraction to our team. So, I think it's been training camp as usual.”Right, but it's one thing for an absentee owner to get arrested. It surely was a distraction, and a disruption, for the 49ers to not have Shanahan at full capacity in the early stages of training camp.As to York, the fact that Shanahan was asked several questions about it on Tuesday necessarily makes it a distraction. Even if there's no reason to believe it will be a disruption.

The Giants traded offensive guard Joshua Ezeudu to the Chiefs on Tuesday night, Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports. New York will get a 2028 seventh-rounder in return.Ezeudu, 26, was listed on the team's depth chart as the backup to Jermaine Eluemunor at right tackle, but coach John Harbaugh had said Ezeudu would train in multiple spots. The Giants selected Ezeudu in the third round of the 2022 draft. A calf injury sidelined Ezeudu for all of 2025, but he has appeared in 33 games, with 10 starts.The Chiefs wanted depth in the interior of their offensive line, especially at right guard behind Trey Smith.

Saints running back Ty Chandler will miss the entire season with a knee injury, coach Kellen Moore confirmed Tuesday.Chandler was injured during the preseason game against the Rams. With Alvin Kamara sidelined with an MCL sprain and Devin Neal dealing with a hamstring injury, the Saints traded for running back Zamir White this week.Chandler spent the past four seasons with the Vikings but played only three games last season.The Saints placed Chandler and tight end Moliki Matavao on season-ending injured reserve Tuesday.Moore offered better news about wide receiver Chris Olave, who left practice early after a hard landing on a deep pass. Moore said Olave is "all good."

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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase had an injury scare during Tuesday's practice.Chase went down with an apparent knee injury after landing awkwardly while trying to make a catch at training camp. He limped off the field in visible pain. Ja’Marr Chase is hurt. #Bengals pic.twitter.com/k04E1olC50— Yanni Tragellis (@yannitragellis) August 25, 2026 Chase said after practice that he hyperextended his left knee but is doing OK."Just a little hyperextension, but other than that, I'm fine," Chase told 1530 ESPN.The star wideout added that he could've stayed on the field, but the Bengals kept him on the sideline. He said he could play tomorrow if he had to, according to Jeremy Rauch of FOX19.Chase has taken the NFL by storm since Cincinnati drafted him fifth overall in 2021. The former Offensive Rookie of the Year has earned five Pro Bowl berths in as many seasons and has claimed two first-team All-Pro selections in the past two campaigns.The 26-year-old hasn't missed a game due to injury in the last two seasons. The Bengals kick off their regular season on Sept. 13 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.Copyright © 2026 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

The Commanders have let go of an offensive lineman. Washington announced on Tuesday that the club has released offensive tackle Foster Sarell.Sarell, 27, joined the Commanders in March for his second stint with the club. He previously as with Washington for the offseason program and training camp last year before he did not make the 53-man roster.Sarell has also spent time with the Ravens, Giants, and Chargers. But he’s only appeared in games with Los Angeles, making 41 appearances with four starts over the last four seasons.

Since 1971, two-mile long Roosevelt Island has been the home of a small town of about 8300 people in the midst of a huge city. Native-Americans called the island Minnehanak (“Long Island”), and the Dutch called it Varkens, or Hog Island; but it’s had a variety of names in English: Blackwell’s Island since 1686, then Welfare Island in 1921, and since 1973, Roosevelt Island. A substantial memorial to Franklin Delano Roosevelt was supposed to occupy the island’s southern tip, but the plans were long delayed after the architect passed away. In recent years, Four Freedoms Park containing an FDR memorial was finally completed. In 1828 the first of the island’s lengthy succession of asylums, penitentiaries and hospitals opened; its isolation in the East River gave NYC a convenient place to stash dangerous or contagiously ill people. Today that era of the island is a long-forgotten memory, except for some ruins. This was one of what was originally five entrance and exit kiosks, rendered in beautiful Beaux Arts terra cotta, that used to stand at 2nd Ave. and E. 60th St. where trolleys from Queens let out, or accepted passengers from an underground station. It’s had two other homes since then. One of the kiosks, now the Roosevelt Island Visitor Center, is dwarfed by the Queensboro/59th Street/Ed Koch Bridge, as well as one of the huge stanchions that carry the tramway wires. At the intercession of the Roosevelt Island Historical Society’s Judy Berdy, who worked with the kiosk’s former location at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum in Bedford-Stuyvesant and several other agencies, in 2006 the kiosk was transported here to the very spot where the trolley elevator landing was once located, and now serves as the Roosevelt Island Historical Society‘s visitor center. Roosevelt Island’s first permanent resident was Captain John Manning, a disgraced British naval officer who’d allowed Fort Amsterdam (on Governor’s Island) to fall to the Dutch in 1673. Upon Manning’s death the island was passed on to his stepdaughter Mary and her husband, Robert Blackwell, and the island stayed in the Blackwell family till 1823, retaining the name “Blackwell’s Island” for decades after that. The oldest building on Roosevelt Island is the Blackwell Farmhouse which dates to 1794. In 1828, the farmhouse was purchased by the city, and it later became the administrative center for the succession of institutions that sprung up on Blackwell’s Island beginning that year. It’s disconcerting to see picnic tables set up next to the ruins of a building that once housed unending misery. Ruins of the Smallpox Hospital, built in 1856 by James Renwick Jr., the architect of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, have recently been made more accessible to public view, though the ruin remains fenced off. Visitors can view it from the outside, but the interior isn’t yet safe for the public. Unusually, it’s well-lit at night and its ghostly outline can be seen from Manhattan Island after dark. The picnic tables and food trucks tend to detract from the ambience. In the 1850s smallpox was a dangerously transmittable illness and its sufferers were quarantined here. In the late-1800s North Brother Island became NYC’s quarantine center, and the hospital a nurses’ residence. It’s gradually deteriorated here since the 1950s. Viewable from the south end of the new Southpoint Park (open every day except Tuesday) is U Thant Island, named for the Burmese secretary-general of the United Nations between 1961 and 1971. The island was built by subway pioneer August Belmont, who was completing the Steinway Tunnels under the East River. Piano manufacturer William Steinway had begun the tunnels in 1890, hoping to extend trolley service between Manhattan and Queens. Steinway died before the project could be finished, but Belmont stepped in. Belmont Island (as it was then called) was made up of landfill from the excavated tunnel. For the next 70 years, Belmont Island was all but forgotten, but in 1976, United Nations employees who were followers of spiritual leader Sri Chinmoy rediscovered the island and redecorated it by planting trees and flowers. The island was renamed for U Thant, a good friend of Chinmoy. The Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park is a four-acre (1.6 ha) memorial to FDR that celebrates the Four Freedoms he articulated in his 1941 State of the Union address. It’s located adjacent to the historic Smallpox Hospital in New York City at the southernmost point of Roosevelt Island, in the East River between Manhattan Island and Queens. It was designed by the architect Louis Kahn, one of his final works. The huge half-ton bust of FDR that is the park’s centerpiece is a latter-day enlargement of a smaller one created in 1933 by sculptor Jo Davidson. Roosevelt sat for the clay portrait in the Oval Office in 1933, early in his lengthy presidency. —Kevin Walsh is the webmaster of the award-winning website Forgotten NY, and the author of the books Forgotten New York (HarperCollins, 2006) and also, with the Greater Astoria Historical Society, Forgotten Queens (Arcadia, 2013).

I am reading the Antoine Chambert-Loir, (Mostly) Commutative Algebra, Theorem 3.9.6 and stuck at understanding some statement. Let $A$ be a commutative ring. For every matrix $U\in \mathrm{Mat}_{n,m}(A)$ and every positive integer $p$, let us denote by $\Delta_p(U)$ the ideal of $A$ generated by the determinants of all $p \times p$ matrices extracted from $U$ ( a minor of size $p$ of $U$ ) . We also write this ideal as $\Delta_p(u_1, \dots, u_m)$, where $u_1, \dots, u_m \in A^n$ are the columns of $U$. Let $M$ be a finitely generated $A$-module and let $\varphi : A^n \to M$ be a surjective morphism of $A$-modules. For every integer $p\in \{ 0, \dots, n\}$, let then $J_p(\varphi)$ be the ideal of $A$ generated by ideals $\Delta_p(U) = \Delta_p(u_1, \dots, u_p)$, where $U= ( u_1 ,\dots, u_p)$ ranges over all subsets of $\mathrm{Ker}(\varphi)^p$ ( the direct product of $\mathrm{Ker}(\varphi)$ ). One has $J_0(\varphi)=A$. If $p<0$, then we set $J_p(\varphi) = A$. Lemma (3.9.5). Let $p$ be an integer such that $1\le p\le n$. (a) $J_p(\varphi) \subseteq J_{p-1}(\varphi)$ (b) Let $(v_i)_{i \in I}$ be a family of elements of $\mathrm{Ker}(\varphi)$ which generates $\mathrm{Ker}(\varphi)$. Then $J_{p}(\varphi)$ is generated by the elements $\Delta_p(v_{i_1}, \dots, v_{i_p} )$, where $i_{1}, \dots, i_{p} \in I$ (c) $\mathrm{Ann}_A(M) \cdot J_{p-1}(\varphi) \subseteq J_p(\varphi)$. Theorem (3.9.6) ( Well-definedness of Fitting ideal ). Let $A$ be a commutative ring, let $M$ b ea finitely generated $A$-module. Let $\varphi : A^m \to M$ and $\psi : A^{m} \to M$ be surjective morphisms. For every integer $d \ge 0$, the ideals $J_{m-d}(\varphi) $ and $J_{n-d}(\varphi)$ are equal. Errata: In the second paragraph of the step 2) , $\theta ''(x,y) := \psi(y)$ is more correct. Can anyone explain the underlined statement more friendly? Q. Why all generators of $J_{p-1}(\psi)$ can be obtained as minors of size $p$ of a suitable matrix $Z$?

Title: The Spectacular Spider-ManIssue Number: 150Release Date: May 1989HighlightsFirst appearance of R.M. IngersollThe cover is no ruse, and in the very first page, Robbie Robertson is found guilty for concealing the murders of Tombstone for two decadesPeter narrates a quick rundown of the history between Robbie and Tombstone, AKA Lonnie Lincoln, and how we got to this point, referencing events from The Spectacular Spider-Man 139 - 142Robbie's wife, Martha, and his son Randy try to talk to him, but he simply brushes them offNick Katzenberg, the newest Daily Bugle employee takes photos of Robbie with his family as he's being taken to prisonSeeing this, Randy Robertson leaps at the manPeter breaks them up, but in the process, Nick's camera gets broken, to which he tells Parker that he owes him $800.00 for itOutside the courthouse, Nick and Peter continue to argue, and J. Jonah Jameson (the Chameleon in disguise) sides with KatzenbergPeter's spidey senses continue to go off when near Jonah, and he doesn't know whyThat night, as Spider-Man swings across the city, he see's Kingpin's tower, and blames him for Robbie being in prisonHe decides to pay the man a visit, and not as a friendly social callWhile in route, he hears a scream from the subway, and upon investigating it sees a werewolf, which quickly vanishesSpider-Man checks on the man, and finds he's still aliveAs he swings him across the sky towards a hospital, he learns the man works for KingpinJoy Mercado is outside of Gloria Grant's apartment, watching her, concerned about the new man she's been seeingWhile there, she sees a man climbing down the wall, and entering in through a window, but doesn't realize it's a werewolfAt the Robertson's home, several people have shown up in support of Robbie, but it's too much for Martha, who breaks down after dropping a tray of sandwichesIn his cell, Robbie too is upset, but says pushing his family away was for their best interestHe's met by a prisoner who gives him a cryptic message from "the man"Reference is made to Spectacular Spider-Man 145Spider-Man makes his way to Kingpin's tower, and revels in the pleasure of telling him of the attacks on his men as of late, which apparently the crime lord was unaware ofBoth of them know the only person who could keep secrets from him is the Arranger, and when Spidey leaves, the man is immediately called into the Kingpin's officeGloria Grant awakens the next morning to a nude Eduardo Lobo asleep on her floorWhen she questions him, he tells her there are things about him she can't know yetHe does, however, ask her for the Bugle's files on KingpinAt his sentencing, Robbie gets three years in prisonIn prison, Tombstone has pulled strings to get his cell right next to Robbie'sLow PointsNoneOdditiesEditor's Day Off: Robbie Robertson is referred to as both Robby and Robbie in the same panelWhile both are technically acceptable, for the record, it's RobbieThis issue would get very confusing fast to a new reader, as the very next panel refers to Robbie as Joe Robertson, which is also technically his name, but come on, pick a laneSpider-Man doesn't believe he saw a werewolf in the subway, and instead tries to play it off as someone in a costumeBut he's seen werewolves before - Man-Wolf, and even a werewolf in Marvel Team-Up issue 93Rating (based on a 1 through 5 Stans grading system)Click "HERE" to go back to the home page. For more posts related to this one, please click the labels below.

"Houston, we have a working comm link again." Thanks to the efforts of two astronauts, such a call is possible again using one of two Space-to-Ground antennas outside the International Space Station (ISS). The pair finished the replacement of a faulty dish assembly during a spacewalk on Tuesday (Aug. 25). Anil Menon of NASA and Sophie Adenot of the European Space Agency (ESA), who previously removed a faulty dish during a spacewalk on Aug. 18, installed a spare in its place and moved the broken assembly from a temporary to more permanent storage location along the station's backbone truss.As seen from a camera mounted on ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot's helmet, fellow Expedition 75 crew member Anil Menon of NASA works to mount a replacement Space-to-Ground antenna during a spacewalk outside of the International Space Station on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. (Image credit: NASA)With Menon positioned at the end of the Canadarm2 robotic arm and Adenot traversing by handrails to join him, the two Expedition 75 crewmates first retrieved a spare Space-to-Ground Antenna (SGANT) from an external stowage position. Menon and the spare dish were then maneuvered to the Z-1 truss, where it was mounted and connected to the station's power and data systems. Menon and Adenot then retrieved the faulty antenna, which they had stowed on the Z-1 truss during the prior spacewalk. Menon (on the arm) moved it to external stowage platform-3 (ESP-3) on the starboard side of the truss.The replacement work became necessary after the SGANT ceased being able to track NASA's data and relay satellites, rendering it unusable, beginning last November. A second antenna has been in use since, continuing the transmission of voice and critical data, but this repair re-established redundancy to the system. "On behalf of CAPCOM and I, we're going to count down like a bolt: '3, 2, 1… You just saved the video dish, you just saved the video dish,'" sang astronaut Anne McClain from Mission Control at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, parodying the The Buggles' 1979 hit "Video Killed the Radio Star.""Oh my god, it is hard to top that," replied Menon, who could be heard laughing along with Adenot. "I want to thank the entire team on executing this complex, time-critical operation successfully."Tuesday's spacewalk began at 8:27 a.m. EDT (1227 GMT) and was completed exactly 6.5 hours later, at 2:57 p.m. EDT (1857 GMT).The extravehicular activity (EVA) was the 283rd in support of ISS assembly, maintenance and upgrades. It was Menon's third EVA, increasing his total spacewalking time to 19 hours and 20 minutes. It was the second time that Adenot worked in the vacuum of space, raising her time on EVA to 12 hours and 53 minutes after becoming the first woman and fifth citizen of France to perform a spacewalk.This was the sixth outing from the International Space Station this year, the second EVA for Expedition 75 and the 98th spacewalk using U.S. extravehicular mobility unit (EMU) spacesuits at the station.

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The Seattle Mariners wrap up their cross-conference series against the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday, August 26, 2026 with first pitch is scheduled to begin at 1:10 p.m. PST, with the game airing on MLB.TV.

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The impact of a medical study can be assessed in part by the reaction to it. The NFL Players Association reacted swiftly and strongly on Tuesday to the new CTE study, sending an email regarding the study to all players, and to all player agents.The full text of the message appears below:"As members of this union, protecting your health and safety is one of our core priorities. Every day, we are focused on improving player safety on the field and supporting healthier lives long after football."Today, Massachusetts General Brigham and Boston University released a new study examining the prevalence of CTE among NFL players. The findings are a sobering reminder that football carries serious risks that can have lasting consequences for players and their families."In short, the study suggests that CTE may be significantly more common among NFL players than previously understood, reinforcing the importance of continued research, care, and support."We understand that studies like this can create concern for you and your loved ones. At the same time, they should not diminish hope."While CTE can only be definitively diagnosed after death, many symptoms commonly associated with CTE, including memory challenges, mood changes, depression, anxiety, sleep disturbances, and cognitive difficulties, may also be caused by other medical or neurological conditions, many of which can be treated or managed. That is why a thorough medical evaluation is so important."According to Dr. Daniel Daneshvar, one of the lead researchers on the study, 'Many of the symptoms associated with CTE are treatable with the right care.' He stressed that, 'While we don’t have a cure yet, we have seen improvements in players who receive care from doctors specializing in neurodegenerative disease and who know how to treat athletes. No one should walk away thinking there's nothing they can do.'"Research continues to improve our understanding of brain health and identify new ways to support players. That is why the NFLPA has made major investments in brain health research and care with leading institutions such as the American Brain Foundation and the Football Players Health Study at Harvard University."We also provide resources for former players through our Former Players Department, the Professional Athletes Foundation, and the Trust, offering comprehensive evaluations, wellness support, care navigation, and treatment resources."These findings should serve as a call to action across the entire football ecosystem. We all share a responsibility to advance research, improve access to care, develop better treatments, and support those affected by the long-term impacts of the game. While we have learned a great deal over the past two decades, there is more work to do."Pay attention to your cognitive, neurological, and overall health. If you have concerns, seek evaluation and support. Early intervention matters. Resources are available today that can help."We'll also host calls with medical experts over the next two weeks to provide additional context and answer questions. More details will be shared in the coming days."The key words are "call to action." The information should prompt everyone associated with football to work zealously to make the game safer, to strive for advances in technology that will minimize concussions and/or the effects of them, that will make it possible to spot CTE in living patients, and that will support former players who fear the inevitability of cognitive problems.

A Galloway man died after his motorcycle collided head-on with a pickup truck on Route 50 in Atlantic County, according to the New Jersey State Police. Roland Marsh, 49, was traveling southbound on Route 50 Monday evening when he collided with a Chevrolet pickup truck turning left from a northbound lane into a Belco Liquors parking lot in Weymouth Township.

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A prime number $p$ is called a "Wieferich prime number to base $q$" or "$q$-ary Wieferich prime number" granted $$p^2\;\vert\;q^{p-1}-1$$ and hence by a "Wieferich prime number" here it is meant a binary Wieferich prime number. The only known Wieferich prime numbers are $1093$ and $3511$ but the infinitude of the Wieferich prime numbers is widely conjectured. Somewhat conversely, Does there exist $M\in\mathbb{N}$ such that $$p^M\;\vert\;2^{p-1}-1$$ for but finitely many primes $p$ ? Equivalently, is it true that $$\exists(A,B)\in\mathbb{N}\times\mathbb{N}\;\;(M,p)>(A,B)\implies p^M\nmid 2^{p-1}-1$$ which is plainly presented again in asking is it true that $p^M\nmid 2^{p-1}-1$ for all sufficiently large $M\in\mathbb{N}$ and all sufficiently large prime $p$ ? Consider our query with the "binary Wieferich logarithm" or so called "rich log" defined here as $$\mathbf{rig}:\mathbb{N_{0}}\to\mathbb{N_{0}}\;\;\mathbf{rig}:n\mapsto\mathbf{rig}(n)$$ where $\mathbb{N_{0}}:=\mathbb{N}\;\cup\{0\}$ and $\;0^0:=1$ while $\mathbf{rig}(n)$ is understood as the largest $m\in\mathbb{N_{0}}$ such that $$n^m\;\vert\; 2^{n-1}-1$$ Thus, a prime number $p$ is Wieferich if and only if $\mathbf{rig}(p)>1$. It is unknown whether the fiber $$\mathbf{rig}^{-1}[\{1\}]$$ has infinitely many prime members as the infinitude of the non-Wieferich prime numbers to base 2 is an open conjecture where by a "fiber" or "level set" of a function here it is meant that function's inverse image of a singleton set. Is the set of all prime numbers covered with but finitely many fibers of $\mathbf{rig}$ ? Almost any direction on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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