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Injuries have opened the door for young, up-and-coming teams in the Eastern Conference. The Orlando Magic are among those teams expected to emerge as one of the top squads. They were already climbing ...

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Magic and its many secrets were always calling Bill Blagg. Failure, determination and a gift for “patter” have helped the Wisconsinite build a successful career from it. “Don’t blink or you’ll miss it ...

On the edge of the known multiverse sits a solar system made up of five planets, each completely covered in a single, distinct terrain. Like Star Wars with its desert and ocean planets (Tatooine and ...

Alameda Police Department (APD) enlisted the help of the Make-A-Wish Foundation to bring magic to our island over the weekend, turning one child’s dream of going to Disneyland into a reality. Photo by ...

Crochet is all the rage these days. The hobby, I know from personal experience, is soothing and satisfying. So it’s not surprising that people absolutely love it. And now, if you’re a nerd and you ...

To make this powerful early-game build, you first need to get the Darkfrost Edge one-handed sword, which can be found on a table, behind some enemies in the early Lightzen temple area. The sword comes ...

One hundred and forty-three years ago, on a dimly lit stage at the Berlin national theater, a Bavarian carpet maker turned director named Max Auzinger observed something that would change his life—and ...