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Starting September 11, 2025, three zodiac signs—Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces—enter a powerful new era marked by self-discovery, bravery, and major breakthroughs, as astrological energies encourage them to embrace their true selves and seize new opportunities.
In 2024, significant medical breakthroughs included the availability of a non-prescription birth control pill, heart valves that grow with the patient, successful pig-to-human organ transplants, a blood test for Alzheimer's, a combined COVID-19 and flu vaccine, insights into women's susceptibility to autoimmune diseases, and a drug to reduce peanut allergy risks. These advancements highlight progress in accessibility, organ transplantation, disease detection, and treatment options.
Pisces, take a moment to acknowledge your transformation and triumph over your demons as the time has come to break old cycles. Trust that your spirit guides are providing you with the support you need.
The rare Jupiter-Uranus conjunction in 2024, occurring in Taurus, is expected to bring major breakthroughs and transformative energy. This conjunction will amplify innovative ideas, intuitive hunches, and the desire for freedom and liberation. It is linked to sudden change, professional promotions, financial gains, exciting romances, and spiritual and creative breakthroughs. The specific impact on individuals depends on their zodiac sign, with each sign experiencing unique opportunities for growth and change.
In the latest episode of "Ted Lasso," the team takes a trip to Amsterdam after losing a friendly match to Ajax. Ted hallucinates after drinking a mind-expanding drug and reinvents total football. Rebecca has a carefree night with a local, but it's unclear if they had consensual sex. Colin comes out to a teammate and expresses his desire to merge his two lives. Roy and Jamie bond over a bike ride and personal revelations. The rest of the team has minor plots, including a team-wide pillow fight. The episode marks a series of breakthroughs for the characters.
The Valero Texas Open is set to take place at the Oaks Course at TPC San Antonio, with a field of 144 players, including Tyrrell Hatton, Hideki Matsuyama, Charley Hoffman, and Kazuki Higa. The course presents a challenging tee-to-green test, favoring ball-strikers who are confident with their longest clubs. The tournament has yielded four breakthroughs in its last five editions, with last year's scoring average at 71.763. Breezy conditions are expected on Thursday and Friday, with gusts up to 30 mph, and greens won't run longer than 11½ feet on the Stimpmeter. The Valero Texas Open is also the last qualifier for the Masters.