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Daily Horoscope for November 01, 2025

General Daily Insight for November 01, 2025 Quiet air invites gentle steps and patience. Without any specific aspects today, we may notice, well, nothing in particular! This slowdown allows clarity to surface without rushing conversations or decisions. The Moon, tied to intuition, simply keeps drifting through Pisces. Our morning reflections can guide midday tasks, giving us space for softness in the evening. We shouldn’t be afraid to revisit plans, even ones already in progress. Conversely, maybe things are already working well — we just need to listen for those quiet signals of...

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Week 11 high school football scoreboard

Friday St. Thomas Aquinas 27, Chaminade-Madonna 21 Glades Central 14, Pahokee 0 Pine Crest 26, Marathon 14 Carrollwood Day 47, Spanish River 13 Jupiter Christian 40, Keswick Christian 6 Buchholz 34, Cardinal Newman 30 McArthur 69, Everglades 0 Westminster Academy 33, Holy Trinity 30 Glades Day 42, Boca Raton Christian 34 Archbishop McCarthy 48, King’s Academy 7 Thursday Monarch 34, Blanche Ely 0 Hallandale 14, Cypress Bay 9 Northeast 16, Pompano Beach 14 Ransom Everglades 44, Somerset Academy Key 0 Archbishop Carroll 55, Olympic Heights 0 Palm Beach Gardens 36, Melbourne 22 Dr. Joaquin...

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Winderman’s view: Andrew Wiggins offers a reminder for shorthanded Heat in loss

SAN ANTONIO – Observations and other notes of interest from Thursday night’s 107-101 loss to the San Antonio Spurs: – Andrew Wiggins has spent the bulk of his career deferential. – Because save for his early years with the Minnesota Timberwolves, there mostly was something better alongside. – That certainly was the case with the Warriors. – The case alongside Tyler Herro with the Heat last season. – And then alongside Norman Powell at the start of this season. – Thursday, there was no Herro, no Powell, and not the jet fuel that had been Jaime Jaquez Jr. to start the season, with Jaquez...

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Spurs, Wembanyama too tall of an order for shorthanded Heat in 107-101 loss

SAN ANTONIO – At some point, you just need more. Because against quality, even when playing at pace, the absence of the scoring of Norman Powell and Tyler Herro becomes too much to overcome. The long and the short of the Miami Heat’s 107-101 loss Thursday night to the San Antonio Spurs at Frost Bank Center was the Spurs had 7-foot-5 Victor Wembanyama in the middle and the shorthanded Heat lacked too much on the perimeter. Against the Charlotte Hornets, the wing deficiency could be overcome, as the Heat showed Tuesday night at Kaseya Center in winning in the absences of Powell and Herro. But...

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Dolphins’ Chop Robinson leaves Ravens game with concussion

MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins second-year outside linebacker Chop Robinson left Thursday night’s game against the Baltimore Ravens with a concussion. Robinson was initially evaluated in the team’s sideline injury tent before walking out with a towel draped over his head as he went to the locker room to undergo further evaluation. He was ruled out later in the first half. Robinson will now have to clear a five-step concussion protocol in order to return to play. He’ll have extra time, with Miami’s next game on Nov. 9 against the Buffalo Bills. Robinson was a first-round pick of the team in...

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St. Thomas Aquinas girls volleyball two wins from three-peat after dispatching West Boca

FORT LAUDERDALE — The St. Thomas Aquinas girls volleyball team is heading back to the state final four as the host Raiders cruised past West Boca Raton 25-10, 25-13, 25-13 in a Class 6A regional final on Wednesday night. St. Thomas Aquinas (26-4) advances to the Class 6A state semifinal at Polk State College in Winter Haven on Nov. 6. The Raiders, which have won 15 straight matches and swept opponents in seven consecutive matches, will be searching for their third consecutive state championship. The Raiders girls volleyball program has captured eight state titles in school history. Senior...

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Gators’ Vernell Brown III ruled out vs. Georgia, leaving UF without leading receiver

GAINESVILLE — Florida starting receiver Vernell Brown III will miss his first Georgia game with a shoulder injury, leaving the Gators without one their most dynamic weapons and productive players. The former Orlando Jones standout and tailback Jadan Baugh are tied with 726 all-purpose yards, including a team-high 451 receiving yards for Brown. Among the true freshman’s team-leading 32 receptions are three of UF’s four pass plays of at least 40 yards. The 5-foot-11 ¼, 178-pound Brown has been a bright spot on an offense averaging an SEC-low 17 points against FBS competition. But he injured a...

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Halloween is a challenge for chocolatiers as high prices bite

By Ilena Peng, Bloomberg News Halloween is shaping up to be a test for the chocolate industry, as high cocoa costs threaten to accelerate a consumer shift toward cheaper and trendier sweets such as sour gummies. Related Articles A look at consumer prices 9 months into the second Trump administration Starbucks halts 2-year sales slide, but costly improvements hurt its profits Meta shares slide after company projects higher expenses for 2026 Google’s corporate parent posts first-ever quarter with...

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Panthers rally to force overtime, but Ducks win in shootout in Quenneville’s return to South Florida

By ALANIS THAMES SUNRISE — Troy Terry and Mason McTavish scored in a shootout, and the Anaheim Ducks beat the Florida Panthers 3-2 on Tuesday night. Leo Carlsson had a goal and an assist, and Cutter Gauthier also scored to help the Ducks end a five-game trip with a victory in coach Joel Quenneville’s first game against his former team. Quenneville, who coached the Panthers from 2019-21, returned to Sunrise for the first time since resigning as Florida’s coach after details of a sexual-assault scandal involving his 2010 Stanley Cup-winning Chicago Blackhawks squad were revealed in October...

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Who has the edge? Dolphins vs. Ravens, two teams vying for midseason turnarounds

Here’s a look at how the Miami Dolphins (2-6) and Baltimore Ravens (2-5) match up in six key areas ahead of Thursday night’s Week 9 game at Hard Rock Stadium (8:15 p.m., Amazon Prime Video, CBS-4): When the Dolphins run: Miami showed its greatest commitment to the run all season in Sunday’s 34-10 win at the Atlanta Falcons with 37 rushing attempts, and it produced a season-high 141 rushing yards. All three running backs were incorporated from the start. De’Von Achane rushed for 67 yards on 18 carries. Rookie Ollie Gordon II had 46 yards on 10 attempts and was big in extending drives in...

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