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Columnist Steve Lopez is the author of "Independence Day," a memoir about retirement, and the best-selling "The Soloist." facebook.com/steve.lopez.independence

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Lopez: They found a new park hiding in plain sight in the middle of Los Angeles

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By Steve Lopez Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
LOS ANGELES, CA - June 17, 2026: Local resident Miguel Lopez reads a book on a patch of public land along San Vicente Boulevard as traffic zooms past him in Los Angeles on Wednesday, June 17, 2026. The San Vicente Park Foundation has a plan to turn that stretch of their neighborhood into a greenway. (Christina House / Los Angeles Times) Just past noon, a young man appeared on the north side of San Vicente Boulevard, a block west of Hauser, and eyeballed the flow of westbound traffic.
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Cuándo NO automatizar un proceso de TI

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By Steve Lopez Verified
| ebizlatam Verified
La automatización se ha convertido en la respuesta predeterminada para casi todos los problemas de TI ¿Demasiados tickets? Automatizar ¿Pasos repetitivos de vinculación? Automatizar ¿Alertas de monitoreo? Automatizar. En algún punto del camino, dejamos de hacernos una pregunta simple: ¿debería esto automatizarse? La automatización es poderosa, pero puede multiplicar silenciosamente los problemas en lugar de resolverlos si se utiliza en el momento incorrecto.
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There might be one advantage to climate change: More home runs at Dodger Stadium

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By Steve Lopez Verified
| EIN News
Not much good comes to mind when you think about the effects of climate change. Wildfires, floods, melting ice caps, heat waves, the bleaching of ocean reefs. But then there’s baseball, and one possible silver lining. Has global warming turned Dodger Stadium into a home run launching pad?
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