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Bruins Game 14: Notes, Lines, and How to Watch vs. Blues

The Boston Bruins (9-3-1) are closing out their quick two-game road trip tonight against the St. Louis Blues (5-6-1). The Bruins are coming off their first regulation loss since Oct. 5, a loss that snapped an eight-game point streak. Despite scoring just once on Tuesday, the Bruins still rank fourth in goals-for per game (3.77) and second in goals-against per game (2.15). They have won seven of their last nine games and have a three-point lead over the Canadiens, Senators, Panthers, and Maple Leafs at the top of the Atlantic Division. They are 4-2-1 on the road this season, while the Blues have a 3-2-1 home record. The Blues, led by ex-Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery, are one of 10 teams below .500 this season. They have lost their last two, being shut out in both, and have played 123:55 without a goal. The Blues put 46 shots on goal against Montreal on Tuesday but could not solve…

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NFL Week 8 upset picks: Odds, predictions, best bets, underdogs include Ravens vs. Bills, Broncos vs. Chiefs

Week 8 of the NFL season is here, and another week means another chance for bettors to win big by successfully picking an underdog to come up big. But which NFL underdogs should bettors consider in ... NFL Week 8 upset picks: Odds, predictions, best bets, underdogs include Ravens vs. Bills, Broncos vs. Chiefs We've identified three NFL underdogs bettors should consider in Week 8 Week 8 of the NFL season is here, and another week means another chance for bettors to win big by successfully picking an underdog to come up big. But which NFL underdogs should bettors consider in Week 8? Claim the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55, trade $25+ on NFL games, and receive $55 in trading bonus credits here: We've fired up the SportsLine Projection Model to break down Sunday's NFL games. The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up more than $5,000 for $100 players on betting sites…

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From spells to tarot: witchcraft stores brew sense of community among young Canadians

By Ritika Dubey, The Canadian Press Posted October 29, 2026 4:00 am. A whiff of palo santo incense, cosy lighting and Pinterest-worthy vintage cabinets may have drawn you into this newly opened store in downtown Oakville, Ont. But there’s more than just witchy esthetics, energy-cleansing smoke bundles and spell kits at The Witch’s Fix. It’s what happens in the backroom of this store: A herbalist teaching ways of plant magic and plant medicine, a candle-making workshop, tarot reading sessions and a lesson on leather bookbinding on a weekend afternoon. “We really did want to create a space where people can come and hang out and just try something different,” said co-founder Maria Cavero, who bought the first location of The Witch’s Fix in Hamilton, Ont., in 2021 with her best friend Gabriela Rosas. “We just wanted to give people more of a community feel.” That’s been the secret potion to…

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Sexual orientation, gender identity training expected to improve LGBTQ+ care at Stanford Medicine

"We want to be affirming of each patient's identity and be as inclusive as possible," said Jaclyn Liu, community health program manager at Stanford Health Care.Sasirin Pamai/Shutterstock Patient Care June 21, 2023 Questions about sexual orientation, gender identity and chosen names will be included in Stanford Medicine's We Ask Because We Care initiative aimed at eliminating health disparities. Stanford Medicine aims to change this dynamic, first by incorporating questions about patients' sexual orientation, gender identity and the name the patient uses into routine intake procedures, then by training health care providers and staff to avoid assumptions of gender and sexuality when interacting with patients. "We want to be affirming of each patient's identity and be as inclusive as possible," said Jaclyn Liu, community health program manager at Stanford Health Care. "This goes beyond…

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