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Charity patron honour for Bradford champion boxer Junior Witter (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)
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Charity patron honour for Bradford champion boxer Junior Witter
8:00am Wednesday 26th February 2014 in News
Former boxing world champion Junior Witter (right) has been named as the new patron of Bradford's African Caribbean Achievement Project (ACAP).
The Bradford-born fighter was invited to become part of the charity in recognition of his sporting achievements and work in the community.
Witter, who won the WBC light-welterweight title in 2006, will be welcomed into his new role at an event at ACAP's headquarters in Bradford on Friday.
He said: "I am really delighted to be invited to become ACAP's patron. When I was a youngster growing up in Bradford, there was nothing like ACAP to support and inspire young people from the African Caribbean communities.
"The work the charity is doing provides incredible support for Bradford's young achievers but also strengthens communities."
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mad matt wrote:Only other Bradford boxer's of note I can remember are Bobby Vanzie and Frank Grant, both were quality fighters and won British Lonsdale Belts, Vanzie won his outright, his son is a top amateur boxer I believe.
Anybody remember another local boxer, Bruce Woodcock. I don't know if he was ever a champion but I do remember he lived on Huddersfield Road at Low Moor when I was a kid.
One other thing regarding Junior Witter, he won the one real boxing belt...the WBC....a class act!!!
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---- — PLATTSBURGH — At this rate, Plattsburgh State women's hockey coach Kevin Houle should consider changing his team's nickname to the "Cardiac Cardinals."
Allison Era's highlight-reel goal with 7:20 gone in the third period helped the No. 1-ranked Cardinals (19-0-1) to an emotional 3-1 win over fifth-ranked Middlebury College at the Ronald B. Stafford Ice Arena Wednesday.
"What we're concerned about is playing good hockey and I'll tell you what — that hasn't always been the case this year. (Wednesday), we played our best hockey," Houle said. "Fortunately, we've been able to find ways to win in tight games, especially against quality opponents."
Panthers (12-3-2) goaltender Laura Pinsent was able to keep Houle's squad scoreless for the first 31:22 of the game before Chelsea VanGlahn jammed in a loose puck, giving Plattsburgh a 1-0 lead at 11:23 of the middle period.
"After (Breanne Bennett) redirected the point shot, the puck basically came right to me," VanGlahn said. "I was in the right place at the right time to hammer it home. The adrenaline rush afterward sort of lifted our team and got us rolling."
Morgan MacInnis nearly made it 2-0 at the end of the second period when she skated in for a breakaway opportunity. But her wrist shot appeared to hit the post and bounce back into play.
"The puck looked like it went off the inside of the pipe and came out," Houle said. "I had no problem with the call; it very well may have (gone in), but it happened so fast."
Plattsburgh maintained a one-goal lead until Middlebury's Madison Styrbicki notched the game at 1-all with a power-play goal at 1:55 of the third stanza.
"Even when the score was 1-1, we kept plugging away," Houle said. "When you're playing against a goalie that's having a good night, you can't get frustrated. That goal could've turned the tide for them, but our kids remained composed."
Era, who began the year as a forward, toe-dragged around two Middlebury defenders and beat Pinsent top shelf, for the game-winning goal with 12:40 to go in the third.
"The toe-drag is what my teammates always say that I go for, so it was kind of cool that (the defensemen) were perfectly lined up for me to do that and finish," Era said. "Middlebury is honestly one our biggest rivals and they're a very aggressive team. It's nice to keep this thing rolling and build momentum."
Emma Rutherford tallied an insurance marker with 54 seconds remaining in regulation. The marker was unassisted, and the sophomore's eighth of the year.
Sydney Aveson improved her record to 15-0-1 between the pipes, fending off 10-of-11 shots faced. Pinsent was honored with the game's second star, making 31 saves on 33 shots.
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Third period- 2, MID, Styrbicki (Bielawski), 1:55 (pp). 3, PSU, Era, 7:20 (pp). 4, PSU, Rutherford, 19:06 (eng). Penalties: Balisy, PSU (interference), 0:57. Moreau, MID (interference), 1:55. Moreau, MID (tripping), 9:50.
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Plattsburgh 10 12 12 — 34
Goaltenders (shots-saves): Pinsent, MID, 33-31. Aveson, PSU, 11-10.
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4.2/5 rDev +1.7%
On-tap at Pizza Port Ocean Beach
A: The beer pours a clear golden with a big white head.
S: An intense banana aroma along with plenty of spices, particularly clove. There is a substantial bready malt character along with a moderate sweetness. A hint of pear and yeast on the back end.
T: Starts off with sweet fruits such as apple and pear. Tons of banana and toffee flavors. Lots of clove and spice notes, too. A fair bit of yeast flavor. Overall, a very nice flavor.
M: The body is light to medium with a medium carbonation.
O: Just a top notch beer. I really enjoyed this one.
08-01-2011 21:30:37 | More by womencantsail
4.53/5 rDev +9.7%
Enjoyed on-tap @ Pizza Port Brewing in Carlsbad, CA for $5. Tapped from the Black Non-Labeled Tap Handle into a Pint Glass and shared with Ralph. This beer is from the Ocean Beach location the bartender says.
Aroma- Starts with a small malt and good amount of hop aroma. Descent fruit character here and has a bit of spice in the background.
Appearance- Received with a good copper color body, 3 finger head that is creamy but not that good of retention. Leaves light lacing on the sides.
Flavor- Starts with high malts, good fruity taste, and a good amount of bitterness at the end. Very sweet and has orange peel like taste. Awesome!
Mouthfeel- Medium Bodied, Medium-High Carbonation, and leaves AWESOME fruit/hop taste on the palate. Superb!
Overall Impression- Starts with fruity taste and then has spice mid way through and then fruit at the finish again! This is a GREAT Belgian Pale Ale by Port Brewing! Semi-Easy to drink and perfect for the style. Would recommend to anyone here!
07-16-2011 03:57:02 | More by DCon
3.68/5 rDev -10.9%
Two reviews, whooo, rare tick.
A - Hazy golden bodied beer appropriate for the style. White head, moderate lace on the sides.
S - Belgian yeast, slight bit of banana and clove, some honey sweetness. Actually, I didn't even know there was supposed to be hops in this until someone told me, but they aren't there.
T - Tastes like the nose, a little bit of spice character there, but mostly it is the sweeter honey and banana/fruity taste. Also, still no hops.
M - Medium bodied, moderate carbonation, slightly dry finish.
O - Not bad, I would recommend if you are a fan of the style, although I'm not. Not that I would turn it down, but if I ended up at Pizza Port and this was on tap I'd go another directions.
07-11-2011 15:19:21 | More by AgentZero
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -3.1%
On-tap at Haymarket. Served in a 4oz taster stange.
A - A finger of white foam settles to a thin cap, leaving splotchy lacing behind. Hazed golden body.
S - Belgian yeast, light pepper, stone fruits, and bananas. Not getting much of the hops promised in the description - maybe a bit of citrus.
T - Yeast, some banana and stone fruits, and a pale honey malt backdrop. Perhaps a bit of orange and lemon citrus flavor. Lightly spicy and estery finish.
M - Dry medium body, with active pleasant carbonation.
D - Not what I was expecting from Pizza Port or from the description, but it's a flavorful and enjoyable Belgian Pale Ale that I'd actually like to have again.
05-26-2011 19:34:46 | More by MasterSki
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
Smooth and crisp golden ale.
Attractive golden amber in the tulip glass. A brief hint of a head but great mouthfeel of prickly carbonation. Rich and fruity. Well-endowed with malt but not a heavy body. Hint of candied pineapple. Great rasp of Belgian flavors. Yeasty and toasty. Modest bitterness and not much hop aromatics. Well balanced with sweetness, sharp fruitiness, and bitterish farmhouse funk.
This was a nice surprise with such a wealth of flavors and so utterly drinkable. Reminds me of one of my favorites, Belgica from Great Divide, only a stronger flavor and less suave.
05-19-2011 05:43:07 | More by mactrail
Spaceman Series: Belgian Pale Ale from Pizza Port Solana Beach
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Law School Offers Spring Break Alternative: Help Haitians Stay in US to Support Families
Posted Feb 11, 2010 11:15 AM CDT
By Molly McDonough
Updated: Law students from across the country will be heading to Miami this March. But instead of beach-hopping and partying, they'll be immersed in legal advocacy, helping Haitians file for temporary protected status.
The status will allow Haitians who were already in the United States legally before last month's devastating earthquake to stay longer so they can continue to earn money to send to home support their families.
Hosting the law students is the University of Miami School of Law, which has been using its Health & Elder Law Clinic to help Haitians file for TPS since Feb. 5 when with only two-days notice some 65 TPS seekers attended a walk-in clinic at the University of Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital.
The clinic has shepherded about 50 TPS applications to completion so far, according to clinic director JoNel Newman.
"As soon as word got out that we were working on Haitian TPS, law schools from around the country started calling to volunteer over spring break. It was very inspiring," Melissa Swain, the staff attorney who supervises the clinic, said in a statement about the spring break alternative.
Throughout the month, groups of 10-15 law students will come from Stanford University, the University of San Francisco, the University of Memphis, and New England Law | Boston. Each group will spend five days shepherding each application from initial intake to completing the application with supporting evidence, and finally sending completed applications to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
The idea for the project came from Newman, who after the earthquake was looking for a way for students and staff to help.
They're not sending food or water, but Newman notes, "The Haitian TPS Project provides a valuable service because it enables those who are here the opportunity to work and send money back to Haiti."
Newman tells the ABA Journal that clinic volunteers are helping TPS applicants with other needs as well.
"Many clients are themselves quite poor and without basic resources here," she says. "I know we have assisted more than one homeless individual in this process who did not even have $10 for the required passport photos. Even persons who are able to meet their most basic needs such as food and shelter are sending as much money as they can to family in Haiti. That's one of the reasons we are seeking fee waivers of the total $470 cost for eligible persons."
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Tyron Woodley defeated Paul Daley by unanimous decision, using his superior clinch game, takedowns and top control -- and surviving a tough onslaught from Daley in the fight's closing moments.
Early in the first round Woodley caught a Daley kick and clinched with him against the fence, but just when it looked like Woodley was going to take Daley down, Daley landed a knee to the groin that caused Woodley to pull away. The knee appeared to be intentional, but referee Big John McCarthy let him off with a warning, not a point deduction.
When the action re-started, Woodley was able to grab Daley in the clinch again, but he was never able to complete a takedown. Most of the round consisted of Woodley holding Daley against the fence, and although Woodley probably won the round, Daley had to feel good that Woodley couldn't complete the takedown.
At the start of the second round, it was more of the same, with Woodley holding Daley against the fence. But this time Woodley managed to complete the takedown and stay on top in Daley's guard. Woodley mostly stayed there without accomplishing much, and McCarthy finally stood them up with 20 seconds left in the round. Woodley won the round because he was in top control so long, but the fans were getting restless that there wasn't a whole lot of action.
Daley came out swinging in the third round, but within 30 seconds Woodley had put him on his back again. This time, however, Daley showed off some ground acumen, eventually getting himself into top position and hitting Woodley with some hard punches. Woodley was clearly hurt, but he managed to recover and get back on top of Daley in the closing seconds, concluding the fight on top in a fitting ending.
All three judges scored the fight 29-28 for Woodley, who improves his professional MMA record to 9-0. Daley falls to 27-11-2 with his second straight loss.


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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Residents in a south Toledo community are seeing their country-like view change.
The project on Walbridge Avenue is part of the Toledo Waterways Initiative. The sewer station there is being expanded and rebuilt, and in the process, several trees in the neighborhood are being removed.
One Walbridge resident said the sewer project taking place across her street was a surprise to her.
"All of a sudden, everything's being torn down," she said, wishing to remain anonymous.
The resident was told by an official she should have received a letter explaining the project, but she says she never received such a letter.
"I don't know what to do," she said. "You can't stop progress, but I think it would have been considerate of them to come and, you know, at least explain it to us, what's happening. Not just come and take everything out like they did."
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Former Cardinal, NBA veteran comes out as gay
Original post made on Apr 29, 2013
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on Apr 29, 2013 at 5:31 pm
Who Cares.
If they want to be accepted for who they are then lets stop making a big deal out of anyone's sexual orientation. No one really cares but we do care when it gets shoved in our face.
Everyone is who they are, lets move on to important issues.
on Apr 29, 2013 at 5:49 pm
"Who Cares."
Sorta conflicts with
"No one really cares but we do care when it gets shoved in our face."
I care. Am very happy the young lad has the intestinal fortitude to blaze a trail.
Whereas the above poster claims it's no big deal, but takes the time to moan and whine about it. Opposed to ignoring it, as someone who really has a 'who cares' attitude.
on Apr 29, 2013 at 5:55 pm
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By George Bremer
The Herald Bulletin
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The Indianapolis Colts made their first truly big splash of free agency late Wednesday night, signing Pro Bowl safety LaRon Landry away from the New York Jets.
The deal, first reported by CBS Sports' Jason LaCanfora, is for four years and $24 million and includes $14 million in guaranteed money. It's a hefty payday for Landry, who bet on himself by signing a one-year deal last offseason with the New York Jets.
Landry began his career as the No. 6 overall draft pick by the Washington Redskins in 2007. The 28-year-old played his first five seasons in the nation's capital but was limited to just 17 combined games in 2010 and 2011 because of injuries.
Landry has 482 tackles in 80 career games, with 79 starts. He's known as a physical run-stuffer, and he has five career forced fumbles and six interceptions.
He made an even 100 tackles and intercepted two passes, including one he returned for a touchdown, in his Pro Bowl season with the Jets last year.
Landry joins returning safety Antoine Bethea in a revamped Colts defensive secondary that also includes Tuesday signee Greg Toler and Vontae Davis at cornerback.
"We're ecstatic about this signing," Indianapolis general manager Ryan Grigson said in a team press release. "We feel LaRon is an absolute game-changer and true impact player. We're talking about a 220-pound safety that runs 4.3 and plays to that speed. His approach to the game and his style of play are lights out and embody the culture we're building on the defense and this team in general."
Owner Jim Irsay foreshadowed the move earlier in the day on his Twitter account, announcing that Grigson and head coach Chuck Pagano still have several "lines in the water." And Landry might not be the last player the Colts reel in.
Indianapolis also began dangling a hook in front of defensive tackle Ricky Jean-Francois late Wednesday. The former San Francisco 49er left a visit in Philadelphia earlier in the day without signing a contract and is expected to continue meeting with the Colts this morning. He likely would play defensive end in Indy's hydrid 3-4 scheme.
Elsewhere, there were reports that Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed will visit the Houston Texans today. Houston lost safety Glover Quin to the Detroit Lions on Wednesday and could be heavily motivated to reach an agreement with Reed.
If they fail, however, the nine-time Pro Bowler was scheduled to meet with the 49ers and Colts next — though Indianapolis likely is no longer in the mix after inking Landry.
The day's biggest surprise had little connection to Indianapolis. Wide receiver Wes Welker left the New England Patriots to join the Denver Broncos on a reported two-year, $12 million contract.
Welker will go from being Tom Brady's top target in New England to catching passes from former Colts quarterback Peyton Manning in Denver.
Several former Colts reached agreements elsewhere on Wednesday.
Wide receiver Donnie Avery is headed to the Kansas City Chiefs, and linebacker Moise Fokou will join the AFC South-rival Tennessee Titans. Cornerback Jerraud Powers and backup quarterback Drew Stanton each will reunite with former offensive coordinator/interim head coach Bruce Arians with the Arizona Cardinals.
Indianapolis has scheduled an 11 a.m. Friday news conference with Grigson and Pagano to discuss the team's offseason moves.
Perhaps, that's a sign the Colts are expecting more activity today.


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We are delighted to announce that Daniela Schadt has taken on the patronage of the 2014 Moritzburg Festival.
Dear Friends of Chamber Music,
A new Moritzburg Festival programme always means setting off on new adventures, meeting new Festival artists, new venues and new, rarely performed pieces as well. This year, after a long wait, I am even able to announce a new piece to be premiered: our Composer-in-Residence, David Philip Hefti, who has just recently received the Siemens award, has written a new string sextet for us, a musical form which was masterfully cultivated by Brahms and magnificently refined by Tchaikovsky. David Philip Hefti was also inspired by Käthe and Peter Kollwitz. The piece came about through a cooperation with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (New York) and the Käthe Kollwitz House in Moritzburg.
This theme takes us straight back to the common thread that is woven through this year's programme. You will be able to discover many works that were inspired by folk music from past centuries. Whether Brahms, Martinů or Haydn, these wonderful folk melodies have stimulated the creativity of generations of composers. In our colourful programme you can experience some of the most beautiful chamber music works of this tradition in wonderful Festival venues. This year we will be playing in the atmospheric church in Steinbach near Moritzburg for the first time, which offers the ideal space for solo works by Johann Sebastian Bach. Another large project is the performance of "The Art of the Fugue" in Dresden's Frauenkirche. The actress Marie Bäumer will perform in this concert, adding the perspective of Anna Magdalena Bach to this enigmatic masterpiece.
The Festival Academy for young musicians has developed incredibly over the past few years, not least due to the many outstanding conductors who bring the Festival Orchestra into a tight-knight and often impressive ensemble within just a few days. I am delighted to welcome Heinrich Schiff to Moritzburg as our conductor this year. As a cellist he has taken all the great concert halls of the world by storm, while as a teacher he has shaped almost three generations of cellists and string players in general. As our conductor he will bring all of his experiences together into an impressive message for the young Academy participants.
I wish you a wonderful summer of music.
Yours Jan Vogler
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Englewood Retreat in Englewood
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- rates (USD) $ 1,850 - $ 2,550 / month
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Clean and spacious villa on quiet and friendly cul de sac. Updated furnishings and appliances. Open floor plan with large kitchen that is fully stocked. Only 4 miles from beautiful Gulf Coast beaches. Several championship golf courses within minutes. Shopping and restaurants also conveniently close.Quiet and well maintained community pool is just a few steps off of lanai. Large master bedroom features large walk in closet and full tiled bath with walk in shower. This is a single floor house...No Steps.
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High Speed Internet, two car garage, gas grill, towels and linens, air conditioning, TV's (4), DVD(3), dishwasher, washer/dryer, bikes, pool and beach toys, beach umbrellas and beach chairs.
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January - April: $2550/month (1/2 month rates avail for multiple month rentals, call for details)
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The Garden Kitchen Restaurant is located in a 150 year old house in Historic Occoquan. It's colonial dining rooms and terraced gardens provide a restful ambiance for informal dining. The menu offers "Home Made Baked Goods" ranging from loafs of fresh baked breads to old fashioned Biscuits and Gravy breakfasts, sandwiches, salads, special entrees, specialty cheescakes and pies. Catering and boxed lunches are also available for those groups visiting our town. The restaurant's narrow stone and brick stairway at 404 Mill Street opens to a huge garden away from the bustling street. The beautifully maintained flowers and trees around the terrace and patios provide a perfect outdoor dining spot. It is a great place to relax during your visit to Occoquan. The restaurant has been in operation since 1974.


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I was on vacation in Santa Fe in Nov.2012. Prior to going I'd lost 25 pounds, half my goal, but for the first time not so happy with my face. Now don't get me wrong, I have a list of procedures that I need and want but God and Mom gave me amazing skin, am in my 50"s never had or needed a facial,... READ MORE
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I always prefer to do massage on a regular basis. That is, in every 20 days. Now, recently the new products are being available in the market for massage. By doing massage on the regular basis, all the dirt and the dust is removed. By doing massage, the skin gets tight and do get the wrinkles on... READ MORE
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I had a facial today at Water's Edge Dermatology in Stuart, Florida. The Esthetician, Kendall was excellent. She was very knowledgeable and removed the Milia's. Most Spas that offer facials will not remove Milia's. My clean face was fresh and sparkling when I left. I would highly recommend... READ MORE
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Walker County Sheriff's Office Narcotics Investigator Blair Huddleston said 42-year-old Keith Allen Stacks of Cordova, 38-year-old Bobby John Hamby of Jasper, and 28-year-old Sonya Elliott of Trafford, have been charged with first-degree manufacturing of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, attempting to elude, resisting arrest and wreckless endangerment.
Elliott also faces charges for probation revocation for second-degree arson and Stacks faces charges for parole violations, Huddleston said.
"We're just thankful no one was injured during the chase. These suspects showed total disregard for the safety and welfare of the citizens of Walker County," Huddleston said.
Deputy Alfred Grace attempted to stop a green Chevrolet Cavalier on a traffic violation on Old Baltimore Road.
"The driver reportedly stopped the vehicle, but as Deputy Grace stepped from his patrol car and began approaching the car, the driver took off and a chase ensued," Huddleston said.
The chase continued up Old Baltimore toward River Road where Deputy Josh Edwards joined in the pursuit up River Road to Alabama Highway 78 East before going through the Dilworth and Sipsey communities to Campbellville Road before coming to an end on Gravlee Junction Road, about a mile from the Walker and Cullman county line, Huddleston said.
Hamby reportedly jumped from the vehicle when it finally stopped and tried to flee on foot.
"A foot chase then ensued for about a mile before Mr. Hamby was apprehended, which was pretty rough considering it was snowing at the time," Huddleston said. "We want to thank all the patrol officers from the Alabama State Troopers, Dora Police Department and Walker County Sheriff's Office evening shift who assisted Deputy Grace and Deputy Edwards Saturday night."
Huddleston said when he arrived, the deputies had searched the vehicle and found several components generally associated with methamphetamine labs.
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Spanish man hailed as 'voice of a lost generation'
A 25-year-old Spanish man living in London has been hailed as "the voice of a lost generation" after posting a complaint on his Facebook page that despite his three degrees he can only find work that involves cleaning toilets.
Benjamin Serra Bosch, whose degrees include a master's from the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Business School in Barcelona, left Spain to look for work because there were no opportunities for him in his home country.
He wrote on Facebook:
My name is Benjamin Serra, I have two degrees and an MA and I clean toilets. No, I'm not kidding. I do it to pay the rent of my room in London.
I've been working in a famous coffee shop chain in the UK since May, and after five months of working there, today, for the first time, I've seen it from the outside.
I have been cleaning the toilets.
My thought was, 'I am an honours student in my two degrees and clean c**p in a country that is not mine. Well, I also make coffee, clear tables and clean the cups.
Mr Bosh is not alone in his situation - in August EU data showed the level of unemployment for those under 25 in Spain reached a record-high of 56% compared to an average of 23.3% across all member states.
The 25-year-old, who is originally from Valencia, insisted he was not ashamed of his work, saying, "Cleaning is a very worthy job".
He continued, "What embarrasses me is having to do it because no one has given me an opportunity in Spain."
Since posting the message on Friday, Mr Bosch's Twitter followers have risen from 300 to more than 4,800.
The post also brought out stories from others who had moved to Britain in search of a career.
Nacho Lozano Beltran, who is now a graphic designer in Brighton, wrote on Mr Bosch's Facebook page that he understood what he was going through as he had experienced a similar situation.
But Mr Beltran offered a glimmer of hope when he wrote, "I started with an internship and they seemed to like me. All I am saying is that it is not easy, but not impossible"
In response to criticism, Mr Bosch explained his complaint was not about his work as a barista.
He wrote, "The fact that I clean bathrooms is unimportant. This post is a complaint about the situation that exists in Spain."
In a blog post responding to his complaint going viral, Mr Bosch said, "I never wanted to be the hero of the stories, I just want to tell them."


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"Unprecedented" means almost surely massive scholarship reductions and a multi-year postseason ban that would effectively cripple Penn State for years to come.
The Big Ten is considering a proposal that would give the conference the ability to impose financial penalties, suspensions or termination of employment on individuals and schools themselves.
CNN's recent exposure of a potential cover up at Penn State has lead to more articles by sports writers calling for more punishment. They're only making things worse.
Sandusky Goes Away, America's Coaches To Pick Up the Pieces. How do we restore trust when a coach goes bad?
Jerry Sandusky was found guilty on 45 charges. I hope that Nebraska fans stand by the Penn State community in recognition that the actions of one monster do not reflect those of an entire community.
How should Nebraska fans react to the Penn State scandal? How would you react?
Penn State is mired in a scandal that isn't getting any better while they get set to face Nebraska this weekend.
Setting aside the unseemly allegations, we look at Penn State between the markers.
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Although a class of stockholders didn't meet the Class Action Fairness Act's (CAFA's) local controversy and home state exceptions for remand, the totality of the circumstances warranted remand under the discretionary jurisdiction exception, a U.S. district court held.
After a group of stockholders sued several officers and directors of BankMeridian, N.A., for negligence and breach of fiduciary duty, among other claims, the defendants removed the case to federal court. The class sought remand to state court in South Carolina, arguing that CAFA's local controversy and home state exceptions applied because many of the stockholders and all of the defendants were from South Carolina.
Rejecting that claim, the court said that in addition to other requirements, the plaintiffs were required to establish that at least two-thirds of the class members were citizens of South Carolina for the exceptions to apply. Residency alone is insufficient to establish citizenship, the court noted; members must have a physical presence in the state and intend to make the state their home.
The defendants admitted that 60 percent of the class members had stock registered in South Carolina, which adequately proved citizenship for those members. The plaintiffs claimed they could reach the two-thirds threshold because 49 of the members whose stock was registered out of state had mailing addresses in South Carolina, including 9 lawyers who were members of the state bar and practiced before the state high court. But proof of residency or membership in the state bar is not enough, the court said, and the plaintiffs provided no other evidence of citizenship. Thus, they were not entitled to the home state or local controversy exceptions.
The court noted, however, that under the discretionary jurisdiction exception, the court may remand a case if more than one-third of the class members and the defendants are citizens of the state and the totality of the circumstances warrants remand.
Weighing several factors that courts must consider for remand, the court said most were in the plaintiffs' favor. The allegations were state law claims that would not involve interpretation of federal law, and other states' laws were not a factor because the claims were based on events that occurred in South Carolina. Further, most of the class was from the state, and the bank had branches only in the state.
There was also no evidence that the plaintiffs were trying to avoid federal jurisdiction, the court found, especially because they could have kept the amount in controversy under the required $5 million to avoid jurisdiction but did not do so. Finally, no similar class actions had been filed in the last three years.
Accordingly, the court remanded the case to state court.
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— Theresa M. White of Clayton died Wednesday. She was 82.
Born Nov. 28, 1929, in Espanala, Ontario, Canada, she was a daughter of Narcissa and Melina LeClair.
Mrs. White was a homemaker. She worked as a licensed practical nurse for a state institution in Indianapolis.
Survivors include her husband, David Kenworthy; daughters T. J. Thompson of Brazil, Susan McNicole of Florida, Wanda Williams of Avon, Sandi Harlos of Brownsburg, Jamie Kelso of Indianapolis, and Kerin Hall of Indianapolis; a son, Kerry White of Florida; 16 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren.
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Of the eight teams to advance to the finals, the Pride clocked in with the seventh fastest time of the afternoon, a 41.47. The team from Methodist University ran the fastest time of the prelims, a 40.81. The Pride will run in the finals on Saturday at 1:00 pm in lane eight.
The team had qualified with the sixth fastest time in the country, a 41.27, that was reached on May 9th at the New England Championships.
As for Headley, the junior ran the third fastest time in the 200 prelims with a time of 21.37. Eric Woodruff of Moravian ran the fastest time of 21.29, while Hanneus Ollison from McMurry University ran a 21.36. Headley will run in lane 3 of the 200 championship final on Saturday at 3:35 pm.