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On paper it should be a question of "by how much" and not "if" when Ireland host a Sergio Parisse-less Italy in Dublin on Saturday.
On paper it should be a question of "by how much" and not "if" when Ireland host a Sergio Parisse-less Italy at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
Currently the Irish sit atop the Championship standings with a points difference of +42 – England are next in line on +21 while Wales and France bring up the rear on +6 and +1 respectively – so a big win in Dublin this week should put Joe Schmidt's side in the box seat going to Paris.
If they manage it, added weight will go on England and Wales on Sunday as they'll know a loss at Twickenham will surely end their title hopes. And in all honesty, should Ireland beat Italy and then France, few would argue they are not worthy champions – and 11/2 underdog ones at that.
We were going to delve into 2013's final round loss in Rome but this is a different Ireland team, possessing renewed confidence under Schmidt. Italy deserved their win as Luciano Orquera kicked well to add to Giovanbattista Venditti's close-range try that ended Declan Kidney's reign. But Stadio Olimpico is not Aviva Stadium and on a day when Brian O'Driscoll says his goodbye to the Dublin supporters, we see only one winner.
Ireland enter the game without arguably their best player so far in 2014, Peter O'Mahony, who is ruled out with an injury and replaced by Iain Henderson. That's the only change to the starting line-up with one other alteration coming on the bench as Eoin Reddan comes in for Isaac Boss. Let's also not forget they're in this solid position without two of their best players, Sean O'Brien and Tommy Bowe, which is some achievement.
It is Italy though who are most hurt by absences this week as joining Parisse – who is rested ahead of the England clash – on the sidelines is flank Alessandro Zanni, with Paul Derbyshire coming in at openside and the impressive Joshua Furno moving to blindside from the second-row.
Repeating their historic heroics from twelve months ago is something no one has mentioned since Thursday's team news and with Ireland's luxury of being able to leave two British and Irish Lions wings – in form ones at that – out of their 23, it shows this is a side on an upward curve.
But it will, of course, be a man soon to be moving on who'll be dominating the camera lens over the match day as O'Driscoll says farewell to his supporters, with arguably an equally talismanic figure, Paul O'Connell, best summing up the situation leading up to the centre's 140th appearance.
"He's a quiet and understated guy, he's a bit embarrassed and he just wants to focus on finishing as well as he can, without any distractions."
O'Connell added on the prospect of not playing alongside O'Driscoll following next weekend: "It's hard to think what life will be like without him, but at the moment there's been very little mention of it from staff, players or Brian himself, and I'm sure that's the way he'd like it."
We're sure after the game the emotion and magnitude of the day will make for special memories for him and the whole Irish squad, ones they will hope coincide with a healthy win.
Ones to watch:
For Ireland: Building a score will be the mindset of Ireland on Saturday. If they get out in front via the boot of fly-half Jonathan Sexton, they will then look to cut loose. Sexton was this week passed fit after concern over a thumb injury so Italy may look to test him out in defence early on. If he comes through unscathed and plays his best game, Ireland should have few problems amassing points on Saturday.
For Italy: There are shoes to fill and then there are shoes to fill. Robert Barbieri is asked to step in for Sergio Parisse at number eight in what is a completely different back-row trio to the one that ran out to take on Scotland. In fact, from numbers 6 to 10 there have been changes as Joshua Furno, Paul Derbyshire, Tobias Botes and Luciano Orquera start. Can Orquera be the scourge of Ireland again?
Head-to-head: Italy's stand-out player this Six Nations Championship meets possibly one of the greatest in the tournament's history on Saturday as Michele Campagnaro goes toe-to-toe with Brian O'Driscoll. O'Driscoll becomes the most capped Test player in history this weekend, earning his 140th appearance (132 for Ireland and eight for the British and Irish Lions) so it promises to be a special occasion. Campagnaro will relish the challenge on an emotional day for O'Driscoll.
Recent results:
2013: Italy won 22-15, Rome
2012: Ireland won 42-10, Dublin
2011: Ireland won 36-6, Dunedin
2011: Ireland won 13-11, Rome
2010: Ireland won 29-11, Dublin
2009: Ireland won 38-9, Rome
2008: Ireland won 16-11, Dublin
2007: Ireland won 23-20, Belfast
2007: Ireland won 51-24, Rome
2006: Ireland won 26-16, Dublin
2005: Ireland won 28-17, Rome
2004: Ireland won 19-3, Dublin
Prediction: No surprises here as Ireland cruise to a win by 20!
The teams:
Ireland: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Andrew Trimble, 13 Brian O'Driscoll, 12 Gordon D'Arcy, 11 Dave Kearney, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Conor Murray, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Chris Henry, 6 Iain Henderson, 5 Paul O'Connell (c), 4 Devin Toner, 3 Mike Ross, 2 Rory Best, 1 Cian Healy.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Jack McGrath, 18 Martin Moore, 19 Rhys Ruddock, 20 Jordi Murphy, 21 Eoin Reddan, 22 Paddy Jackson, 23 Fergus McFadden.
Italy: 15 Luke McLean, 14 Angelo Esposito, 13 Michele Campagnaro, 12 Gonzalo Garcia, 11 Leonardo Sarto, 10 Luciano Orquera, 9 Tito Tebaldi, 8 Robert Barbieri, 7 Paul Derbyshire, 6 Joshua Furno, 5 Marco Bortolami (c), 4 Quentin Geldenhuys, 3 Martin Castrogiovanni, 2 Leonardo Ghiraldini, 1 Alberto de Marchi.
Replacements: 16 David Giazzon, 17 Michele Rizzo, 18 Lorenzo Cittadini, 19 Antonio Pavanello, 20 Manoa Vosawai, 21 Edoardo Gori, 22 Tommaso Allan, 23 Andrea Masi.
Date: Saturday, March 8
Kick-off: 14:30 GMT
Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales)
Assistant referees: Pascal Gauzère (France), Greg Garner (England)
Television match official: Geoff Warren (England)
Assessor: Andrew Cole (Australia)


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Well, at first I didn't notice a change after the update and actually liked the vote system but instagib mods are almost completely gone, at least for East coast players. iCTF used to have at least 5 servers running but just recently after this map rotation you'll be lucky to find 1 server, and I'm serious (I play in private servers too btw, and even when people make them are hard to populate them)...I've been playing iCTF since 2009...everything went to hell in contrast of what it used to be.
So basically if you think about it, the only playable maps for iCTF with the current map choices are courtyard, Rebound, and Siberia, the rest are just space and completely boring maps.
I'm also upset with clans that keep recruiting people...clans that have more than 30 members and don't allow other clans to grow so there can be more variety and a more competitive environment.
Clans with 30 members aren't competitive clans but made just for fun, such as drunk and -ffa-. Players from those clans in reality are a part of others.
And in your very specific case q3 might be an option, because of 1.16 noghost insta.
Also, mandatory lol instagib and lol ictf.
I agree about the rotations - in theory was a good idea, but as an example, this month really bites. As far as clans recruiting 30+ players, I tend to agree with YMCMB. Those clans are not so competitive and are just for fun, while clans like OK, RIP and ROTN are more stringent. Personally, our (ROTN) new recruiting process has limited the amount of newly accepted apps, and we remove inactives, so we have really refined our membership down to a very active clan - and one of quality and good people. I think any serious clan should take this approach to refining their membership base as so. Our rules are simple: good attitude and sportsmanship or you lose the ROTN tag. We vote you in based on how active you are with our team and your ATTITUDE, not just based on skill. I think that approach has really created a quality clan of fun, good hearted people who are also serious about the game.
Lastly, I love QL. It's the best online FPS out there. Although things aren't always perfect, and there is always room for improvement, it's my home.
ROTN = Revenge of the Noobz!
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it's already been said more than enough times, but here goes again....
pay up and you won't find anything lacking anymore.
things are the way things are now because the developers have bills to pay, and all you freeloaders aren't contributing to the bottom line.
if you joined expecting to be able to play this game indefinitely, for free, then you joined the wrong game.
I remember when quakelive started, they advertised as a free to pay by being an ad supported game. Eventually they came up with Premium which added more features, private servers, more maps etc this was totally fine. Now on the last update they ruined what they were about by taking away features to see if they could chip in a few more players to pay, most of them are leaving and now the people who play complain the community is shrinking. Quakelive now looks like a free demo and a shadow of its former self, I hope it goes back to what it used to be or its not going to have a bright future.
Here's an idea, but hold on to your hats because it's truly a difficult concept to grasp.
How about everyone purchase the bare minimum membership @ a whopping $20 for an entire year, heck, maybe even renew it the next year because you obviously enjoy this game and ID's service. All of your problems will then likely be resolved. I can understand that $1.67/mo can compromise your ability to pay your bills (if you have any) and live a satisfactory life.
With this level of naivety, I'm still dumbfounded that this game still exists.
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Game Three: Phoenix 94, Clippers 91
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Tonight I went to a Clippers-Suns game and a Grizz-Jazz game broke out.
An official timeout was called at 5:19 in the 4th quarter with the Clippers leading 79-76. Coming out of the timeout, the Suns ran off a 16-7 run. Tomorrow, we'll dissect the collapse. Tonight - a couple of observations:
There are so many memes floating around pre-game studios, daily notes columns and blogs (present company included), that there's a subversive satisfaction when they're turned on their head.
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- In order for PHX to win the series, they must accelerate the pace of the game.
- The Suns have to rack up a significant margin from beyond the arc.
- The Clippers frontcourt will dominate the series - the extent to which will determine their success.
- Fast break points will favor PHX - the extent to which will determine their success.
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- The final score of the game was 94-91. Who won?
- Team A's two post scorers recorded 12 FG in the paint; Team B's scored 11. Forgetting that the discrepancy of only 1 seems unkosher, which is Team A?
- Both teams sunk 7 three-point FGs. Who won?
- Team A racked up 7 fast break points to Team B's 3. Two questions - Who is Team A and, given the combined total of 10, who won the game?
An official timeout was called at 5:19 in the 4th quarter with the Clippers leading 79-76. Coming out of the timeout, the Suns ran off a 16-7 run. Tomorrow, we'll dissect the collapse. Tonight - a couple of observations:
- When Mike Dunleavy puts a small lineup on the court - particularly in a game whose tempo favors the Clips, he's effectively conforming his game plan to the Suns' style. The Brand, Cassell, Mobley, Livingston and Maggette lineup concedes that. But when Dunleavy adjusted at the start of the 4th with size - Kaman, Brand, Vlad, Livingston and Maggette - the Clippers went on a mad run. Now, you might say, "well...that was a product of Vlad's shooting rampage from beyond the arc." But most of the uncontested shots were created by PHX's defensive focus in the paint.
We can talk about size vs. speed, but those attributes are only valuable if you're able to capitalize on them. If you can't translate your size into any discernible advantage, then it's useless. The Clippers succeeded on the defensive end - their length and speed, be it Ross, Maggette, Livingston and good decisions by and large by our bigs - once they realized that Thomas and Marion were going to challenge them in the post.
But the Clippers were incompetent in using their size, not so much in their failure to obtain position for themselves on the block, but in not forcing Phoenix to work around screens. Raja Bell is a terrific on-ball defender. To neutralize him, make him fight through weak-side screens. If Marion is overly active on the defensive end, try an on-ball screen that'll switch him out to the arc. The Clippers offense was inert tonight largely because they couldn't get Elton the ball after the second quarter on the left side post. The Suns were content to leave the Clippers' ball handler in that sequence with an open shot up top. Sometimes they hit; sometimes the didn't. D'Antoni took that chance, but at the very least it disrupted EB.
- While I don't have a definitive answer why PHX was able to win a game they weren't supposed to win, one of my pre-Tivo theories is this: D'Antoni realized that unless his team made some serious adjustments on the glass, they were going to get killed. The problem with PHX sending everyone below the foul line, though, is that it neutralizes their break, because instead of getting out in transition, the entire Suns' team is roosting on the weak side glass - exactly where the Clippers set up shot on Wednesday night.
D'Antoni took that risk. Only 3 fast break points -- you okay with that, Mike?
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TURLOCK, CA - A mother is charged with murder after her 2-year-old daughter was found dead inside her Turlock home on the 1100 block of N. Denair Avenue, according to Officer Mayra Lewis.
Brandy Devine, 25, was arrested on Monday and is being held at the Stanislaus County jail without bail, according to jail records.
Neighbor Lydia Whitworth heard screams coming from Devine's Turlock home on Monday afternoonand ran to help.
"When I opened the door Brandy was just there hysterical saying 'Something's happened. The baby, the baby," recalled Whitworth.
Devine told Whitworth the child was dead.
Whitworthsaid Devine was the only adult inside the home. In a bedroom, Whitworth found 2-year-old Stephanie inside a crib. The toddler waswearing a shirt and had a dirty diaper, Whitworth said.
"At that time, a neighbor came with the phone with 911 already on the line, and they're asking what I see and if I can do CPR. I said 'I can't.' By the look of the baby there was no purpose of doing CPR," Whitworth said.
Whitworth said the child appeared to be dead for awhile.
"She was just gray. It's just, it's in my mind. I was really in shock yesterday," Whitworth said.
Neighbors began to gather around the scene when they saw the ambulance and police.
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Detectives interviewed Devine and she was arrested a short time later. She's charged with murder and two counts of child endangerment.
The child's cause of death has not been released.
"I tried asking her. I said 'Brandy, what happened what happened?" said Whitworth. "She goes, I don't' know I don't know. I go 'Well, when was the last time you checked on the baby? And she was just mumbling 'I don't know, I don't know. I think it was last night.'"
According to Devine's father, Randy Devine, Stephanie had cerebral palsy. He said Denise has three other children and was a stay-at-home Mom. Her other children are now with Child Protective Services, according to Devine.
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Those who want to go swimming in a public pool in Carbon County this summer will have only one choice: the Desert Wave Pool in Price. That's because on Thursday night the Helper City Council decided to close the pool in Helper Park indefinitely.
"This is not a matter of dollars and cents," said Helper Councilman Bob Farrell, whose responsibility includes the venue. "But it is a matter of safety. The pool is not fit to open, in fact it is a disgusting disgrace. It has just been neglected to the point where it is unsafe to let people swim there."
Farrell said he met with the pool personnel a couple of weeks ago and toured the facility. That's when he found the problems and began to consider what to do.
During the meeting he showed a series of photographs he had taken of various problems at the pool to the other council members. He said he had also called in the Southeastern Utah Health Department to look at the facility and they found it to be lacking in many ways as well.
"I think the main thing is that we don't want people to get hurt," stated Farrell. "For instance, the plastic strips over the deck drains were broken during a hail storm we had two summers ago. I could just see little kids toes getting caught in the holes in those strips."
Councilman Chuck Buchanan, however, did point out that it was about dollars and cents, in two different ways.
"Even if it was only $20,000 to fix the pool facilities we do not have the dollars to take care of it," he stated after the council was roundly criticized earlier in the meeting for their plans to raise utility rates and an inference by some that taxes may need to be raised to keep the city afloat. "But I am even more concerned about the liability the safety problems could cause for us."
Farrell's list of inadequacies at the pool is long. That list includes many problems, some of which include worn out facilities and equipment while others have to do with poor maintenance over the years. Some of the problems listed include:
An overflow ridge that was put on the pool in the early 1990's to increase the pools depth is beginning to deteriorate, exposing reebar that supports it to the open air.
A worn out filter system.
Broken pipes under the pool that continually leak, causing people who know the pool to call the space under it "the moat."
The broken drain strips on the pool deck.
Rotted out metal dividers in the locker rooms.
A broken lifeguard station.
Concrete falling into the pool from the deteriorating edges of the pool.
Damaged walls, inside and outside the facility, largely due to weather and the wet conditions.
The 57 year old facility had a major revamp through the use of Community Impact Board (CIB) money in the late 1980's and was rededicated, according to the plaque on the front of the facility, in 1990. Farrell recently had a local contractor come to the site to give him a rough estimate of what it would cost to get the facility into working order. The estimate came in at $40,000 to $50,000.
"One girl told me that when she swam there she wore tennis shoes to walk around the deck to keep from cutting her feet," said Farrell. "I think the horse has died, and it makes no sense to throw good money after bad, particularly money we don't have."
However, there were many people in the packed chambers in the Helper Auditorium that questioned the recommendation. Some understood the reason for Farrell's position, but question whether the pool could make it through another year, while plans could be made for building a new pool or revamping the old one.
"I agree the pool needs to be replaced," said resident Pam Juliano. "But I wonder if some of the things could be fixed and we could get through the summer with it?"
Jody Mascaro, who has managed the pool for 10 years also spoke about the problems that have been associated with the facility.
"I have to thank Bob for meeting with us at the pool," she stated. "Since I have worked here, there has not been a councilman who has seemed to care about the pool. I never had any support, but I didn't feel like it was my job to come and complain. However, I want everyone to know that we have never had a complaint from the health department."
Farrell followed up Mascaro's comments by saying that when the health department came out to look at the facility that they told him that tests for bacterioriology from last summer showed the pool passed every time.
One citizen wondered about getting a new pool built and Farrell told them that with the pool closing for safety reasons, the chances were good that the CIB may help with money for a new facility.
However, Mayor Joe Bonacci worried that citizens might misconstrue the process of getting money from the CIB.
"Please understand our predicament," he said. "They are not just going to give us the money. They almost always require a matching sum."
Farrell explained that he had talked with some members of the Restaurant Tax Board and that there is a possibility some money could come from that group, and that money could be used for a match for CIB funds.
At that point a motion was made to close the pool, and it passed 3-2, but that didn't end the debate.
A number of parents complained about not having anything for kids to do during the summer in Helper. Some stated that the city is concerned about getting business into Helper, but then they do things like close the pool and people will have to take their money to Price and support the pool there.
"Look, we just get chastised for spending too much money," stated Bonacci. "We live a sue happy society and the pools condition could cause us liability problems. How many here would be willing to support a tax increase to build a new pool?"
A number of citizens raised their hands, but a number also grumbled about the idea of any more taxes.
The discussion, however, continued about liability issues. One woman said she would be willing to sign a disclaimer for her kids, holding the city harmless in case they were injured. But Helper city attorney Gene Strate pointed out that no one can sign their childrens rights away.
The debate eventually faded away into talking about business in the town and how to get the money to improve the facilities and the infrastructure of the community.
"The question we have to ask about this is why we didn't do something in the past to keep this from happening," said Councilman Bob Welch as the discussion ended. "We are just starting to see the light on what we need to do in this town."


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If "style savant" was an actual phrase in the dictionary, we have a feeling there would be a picture of Mary-Kate Olsen next to it. And with good reason: you can trace countless trends back to this fashion dynamo, as she continually creates wholly original and enviably unique ensembles on a daily basis. In addition to influencing the way the world dresses with her noteworthy, often-emulated outfits, Olsen is also controlling the pieces everyone buys, thanks to the fashion empire she co-founded with sister Ashley, which reaches consumers at every level, from luxury (The Row), contemporary womenswear (Elizabeth and James), casual lifestyle (Textile Elizabeth and James), juniors (Olsenboye, which retails exclusively at J. C. Penney), and online-only commerce (StyleMint). While Olsen is always relevant, right now is a particularly exciting time in her career--she was a CFDA Swarovski Award for Emerging Talent nominee, just launched StyleMint, and The Row's first handbag collection debuts this fall--hence today's Guest Editor story. Considering her extremely intense schedule, we were delighted that the mini mogul took the time to tell us about her obsessions du jour, selections that are just as super-chic as she is!
The Row Day Luxe Bag ($5,400, 212.826.8900) in Black
Hitting stores--including Barneys--at the end of July, The Row handbags are sure to become the most coveted accessories in the world. (No offense, Hermes.) Though they are decidedly pricey, each bag is the picture of understated chicness, as Olsen herself attests.
Gravati Two-Tone Oxfords ($424) in Black/White
Of all the amazing footwear options on the market right now, the shoes that caught Olsen's eye are these beautiful two-tone oxfords. The black-and-white palette is perpetually in fashion and we also appreciate their foot-friendly silhouette.
Wendy Brigode Faceted Hematite With South Sea Pearls and Diamond Pave Ball Necklace
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Elizabeth and James jewelry is often focused on some of nature's unsung critters--beetles and crabs have been recent motifs--so it's not really surprising that Olsen goes for organic baubles in her personal life. Case in point: this stunning black pearl necklace from Wendy Brigode, which will be available at the Neiman Marcus store in Newport Beach this August.
Tom Ford Beauty Black Orchid Eau de Parfum Spray ($95)
Tom Ford is known for his vision and singular taste, much like Olsen herself, so we were delighted to learn that our Guest Editor is a fan of one of his perfumes. The fragrance's sandalwood and patchouli notes hint at Olsen's bohemian side, while the sleek packaging is pure glamour.
Elizabeth and James Lafayette Sunglasses ($155)
Olsen is rarely seen in public without an interesting pair of sunglasses, but of all the shades out there, right now she adores these modern cat-eye frames. Universally flattering and unquestionably cool, we think her pick is a must-buy!
StyleMint Prince T-Shirt ($29.99)
If you haven't visited StyleMint--Olsen's latest venture, brought to you by the visionaries behind Kate Bosworth's JewelMint--you must do so immediately. Each month you can purchase one of four different t-shirt styles--most of which are available in multiple colors--created by Mary-Kate and Ashley for only $29.99. At that very reasonable price, we're planning on buying a shirt (or several!) every month!
Chanel Pre-Fall 11, Look 67
While Olsen admires many designers--including Jean Paul Gaultier, due to his "sense of humor and playfulness"--our Guest Editor selected a Chanel look as her RTW favorite. The ensemble is from the Pre-Fall 11 collection and is comprised of a black muslin blouse, figured lace coat, washed black jeans, and a headband (all available at select Chanel boutiques, 800.550.0005). It's the epitome of craftsmanship, something Olsen certainly admires, as you can tell from looking at her own work for The Row.
Pressed Juicery Juice ($6.50, 310.477.7171) in Apple Lemon Extra Ginger
Once upon a time ago, you might have spotted Olsen carrying a Starbucks cup, but these days she's just as likely to have something healthier in hand, like a juice from Pressed Juicery! The 100% raw and unpasteurized juices are a Los Angeles phenomenon, and are also available as part of a detox/cleansing package, so be sure to check them out today!
By Terry Rose Balm ($60)
Generally speaking, Olsen is not really one to wear heavy makeup, which is why her go-to beauty selection makes so much sense. Rather than a dramatic lipstick or an opaque foundation, she picked By Terry's super silky lip balm. In addition to nourishing your lips (or even your cuticles, you can use it wherever!), it also protects them, thanks to its SPF 15 formula.
Cire Trudon Candles ($1-$5 each)
While some girls go ga-ga for a bouquet of peonies (er, like us), Olsen prefers to indulge in something that lasts a little longer: Cire Trudon candles. These slim wax stems are a colorful, luxurious alternative to quick-to-perish posies and that a touch of whimsy we always associate with Olsen.


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i've seen lots of "drunk" people in QL. usually changed their clantag when loosing
i'l send invite when QL team will fix login problem
thanks dublin.. it's a tag i've used for a long time and won't change.. heee and lets hope QL gets the servers up today.. I'm off for the weekend. No work!
invite sent.
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Beloit, WI -- The Beloit College Volleyball team dropped a 3-0 match to Grinnell College in Flood Arena on Saturday afternoon.
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3.Take a kayak tour on the Mississippi River with Above the Falls Sports. It's an awesome way experience Minneapolis.
4. iPod out of juice? Head on over to one of the five major Minneapolis parks anytime during the week to hear live music, part of Minneapolis Music in the Parks.
5. Sit on the deck of Tuggs Tavern in Saint Anthony Main in the summertime—enjoy a stuffed burger and lemonade while taking in the skyline and riverfront views.
6. Play cricket outside at Bryn Mawr Park adjacent to the Cedar Lake Trail. For a full list of Minneapolis parks, click here
7. Canoe and look at the beautiful houses along Lake of the Isles.
8. Enjoy the patio views over dinner at Monte Carlo Bar & Cafe in the summer.
9. Shop and eat your way through Mill City Farmers Market on a Saturday morning.
10. 450 different types of food served up deep fried, in a bucket, wrapped up and even on a stick warrant a trip down to the Minnesota State Fair.
11. View the largest fireworks display west of the Mississippi every July, then head to the Soap Factory for the annual Ten Second Film Festival.
12. Catch some curb and watch the Art Car Parade in Uptown.
13. Stroll through a Japanese peace garden and the country's second oldest public rose garden, located on picturesque Lake Harriet—on Minneapolis's Chain of Lakes.
14. Catch a glimpse of a Queen (the Queen of the Lakes) at an Aquatennial Parade.
15. Go lawn bowling with some friends at Brit's Pub.
16. Get a bird's eye view of downtown Minneapolis from Prohibition, situated on the 27th floor of the W at the Foshay.
17. Dance, drink and get "diva-d" at Twin Cities Pride Fest, the largest free gay pride festival in the country.
18. Enjoy sidewalk dining at dozens of restaurants along downtown's Nicollet Mall.
19. Float down the Mississippi on the Minneapolis Queen.
20. Interact with exhibits or catch a show on one of the biggest screens in town at the Science Museum of Minnesota.
21. Sit under the stars and watch a movie in Loring Park.
22. Hop on a Nice Ride bike at one of the 170 stations and explore the city on two wheels of eco-friendliness.
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24. Nosh on pomme frites and sip great beers at Café Barbette's Bastille Day Block Party.
25. Catch a concert at First Avenue in downtown Minneapolis .
26. Shop until you drop at Gavidae Common located on the walkable 12-block stretch of Nicollet Mall.
27. Cool off with a pint and watch a game of soccer at The Local, a favorite Irish pub on Nicollet Mall.
28. Catch a flick at the Riverview Theater and then set up camp with friends and a flight of wine on the patio of the River View Wine Bar.
29. Stop by Marin Restaurant and try one of the 111 types of gin on thier outdoor patio.
30. Play softball in one of Minneapolis's 170 parks, where the sport was created 100 years ago.
31. Attend a Sunday morning non-denominational service at the Lake Harriet Bandshell.
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33. Attend the free family day at the Walker Art Center.
34. Learn about Minneapolis history in 19 minutes flat at Mill City Museum.
35. Watch the world go by at an outdoor concert in Peavey Plaza.
36. Throw your tam in the air with Mary—the Mary Tyler Moore statue on Nicollet Mall, that is.
37. Walk through the Sculpture Garden at the Walker Art Center.
38. Cruise down Victory Memorial Drive to Theodore Wirth Parkway and beyond, watching the wildlife (yes, in the city limits).
39. Play Frisbee golf—the Minneapolis area hosts more disc golf parks than almost any other metropolitan area in the U.S.
40. Explore Minneapolis with your taste buds at Spoonriver, La Belle Vie, Fogo de Chao and Saffron.
41. Enjoy dinner at the Oak Grille followed by a touring Broadway Show at the Historic State or Orpheum Theatre.
42. Grab a monocle, top hat and your best British accent and sample some bangers and mash with authentic English beer at Brit's Pub.
43. Get your football fix by watching a Gophers game at TCF Bank Stadium on Saturday.
44. Participate in a Fun Run around beautiful Minneapolis, organized by Twin Cities In Motion.
45. Indulge in high-class steak perfection at Murray's Restaurant.
46. Learn something from a book—and the architecture—at the Minneapolis Central Library.
47. Arrive early and stay late at Gasthof's Oktoberfest festival every autumn.
48. Hear inspirational music at the Basilica of St. Mary, the oldest basilica in the country.
49. Enjoy a Tourtiere (French Meat Pie) after Sunday service at Minneapolis's oldest church: Our Lady of Lourdes Church.
50. Take a trip back in time at Nye's Polonaise Room, rated the best bar in the nation, and belt out a tune at the piano bar.
51. Take a day to see nearly 100,000 items on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
52. Toga up and taste authentic Greek food and wine (along with music and cooking demos) at the Minneapolis Greek Festival.
53. Take a backstage tour of the Tony Award-winning Guthrie Theater.
54. Find internationally-themed groceries, food and unique gifts in South Minneapolis at Midtown Global Market.
55. Run around any of Minneapolis's 22 lakes to train for the Twin Cities Marathon in October.
56. Take home something with a Latin flair from Mercado Central, a market on Lake Street with more than 40 Latino businesses.
57. Steal a kiss with your sweetheart on the Stone Arch Bridge.
58. Duck into the Chambers Hotel's lobby and view the modern art collection.
59. For a blast of Barbie, head to Barbie The Dreamhouse Experience.
60. Shop at one of the eclectic boutiques in Northeast Minneapolis for a little something new.
61. See a show, puppet-style, at In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre.
62. Watch a classic movie—from the 40s or the 80s—at midnight on Saturdays at the Uptown Theater.
63. Learn about Minneapolis history and explore mill ruins at the Mill City Museum and Mill Ruins Park on the Mississippi Riverfront.
64. Rent a canoe and float on Lake of the Isles while enjoying the fall colors.
65. Hop on a Twin City trolley for a city tour.
66. Grab a seat at a Gophers basketball game at the University of Minnesota.
67. Splash around in a 15,000-foot water park, then ice skate indoors at The Depot.
68. Take the whole family for "kids eat free" day (Sunday) at popular local restaurant D'Amico & Sons.
69. Catch a show at a discount —go through the rush line at many local theaters.
70. Known as the "Best of the Midwest," check out the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival.
71. Bike or run around Lake Calhoun on a sunny weekend afternoon.
72. Enjoy outdoor baseball in the best sports venue in the nation: Target Field.
73. Take a lengthy bike ride with a bunch of friends down the Mississippi along the Grand Rounds Scenic Byway.
74. Take the walking path out of Boom Island, down to St. Anthony Main, and across the Stone Arch Bridge, following the Mississippi River back to Boom Island.
75. Celebrate spring with friends over appetizers and drinks at Kieran's Irish Pub.
76. De-stress with a walk at a fun park or trail.
77. Peruse the artists' galleries and little shops at the Northrup King building in Minneapolis.
78. Meet an artist and buy their work at Northeast Minneapolis's Art-a-Whirl weekend.
79. Picnic near "Spoonbridge and Cherry" at the Minneapolis Sculpture Gardens.
80. Make the pilgrimage and find a treasure at the quaint Bryn Mawr neighborhood's annual Festival of Garage Sales.
81. Catch a glimpse of blooming talent at the Children's Theatre Company, the Tony Award-winning theater for youth.
82. Canoe down Minnehaha Creek, then view the fabulous Minnehaha Falls.
83. Learn Scandinavian customs and traditions in a historic mansion, the American Swedish Institute.
84. Spice up your breakfast at the well-loved, Cuban-flavored Victor's 1959 Café.
85. Stop to smell the flowers at the Macy's Spring Flower Show in its eighth floor auditorium at the flagship downtown Minneapolis store.
86. Fish for musky in Lake Calhoun, and explore the Mississippi River through Wildnerness Inquiry .
87. Window-shop and stop for a bite in the Linden Hills neighborhood.
88. Learn and have fun while you're at it—take a Magical History Tour on a Segway.
89. Cool off with an ice cream treat from Ben & Jerry's Calhoun.
90. Line up for a May Day parade like no other on Bloomington Avenue.
91. Enjoy a movie night at Great Clips IMAX Theatre at the Minnesota Zoo.
92. Take a class on painting, crocheting, or quilitng at the Textile Center.
93. Stroll Uptown at the annual CARAG neighborhood garage sale.
94. Ride a bike or cruise the Mt. Curve neighborhood, shaded by trees and gorgeous homes.
95. Hit the juice bar for OatsCreme at the Wedge—the highest grossing food co-op in the country.
96. Catch an indie film at the Lagoon Theater.
97. Get a taste of Eastern European goodness at Kramarczuk's Deli in "Nordeast" Minneapolis.
98. Salsa dance at Picosa on a Saturday night, with the lights of the skyline behind you.
99. See where Aveda got it's start. Get pampered at Aveda Institute's Northeast Minneapolis location.
100. Break out some verse at a poetry slam at Kieran's Irish Pub.
101. Eat in the kitchen at Heidi's in South Minneapolis.
102. Hang around for the hysterical improv session after a performance at the Brave New Workshop.
103. Ask the Lake Harriet elf a question, via note (he lives in a tree). Come back the next day to find the answer.
104. Have dinner along a window table at Café Lurcat on a winter night, overlooking Loring Park covered in snow and lit by the streetlights.
105. Get your holiday shopping done with some great local shops.
106. Take in the Holidazzle Village in downtown Minneapolis.
107. Try rock-climbing indoors at Midwest Mountaineering for free.
108. Sample the house-made beer selection at Town Hall Brewery.
109. Bowl! Pick a lane at Bryant Lake Bowl, Elsie's or Stardust Lanes.
110. Enjoy a classic Christmas custom by taking in A Christmas Carol at the Guthrie Theater.
111. Go ice-skating on lakes, ponds and community center fields.
112. Spoil yourself for no apparent reason: Fogo de Chão, Chino Latino or Ichiban.
113. Cozy up to a great cup of coffee and authentic French cuisine at French Corner Bistro.
114. Witness the beauty and serenity of the season at Macy's 8th Floor Holiday Display.
115. Stop and smell the roses at Art in Bloom at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
116. Savor a delicious breakfast at La Belle Crepes in downtown Minneapolis.
117. Challenge your creativity at Paper Source in Uptown.
118. On a cold winter night, warm up with the sizzling pizza at Pizza Luce—open late!
119. Skate where the ice never melts—inside at the historic Depot in downtown Minneapolis.
120. Race the Valentine's Day TC 5k Run/Walk with your sweetheart.
121. Get competitive with the hipsters at the Uptown VFW on bingo night.
122. Visit the club that made Prince famous: First Avenue.
123. Cross-country ski at Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis.
124. Get a touch of summer at Surf Night at the Hexagon Bar (first Saturday of every month).
125. Explore the inner author in you at Open Book literary arts center in the Warehouse District.
126. Peruse global flavors of the world at Midtown Global Market on Lake Street.
127. Walk the skyways AND play golf at the Skyway Open. Careful, though; the IDS skyway breaks left.
128. Release your inner rowdy college side at a Minnesota Gopher basketball or hockey game.
129. Sample wines from around the world at Lucia's in Uptown.
130. Catch performance artists from around the world at Cedar Cultural Center in the West Bank.
131. Sip a drink in the Ice Bar at the Chambers Hotel—bring your mittens!
132. Warm up with the comfort rotisserie cooking at Brasa.
133. Grab a bite at Hubert's and then catch a Timberwolves game at the Target Center.
134. Discover your inner artist with a class at Intermedia Arts.
135. Stock up on paintings, photography, sculpture and more at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design's annual student art sale.
136. Take a tour of holiday lights with metroConnections.
137. Take in 5,000 years of art and culture at the always-free Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
138. Fly kites during the annual Lake Harriet Winter Kite Festival.
139. Take photos of St. Anthony Falls from the Guthrie's Endless Bridge that jets out over the Mississippi.
140. Ski—or just watch—the breathtakingly beautiful Luminary Loppet each February. The course is lit by thousands of candle lights.
141. Bundle up and go watch amateur and pro athletes compete in the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships in January on Lake Nokomis.
142. Venture out during the intermission of a show at the Guthrie Theater to savor a view of the riverfront.
143. Sea Life Minnesota Aquarium features more than 5,000 sea creatures that you can see and even touch! Come face to face with sea turtles, sharks, stingrays and more.
144. Have a laugh and enjoy some music at the The Shout House.
145. Explore traditional art and culture at the Somali Artifact & Cultural Museum in Minneapolis, a city that is home to the largest Somali population in North America.
146. Go to a sporting event—from roller derby and broomball to baseball and basketball.
147. Play pub trivia every night of the week at a different cool spot: 331 Club (Sunday), Triple Rock Social Club (Monday), Club Jager or Pi (Tuesday), The Corner Bar, Nomad World Pub, Pizza Luce or Leaning Tower of Pizza (Wednesday), Brit's Pub (Thursday), The Little Wagon (Friday), Chatterbox (Saturday).
148. Deck out your digs with cool furnishing finds at Warehouse District shops.
149. Chow on fabulous, budget-friendly sushi at Wasabi.
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The Financial Secrecy Index ranks jurisdictions according to their secrecy and the scale of their activities. A politically neutral ranking, it is a tool for understanding global financial secrecy, tax havens or secrecy jurisdictions, and illicit financial flows.
The index was launched on November 7, 2013.
Shining light into dark places
An estimated $21 to $32 trillion of private financial wealth is located, untaxed or lightly taxed, in secrecy jurisdictions around the world. Illicit cross-border financial flows add up to an estimated $1-1.6 trillion each year. Since the 1970s African countries alone are estimated to have lost over $1 trillion in capital flight, dwarfing their current external debts of 'just' $190 billion and making Africa a major net creditor to the world. But those assets are in the hands of a few wealthy people, protected by offshore secrecy, while the debts are shouldered by broad African populations.
Yet rich countries suffer too: in the recent global financial crisis, European countries like Greece, Italy and Portugal have been brought to their knees by decades of secrecy and tax evasion.
Secrecy jurisdictions - a term we often use as an alternative to the more widely used term tax havens - use secrecy to attract illicit and illegitimate or abusive financial flows.
A global industry has developed involving the world's biggest banks, law practices and accounting firms which not only provide secretive offshore structures to their tax- and law-dodging clients, but aggressively market them. 'Competition' between jurisdictions to provide secrecy facilities has, particularly since the era of financial globalisation took off in the 1980s, become a central feature of global financial markets.
The problems go far beyond tax. In providing secrecy, the offshore world corrupts and distorts markets and investments, shaping them in ways that have nothing to do with efficiency. The secrecy world creates a criminogenic hothouse for multiple evils including fraud, tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance, escape from financial regulations, embezzlement, insider dealing, bribery, money laundering, and plenty more. It provides multiple facilities for insiders to extract wealth at the expense of societies elsewhere, creating political impunity and undermining the healthy 'no taxation without representation' bargain that has underpinned the growth of accountable modern nation states. Instead of depending on tax, many countries are forced to depend on foreign aid.
This is not just a 'developing country' issue either: it hurts citizens of rich and poor countries alike.
Click here for the full 2013 ranking
What is the significance of this index?
In identifying the providers of international financial secrecy, the Financial Secrecy Index reveals that the traditional stereotype of tax havens is misconceived. The world's most important providers of financial secrecy are not small, palm-fringed islands as many suppose, but some of the world's biggest and wealthiest countries.
It shows that the illicit financial flows that keep developing nations poor are predominantly enabled by rich OECD member countries and their satellites, which are the main recipients of or conduits for these illicit flows. The trillion-dollar figure for annual illicit financial flows out of developing countries, above, compares with just US$130 billion or so in global foreign aid. So for every dollar of aid provided by OECD countries to developing nations, ten dollars or so flow back, under the table, towards OECD nations and their offshore satellites.
The implications for global power politics are clearly enormous, and help explain why widely heralded international efforts to crack down on tax havens and financial secrecy have been rather ineffective, despite many fine words from G20 and OECD countries: for it is these countries -- which receive these gigantic inflows -- that set the rules of the game.
Although there have been some positive changes since our last index in 2011, the infrastructure of global financial secrecy remains alive and well.
For too long, governments and campaigners concerned with cross-border finance focused on narrow problems such as terrorist financing and on certain kinds of money laundering, while ignoring much bigger flows involving tax evasion, abusive trade pricing and a range of other crimes and abuses. These larger problems operate through, and perpetuate, exactly the same mechanisms of offshore financial secrecy that facilitate cross-border flows of terrorist and drug financing. Tackling the smaller issues, while ignoring the bigger ones, cannot work.
The only realistic way to address these problems comprehensively is to tackle them at root: by directly confronting offshore secrecy and the global infrastructure that creates it. A first step towards this goal is to identify as accurately as possible the jurisdictions that make it their business to provide offshore secrecy.
This is what the FSI does. It is the product of years of detailed research by a dedicated team, and there is nothing else like it out there.
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I am intrigued as to why he has 60 shirts with him...
I ship my stuff via FOREX from the USA to Philippines before leaving the USA. You can send a 18"X20"X30" box weighing up to 150 pounds for about $100. Try that on an airplane!!! We each take a backpack with our emergency clothes and cash in them.
With family in Hong Kong this comment interested me - but googling forex in the UK only returned currency trading sites. Can you give more details?
Google "Forex Cargo" I think it's forexworld.com
He wouldn't want to get an urgent itch under 70 items.
Must have been on his way straight to the open Market at Muthaiga Mall to resell them for if he got those shirts and jeans on over top of each other he had to have lots of XXXL sizes.
Many people flying routes like this take large amounts of items to sell at the destination to recover ticket costs.
Say what you want, but I find his action creative! The airlines don't want to adjust their fares because of "competition". (Southwest does just fine by the way by not charging for normal baggage.) So they want to limit what you can bring as a carry-on, and then charge you for bags. I love it.
That people put up with such bullshit is whats unbelievable. I'd rather fly my 182 at night in moderate to severe turbulence with 2 inches of rime ice plastered to my windshield than spend one second on an airliner sitting between two snot nosed college kids glued to their Iphone20's and drinking Starbucks coffee.lol
I think I'd rather have you do that, too.
Didn't have to iron anything when he arrived.
Just think if he must go to the loo!!!!
Now thats called using your brain!
The guy just copied a scene from the Eurotrip movie.
Must've gotten through security nice and quick
Joey: Look at me--I'm Chandler! Could I be wearing any more clothes? Maybe if I wasn't going commando!
LOL, but when you read on.... you see that "Wanting to board a flight to Nairobi, Kenya, he was stopped by the metal detector and had to undergo a full body search.
That probably took so long that he missed his flight!
Would be an interesting pat down....
I don't even own 60 shirts...I assume this was a one-way ticket...!
a bit unbelievable - how does one wear 60 shirts and as many jeans???
Ingenuity at it's best!
I've heard of a family (before baggage charges were so high) who actually moved the majority of their boxes along with them on a flight to their new home because it was cheaper than a moving van. Them days are gone forever, but I thought it was quite creative of them. Who'd have thunk it.
Maybe the airlines should surcharge if the total weight of the baggage and the person is over some number.
Ha ha ! Love it ! Did they make him pay for an extra seat though? ... because I doubt he fit into just one seat with that many layers on !?
I dont blame him. Whats with these effin airlines these days. Last time I flew on Allegiant Air was the Last time I will fly on Allegiant Air. There wasnt enough leg room for a midget much less an average sized person. They allowed each passenger one carry on bag with a total capacity of about 1 cubic centimeter. If you put the designer of their airplanes brain on the edge of a razor blade it would look like a BB rolling down a 4-lane highway.
Seriously??? What else will people do to get a cheap fare!! Not going to get away with it! Listen up, passengers...it is what it is...GET OVER IT! Can't get anything for free! Although, you are trying your damnest to suck the life out of. The airline! Thank you , Mr.President, Jimmy Carter, for deregulation! This is the result of what ever you were thinking! The fall of the airline industry as we used to know it!
I agree, as I would think most will, this man has taken an extreme route. However, in these days of high unemployment and economically difficult times we have to do what we have to do to make money stretch as far as possible. (Not to mention that this man, I'm reasonably certain, was probably a bit of a jokester while at the same time making a point, which it seems he accomplished.)
What would that guy have done if he had to use the commode quickly?
Well done !!
But, would he give you the shirt off his back?
Just think, you could have a larger selection than in the shops.
Real glad he didn't try on pairs of shoes
glad he didn't have 5 pairs of shoes with him
Exactly how long was the full body search?.. o_o
I am very interested to know how the airline people dealt with him !!!????
AND, if they allowed him to board, did they manage to fit him onto a seat ???!!!
I am very interested to know how the airline people dealt with him !!!???
And, if they allowed him to board, they did managed to fit him onto a seat ???!!!
who has 60 shirts in their luggage?
Someone who wants to sell them at a flea market at the other end of the flight to help recoup the expenses? Just a guess.
somebody going outta country for a long time or for good? a shirt salesman?
Go figure.. Idiots born every day.
Stickin' it to the Man
البخيل قريب من النار بعيد عن الجنة
Google Translate thinks " Skimpy close to the fire is far from Paradise".
Not sure what Skimpy has to do with it, I like the rest
Who in the world travels with SIXTY shirts????? And how in the world get he get them on without ripping them apart at the seams? Inquiring minds want to know! <tongue firmly in cheek>
Well if you want to take a two week vacation in Hawaii per ex here is what you should bring (for one person):
28 Shirts
14 (at least) Shorts
14 (at least) Bathing Suits
2 Jeans
2 pair of flip-flops
2 pair of shoes
10 Shirts
4 shorts
7 underwear
2 bathing suits
1 jeans
2 shoes
1 flip flop
36 shirts
36 underwear
4 bras
6 dresses
4 bathing suits
2 jeans
8 shoes
4 flip flops
Who seriously takes 25 shirts for a two week vacation? Or 14 bathing suits or pairs of shorts???
Try wearing them all at once.... <chuckle>
Yeah good point there.
They were all different sizes. He was the owner of the small store.
As the kids say... 'WIN!'
Can't blame him with todays baggage fees, overweight fees, carry-on fees, 2 suitcase fees, and what not.
Bullshit. See how many of your shirts you can get on after about the fourth one. Ditto jeans, try getting a third pair on. The article is crap.
I agree with you. This is just common sense and reality..without even trying out. That guy could have packed up other size dresses as well.
The more people they have the more money they make.
Oh omg the things people do
Just think what a dull place this planet would be without people such as that.
Ops !!! He may b experimenting different size clothes for some other purpose.
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Looks like an old story from 2008 ...
but yet it still happened
I think his relatives fly Spirit and do the same thing. I've been behind them several times in the "Check Baggage" line. Sometimes they shift stuff from one suitcase to the other (while everybody else waits for them to finish).


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