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Coming into Saturday night, the host San Jose Earthquakes had never beaten the Portland Timbers in a MLS match.
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Dive in the box should have earned Salinas a red card
Eh, I've seen worse, there was contact there, I was more upset about Lenhart's goal that looked like he never made it back from an offside position, but they took it so quickly I don't think the ref noticed. But really I put the loss on the Timbers, the finishing was awful and they had some sloppy play that resulted in both san jose chances.
Salinas PK wasn't a dive, but Lenhart appeared to be a tad offside on the second goal. Them's the breaks – glad to see a miscall go the Quakes way for a change. It was great to see Corrales subbed in to calm the team down at the end. I just wish that Watson had subbed Jahn out about 20 minutes earlier – he was tired and that probably contributed to the bad give-away that led to Portland's goal. You don't expect your forward to be one of the key defenders on the team, but Jahn was back there blocking crosses and clearing out corner kicks all night. I hope that when Goodson arrives the defense will get better so the forwards don't have to act as last-ditch defenders.
Yeah you make some good points. Im not really worried about the Timbers however. They rythm got messed up a bit with so many key players being out for int duty who are now back in the fold but obviously its going to take some time to all get back on the same page. and with Chara being out it made this game more tough. you're right, finishing was crap because we def had the opportunities. on to the next one.
Good win for the Quakes. I was very excited to see Stewart at LB, he's a quality player. Very good in the air with good distribution. He can also play LM when Morrow returns to LB. With Goodson coming off a solid GC, the defense looks to finally have some quality and depth…which is a great foundation to build on. Don't sleep on the Quakes, there's still time to go on a run. I'll bet Wondow sews and extra W into his Quakes jersey and goes on a goal scoring run. He got the monkey off his back for the nats and his confidence should be high returning to the Quakes.
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It was a clear PK.
yeah, and Lenhart was clearly offside, what are you gonna do.


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From the child support Guideline of MA, it says: In establishing support orders for children over age 18, to the extent permitted by law, the Court shall exercise its discretion considering the reason for the continued residence with and dependence on the
Recipient, the child's academic circumstances, living situation, the available resources of the parents, the costs of postsecondary education for the child and the allocation of those costs between the parents, and the availability of financial aid. However, I was told the child support amount should follow the formula in the child support guideline. If the parents had set up an account which is enough to pay tuition and room and board with consideration of scholarship the child is getting, is it possible to reduce child support amount?We didn't want to stop child support and will make sure the kid gets what he needs, but based on the formula, we feel the amount is overwelming esp. the new formula results in the more amount for 1 kid than what the child support amount for 2 kids (based on the old formula and the older one had just graduated). We wonder if the court would consider average expense for college kid to determine actual child support amount. The kid account was set up to pay college expenses before the divorce and it's in the kid's name. If there were no divorce, this account would be used for the kid's education. Why the non-custodial parent would be forced to pay a lot more based on the formula without consideration of the account? Is there any similar case that the child support amount is reduced from the calculation?
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The amount of child support for children over the age of 18 is still based on the child support guidelines, however, when the child is 18 or older and is enrolled in school the court will inquire into the particular circumstances of your case and make a determination of whether or not deviation from the guidelines is warranted based on other contributions made on behalf of the child. Before you file a modification action you should look at your separation agreement and/or judgment and read any sections relating to child support and education expenses to make sure this scenario wasn't already addressed in the agreement.Ask a similar question
In this instance, I would argue that the parent who has set-up this account would not be obligated to pay child support. However, your assertion regarding the "scholarship" is confusing and does not make any sense in context. However, the custodial parent could certainly make arguments that the child support should continue to be paid, as the custodial parent still must keep a place for the child to live during school vacations, etc. The final decision would be made by the trial judge, and said judge has an extreme amount of discretion in this instance.
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The college offer 10k scholarship each year toward the tuition. Taking this scholarship into consideration, the account has enough money to pay the rest of tuition and room and board for 4-year college. We didn't want to stop child support, but based on the formula, we need to pay almost $2000 for child support for 1 kid, which is a bit shocking. How many kids need to spend that much money each month given tuition and room and board is paid?
First, the guidelines are intended to suggest an appropriate child support amount when the parties' combined gross income is less than $250,000.00. Where the parties' combined gross income is more than $250,000.00 the presumptive support order is always set at the amount suggested if the parties' combined gross income is actually $250,000.00. Further, for children over the age of 18, many factors are considered by the court, including the assistance provided by the parties towards the costs of college. Indeed, technically speaking, the guidelines do not even apply to a child over the age of 18 and not in high school. However, as a practical matter, the court still uses the guidelines to determine what a reasonable amount of support should be. I believe in your circumstance because of the amount of money you have contributed, and under the totality of the circumstances, you should no longer be obligated to provide support. The caveat here is this is totally and solely in the discretion of the judge. I have seen instances where a support order was awarded in a similar circumstance. However, it is my opinion that based upon everything I know, that you should not be paying support anymore. You should see file a Complaint For Modification ASAP, and get this brought before the court. (I would expect this to be litigated vigorously as the custodial parent is looking at a huge loss of income).
Thank you. I totally agree "technically speaking, the guidelines do not even apply to a child over the age of 18 and not in high school". How come judge can still base on the guideline formula? On another (but related) subject, I don't see MA laws enforce married parents to pay college cost for their kids? Otherwise, maybe there would be no student loans?
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I still like him. Seem's like a hell of a guy and I guess I just have a soft spot for people who overcome tough situations.
This was pretty cool I thought.
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Cincinnati WR Mardy Gilyard's official forty time at the Scouting Combine was 4.56. He posted a 39-inch vertical.
Gilyard, who likely needed a sub-4.5 to have a chance of going in round one, expressed disappointment with the time and will run again at the Bearcats' March 10 Pro Day. The important thing, of course, is that Gilyard can play.
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Drones are all the rage in the high street these days. But the risks they pose are more than people think. Intelligent Insurer investigates.
The next time you turn on your TV and watch a sports match or a concert take a moment to wonder what's sending the aerial shots of the venue. The chances are that you're watching footage shot by a drone.
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Toby is will be 6 years old in December. He is healthy, active, lovable and loyal. He is pretty attached and does not let me out of his sight. He loves being held and is a total lap dog. He weighs 10#s, up to date on shots, neutered and chipped. He came to me as a rescue in pretty poor shape so not sure what he came from. He does better in an adult environment, is OK with children although he is better in a setting where he does not get a lot of stimulation. He is good with the groomer but gets highly excitable when seeing other animals. He tends to be shy with strangers but is very sweet and calm as long as he is held. He came to me right after the death of my husband so I have spoiled him into thinking it was he and I against the world. Although he has not been exposed to men he responds well to them if they show interest. He is smart, trainable and crate trained. He sits, does down but his little butt is always jiggling.
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Logo's Global Ally Examines the Less Sunny Side of Jamaica
"Growing up, my mother was always saying that [if] any of her child become gay or lesbian, she would take them out personally," says the unidentified man in the red tank top, his head sliced from the camera shot. "Meaning she would kill us herself."
Facing these sorts of attitudes and resorting to clandestine behavior are the reality for the LGBT community in Jamaica, where same-sex relations are scorned by an enormous chunk of the population: more than 80 percent, according to a new video from Logo's Global Ally campaign and the Where Love Is Illegal organization, believe that homosexuality is immoral. And while homosexuality is not illegal, "acts of gross indecency" – intimate relations between members of the same sex – are.
The video, This is Who I Am: LGBTQ Stories of Survival, is the latest in Global Ally's year-long storytelling project that launched last year on The International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biophobia to unite victims, activists and supporters of LGBT rights around the world.
The Jamaica that unfolds on the video is a brutal realm where LGBT individuals often live in constant fear of violence, exiled from their families, unemployed and uneducated because they are forever shunning public places.
In an atmosphere so tainted, why, then, would anyone come out at all?
"Our personal stories, which display our humanity, are very important, because it's not real to Jamaican people unless they know somebody who's part of the community," says one man, echoing Logo's position that increased visibility of LGBT individuals – whether in one's personal life or the media – is the best way to diffuse homophobia.


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Coming off their first home loss since November 2013 last weekend, the now unranked TCU Horned Frogs (1-1) may very well have to run the table in the Big 12 to salvage any hopes at a national championship. That task begins this weekend, as the Frogs host the Iowa State Cyclones (0-2) for a Saturday morning contest to begin conference-play in 2016.
The 11 a.m. start in Fort Worth will be a quick turnaround for both opponents, but it will be a prime opportunity for Gary Patterson and the Frogs to regain their mojo, facing a Cyclone squad that has struggled out of the gate now under the leadership of first-year head coach Matt Campbell. Here's all that you need to know for this year's edition of TCU's Homecoming contest.
The Series
Iowa State handed TCU its first loss in Big 12 history when the Cyclones rolled through Fort Worth with a 37-27 victory in 2012, but the Frogs have had ISU's number ever since. Coming into the contest, TCU has won the last three contests against the Cyclones, decimating them by a score of 55-3 in 2014 when they last faced each other in Forth Worth. ISU gave the Frogs a run for their money when the games were played in Ames in 2013 and 2015, but TCU prevailed in both of those contests, winning 21-17 and 45-21, respectively. All time, TCU leads Iowa State 6-1. http://www.scout.com/college/tcu/story/1706260-frogs-look-for-bounce-bac...
Of course, this will be the first time that the Frogs have faced an Iowa State squad not under the leadership of former head coach Paul Rhoads, which makes the Cyclones an entirely different animal from that perspective. Fortunately for TCU though, ISU enters this game with little to no momentum, suffering an ugly 25-20 home loss to Northern Iowa in week one before getting blown out of the water by Iowa last weekend, 42-3. And that is even with the Cyclones returning key players from the 2015 campaign such as QB Joel Lanning, DE Mitchell Meyers, safety Kamari Cotton-Moya and kicker Cole Netten, whose 75 percent accuracy over 52 career attempts makes him the most accurate kicker in Iowa State history.
What a win means for TCU
Coming off a crushing double overtime loss to Arkansas that bumped the Frogs from the top 25 for the first time in over 700 days, a dominant win is what TCU needs to regain their composure entering conference play. There will be a gap next weekend against SMU, but after that, the Frogs play in what may be their biggest game of the year as they host the Big-12 favorite Oklahoma Sooners. A lot can obviously happen in two weeks, but another dominant performance by Kenny Hill in week three combined with a defensive showing reminiscent of what we saw in 2014 would certainly get the ball of momentum rolling for TCU when they need it most. It may or may not be enough to get the Frogs ranked again after this week, but Fort Worth desperately needs something to smile about after last weekend. On that note, TCU fans shouldn't be so worked up over last week considering that teams with early losses have rebounded to make the playoff in the past two years (Oklahoma and Ohio State).
What a win means for Iowa State
First things first, a win for the Cyclones would finally get them on the board in the win column this season, and it would certainly make Campbell's job a lot easier after an era of new hope has begun with anything but hope two weeks in. With TCU unranked, a road win in Fort Worth wouldn't mean as much for the Cyclones had the Frogs entered the game 2-0 and in the top 15, but it will still give ISU fans some reassurance if they had any doubts about Campbell's ability to coach in the Big 12. The Cyclones face a serious uphill battle in this one though, and you know that's the case when your opponent's quarterback has 80 more rushing yards on the season than your top running back.
TCU players to watch on offense and defense
KaVontae Turpin, WR) – Kenny Hilll has certainly been getting the bulk of the attention on offense for the Frogs the last two weeks, but don't forget about the "little engine that could" – KaVontae Turpin. He may weigh just over 150 pounds, but Turpin has serious speed and agility, and that's not secret from what we saw last season and the past two weeks. Turpin leads all TCU receivers this season with 188 yards on 14 receptions, and his ability to return kick has entertained us all. If Ryan Graf's late field goal hadn't been blocked last week, Turpin's huge kick-off return in the final minute would likely be talked about as the play that made the difference. Look for Turpin to have another explosive day this weekend as the Frogs face a Cyclones defense largely intact from last season.
Sammy Douglas, LB) – After suffering a season ending injury in the opening game of the 2015 season, Sammy Douglas is another Frogs that has been overlooked by many people in 2016, which makes him very dangerous for that matter. Douglas had 17 tackles in the loss to the Razorbacks, and that was a big reason why TCU was able to hold Arkansas on third down as many times as they did. Of course it wasn't enough in the grand scheme of things that evening, but win or lose, 17 tackles is 17 tackles. Douglas said Tuesday that he "feels great" and boy did his performance last weekend support it. Expect Douglas to pick up right where he left off as the defense looks to put up big numbers against the Cyclones.
Quote to note: "When you lose, you have to get back up and keep moving forward. It's a big learning experience," TCU linebacker Sammy Douglas said.
Reasons for concern
Similar to week one against South Dakota State, this is a game that the Frogs should win easily on paper. You play the game for a reason though, and neither game that TCU has played in this season has been exactly easy. Last season, that was the case for the Frogs against Iowa State as well, as Lanning and the Cyclones put up 21 points on the Frogs in the first quarter before getting shutout for the remaining three quarters. Combine a more experienced Lanning with a struggling TCU secondary this time around, it will be interesting to see if the Iowa State offense will be able to put up points against the Frogs early like they did in 2015. Iowa State wide receiver Allen Lazard has recorded more than 100 receiving yards, and hopefully he won't be posing the same problems for Frogs defense that South Dakota State's Jake Wieneke posed in week one.
And then there is the problem of penalties. The Frogs simply took to many penalties at un-opportune times in last week's loss, and they can't afford to do that again if they expect to win games going forward. Essentially, the concern is a lack of discipline, and that's surprising considering how many experienced starters TCU has on both sides of the ball.
Dean Straka's prediction
The 11 a.m. start is always hard to predict when it comes to TCU. There have been blowout wins at this start time such as last year's 50-7 victory over Texas, and there have been games too close for comfort such as the gritty win against winless Kansas that same season. Of course this is a brand new year with brand new teams, but morning games are always a quick turnaround.
TCU players such as Douglas have said that last week's game against Arkansas was a "wake up call," and Saturday morning we will see if the Frogs have indeed awoken. And the think we will see that they have. Will Lanning and Lazard get the Cyclones on the board a few times? Yes, but the combination of Kenny Hill, KaVontae Turpin and a hungry defense that now has a chip on its shoulder will be too much for Iowa State to handle.


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Ray Virta, the director of the Kings County Shakespeare Company's ''As You Like It,'' takes a certain risk in making every moment of the play comedy. He lightens the early scenes -- with their usurpation, envy, greed and intended fratricide -- to such an extent that the love stories of the later acts lose the customary dark background against which they shine. But for him it pays off handsomely; every movement and line of this version is so well thought through that seeing it is as intellectually pleasing as it is emotionally satisfying.
Here the usurping duke who overthrows his older brother and the spiteful brother who drives his younger sibling from home are transparently foolish people whose crimes seem more absurd than threatening, and the young people joining the overthrown duke and his court in the forest of Arden seem not to be fleeing danger but rushing off to freedom. From the beginning the malice of the bad guys is inconsequential amid the capers of the fool and the wrestler at the usurper's court and the wiles of the old servant at the mean brother's house.
The point is tellingly made by Leo Bertelsen, who makes the exiled duke a lovable idler with all the elegance and temperament of an unmade bed and the bad duke a flighty hothead with a mean temper. The transformation is wonderful to watch in nearly back-to-back scenes.
The company usually presents its summer Shakespeare in Prospect Park, but this year a last-minute glitch in renovation to the park's band shell forced a move to the auditorium of St. Francis College, half a block up Remsen Street from Borough Hall in downtown Brooklyn. This play fairly cries for outdoor performance, but the company does very well on a stage not even designed for theater.Continue reading the main story
The large group of actors play like an ensemble troupe; most of them reveal a deep understanding of the complex jokes and levels of meaning in the lines, and, most important, they get the tempo and inflection of Shakespeare's language right. They even sing the songs in good harmony and so naturally that they seem, as they should, part of the dialogue.
Missy Thomas is a deceptively effective Rosalind, a bit capricious and not altogether likable at the outset. But she is so shaken by her own feelings at the end when, disguised as a boy, she finds she really loves the man she's been teasing with rejection, that one can feel her pain through the laughter. Vincent Barrett as Orlando is the emblem of all of love's fools; pinning the champion wrestler, tacking love poems to trees and standing startled and speechless when the boy becomes Rosalind in a wedding gown, he always seems just over the edge. And the eyes and smiles of Julie Dingman, as Celia, reveal all the ambiguities in the verbal sparring of Orlando and the disguised Rosalind that the audience might not have thought of.
Donald Bledsoe as Touchstone and Katharine Houston as the coarsely wise Audrey provide sharp reminders of why actors tend to think these are the best comic characters in the English language. Robin Post as Phebe, protesting she is not in love with the boy who is really Rosalind, can make your heart ache, and Frank Smith as Silvius, who is pursuing Phebe, really doesn't need words -- his face is a perfect composition of longing and of suffering hope. But the best inspiration here is the casting of Jon Fordham as Jaques; he is a formidable presence and he takes the role of the philosopher of melancholy very seriously indeed, making the character exquisitely funny. For once his parting shot -- ''I am for other than for dancing measures'' -- sounds like the perfect period to a comedy that still sounds perfect 400 years after its first production.
Some year, if the city ever finishes its lingering renovation of the stage at the Prospect Park band shell, this company should assemble the same cast with the same director and repeat this presentation; it has the warmth and comfort of a summer evening.
By William Shakespeare; directed by Ray Virta; assistant director, John Flaherty; production stage manager, Mazerati Nieves; sets by Woody Nickels; properties, Lucie Chin; costumes by Deborah Hertzberg; lighting by Dan Nichols; choreography by Liz Shipman; fight choreography by Ms. Chin, Vincent Barrett and William Hernandez; original music by Joe Ryan. Presented by the Kings County Shakespeare Company. At the Founders Hall Theater of St. Francis College, 182 Remsen Street, Brooklyn Heights.
WITH: Missy Thomas (Rosalind), Vincent Barrett (Orlando), Leo Bertelsen (Duke Frederick), Julie Dingman (Celia), Jon Fordham (Jaques), Donald Bledsoe (Touchstone), Katharine Houston (Audrey), Robin Post (Phebe) and Frank Smith (Silvius).Continue reading the main story


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Gianluca Vialli is on his way to west London and it took only a brief telephone chat with Ruud Gullit to convince the Juventus striker that his future lay at Chelsea.
"Ruud asked me what I wanted out of life, sporting and non-sporting," Vialli said yesterday. "After discussing it, he said 'Chelsea is the place for you. London has everything'.
"He is a friend, he speaks Italian and knows Italian soccer. His presence was certainly a factor."
The 31-year-old's three-year deal may cost Chelsea pounds 3m in wages but they paid no transfer fee. Under the Bosman ruling, Vialli can move freely when his contract ends on 30 June.
Vialli was looking for a new two-year contract from Juventus after captaining the club to European Cup victory on Wednesday but was offered a 12-month deal.
"In Italy, we say leaving is a bit like dying, but change is a bit like being reborn. I feel like a kid going off to play in a completely new environment with new challenges," he said.
Gullit, appointed Chelsea's player-coach after Glenn Hoddle accepted the England job, beat off the challenge of Rangers, Internazionale and Sampdoria to secure the signature of the striker who scored 16 goals in 59 internationals.
The bookmakers believe Vialli will follow in the footsteps of Jurgen Klinsmann and prove a huge success in England. He is quoted at 14-1 to finish top scorer in the Premiership while Chelsea's odds to win the Premiership have been sharply cut.
Klinsmann believes Vialli will fit in perfectly. "He's a fighter," the former Spurs striker said. "He doesn't just concentrate on a few balls in a game. He moves and runs for 90 minutes. He works like crazy for the team."
Vialli's debut is expected be in the Umbro Cup tournament at the City Ground, Nottingham, at the start of August. His first appearance at Stamford Bridge is scheduled for 11 August in Steve Clarke's testimonial. Chelsea players were understandably jubilant. Their Scottish striker, John Spencer, expects the Italian to put between 5,000 and 10,000 on the average attendance at Stamford Bridge. "I'm looking forward to playing with him next season," he said.
"I've already learned so much from Glenn Hoddle and Ruud Gullit. Now we've got Vialli you can only listen and learn from class players like them, and hopefully Vialli will pass on his knowledge and experience."
Their defender Nigel Spackman said: "He is one of the top strikers in the world and would fit into any team. I am sure that because Ruud is in charge that had the biggest bearing on his decision to come here."
Juventus may be losing a striker but they are gaining a midfielder. The French international, Zinedine Zidane, is leaving Bordeaux and will play alongside his international colleague, Didier Deschamps, next season.
Another overseas striker could be on his way to London, this time heading east, and joining West Ham's foreign legion. Harry Redknapp is prepared to sign Portugal's Paulo Futre when the Milan player becomes a free agent on 30 June.
As one Italian striker comes to England, another may be on his way out. Nottingham Forest, seeking to raise money to bid for Dean Saunders, now at Galatasaray in Turkey, are prepared to accept offers for Andrea Silenzi because Frank Clark, the Forest manager, has to sell before he can buy.
"If we received an offer from an Italian club where we would recoup a reasonable slice of what we paid for Andy, then I would be willing to consider it,' Clark said. "But Andy is still under contract and it would all depend on whether he wants to leave or not. The last time I spoke to him he said he was happy here, just disappointed at the way things have turned out." West Ham and Coventry are also thought to be interested in Saunders.
Forest's goalkeeper, Mark Crossley, has ended speculation over his future by signing a new four-year deal with the City Ground club after talking to Leeds United.
Fernando Couto, the Portuguese international defender, will decide after the European Championship whether to join Rangers. Italy's Parma have been offered around pounds 2.75m by Rangers and the move now depends on the player.
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Chances are you've heard of our two capital cities: Dublin and Belfast. But sit back and let us introduce you to the other 11 stars in our city galaxy, you my friend, are in for a treat!
They call it the Rebel City, why? Maybe because this is a city that simply refuses to be anything other than extraordinary. County Cork is Ireland's largest county, so they refer to themselves as the "Real Capital"…it's a Cork thing!
The city is small enough that you can cover it on foot, but don't let its size fool you; Cork City packs a punch. Think friendly locals, buzzing bars and genuine Irish character. The city is revelling in its reputation as the foodie capital of Ireland. The restaurants, cafés and bars of Cork City use fresh ingredients from the rich pasture lands of West Cork and seafood from the wild Atlantic. But when it comes to food and Cork City, one place ranks above the rest: The English Market. Picture laden stalls, full of yummy artisan produce. The scents of fresh coffee and spices and the happy chatter of traders are all around. Even England's Queen Elizabeth II couldn't resist popping for a bite when she visited in 2011. Located on Grand Parade the English Market is a treasure trove of foodie delights gathered under one roof.
Cork does culture too. The Crawford Art Gallery is free in and is home to works of art from famous Irish and European artists. You'll also find gorgeous plaster casts of the great sculptor Antonio Canova's works here as well.
Come night time, you'll have worked up a thirst. You're in the right place. You're spoilt for choice when it comes to watering holes in this city. Whether you want to catch a traditional Irish music session in An Spailpín Fanach Bar or a live rock show in The Crane Lane Theatre, Cork's got you covered.
Ultimately, Cork's most attractive feature is its natives. The people of Cork possess a unique sense of fun and welcoming spirit. Spark up a chat with the old man at the bar, he'll tell you a tale or two. Ask the barman for the best restaurant in town, he'll have a list as long as your arm.
Put simply, there's no place like Cork City.
Celebrating the honour of being chosen as the first ever UK City of Culture, Derry~Londonderry is having a MASSIVE year. Tripadvisor also gave the city a nod when the named it one of the top ten destinations in Europe for 2013.
If you love history, you're in Ireland's only fully walled city here. Those cannon-holding, invader-repelling walls were built way back in the 17th century! Today you can take a guided tour around the walls, snap a photo with a cannon and learn all sorts of cool historical facts.
It seems no matter where you look in this city history is calling. The award-winning Tower Museum is housed in a replica 16th Century tower. The museum documents the story of an ill-fated Spanish Armada: La Trinidad Valenciera. The ship crashed in the wild coast of County Donegal and its story is lovingly told in Derry~Londonderry with exhibits and audio-visual delights.
But enough history, and into the present. The colossal musical party that is The All-Ireland Fleadh Cheoil is set to fill Derry~Londonderry with trad musicians from around the world. Think of this as the Olympics of music. Trad musicians battle it out to win heats of contests and eternal glory. In a city that's usually buzzing anyway, the All-Ireland Feladh Cheoil is going to set the city to party overdrive. There won't be a pub in the city that doesn't have a trad session shaking its rafters. This is just one of the thousands of awesome events taking place during 2013.
You're spoilt for choice when it comes to the arts here. Take your pick from the ultra modern Millenium Forum, The Playhouse or the newly refurbished Waterside Theatre. All house works by local and international artists.
Outside the arts, we advise getting lost in the culture of the city itself. Walk the little side streets; grab a coffee at little café. Watch the people of the city go by and listen to their stories. There's a whole new world happening within those 17th century walls. So what are you waiting for?
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When the rest of Ireland wants to cut loose and have a good time, they head for Galway City. Tiny in size but huge in character Galway City typifies that laidback, chilled attitude the West of Ireland is known for. All the action is located within a short stroll of a few streets around Eyre Square. Pubs such as The King's Head, The Townhouse Bar and (our favourite) Roisín Dubhs are famous for their lively night time antics.
One of Ireland's most epic celebrations is the Galway Races. This annual horseracing event takes place just a five-minute drive outside of Galway City. Expect glitz, expect glamor and dress to impress. Whether you take a risk and place a bet or just watch the horses race by for the heck of it, you're odds on for a brilliant time.
Another name for Galway is the "City of Equals", which will make sense when you hear all the different languages going on around you. Many different cultures and creeds call Galway home, add in a generous dollop of genuine Irish flair and you've got a tasty city dish.
But beneath the bohemian exterior of Galway beats a traditional Heart. Did you know the world-famous Claddagh Ring was first designed in Galway? Check out the history of this romantic ring at Thomas Dillons jeweller. Most pubs host traditional Irish music sessions nightly too, so wear comfortable shoes. Because you will be dancing. Don't forget, Galway City is only a short drive from Ireland's traditional heartland: Connemara.
Small in size with a big heart and gigantic sense of fun, Galway's got it goin' on.
And we've barely scratched the surface. There are plenty more Irish cities waiting to be explored. All the thrills of Kilkenny City and the wonderful Waterford City. You could fall in love with Limerick, discover Armagh, go nuts in Newry or get lost in Lisburn. Each city, a new adventure.
The only question left is...
When are you visiting?
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Red Line Report draft projection: The top 10 defensemen
Red Line Report chief scout Kyle Woodlief will be providing position-by-position analysis of the top prospects leading up to the NHL entry draft in Minneapolis-St. Paul on June 24-25. Last week he covered forwards, this week he's taking a look at the defensemen, and next week he'll finish up with the goalies. Red Line Report will also provide a mock draft a week before the entry draft.
This year's blue line crop is an interesting mix with a little bit of something thrown in for everyone. At Red Line Report, we don't necessarily disagree with the consensus top three of Adam Larsson, Dougie Hamilton and Ryan Murphy. It's just that, in our opinion, it should be a consensus top four that includes strapping Swedish rearguard Oscar Klefbom in that grouping.
Larsson is the most NHL-ready, and the most complete, blue-liner available. He has been playing against men in the Swedish Elite League for the better part of two seasons, and has both size and power. He's also a tremendous passer who makes great crisp, accurate outlets. Larsson can be used on both special teams and plays an extremely calm game with terrific four-way mobility and puck movement skills.
Hamilton weighs in at No. 2 on our list and is the biggest and most naturally physical defender available. He made good strides in his offensive game and has a heavy shot that is an asset on the power play. He likes to dish out punishment along the walls and easily separates his check from the puck. Hamilton also scores off the charts in both his character and intelligence levels.
COLUMN: Red Line's top forwards
Murphy is easily the most dynamic offensive force from the blue line of this year — or any other year in the past decade. He's a lightning fast skater with rocket acceleration and handles the puck better than 95% of all forwards. He can go end-to-end in a heartbeat and finish off the play, too. On the downside, he's small and has a tough time with containment in his own end, and can be overmatched in the corners and crease area.
Klefbom is a real Red Line favorite. He's certainly the most overlooked of the top prospects, but is the best pure passer of the bunch, and his skating ranks only behind Murphy. He already makes pro style passes — crisp and with touch — and excels at breaking the trap with tremendous stretch passes through the neutral zone, showing great vision. He was also the natural leader on Sweden's national under-18 team. All this comes wrapped in a 6-3, 196-pound package, and Klefbom has really stepped up the physical aspect of his game over the last 12 months. At Red Line, we believe he might ultimately become the best all-around balance of offensive upside and physical strength in this year's class.
Next up is David Musil, who has impeccable bloodlines. His father, Frank, was a longtime NHL defenseman and currently a highly respected scout. David has excellent size and strength and plays a rugged brand of hockey with a bit of a mean streak. He reads developing plays well and uses anticipation to break up plays before they become dangerous. He's got good hockey sense in all three zones, but his offensive upside is limited due to his mediocre point shot.
|Red Line Report's top defensemen for the 2011 draft
|Ht., Wt.
|2010-11 team
|Projected round
|Adam Larsson
|6-2, 220
|Dougie Hamilton
|6-4, 193
|Ryan Murphy
|5-11, 176
|Oscar Klefbom
|6-3, 196
|Farjestad Jr.
|David Musil
|6-3, 191
|Nathan Beaulieu
|6-2, 184
|Saint John
|Duncan Siemens
|6-3, 196
|Jonas Brodin
|6-1, 170
|Jamie Oleksiak
|6-7, 244
|Joe Morrow
|6-0, 200
Nathan Beaulieu, in stark contrast to Musil, has a tremendous point shot and big offensive upside, but is a high risk-high reward type player whose desire to constantly push the attack leads to some gambles and defensive miscues. He's a terrific skater moving forward with the puck on his stick and very light on his feet. But one problem is that he can only pivot to the left and not to the right.
When it comes to defensemen with mean streaks, Duncan Siemens is a large, physically imposing defender who will drop the gloves and really enjoys the physical component of the game. He's not instinctive at the offensive end or blessed with creativity. We have a few question marks about his decisions in puck movement, but he skates well, has good agility for a big man and has the mindset to be a shutdown defender.
At No. 8 on Red Line's list is Jonas Brodin, one of the safest bets to become a steady and dependable NHL rearguard. Brodin sees the ice well and makes accurate outlets. He also makes very good decisions both with and without the puck, and shows fine hockey sense in all three zones. He's not flashy, but is highly efficient. He's likely a couple of years away from the NHL as he needs to bulk up his thin 6-1, 170-pound frame to handle the nightly rigors of an 82-game schedule.
Teams looking for a steady, dependable shutdown defender with great size need look no further than humongous Jamie Oleksiak. This behemoth stands 6-7 and tips the scales at 244 pounds, while exhibiting fine agility and the wingspan of a condor. For forwards trying to stickhandle around him, it's like trying to circumnavigate the globe. There's nothing flashy about his game and he's something of a gentle giant, but he doesn't hesitate to rub men out along the walls. There might also be some untapped offensive upside as he shows good vision and a soft passing touch with some occasional glimpses of creativity.
And rounding out Red Line's list of the top defenders is Joe Morrow. Nobody has come farther, faster than Morrow, who has been rapidly ascending draft boards across the league. He started out the year as strictly an offensive defenseman with average size, but improved his defensive game steadily, showing better awareness of situations and in coverage down low, while becoming a willing hitter who uses the body regularly. And he remains one of the best power play quarterbacks in this class, showing excellent vision and puck distribution skills along with keen instincts in the offensive zone.
About Kyle
- Red Line Report chief scout and publisher Kyle Woodlief, a former NHL scout with the Nashville Predators, will analyze different players and scouting issues each month.
- Red Line Report is an independent scouting newsletter widely used by general managers and chief scouts around the NHL. RLR also has a full-service Junior scouting edition for the OHL Priority Selection draft in May.
- E-mail Kyle Woodlief
There are a ton of good candidates for this category. By Red Line's definition, a sleeper is a guy who probably won't get selected that high, but has a chance to develop into one of the better players at his position in the draft. Using that as our criteria, we would select Mike McKee and Troy Vance as our real sleepers. In an odd quirk, McKee is a Canadian kid who wound up playing prep school hockey in the U.S., while Vance is an American kid who wound up playing in the Quebec League.
McKee is a gi-normous 6-5, 230-pounder who transitioned from forward back to the blue line about 18 months ago, so he is as raw as can be in understanding defensive zone positioning and assignments. But his tremendous overall package of size, mobility and puckhandling skills are tantalizing, to say the least. Late in the season, he started showing a nasty edge to his game and it was a terrifying development for the level of competition he was playing against. McKee truly has enormous upside.
Vance started the season playing very well for the Philadelphia Revolution in the Eastern Junior Hockey League, but transitioned to Victoriaville in the Quebec League in January to gain more exposure to NHL scouts in his draft year. It proved to be a good decision as he quickly put himself on the prospect map by showing excellent footwork and mobility for a gangly 6-5 kid who is one of the youngest players available in this year's draft. He had just begun to scratch the surface of his potential in the EJHL, then blossomed late in the QMJHL season and playoffs. He shows outstanding patience and poise handling the puck, always skating with his head up looking to make plays and usually making very good decisions in puck movement.
Red Line produces a full service draft guide that can be purchased by fans and media on-line at www.redlinereport.com or over the phone at (518) 523-4289.
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Funny Roar!!! Scene (Pocahontas Version)
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- Governor Ratcliffe: Pay attention, everyone. You are about to see the best in the business. Reset the simulator.
- John Smith: But-but, sir!
- Me: What the heck is that?!
- Powhatan: Good night, sweetheart.
- Kocoum: Night, Powhatan.
- Thomas: See ya!
- Pocahontas: No, Thomas, no, no!
- Me: Get your butt back here now! (She went near where the Kocoum was.)
- Governor Ratcliffe: Now, give us a big, loud roar.
- John Smith: Governor Ratcliffe, there's no time for this.
- Governor Ratcliffe: Come on, come on. What are you waiting for? Roar!
- John Smith: But, but, but, sir!
- Tails (Sonic): Hey, governor-freak! We got something to tell ya!
- Governor Ratcliffe: Roar! (shakes Tails) Roar like you can scare her at all! (Tails whimpered as she shaken. John Smith sighed and she roared. Kocoum whooping angrily or screamed as she did but altogether, and a crying Thomas. John Smith was noticed, but Thomas running.)
- Me: Man, we have I pick up a horrible will time to come here.
- Governor Ratcliffe: Well done! Well done, Captian Smith!
- John Smith: Thomas?


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Ernest's story
Since I was a computer science and marketing student in college, I have always been fascinated about how computer science and marketing can help people attain financial independence. In 2004, Facebook changed the world. I was in my junior year of college and I promised myself to one day make an impact with software that would change the social media landscape.
Unfortunately for me the real world happened and in 2006 after graduating I became a data analyst for Morgan Stanley. Though I had the fire of an entrepreneur all through college, student loans and bills had made me into my parents. I was going to work day after day looking at my 401K and leading a sedentary lifestyle. Due to the stock market crash of 2008, I lost everything including my job. I had to move back in with my parents as well as get part time jobs. Jobs that my degree was useless in. I then decided that no matter what it took I would get back my entrepreneurial spirit and create an app that would change the world like Facebook. For the next 10 years I worked to pay of my debts as well as research and come up with an idea.
Finally in 2012, a brief conversation with a college friend who had gone into the music industry and had lost his music masters and money gave me a unique idea . I could create an App for the independent musician that incorporates all the facets to make them their own record company. From selling music, merchandise and show tickets all in one place. The idea was that an artist with 100 thousand fans can make a living doing what they loved without compromising their music. This is FoxFeed, which I am hoping to develop with your help.
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BMGnation is a global, international marketing and technology company providing IT management, IT consulting, Technology services and Outsourcing services. Our mission is to acquire and manage key aspects of the custom software development, IT services, IT infrastructure and solutions building for the clients. BMGnation helps organizations maximize their performance, cost-effectiveness and works with them to improve their business processes using software for processes automation. We implement technology to improve the customers' productivity, work processes and efficiency.
BMGnation is currently working on an app called Foxfeed. Foxfeed is an app and website that allows artists to upload their music, videos and podcasts or live shows enabling their fans to stream and or purchase it. They are also able to sell tickets to their shows through the app as well as merchandise through their personalized shop store. Foxfeed will have a user interface similar to Pandora app. All icons with radio or station at the end should be replaced by feed e.x "share station" should be "share feed" Artists will be able to upload through the website and app similar to soundcloud (app/site)
What is the purpose of this loan?
This loan will help our company purchase much needed equipment to better improve our products. With the latest technology our production will improve tenfold . This will enable our production cost and time to be reduced by half.
> for new software > for new equipment > for staff and designers > for misc expenses
Industry: Services
Years in operation: More than 5 years
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Brittana – Because We're All in Denial
So, I had this wonderful little plan all thought out. I'll become prom queen, Britt will dump McCrippled Pants, and everything will go back to the way it was when we made out on Saturday nights at my place. Of course this time 'round I intend to post my claim on her, make sure wheelchair boy (or anyone else) doesn't get anywhere near Brittany. But...when I got Kurt back from his little prep school and made sure me and Karofsky looked like the power couple of McKinley High (when in fact I wouldn't let that giant gorilla touch me, and I suppose that worked vice versa), my mind was always thinking of her, and nobody else.
I mean after I ditched our whole Born This Way sequence, I couldn't take of that shirt. "Lebanese" was written boldly on my front, kind of hiding the fact that the word meant something else. So for the rest the day, I wore it under my coat, walking around school in complete silence. I was thinking of talking to Brittany the entire time too. I even had an opportunity.
She was leaning against her locker next to mine when I saw her. It seemed like the perfect time to corner her and give her one more chance to be with me before I became prom queen. And plus, Four Eyes wasn't anywhere to be seen.
"Hey, Britt-Britt." I said and shuffled my hands into the pockets of my coat. "Can we...like, talk?"
I saw her eyes snap to me, her expression just as relaxed as usual, even though I could tell she was angry. I could always tell...
"You didn't come to the Auditorium." Brittany huffed and just getting straight to the point. Which, as well all know, was so unlike her.
"Of course not! Even if I did, everyone would think I'm like completely out of it. I'm Latina, not Lebanese, Brittany!" I argued. To anyone else who wasn't us, they'd likely think we're insane, or something. We might as well be...anything would be better than talking about...feelings.
A cute little frown formed her face, her eyes looking glazed over. "Yeah, but I would've known what the shirt was saying! It would've meant so much to me if you came up there and sang Gaga with us."
"And if I did?" I nearly yelled, pointing my finger at her, "Would you have dumped Stubby, huh? Would you?" Yeah, yeah, calling her boyfriend names wasn't going to help the situation, but what would people expect from me? To get all teary-eyed and openly hope that Brittany would indeed break up with the loser right then and there? I did that once and look where I am now? Refusing to sing with my own "friends" because I didn't want to admit that I was gay.
"No, I love him. Just like I love you!" Brittany shot back at me, but her face instantly dropped. Some part of me was beginning to understand now: she said she didn't want to hurt Artie, but she was willing to hurt me to protect him.
"Ugh, I don't get it! You say that you feel like that, but you can't, Brittany! You can't love two people at the same time."
"Why not? I love him and I love you. But I'm not going to be with you because..."
"Because...?" I tried to ask. I knew whatever she was going to say was going to hurt me. Again. But I needed to hear this; I needed to remind myself if Brittany was unwilling to be with my now, she certainly would be after I rule the school.
"Because you don't love yourself!" she screamed into the empty hall, "I like boys and girls, and I'm okay with that. And you? You're - You're a gay shark, hiding in a...in a cupboard!"My jaw dropped and I just stared at her.
She thought I was coward didn't she? Brittany S. Pierce thought I was freaking coward! "Forget it, Britt. You're lying to yourself, just as much as I am to myself. You love me," I growled. I'm not sure whether I was begging her to believe it or forcing her to admit the truth...I really don't know anymore, but I'm bent on having Brittany, whether the loser was in the way or not.
My final words before I left were: "You love me, and not him. And when this makes sense to you, I'm going to be prom queen, and nothing will hold you back. Until then...I guess we both gotta keep lying..."
My heart broke all over again as I walked away for the third time.


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They have read the last rites as frequently as they have rung the last bell, but boxing is very much alive and punching. Big fights remain big box office, and so do big fighters. Haye versus Fury may be on the back burner until February but the heavyweight scene, traditionally the indicator of the sport's health, is about to be given a booster injection with the professional debut next Saturday of the nation's most prized fighter.
Anthony Joshua, London 2012's super-heavyweight Olympic champion, should keep boxing out of the gravediggers' clutches for the next decade. Fourteen months after completing Britain's record Games medal haul, the 23-year-old Londoner launches his pro career where he left off as an amateur by meeting a 32-year-old Italian.
Victory over the Roman policeman Roberto Cammarelle brought a gold medal. A similar conquest of Emanuele Leo, unbeaten in eight contests, could be the exploratory drilling into a goldmine.
They meet over six rounds at London's O2 Arena after a year in which Joshua has kept promoters worldwide on hold until finally sealing a deal with Matchroom's Eddie Hearn. Why did he prevaricate so long? He says: "I needed to take time to sort out the best package for me, and not just financially, because I had better offers."
Over lunch he smilingly informs us his current reading material includes Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich. Joshua insists it really isn't all about dosh: "Money helps, but doesn't motivate me. Never has. I'm rich in spirit and in my heart. As long as I feel a million dollars, that's what matters."
He claims to be unfazed by the constant reminder of how the pro career of his super-heavyweight predecessor Audley Harrison went embarrassingly belly-up. While he declines to diss Harrison, he says he will not follow the same intransigently self-obsessed route.
Unlike the 2000 Olympic champion, Joshua is not demanding to be the main attraction either on his Sky Sports-televised debut or for some time hence. "Maybe that was his mistake. I want to work my way up the ranks against decent opposition. I know I can become a great boxer, and ultimately a world champion. I just have to make sure I don't get lost in the hype."
Harrison was nudging 30 when he turned pro. In boxing terms, Big Josh is still a baby, but at 6ft 6in and a trim 16½ stone he has vital commodities for greatness: good hand speed, a stunning punch, charm to match his Ali-like looks, a highly marketable personality and, importantly, a genuine feel for the game.
He can certainly dish it out, but the multimillion-dollar question is whether he can take it on the chin. A good whack on the whiskers has put paid to many a heavyweight hopeful's dream. Ask David Price.
But Joshua can certainly get out of the way if he needs to. The British-born son of Nigerian parents, as a kid he was a talented footballer and can still run 11 seconds for the 100m, a fleet-footedness which helps make him special. Hearn says he had trouble finding an opponent for the first of Joshua's four planned fights this year: "There were a few squeaky bums whenever we mentioned Josh's name," he says.
With youthful gremlins out of the way – he did community service for a minor drugs offence – Joshua says helping out the homeless in his home town of Watford mentally prepares him for battles in life and the ring.
Lennox Lewis, with whom he is regularly in touch, has reminded him he may be a champion but now has to be a contender again. Lewis has also taught him how chess relates to the ring. "In particular, how to counterattack and think two steps ahead of your opponent," says Joshua.
Lewis may be his mentor, but his idol is Muhammad Ali. When Hearn signed him on a three-year deal, Joshua's first request was: "Can you arrange for me to meet Ali? Just to be in his presence, in the same room, to touch him, would be an honour. He could give me something, a positive energy that no one else could."
No British Olympic champion has yet progressed to a world title (Lewis wore a Canadian vest when won his gold in Seoul). We might have a better idea if Joshua can be the one once the music stops after his inaugural ring- walk at 11pm on Saturday. He says his mum wants Diana Ross's "I'm Coming Out" as his theme tune but he laughs: "In the present climate people might get the wrong idea, so I'll probably do a rap."
So the O2 stage is set expectantly for boxing's latest heavyweight production number. Overture and beginner, please.
Quigg chases world title
Saturday's bill-topper is Bury's Scott Quigg on a card which also features the second pro fight of Britain's other 2012 Olympic champion, Luke Campbell. The 24-year-old Quigg, voted Britain's Best Young Boxer last year, faces the similarly unbeaten Cuban exile Yoandris Salinas, 28, for the WBA super-bantamweight belt.
"It's a 50-50 fight," he says. "But this is something I've been working towards since I left school early. I told my teachers I wanted to become a world champion but they all laughed." He may now have the last one.
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If you're a fan of Darren Aronofsky's films, then this won't be too big of a surprise to you. But it's still a neat little confirmation. Margolis, who is now hugely popular for his awesome portrayal of the stroked out -bell ringing Hector "Tio" Salamanca in the greatest TV show ever made, Breaking Bad, has appeared in every single one of Aronosky's films so far. It's nice to see he's cast as an actual character this time around, as opposed to being reduced to a one second-blink and you miss it cameo, like his appearance in Black Swan.
Actor Mark Margolis has been tapped to join the cast of Darren Aronofsky's NOAH. Margolis is set to play the character Samyaza in the film, which stars Russell Crowe, Emma Watson, Jennifer Connelly and Sir Anthony Hopkins. Margolis set straight off for Iceland, where NOAH is shooting, immediately after getting the news.Mark Margolis recently received an Emmy Nomination for his role as Hector "Tio" Salamanca on AMC's hit Breaking Bad. He has the distinction of having worked on four of Darren Aronofsky's films, starting with PI back in 1998, and including REQUIEM FOR A DREAM, THE WRESTLER and BLACK SWAN.
And for good measure, here's a picture of Russel Crowe playing, yeah, Noah!
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Rose thank you so much for the photo of all the Lorentz Ruhlman wives. He certainly was a busy man! Also interesting that they are all buried at St. Clement. I really appreciate your volunteer work for Find a Grave.
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