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With Randolph being allowed to leave for Sacramento and Allen moving to New Orleans as free agents last summer, Gasol was the only one left from the core four that led Memphis to a franchise-record seven straight postseason appearances.The losses mounted, reaching eight straight when Brooklyn came to town. Inexplicably in a close game, Fizdale left Gasol on the bench the entire fourth quarter. In the postgame interviews, Gasol said he was given no explanation for the decision. Fizdale was fired the following day , leaving the perception Gasol used his influence for a change.Gasol reiterated Monday that he had nothing to do outside the court with Fizdale’s firing after just one season. Gasol said he obviously was not playing at the level he should but that he and Fizdale “couldn’t make it work.”“I think we both wanted what was best for the team, and we were not figuring it out how to be on the same page,” Gasol said. “It got to a point that things were getting out of control fast, and (management) decided to go in a different direction.”J.B. Bickerstaff was promoted to interim coach for the rest of the season. Yet the Grizzlies have lost 17 of their last 19 and are 14th out of 15 teams in the West.Gasol leads the Grizzlies in scoring, rebounds, assists and blocks. He said he understands Memphis trying to move forward without Randolph and Allen and develop younger players who don’t all understand the Grizzlies’ defensive approach.The Grizzlies announced Monday that backup forward Brandan Wright is expected to return from a right groin injury this week, which should help. Guard Wayne Selden, who has played only two games with a right quad injury, could return in two weeks. Conley’s status remains unchanged with another update expected in two more weeks.Gasol’s ties to Memphis go deep. He grew up here while older brother, Pau, played for the Grizzlies. He later was traded to Memphis as part of the deal that sent Pau to the Lakers. Now in his 10th year with the Grizzlies, Gasol never met with any other team before signing a multi-year contract with Memphis in 2015.The center insists he wants to stay with the Grizzlies and can’t imagine himself with another team. He also said he will do whatever is best for the franchise.“Obviously, if it comes to a point that the situation might improve, and I’m the issue to get better … I’m all for it,” Gasol said. Steam emission over Taal’s main crater ‘steady’ for past 24 hours Jiro Manio arrested for stabbing man in Marikina Yes, Gasol had a strained relationship with Fizdale before the firing.Gasol called letting forward Zach Randolph and guard Tony Allen leave as free agents last summer a mistake.FEATURED STORIESSPORTSTim Cone, Ginebra set their sights on elusive All-Filipino crownSPORTSGinebra beats Meralco again to capture PBA Governors’ Cup titleSPORTSAfter winning title, time for LA Tenorio to give back to Batangas folkBut no, Gasol won’t ask to be traded.“I understand that I’ve made some mistakes,” Gasol said Monday. “I understand I’m responsible for some of the things – not all the things. In any relationship, there’s multiple moving pieces. Not just one. Redemption is sweet for Ginebra, Scottie Thompson View comments Memphis Grizzlies center Marc Gasol (33) controls the ball between Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown (7) and forward Al Horford, right, in the first half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, Dec. 16, 2017, in Memphis, Tenn. (AP Photo/Brandon Dill)MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Marc Gasol wants to clear up a few things with the Memphis Grizzlies struggling through one of the worst stretches in franchise history, doing his best to defend himself.No, Gasol says he did not get David Fizdale fired as head coach.ADVERTISEMENT Meralco ‘never the same’ after Almazan injury in PBA Finals “There’s not a message I want to get across. I just want to win games.”A target for criticism, Gasol spoke for about an hour with a handful of reporters around a conference table to answer questions in a session that came at his request and was often retrospective and confessional with a touch of humor.“The season’s not going the way we all wanted early on, obviously,” Gasol said. “It’s not an easy situation for anybody.”The season couldn’t have started better. The Grizzlies won five of their first six games, including a win over Golden State and two against Houston to put them atop the Western Conference.Then the Grizzlies collapsed.ADVERTISEMENT OSG plea to revoke ABS-CBN franchise ‘a duplicitous move’ – Lacson Don’t miss out on the latest news and information. LATEST STORIES read more

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has with immediate effect declared a State of Emergency throughout the Republic of Liberia. This measure took effect as of Wednesday, August 6, 2014 and is to last for a period of 90 days.According to the President, the State of Emergency is in keeping with Article 86 A and B and of the Liberian Constitution, which calls on the Head of State to exhibit such power when the existence of the state is under threat.It comes at a time when the Ebola virus continues to wreak havoc on the Liberian population, killing over 200 Liberians and over 1000 in the Mano River Union sub-region. The government had earlier put into place some stringent measures in an effort to contain the virus, but these seem not to be working.Addressing the nation late last night on the state-owned Liberia Broadcasting System (LBS), the Liberian leader said under the State of Emergency, the government will institute extra-ordinary measures including, if need be, the suspension of certain rights and privileges as mandated by the constitution.She stressed that the virus now poses serious threat to security and welfare of the nation, and beyond the public health risk, the disease is now undermining the economic stability of our country to the tone of millions of dollars in lost revenues, productivity and economic activities.She promised to immediately forward the declaration of the state of emergency to the national legislature accompanied by the explanation of the facts and circumstances leading to the declaration, adding that despite all of the efforts from government and partners, the Ebola virus continues to wreak havoc on the population, especially in eight counties, including Montserrado, which has Monrovia.She said: “…the [Ebola] threat continues to grow. Ignorance, poverty as well as entrenched religious and cultural practices continue to exacerbate the spread of the disease, especially in the counties.” President Sirleaf added that actions allowed by statute under public health law are no longer adequate to deal with the Ebola epidemic, as comprehensively and holistically as the outbreak requires.The Liberian President noted that the scope and skills of the epidemic now exceed the capacity and statutory mandates of any one government agency or ministry. The Ebola virus disease, the ramification and the consequences thereof now constitute the outright existing.“The healthcare system in the country is now under immense strain and the Ebola epidemic is having a chilling effect on the overall healthcare delivery. Out of fear of being infected with the disease, healthcare practitioners are pressed to accept no patient, especially in community clinics all across the country. Consequently many common diseases which are prevalent during the raining season such as malaria, typhoid, and common colds are going untreated and would lead to unnecessary and preventable deaths,” she said.“The government and people of Liberia require extraordinary measures for the very survival of the state and the protection of the lives of our people. Therefore and by virtue of the powers vested in me as President of the Republic of Liberia, I Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, President of the Republic of Liberia, in keeping with Article 86 A and B of the Constitution of the Republic thereby declare a State of Emergency throughout the Republic of Liberia, effective as of August 6, 2014 for a period of 90 days.”Tha last known state of emergency declared in Liberia was in 2003 under the Presidency of Mr. Charles Taylor, whose government was embattled by armed rebels from all over the City of Monrovia. President Taylor eventually stepped down from office and into exile, leaving the state of affairs to his Vice President Moses Z. Blah (now deceased).The Ebola virus currently has no cure, and has a fatality rate of 90 percent, the aggregate numbers of cases, confirmed, probable and suspected cases in the country has now exceeded 500, with about 271 deaths, 32 of them being healthcare workers.Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) read more

Bandits made off with all of the mobile phones from Digicel’s Vreed-en-hoop outlet on MondayResidents and business owners in and around Vreed-en-Hoop, West Coast Demerara (WCD) are living in fear following an ongoing spate of robbery attacks with excessive violence.Police on Tuesday confirmed that two bandits invaded the Players Bar at Crane Old Road, WCD, earlier that day around 09:00h and reportedly stole $150,000 in cash from the business before making their escape on two red CG motorcycles.The female shopkeeper told this newspaper that she attempted to escape, but she fell and was then grabbed by the bandits who made threats on her life. The proprietors were not present at the time of the brazen attack.The shopkeeper, who is also a mother of one, added that it was only last week Sunday (September 18) that four bandits, two of whom were armed with guns, stormed the same bar. She said on that occasion her gold chain and mobile phone were also stolen. The sum of $35,000 in cash was also stolen during the first robbery.The shopkeeper explained that even though she fears for her life she still has to work in order to support her child.Meanwhile, about 14:00h on Monday, Digicel’s Vreed-en-Hoop outlet was robbed by three gunmen, who escaped with the company’s mobile phones. Reports indicate that the men fled in a white Toyota Allion which was parked outside the establishment.Guyana Times understands that the men had pretended to be customers before pulling their weapons on a customer and staff, who they robbed of their valuables. When this newspaper visited the scene on Tuesday afternoon, the business was shut tight.Shopkeepers in nearby establishments expressed great fear in conducting their business operations, with some even claiming that Police would sometimes be slow to respond to reports of such crimes.However, one of the proprietors of the RH Value Supermarket at New Road, Vreed-en-Hoop, whose business was also robbed over the weekend, noted that Police responded well to her ordeal.According to the still distraught mother, just before 15:00h on Saturday, armed bandits attacked her and her four children.She explained that they grabbed her by the throat and pulled a gun on her son before they made off with $200,000 in cash and $50,000 in phone cards. The woman appealed for more Police patrols around the area.“If [Police] are out there, [business people] will know that somebody is looking out for them,” she noted, adding that business has slowed especially with the increased incidence of crime in the Vreed-en-Hoop area.Police investigations into all of the robberies are continuing. read more

Trebilcock leads the Buckeyes in 3-point shooting percentage (52.9 percent). She scored a career-high 17 points in the Buckeyes victory over Penn State on Feb. 22. -Ramona Shelburne Rigo to lead Canyon Mike Rigo is Canyon High’s new softball coach, replacing Bob Foster. Chuck Hannasch, who has been serving as Canyon’s interim coach, will remain on staff as an assistant. -Gerry Gittelson Jorgensborg signs with Irish Softball player Brianna Jorgensborg of La Reina High of Thousand Oaks has signed with Notre Dame. Jorgensborg batted .571 with eight HRs and 49 RBIs as a junior. -Gerry Gittelson Wife of Lugo dies Nancy Lugo, the wife of Canoga Park High football coach Rudy Lugo, died last week. Rudy Lugo has battled lung cancer for nearly a year. He went into remission about a month ago. Funeral services are pending. Contributions can be sent to: Canoga Park High School c/o CPHS Boosters Club, 6850 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Canoga Park, CA 91303. Write “Rudy Lugo” on the check. -Ramona Shelburne Oaks Christian gets $500,000 donation Younan Properties, a Los Angeles-based real estate investment corporation, is donating $500,000 to Oaks Christian High of Westlake Village. The money will fund several projects on campus and upgrades to the school’s athletic facilities including bleachers for the baseball field, synthetic turf for the football field and lighting for the aquatic complex. In honor of the donation, Oaks Christian will name its basketball and volleyball court, “Younan Court.” -Ramona Shelburne Hunters still in pursuit of No. 1 After completing the first unbeaten season in program history with Saturday’s 3-1 victory in the City Section final, Canoga Park’s boys’ soccer team (24-0-1) remained the nation’s second-ranked team in the latest Student Sports National Fab 50 poll, trailing Kingwood High (19-0-1) of Humble, Texas. Loyola of Los Angeles (26-6-4) is ranked No. 12 and St. Francis of La Canada Flintridge (25-5) is No. 42. -Erik Boal 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! Ashlee Trebilcock has finally worked her way into the starting lineup for the No. 5 Ohio State women’s basketball team. The former Hart High of Newhall standout, who transferred to Ohio State after playing just four games at UCLA, became the Buckeyes’ starting shooting guard on Feb. 11 when All-American guard Brandie Hoskins ruptured her left Achilles’ tendon. Trebilcock, a three-time Daily News Player of the Year honoree, has taken the opportunity and run with it. read more

In contrast to the victimization trends, there was a slight decline in the number of reported African-American perpetrators, while there was an increase with all other groups. Latino perpetrators had the sharpest rise in number with a 59.2 percent increase. Most disturbing, though, was the study’s discovery that Latinos were disproportionately the perpetrators of bias crimes against African-Americans with no known gang affiliations. The trend has continued through the present, as demonstrated by the August 2006 conviction of Latino gang members for a six-year conspiracy to assault and murder African-Americans in Highland Park. Thus, while intra-racial violence makes up the majority of violent incidents in Los Angeles and elsewhere, the overt racist motivations of these emerging inter-ethnic conflicts has justifiably created a public concern. But how did Los Angeles come to such a state of affairs despite the augury of the 1992 unrest? It is true that Latino social attitudes are in part informed by an anti-black sentiment that exists in Latin America, the Caribbean, and the United States, but no other multiracial city has reported this level of anti-black Latino violence. To begin to understand the Los Angeles’ context, it is centrally important to first disaggregate the position of Latino immigrants from that of U.S.-born Latinos. FIFTEEN years ago on April 26, 1992, widespread civil unrest erupted in Los Angeles, following the not-guilty verdict in the trial of the four white police officers accused of using excessive force in the arrest of a black motorist named Rodney King. What have we learned about race relations 15 years after the Los Angeles riots? Today Los Angeles is more racially diverse than ever and certainly one of the most diverse U.S. cities. And yet all is not well. Inter-ethnic violence in today’s L.A. is centered upon the targeting of African-American residents by Latino street gangs operating with the goal of eradicating African-Americans from “Latino” spaces. The murder of 14-year-old Cheryl Green on Dec. 15, 2006, was just the latest in Latino gang attacks on African-Americans with no gang affiliations themselves. At the same time, the involvement of gangs in Los Angeles has induced many to deny the racial import of the violence. Indeed, when I spoke with Denisse Rodarte and Sean Wright, two dynamic Angelenos filming a documentary about the black-Latino violence in Los Angeles, they expressed frustration with the vast numbers of residents who deny there is a racial problem and refuse to talk about it. Yet longitudinal studies of hate crimes in Los Angeles County demonstrate a very clear racial aspect. When University of Hawaii professor Karen Umemoto conducted a statistical study of Los Angeles County law-enforcement data over a five-year period in the 1990s, she uncovered a number of disturbing patterns. First, there was a disproportionate rate of increase in the victimization of African-Americans as compared with other groups. The number of African-American victims increased by 70 percent, while the number of Asian-American and Pacific Islander victims increased 21 percent, the number of white victims increased by 6 percent, and the number of Latino victims decreased by 8.4 percent. While Latino immigrants have been documented to express negative views of African-Americans, and to demonstrate a preference for segregation from African-Americans, the violence in Los Angeles has been perpetuated by U.S.-born Latinos. It is U.S.-born Latinos who, in becoming Americanized, experience themselves as socially undesirable raced subjects. Those who are not wealthy enough or light-skinned enough to be permitted the social access of assimilation are seemingly locked into the urban poverty quagmire of underfinanced schools, inadequate health care and scarce employment opportunities. At the same time that employers actively seek Latino immigrant labor for low-wage positions, low-skill-labor U.S. Latinos are excluded as a “less malleable” worker population. Indeed, the Americanization process provides English-speaking U.S.-born Latinos with greater information about worker rights. Moreover, U.S.-born Latinos have a sense of enhanced status as U.S.-educated applicants, and this in combination with their repeated exposure to rampant U.S. consumerism, disinclines them to seek the same low-wage jobs as Latino immigrants. These trends result in a high rate of jobless U.S.-born Latino men on the street searching for status and meaning. This is a context ripe for gang culture. Living in segregated proximity to African-Americans, who are derided in Latin America as well as the United States, facilitates the notion that Latino status depends upon a clear separation from and removal of African-Americans from “Latino spaces.” In short, the violence in Los Angeles can be attributed to the social position U.S. Latinos find themselves in, in combination with their own anti-black bias. Only a renewed societal focus on combating the institutional forces of poverty and racism can yield a rosier report about inter-ethnic relations on the 15th anniversary of the Los Angeles riots. Tanya Hernandez is a professor of law at Rutgers University Law School. 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! read more

0Shares0000Mohamed Salah has been criticised for his perceived support for Amr Warda (R) who was thrown out of the Egypt squad following sexual harassment claims before being reinstated © AFP/File / Khaled DESOUKICAIRO, Egypt, Aug 20 – Egypt and Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has reignited heated views about a sexual harassment scandal involving his national team-mate Amr Warda in a CNN interview which aired Monday.After Salah sent controversial tweets that demanded the disgraced Warda be given a “second chance” during this year’s Africa Cup of Nations held in Egypt, Salah directly addressed his revised stance. “What I meant to say is that (sexual harassment) happened before and is happening now. He has to get treatment or rehabilitation just to make sure that it is not going to happen again,” Salah told CNN.Warda was kicked out of Egypt’s squad over multiple claims of sexual misconduct that surfaced online in June but was reinstated at the request of his team-mates.Salah denied having a role in Warda rejoining the team.His wide-ranging interview, which also took shots at Egypt’s football federation, attracted both supportive and critical reactions.One Egyptian tweeted “Salah is lying… he did have a direct role in bringing Warda back to the team. He supported him with this tweets”.Another young woman enthusiastically posted “we love and support you Mo Salah!”.Former national goalkeeper Ahmed Shobair waded into the debate, noting that Salah’s tweets were written in coordination with the federation’s former chairman Hany Abou Rida.The EFA board tendered its resignation after highly-fancied Egypt crashed out of the tournament at the last-16 stage following a 1-0 defeat to South Africa, a match in which Warda played.Salah, who helped Premier League giants Liverpool win the Champions League in June, reiterated in the interview that “my position is still the same… the people misunderstand what I am saying”.The outcry on social media is still raging though.One woman criticised how Salah had handled the scandal differently for Egyptian and international audiences.“What a pathetic attempt to save your image in the West, sexual harasser supporter. You’re not fooling anyone but your fans who were already looking the other way,” she posted on Twitter.0Shares0000(Visited 42 times, 1 visits today) read more

Bolo Zenden says Chelsea will still be the team to beat in the Premier League this season.Jose Mourinho’s side lost 1-0 to Arsenal in the Community Shield on Sunday, but Zenden is not reading anything into the Wembley defeat.“It was a disappointing day for Chelsea because they want to win everything they can, but I still believe they have the best squad to do it [win the title],” the former Blues star and assistant boss told talkSPORT.“They didn’t have too many changes [from last season] if you look at the 11 starters from yesterday so in the long-run I still believe they are the favourites.“If they can repeat what they did last year, I’m sure they will be right there at the end again.”

Republic of Ireland striker Shane Long has signed a new four-year contract with Southampton.The 29-year-old, who moved to St Mary’s two years ago from Hull, has scored 21 goals in 73 appearances for Saints.“I’m delighted. I’m excited to be part of what could be a big future in the next four years for this club,” Long told saintsfc.co.uk.“I love it here, the set-up, the training ground, the lads as well – everyone around the club.“It’s a real family feel, and I feel like I’m a big part of that and I feel like I’m playing my best football here as well.“I’ve enjoyed every minute down here. I’m happy, my family are happy, and it’s a good place to be.”Executive director of football Les Reed said Long’s significance to the team was reflected in his new contract.“Shane has been an important asset to the team ever since his arrival at the club in 2014 and he was an influential part of our record-breaking Premier League campaign last season,” he said.“His experience and character also make him an extremely valuable member of the squad off the pitch, as well as on it, and I am delighted we have strengthened our commitment with him.“Shane is the latest in a significant number of first-team players to have signed new contracts with the club in recent weeks and months, indicating the players’ belief that there is more to come, while further strengthening the core of our squad as we move into what promises to be another memorable campaign.“Shane is one of many exciting attacking options that we have at our disposal, and he will no doubt play an important part in the season and the years ahead.” 1 Shane Long read more

A manager/leader is required for a playschool in the Castlefin area.The successful applicant for this full-time position must meet a number of criteria.These include: * Level 7/8 Degree in Childcare or equivalent* Minimum of 3 years paid experience in a childcare setting in a Supervisory role/ Assistant Manager.* Experience with children aged 2 years 8 months to 12 years old.* Supply suitable references and prepare to complete Gardaí vetting. Other desirable criteria include:* Experience and knowledge of Aistear planning – short, medium and long-term planning.* Linc Training.* Certified in First Aid, Child Protection, Fire safety, HACCP/ Basic food hygiene etc.* Full clean license and access to own car. Hours: 40 hours per weekClosing date: Thursday 20/06/2019Please send your CV and cover letter to https://cpichildcare@gmail.com or post it to CPI Community Childcare, Knockrawer, Castlefinn.For all further information or queries please contact Tina Mc Namee 0749143909. Job Vacancy: Leading playschool requires manager/leader was last modified: June 12th, 2019 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:castlefinCPI ChildcaredonegaljobplayschoolVacancy read more

Uptown Café and XL shop is set to officially launch this Saturday 14th February 2015 with an exciting family event from 12 – 3pm.Customers can expect a fun filled day for all the family, with face painting, balloon modelling, music and dance classes for children, a bouncy castle, a rally car display and tasty treats from the Uptown Café menu. 2014 Irish Tarmac Champion Declan Boyle will attend the official launch, showcasing his Subaru Impreza WRC.The 2014 National Modified Rally Champion, Declan Gallagher, will also be coming along to the launch with his white Toyota Starlet.There will be a host of other special guests popping in throughout the day, as well as lots of giveaways and special offers.The cafe and convenience store is located in Scally Place, Justice Walsh Road, (behind Letterkenny Courthouse and adjacent to the Outpatients Department and Scally Medical Practice), where there is ample parking. The Uptown Cafe team is busy preparing for this weekend’s official launch.Local business men Manus Kelly and Seamus Doherty set up the venture and are delighted with the support they have received from family, friends and customers ahead of the launch.Manus Kelly told Donegal Daily, “‘We’re putting final preparations in place for the official launch on Valentine’s Day and we’re looking forward to welcoming families and customers to the family fun day.“All of our staff have been really busy getting ready for the event and we’re sure that everyone is going to enjoy the tasty treats and entertainment that we’re putting on.’The Uptown Cafe and XL shop is also delighted to announce that TV chef and Donegal native, Gary O’Hanlon, will be joining them in store this Pancake Tuesday, 17th February 2015 at 11am.Gary is the head chef at Viewmount House, Longford, and is also the ‘Starters Chef’ on well known TV3 programme, The Restaurant. Gary will be on site to give a cooking demonstration and customers can expect the celebrity chef to serve up some tasty pancakes and other delicious treats while they relax in the Uptown Cafe atmosphere.Opened since December 2014, the Uptown Café has built a steady customer base and is forging a reputation for offering delicious fresh food, excellent value and great service.The menu features homemade soup, gourmet sandwiches, daily lunch specials, hot dishes and an excellent selection of coffees and yummy pastries, all expertly prepared in store by the café’s friendly staff.The menu also includes a range of healthy options including the oven-cooked Uptown Breakfast Special. The Café’s motto is “… love your downtime” and the team is committed to ensuring every customer experiences this with great fresh food, served in a relaxed comfortable café setting.Uptown Café is open Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm and on Saturday’s from 8am to 5pm.Call the café on 074 91 64779 or keep up to date with the latest news on the Uptown Café Facebook page.UPTOWN CAFÉ OFFICIALLY LAUNCHES THIS VALENTINE’S WEEKEND WITH AN EXCITING FAMILY EVENT was last modified: February 13th, 2015 by Mark ForkerShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:BusinessFeaturesnewsUptown Cafe read more