You’ve called just about every sport in your career What is it about soccer and MLS specifically that you appreciate the most I was a boy when 1996 came around and I was there for that first inaugural season in Los Angeles and I just fell in love with the sport and with the league even further because for the first time ever We didn’t have to look to Mexico or Central America or Europe I felt like we had something that belonged to us you watched Chris Armas play for your club What is it like now to see him and other former players still in the league I was a boy watching him play for the Galaxy I always wondered what happened when the Galaxy lost the first MLS Cup Final It's crazy to believe that I still think about that first ever final between the Galaxy and D.C United and what it meant to me as a kid from LA to lose that game and to feel that first real heartache of my team Everyone who was on that team and everyone who was part of that first year in the league’s history With this being the 30th season for both MLS and Colorado how would you describe the growth that the league has seen in that span and you can look at footage from that first year and be like one of my all-time favorites Mauricio Cienfuegos they were all so great.” But if you compare them to what we have now because those guys didn't have the technology that we have today They didn't have the research that we have today I'm sure a lot of teams did their best to accommodate the players and the entire squad You can see when players from other leagues come play in the United States and they tell you I'm surprised by the stadiums and the facilities a lot of leagues around the world don't have this.” Colorado will secure their best start on the road through their first five away matches how important is that for a team to have such a strong record away from home watching from afar what's happening with Colorado and comparing this team to what they were a couple years back it's amazing what Chris Armas and the entire staff have been able to do to turn things around and to make this club a playoff team I don't believe that we're at the point where you have to win games I think that's what's being built in Colorado right now as we speak To come out of Houston with points would reaffirm that this team is doing things the right way which is something that the rest of the league hasn't seen from Colorado in a good minute but to put together consecutive seasons of a team that's competitive it speaks volumes that things are truly changing for Colorado but all you have to do is look at the standings and see teams that have been at the bottom for a very long time Are there any Rapids players that you believe will have added impact against Houston I feel that Rafael Navarro is the go-to guy this is an opportunity for him to shine and to prove the quality of player that he is I think this is an opportunity for a guy like Kévin Cabral I think these are the games where the team is coming in on a high with a few good results under their belt this is an opportunity for a guy like Kévin to break out and find his first goal I think these types of games give players that opportunity How do you see Saturday’s match playing out I think Colorado is going to come out firing on all cylinders They can take advantage of a Houston team that's missing key players and still hasn't truly found their footing with only one win during the season I think Colorado is going to come out and press them to take advantage of Houston weaknesses Based on what we see when looking at the standings Houston is a team that is not scoring a lot of goals and is allowing a lot of goals to be scored that brings them back to my initial point that when you look at the numbers this is a good game for Colorado to really solidify their moment right now during the season This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A 21-year-old man was identified by police as the victim of a deadly shooting on April 24 in Kansas City Police officers found Erik Johnson-Linares dead in the 600 block of South 71st Terrace Crime Stoppers could offer you a cash reward Report a typo * If you are experiencing a medical emergency The following form creates an appointment request only a representative will contact you within 48 hours to assist you with your appointment request you agree to receive health information through email from Orlando Health and its affiliates.* A representative will be in touch with you shortly to confirm your appointment You should also receive an email confirming your appointment.  so please have your 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residential neighborhood A criminal complaint filed Monday in Chaves County Magistrate Court indicates that Edward Linares was arrested for allegedly shooting at a vehicle in the 1600 block of Juniper Street shortly before 4 a.m The complaint states that the victim sustained a wound to the right side of the head medical professionals concluded that the bullet had grazed the victim's head “The gunshot wound was later discovered by medical staff to be a graze meaning the bullet did not enter his head,” the complaint states Investigators later learned that the victim was at a residence on Juniper Street when two men wearing masks arrived and pointed guns at one of the victim's friends police questioned witnesses about the two armed men who had visited the house on Juniper Street that night One witness said she reported hearing the name Eddie after the shooting happened while another witness said the gunman had neck tattoos investigators found a booking photo of Linares who matched the description of the gunman given by witnesses Surveillance video watched by investigators shows that at 3:53 a.m a large group of individuals gathered in the front yard of the Juniper Street residence at 3:58 a.m an altercation between multiple people broke out in the front yard at 4:01 a.m. before Linares pointed a gun at another person and then approached a white vehicle and tapped on the windshield with his weapon Linares was later found and brought to the police station for questioning Linares claimed he had been at a friend's house all night and knew nothing about it Linares admitted that he was at the Juniper Street residence and was highly intoxicated when the shooting happened He claimed that he did not know who carried out the shooting but admitted to being the person on the video tapping on the vehicle windshield with a firearm When one of the investigators noted that Linares was the only one seen with a gun the criminal complaint indicated that Linares allegedly said that the shooting was in self-defense Linares was subsequently charged with one count each of shooting at or from a motor vehicle aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and receipt transportation or possession of a firearm or destructive device by a felon Electronic court records indicate on Monday that Magistrate Judge James Mason set Linares' bond at $5,000 No name of an attorney representing Linares was in court records on Monday Linares was charged in 2021 with one count each of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and shooting at a dwelling or occupied building on Aug The charges were later dismissed by the prosecution Linares received an 18-month suspended sentence after pleading no contest to one count of aggravated fleeing from a law enforcement officer as part of a change-of-plea agreement after leading police on a high-speed chase in August of 2023 prosecutors dismissed two additional charges against Linares of resisting evading or obstructing an officer and driving with a revoked license Email notifications are only sent once a day Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A man is charged in Wyandotte County Court in the April 24 shooting death of a man found outside a Kansas City Andrew Darion Dh'Marr Holmes is accused of voluntary manslaughter Kansas City, Kansas, police officers found the victim, 24-year-old Erik Johnson-Linares, dead outside a house in the 600 block of South 71st Terrace May 4, 2025 – Ventura County Sheriff's Office officials announce that during the early weeks of March 2025, detectives assigned to the Camarillo Special Enforcement Unit (SEU) began investigating a suspect, believed to be involved in the illicit sales of cocaine in violation of California Health and Safety Code Section 11351 – [ Possession of a Controlled Substance for Sales]. The suspect was identified as, City of Oxnard resident, Richard Edward Linares (hereinafter, referred to as Linares). Throughout the investigation it was confirmed Linares was actively selling illicit controlled substances to residents of Ventura County. Based on this information, SEU Detectives developed probable cause to arrest Linares for a violation of HS 11351. On April 28, 2025, SEU Detectives obtained a search warrant, signed by a Magistrate of the Ventura County Superior Court for Linares’ person, residence, vehicles and property. On April 29, 2025, Linares was contacted in the City of Oxnard and subsequently arrested by Camarillo Directed Enforcement Unit (DEU) and SEU Detectives for the aforementioned California Health and Safety Code violation. A short time later, detectives with SEU, DEU, the Camarillo Investigations Bureau, and the Sheriff’s K-9 Unit, served the search warrant at Linares’ residence in the 1400 Block of Cedar Street in the City of Oxnard. During the service of the search warrant detectives located and seized over eight ounces (236 grams) of cocaine, over one ounce (35 grams) of methamphetamine, psilocybin mushrooms, Adderall pills, and other un-identified substances. Additionally, detectives located a significant amount of packaging material consistent with the illicit sales of narcotics. Lastly, detectives located over $74,000 of United States Currency which is believed to be the direct proceeds of narcotics sales. Linares was additionally arrested for a violation of California Health and Safety Code 11378 – [ Possession of a Controlled Substance for Sales]. Linares was booked at the Ventura County Pre-Trial Detention Facility for the aforementioned charges. Linares remains in custody awaiting trial. On May 1, 2025, the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office (VCDA), elected to file one count of HS 11351 and one count of HS 11378, in addition the VCDA’s Office filed additional enhancements for the large quantity of illicit controlled substances seized. The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank members of the public for their on-going support and due diligence in providing information to assist our agency in solving crimes. We are better at what we do because of our community partnerships. Join us in the fight on crime by following us on Twitter @VENTURASHERIFF, Facebook, Instagram @VCSHERIFF, and with Nixle by texting your zip code to 888777 to receive local law enforcement and public safety alerts and advisories. 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You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. This week’s Star Educator, Dr. Diego Linares, is a seasoned educator with experience helping schools meet their full potential. When Linares was named principal of Sam Houston Math, Science, and Technology Center High School in 2022, he was more than prepared to help guide the school into a successful future.  Linares was instrumental in leading Scarborough High School out of Improvement Required (IR) status, and also served as principal of Raines High School in Katy ISD.  In 2023, Linares was presented with the chance to opt Sam Houston into HISD’s New Education System (NES). Linares said that there was a sense of urgency in the decision, and saw it as an opportunity to increase student outcomes and provide greater support for teachers. He saw immediate buy-in from his teachers and staff and credits their trust in him as a leader with the success on their campus.  Learn more about Principal Linares and how he strategizes for success for his students and his staff below: Favorite thing about Houston: The diversity of our city is remarkable. There’s excellent food from all over the world everywhere. Goal for your students and staff this upcoming school year: Houston MSTC High School will become a TEA A Rated campus by increasing our student achievement using High Quality Instruction every day. By A new surveillance video has shed light on the final hours of life of Jeankerly María Linares Marín a 27-year-old Venezuelan mother who was murdered on April 7 in Allapattah captured from inside the restaurant where the victim worked document the interaction between her and the man who would take her life as well as that of another individual who had also visited the restaurant that day The security camera of the restaurant La Nueva Alameda located at 27th Avenue and 24th Street in northwest Miami captured a man whom the employees identified as Luis Montero Moncada The video shows how the individual remains seated inside the establishment for at least four hours watching Jeankerly as she works as a waitress the suspect is seen approaching the cashier area who continues on her path without interacting with him The prolonged gaze of the man towards her is unsettling especially in light of what would happen hours later claim that Montero was a regular patron who displayed a clear obsession with the young woman The young woman's family claims that that man had become obsessed with her and insists that there was no other connection between them besides that of waiter and customer Jeankerly left the restaurant accompanied by a friend and a man identified as Marlon López to buy food from a nearby truck parked at the intersection of Northwest 27th Avenue and 30th Street Images from another security camera captured the moment when the attacker gets out of a vehicle According to Officer Ángel Rodríguez from the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office and then fired again to ensure he wouldn't survive Both Jeankerly and Marlon were shot at close range while he was transferred in critical condition to the Ryder Trauma Center at Jackson Memorial Hospital the Sheriff's Office agents managed to locate the suspect at the Extended Stay hotel on 7th Street and 69th Avenue in the northwest part of the county The agents attempted to stop him as he was leaving his room and getting into his vehicle His body was found inside the car and removed from the location by a tow truck The investigation into the confrontation is being conducted by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement while the double homicide remains under review by the Sheriff's Office Jeankerly Linares had emigrated to the United States from Venezuela just seven months ago a three-year-old girl and an eleven-year-old boy she worked tirelessly to provide them with a better future His life was brutally interrupted while he was simply waiting for a food order at the end of his work shift Family and friends describe Jeankerly as a hardworking The family has stated that she had tried to avoid the aggressor on several occasions but they never thought the harassment would end in such a violent manner He was obsessed with her," sources close to the victim reiterated to Univision The young woman's family has opened a petition in the fundraising campaign GoFundMe for funeral expenses and to cope with the unexpected blow of the two minors being left without their mother "Thank you for your generosity and compassion during this heartbreaking time Please keep our family in your thoughts and prayers as we navigate this difficult journey," concludes the request which has so far raised $3,857 of a $10,000 goal Jeankerly María Linares Marín was shot dead in the early morning of April 7 while buying food at a food truck in Allapattah fired at close range at her and another person whom he had been stalking at her workplace was shot dead by the police in a hotel in Miami-Dade after an exchange of gunfire which led to him being neutralized by the authorities The death of Jeankerly María Linares Marín left her two children without a mother and has shocked the community Family and friends have launched a fundraising campaign on GoFundMe to cover funeral expenses and assist the minors The family has expressed their grief and dismay at the tragic event stating that Jeankerly was a hardworking mother dedicated to her children Jeankerly María Linares Marín and Luis Montero Moncada had no personal relationship beyond the server-client interaction at the restaurant where she worked Montero had an obsessive fixation on Jeankerly he was a regular customer at the restaurant and had displayed unsettling behavior towards her A team of journalists committed to reporting on Cuban current affairs and topics of global interest we work to deliver truthful news and critical analysis Copyright © 2022 ALM Media Properties, LLC. 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Sign In Eastern Connecticut State University recently released its Dean’s List for the fall 2024 semester in which more than 1,300 students were recognized for maintaining high GPAs Among them is Yesli Linares Lopez of Raytown full-time students must complete a minimum of 12 credits in letter-graded courses with an average GPA of 3.5 or higher in the semester Part-time students are eligible if they’ve accumulated 15 or more credits of letter-graded coursework with an average GPA of 3.5 or higher He was admitted as a cadet to the Air Force Academy on March 15 1999 with the specialty of Aeronautical Engineering Qualified in aircraft maintenance in 2004 he was appointed to the Combat Unit "Air Group N°4 - La Joya Air Base" in the city of Arequipa For 10 years he carried out technical activities until he was appointed Maintenance Squadron Commander of the Mirage 2000 P/DP combat aircraft in 2014 and qualified as an Air Technical Officer by Dassault Aviation of France He was selected for the satellite technology transfer program in France in 2015 where he studied satellite engineering and graduated from Space School as a Satellite Flight Dynamics Engineer Head of the Flight Dynamics Systems section and Head of the Quality Assurance Unit at the Peruvian Space Agency where he worked during 7 years In 2019 he was selected to study at the Paris War College - France where he received the nomination for Excellence He also studied a Master's degree in Defense and Industrial Dynamics at the University of Paris 2 (France) between 2019 and 2020 He has participated in the space exercises: PANAMAX in 2020 and 2021 as operator RESOLUTE SENTINEL 23 as Director of the multinational Joint Space Forces exercise and Global Sentinel 24 as White Cell In 2023 he was appointed as the first Director of the Space Operations Center of the Aerospace Control Command; Finally in 2024 he was appointed as a Commander of the very first Space independent Unit in the history of the Air Force: Space Operations Center of the Peruvian Air Force He is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Astronomy and Astrophysics at the International University of Valencia (Spain) and has been awarded the medal of merit for intellectual effort and for 20 and 25 years of uninterrupted service with the Peruvian cross for aeronautical merit “Our actions on earth are consequences of what happens in space we ought guarantee freedom of action there where our interests and those of all humanity must remain intact.” Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Francisco Javier         The browser you are using is not supported that will prevent you from accessing certain features of the website We want you to have the best possible experience For this you'll need to use a supported browser and upgrade to the latest version All News FIDE News Chess News Top Top Federations Main Page / Search Tournaments Titles Transfers Calculators Download FIDE Circuit Women's Events '24-'25 Open Cycle 2025-2026 Women’s Cycle 2025-2026 Women’s Cycle 2023-2025 All Tournaments Main Events About FIDE Handbook Documents Financial Reports Officials Commissions & Committees Federations Affiliated Organizations Affiliated Members Honourable Dignitaries Chart From September 23 to September 29  Linares is hosting the highest division of the Spanish Team Championship (Campeonato de España por Equipos de Club de División de Honor) Eight best teams with six boards in each (one woman) are competing in the round-robin format MAGIC EXTREMADURA from Merida will face a real challenge battling with higher-rated teams such as C.A.C BENIAJÁN – DUOCHESS (headed by David Navara and David Anton) SILLA – BOSCH SERINSYS (with Anton Korobov and Alexei Shirov on top boards) ANDREU PATERNA (lead by Jorden Van Forrest and Francisco Vallejo) MAGIC EXTREMADURA suffered a somewhat unexpected defeat at the hands of C.A Official site: www.feda.org © 2025 FIDE International Chess Federation stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any way or by any means (including photocopying recording or storing it in any medium by electronic means) without the written permission of FIDE International Chess Federation Poster for the Amalgam Cycle 2025 - Seville Biennial See Programming 2025.- The Royal Artillery Factory will host the start of the AMALGAMA series tomorrow The series is part of the "Promotion of the Flamenco"developed by the Seville City Council with the collaboration of the Biennial of Flamenco From April 1st to November 20th of this year artistic encounters between generations will take place in which the flamenco It will be approached from different perspectives The first of the meetings has as protagonists two singers Carmen Linares and on the other ArchangelThe journalist from Sexta Televisión will participate in this meeting José Yélamo Under the title of “Roots and wings: the cante"This discipline will be approached from the maturity and experience of the singer Linares and the no less important career of Arcángel.  belongs to the best generation of flamenco along with Camarón Carmen has written the last 40 years of Spanish musical history in golden letters she began in 1980 with Juan and Pepe Habichuela and in the 10s she established herself with excellent albums crowning her with one of the XNUMX best albums in the history of the flamenco: “Anthology of Women” (Universal She has performed for our poets Federico García Lorca She has masterfully performed Manuel de Falla's "El Amor Brujo" with symphony orchestras on stages in New York She has participated in projects with such notable figures as Manolo Sanlúcar Her recorded work includes more than 30 titles including her own albums and collaborations flamenco and two Latin Grammy nominations for titles such as “Roots and Wings,” “Popular Songs of Lorca,” and “Verse by Verse.” She is the great universal ambassador of flamenco with international tours and historic concerts such as the one held at Carnegie Hall in New York in 2018 Throughout her career she has received around twenty major awards the 2018 Mediterranean Music Award from Berklee University an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Seville in 2023 and especially the 2022 Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts and the 2023 Latin Grammy Award has been a reference name in the flamenco practically since he began as a professional singer around the age of 15 In his echo and in his way of understanding the cante flamenco a deep knowledge and respect for the roots of what is natural coexist jondo with a constant interest in finding new paths of development for this art his international career includes such prestigious theaters and competitions as Carnegie Hall (New York) Sadler's Wells and British Museum (London) World of Flamenco in Rabat and Tangier (Morocco) Sharjah World Music Festival (United Arab Emirates) the Biennials of Flamenco from Rome and the Netherlands or the benchmark French festivals of Aix-en-Provence he got to know his admired Paco Toronjo and has worked and collaborated with prestigious artists such as Enrique Morente including the Latin Grammy for best flamenco music album in 2018 for "Al Este del Cante» the Gold Medal of the Province of Huelva and obtained the Giraldillo of the Biennial of Flamenco from Seville in 2012 the journalist who will participate with them was born in 1984 in Cádiz He is He holds a degree in Journalism from CEADE at the University of Seville He is currently a presenter on laSexta Televisión's La Sexta Xplica channel His passion for journalism comes from his father's side His career has been spent on television sets The first phase will span the months of April through June; and the second will span the months of September through November 2025 will be on April 23 with the dancers Pepa Montes y Ana Morales together with the journalist Martha Carrasco and their meeting called “Word of dancers” The month of May will feature two more singers on the 14th; this time Manuel de Paula y  Jose Valencia with the journalist Tere Peña under the suggestive title of “The cante according to Lebrija” the multidisciplinary plastic artists Nazario Luque and Patrick Hidalgo together with the director of El Correo de Andalucía They will spend the evening with “Music between strokes and vignettes.” The first phase of AMALGAMA will end in June first with the appointment scheduled on the 11th with the dancers Malaga reel y Farruquito and the journalist and writer Julio Munoz with “Grace and Dance”; and on the 25th the singers Aurora Vargas y The Tremendous next to the journalist Flamenco Canal Sur Radio will walk between the “Two banks of the cante" The collaboration of Loyola University Andalusia in the cycle The Brotherhood's delegated committee that manages the festival welcomes this appointment, considering that it is... 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The Voice of the Flamenco in the World.  Please enter your username or email address to reset your password Christopher Linares receives the Undergraduate Distinguished Scholar Award Information Technology at the CPS Graduation Celebration The 2024 Undergraduate Distinguished Scholar recipient is a graduating student in the Information Technology program. Linares has demonstrated his leadership through his involvement as a member of the GW National Society of Leadership and Success He obtained a leadership certification from the Project Management Institute’s Disciplined Agile Scrum Master along with a technical internship at Navy Federal Credit Union He has also been active with GW Catholics and Knights of Columbus "Chris maximized his student experience inside and outside of the classroom He positively influenced the learning environment by asking insightful questions and helping others He deeply explored technical concepts in the program's curriculum found an internship using GW career resources and attended many University networking events." The College of Professional Studies Distinguished Scholar Awards recognize the undergraduate and graduate students who best demonstrate the college’s core competencies of strategic thinking Before his journey at George Washington University (GW) Christopher was a student at James Wood High School in Winchester he completed his Associate’s degree in General Studies at Laurel Ridge Community College Right after high school and with the guidance of the GW admissions team he embarked on a new adventure at George Washington University and dove headfirst into his Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology Christopher found a community in the GW Catholics and their Knights of Columbus He also joined the GW Cyber Club and the National Society of Leadership and Success he joined the Project Management Institute’s Washington DC Chapter earning the PMI Disciplined Agile Scrum Master (DASM) certification and maintaining his Scrum Master certification from the Scrum Alliance His passion for IT guided him to an internship at Navy Federal Credit Union he became a valuable member of the Service Desk team completing his bachelor’s degree in 20 months while maintaining a 4.00 GPA and honing his technical skills Christopher is now poised to embark on a new academic venture aiming to pursue his Masters in Cybersecurity Strategy Information and Management at GWU When he steps away from his academic and professional endeavors his love for food and culture often leads him to explore the vibrant cityscape of Washington D.C In addition to being recognized at the College of Professional Studies' Graduation Celebration, he was invited by GW administration to participate in an academic honors ceremony this spring. GW Today reports - Exemplary GW Students Recognized at Annual Academic Honors Ceremony Granberg and Provost Christopher Alan Bracey recognized the 10 Distinguished Scholars in a ceremony at GW's University Student Center Christopher Linares is pictured in the back row   Bachelor's Completion Master's Programs Graduate Certificates 801 Third Street SouthSt Petersburg, FL 33701727.821.5800 FREE News AlertsStay on top of Florida business by signing up for any of our free eNewsletters Now you can read Florida Trend anytime and anywhere Subscribe today for the format that suits your lifestyle best: Print Manuel Garcia-Linares oversees the Boca Raton Miami and West Palm Beach offices of Day Pitney is chair of the litigation practice group and leads the firm’s Florida business development committee Garcia-Linares is actively involved with the firm’s diversity and inclusion efforts he is a past board member and chair of the City of Coral Gables Retirement Board and currently serves as its outside general counsel The Philippine men's national football team scored a historic win over Thailand in Leg 1 of the 2024 ASEAN Mitsubishi Electric Cup The Philippine men’s national football team came up big in the final minute to secure a historic 2-1 victory over regional powerhouse Thailand in Leg 1 of the 2024 ASEAN Mitsubishi Electric Cup on Friday This marks the Philippines' first win against Thailand in 52 years since the 1972 Jakarta Cup it was the Filipinos who had a better start to the match than the Thais Sandro Reyes curled in a beautiful left-foot shot to give the Philippines the lead hearing the screams of 7,116 spectators at the Rizal Memorial Stadium managed to level the game in the 45th minute after Thailand’s quick counterattack from the Philippines’ corner kick Thailand nearly scored right away after Suphanat Mueanta’s shot hit the crossbar amid the Philippine backline’s early error The Thais continued to pile on the pressure but failed to capitalize on their opportunities substitute Worachit Kanitsribumphen came close after missing the target from his left-foot shot during a scramble inside the box Thailand’s last clean chance came in the 92nd minute after team captain Peeradol Chamrasamee’s shot just went wide from Quincy Kammeraad Kike Linares' header from a free kick that bounced off Paul Tabinas resulted in the Philippine team's winning goal The second leg will be held on December 30 at the Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok The semifinals will not have an away goal rule We use cookies to ensure you the best experience on our website In this episode of the Medicine Grand Rounders, Dr. Roberto Simons-Linares takes a deep dive into the world of obesity management with a focus on bariatric endoscopy you came to us with this topic for the podcast based on your work with Dr I know you have some questions in mind to start us off and you wanted to lead into these with a case Anthony: Let’s use a fictional case to improve our learning Case: This is a 57-year-old female with relevant PMH including Obesity Class III She presents for evaluation of weight management in the Bariatric Endoscopy Clinic Her weight at age 18 was approximately 200 lbs With lifestyle modifications she was able to reduce her weight to 260 lbs 8 months ago she was in a motor vehicle accident where she broke her arm and injured her back; as a result she regained lost weight and is now at her present weight of 284 lbs She works a predominantly sedentary desk job Her 24-hour dietary recall includes appropriate caloric and nutritional intake during the day however 2-3 nightly awakenings per week to eat The patient also reports she could eat several high caloric meals and beverages per day despite not feeling very hungry She also states that she does not feel full after eating several meals Her relevant medications include insulin glargine 30 units nightly our first question is for Roberto.....Please define obesity Simons-Linares: Complex medical disease not just a cosmetic disease We must have a shift in our medical focus to recognize obesity as a disease just as we recognize diabetes or hypertension diseases with nuances or III where BMI is used to stratify 30-34.9; 35-39.9; 40+ Arjun: There are many treatment options available for obesity I counsel them on the importance of lifestyle modifications patients hear about many medications in the media and their sensational claims associated with weight loss and come to me asking about prescribing these medications Can you describe how much expected weight loss someone would have with lifestyle modifications and with some common anti-obesity medications Simons-Linares: Lifestyle modifications: LookAHEAD Trial with intensive coaching psychology – in 10 years trial was prematurely stopped Patients only lost 6% and it did not improve cardiovascular risk factors or cardiovascular mortality the patient is not interested in endoscopic therapy or bariatric surgery What evidence-based steps would we take at her first clinic visit to give her the best chance for an optimal outcome in her weight loss journey Simons-Linares: Identify her subtype of obesity (hungry brain she would benefit from an uptitration of her semaglutide as well as the addition of topiramate 25mg nightly to curb the feelings of nocturnal eating Meet with Bariatric Psychologist & Bariatric Dietician what does that first meeting with a patient look like What are some key discussion points or information that you use to help patients Erika: I use the first visit to emphasize the chronic disease model of obesity as well as the emphasize the nature of our program as being a “medical home” model of care we will continue to support the patient for chronic disease management across the lifespan- knowing that weight gain is something we have to accept about the disease itself The rest of the visit is a pretty thorough interview covering a broad range of the individual's experience I like to describe it to patients as “looking at the places stress tends to hide” because ultimately we need a broad picture of how the patient has built habits as the solutions to other problems they have experienced in various areas of life I can share with the patient some opportunities to fill in the gaps- either with resources or things we want to monitor to prepare for any kind of procedure this patient’s nocturnal eating will limit her goals for weight loss patients have relief from medications to treat this pattern and in other cases they need support in improving sleep hygiene and self-observations skills to make sustainable changes the incident of injury or illness is something that can often catch us off guard- and unfortunately can be a common contributing factor to weight gain I would want to be involved in the patients care for supporting how they adjust to these types of changes (aka stressors) how do you help patients in their weight loss journey but why should patients see a dietitian in their weight loss process Bailey: There is so much nutrition and diet information out there nowadays with more social media use and the increasing prevalence of obesity worldwide it is crucial for them to receive medically appropriate nutrition advice for their treatment and as registered dietitians we are trained to use evidence-based research and guidelines to do this Our goal for any patient working with myself or any dietitian in our program is to work with them to establish a strong nutrition foundation and habits that are going to aid in their treatment with endoscopic therapies in combination with other lifestyle modifications so it is important to work with our patients to form these lifelong nutrition habits that meet our recommendations but at the same time fit into their needs and life as well Anthony: The patient trials both of these things and returns to see Dr which represents a 7% total body weight loss during that time she now is interested in learning about endoscopic approaches for weight loss What is bariatric endoscopy and how does it differ from other bariatric procedures What is the role of bariatric endoscopy in treating obesity Simons-Linares: Phenotypes are hungry brain Procedures can be Endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty; intragastric balloon Anthony: The patient ultimately elects to proceed with endoscopic surgery What does her post-procedural life look like Does she stop all anti-obesity medications Should she follow-up with the bariatric endoscopy team thank you so much for your wonderful discussion can you give the listeners especially those in training and those in primary care some key summary take-home points from today’s episode A Cleveland Clinic podcast for medical professionals exploring important and high impact clinical questions related to the practice of general medicine You'll hear from world class clinical experts in a variety of specialties of Internal Medicine All it takes is one punch to spoil a good night Devin Haney's Saturday night was going perfectly until Jorge Linares caught him with a big right hand in the 10th round the biggest test of Haney's career became significantly tougher surviving a furious rally by the veteran Linares to pick up a unanimous decision victory -- 116-112 115-113 -- and retain his WBC lightweight title in Las Vegas But the final six minutes and the fan reaction following his victory showed the dilemma Haney faces in his budding career Even on a night when he did everything he could to show he was an exciting fighter worthy of the biggest matchups Haney received a mixed reaction of boos and cheers 15 KOs) was dominating Linares up until the final seconds of the 10th round 29 KOs) wobbled Haney with a straight right hand The champion walked on shaky legs back to his corner while Linares swung his arms to the side to make sure Haney knew where he was headed That type of punch was almost inevitable given Haney's approach against the former champion he defeated Yuriorkis Gamboa in a unanimous decision that was both dominating and relatively unexciting Haney opted to stand in front of the 35-year-old Linares who still carried significant power and looked to throw power punches at the risk of getting caught with a big strike "That's what the fans wanted to see -- if I could go in there and walk my opponent down and hit him with him some big shots," Haney said in the postfight interview on DAZN He spent the beginning of the 11th round trying to regain his footing He held on to Linares and smothered the late rally which the crowd booed with increasing ferocity over the final two rounds Haney lunged in from a distance to wrap Linares up a signal that Haney was more than ready for the fight to be over It was the type of finish that made onlookers forget the risks he took in the first nine rounds to put on the type of show to boost his career the 22-year-old Haney complained that other young stars in the division -- names such as Teofimo Lopez and Ryan Garcia -- were not willing to fight him After Garcia beat Luke Campbell earlier this year Garcia didn't mention Haney as a potential opponent in his postfight interview even though it made logical sense it could create more pressure for other fighters to face the WBC champion and grow a fan base in a crowded division "The special fighters make a statement," Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn said in a DAZN interview a week before Saturday's bout "And if [Haney] can make a statement against Jorge Linares next week it makes my job a lot easier with the broadcasters 'We want Lopez against Haney; we want Haney against Garcia.'" It was the exact performance he was looking for But the finish might have undone all of his good work Haney acknowledged how the deck might be stacked against him Unlike former unified champion Vasiliy Lomachenko Haney didn't go down when he was hit with Linares' best shot Garcia overcame an early knockdown to defeat Campbell via TKO Yet the vulnerability Haney showed against Linares could be counted against him "We saw other fighters in the lightweight division get dropped," Haney said to DAZN he escaped the Linares fight with his undefeated record and WBC belt intact Haney said he still wants a bout against Lopez (16-0 who holds the other three major belts in the 135-pound division Haney said he believed he made the statement he was looking for on Saturday night That might depend on what fans remember the most from his victory over Linares We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money The family of Hector Homer Linares created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories In Loving Memory of Hector Homer Linares November 1.. © 2025 Mission Park Funeral Chapels & Cemeteries Made with love by funeralOne Academy1-0: Linares Deportivo vs UD Almería 'B' game ends in slender lossA set-piece goal by the hosts led to UD Almería B's second defeat of the season as visitors The Academy prospects remain in promotion play-off positions Everything changed for Mirna Linares the day in early 2017 when three members of MS-13 came to her house and told her husband that the violent gang had been harassing the family because of her husband’s political activities Two of his brothers had been killed for this reason.   Mirna went to the police station to ask for protection she ensured the threat would be carried out and that they could not help her Mirna and her husband took their three daughters and started the difficult journey north to the U.S Mirna and her family are among the many thousands of people from El Salvador forced to leave home to seek protection each year. From 2012 to 2017, the number of El Salvadorans seeking asylum in the United States grew by 1,000 percent The country is largely controlled by violent gangs and has one of the highest homicide rates in the world.   “We had to leave with the clothes we had on,” Mirna told Refugees International “The only solution was to go as far as possible and reach the United States.” But when Mirna and her family presented themselves at the border agent told them they could not be received the family crossed the Rio Grande to El Paso and Mirna and her daughters were separated from her husband.  law does not allow for the prolonged detention of migrant children even if they arrive accompanied by a parent DHS can separate the family in order to keep one of the parents detained while releasing the children with the other.  Officers asked Mirna if she had family in the United States and she told them she had a sister in Colorado. After a few nights in custody Mirna and the girls were released to Annunciation House a shelter where they were given beds for the night, hot meals Mirna made arrangements to travel to Colorado where the family would pursue their asylum case in immigration court.   But he remained detained for three more months What do you do if you’re alone with your daughters “But I started to feel like… I know my husband isn’t here An immigration judge at Otero eventually granted Mirna’s husband release on bond so that he could join the family in Colorado. Mirna and their three children rebuilt their lives together where her daughters received the support they needed and began to thrive Mirna and her husband are working steadily and have bought their own home.  Asylum seekers like Mirna and her family contribute to U.S communities in countless ways when given the chance.  “I’d like to learn English to the fullest,” Mirna told Refugees International And my dream is to help my daughters strive forward and fulfill their dreams.”  Mirna hopes future asylum-seeking families like hers will never have to suffer cruel treatment and the pain of separation The Biden administration must allow people to seek protection at ports of entry rather than turn them away It must end all policies that separate families and unnecessarily detain people seeking asylum The United States can receive people arriving at the border in search of protection with decency and respect and provide them a fair chance to make their case.  Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram  With smart and humane policies, the United States can welcome people seeking safety and treat them with dignity. Read more at wecanwelcome.org PHOTO CAPTION: Mirna Linares is pictured with her family after fleeing El Salvador and winning asylum in the United States Sign up for our updates on the most pressing displacement and humanitarian issues we create a more welcoming world for people seeking refuge Refugees International is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization I am asked (and I sometimes ask myself) the question: why am I here that a foreigner should chose Linares as his adopted home when many millions of Mexicans dream of living in the United States They listen to my stock responses with polite interest but something in the way they look at me implies the unstated question translator and educator raised in the pretty little rural Irish Midlands town of Lanesboro international students or the odd technician flown in for the weekend to fix some infernal machine at Kellogg’s or at one of the other factories inside the parque industrial (industrial park) at the entrance to town bank robber or deviant on the run from my sordid past Linares is not the Mexico of the tourist brochures Puerto Vallarta or Los Cabos — places designed for well-heeled outsiders seeking refuge from the harsh blasts of winter—Linares has no golden beaches Nestled in Nuevo León’s Citrus Belt in the blue shadow of the Sierra Madres Linares is largely known — if at all — for the norteño music of the legendary Los Cadetes de Linares a traditional gourmet candy made from nuts and burnt goat’s milk slightly dilapidated city of 80,000 souls seemingly by accident Fleeing from the Canadian winter in February 2001 I was backpacking around Central America and the Pacific coast of southern Mexico when a friend and resident here invited me to pay him a visit while he did fieldwork for his doctorate I headed north to the India-shaped state of Nuevo León I stepped into the dusty sunlight and looked up into a sky so clear and blue I could hardly credit it As I sat in the calm green shade of Linares Plaza sun-weathered old campesinos (farmers) wearing white cowboy hats I felt a sudden intense sensation akin to déjà vu I was reading the news in a cybercafe when a woman approached and invited me to interview for the position of English teacher at a prestigious local school a young English teacher named Verónica Garza Flores interpreted We have been married 18 years now and have two beautiful little girls I would be happy anywhere as long as I was with them there are many other reasons why I enjoy living here The average temperature in Linares is 22.4 C seasonally deepened by Irish rain and Canadian snow it was a delight to discover that the regular sunshine here is a natural mood enhancer spiking my system with daily doses of serotonin The pace of life is slower — more in sync with agrarian rhythms than factory clocks — which for a country boy like me is familiar and therefore comforting — and Mondays are less stressful Unlike border cities such as Reynosa or Tijuana where homicide rates are among the highest in the world crime in Linares is more of the unorganized type — petty theft drug abuse and drink-fuelled social violence Apart from a rash of drug-related killings between 2006 and 2010 Houston and Vancouver are much more dangerous places in which to live The food in Linares is also excellent and comes in a diverse variety of shapes Among the most popular local dishes are cabrito (kid goat) tomato and onions stuffed into small red tortillas and served with cube-shaped fried potatoes Other popular treats to be found in the local markets are queso del rancho (homemade cheese) When I’m feeling in the mood for a little sweet bread to go at with my coffee I tend to visit the famous local bakery in the center of town the only other reference to the city I know of is to “the snow-capped peaks of Linares” in Jack Kerouac’s novel Big Sur (Linares lies in a valley the author was known to go on the odd extended drug-and-booze-addled bender.) other than the odd brief text in a travel book you would be hard-pressed to find much written about Linares in Spanish either I view this as an advantage because I am not unduly influenced by other scribblers when contemplating the history and culture of the city As for art — or what passes for art in these parts — I am more partial to the work of storefront painters than the pretentious and gaudy religious-themed paintings of the local (con-)artistes My daily round here during these dangerous days of COVID-19 consists of giving classes; reading; jogging; overeating; writing poems articles and personal essays; conducting interviews and watching my beloved soccer team FC Bayern Munich in the comfort of Bar el Dáil — my private Irish pub We are also constantly improving and upgrading our house which involves dealing with workmen and making frequent trips to the hardware store for building materials Our daughters take karate classes three times a week we visit the neighboring town of Hualahuises to bathe in its clear cold rivers and feast on the exquisite local cuisine Despite the passage of 20 years and the inescapable facts of debts work problems and other quotidian universal stresses Linares remains a serendipitous refuge — strange enough to me still that I maintain the illusion that I am somehow on vacation somewhere not “at home,” wherever that is anymore I miss many things about Lanesboro and Toronto but as long as I continue to avoid the dreaded sensation of becoming stuck in a rut I could quickly elaborate a list of drawbacks to living here too but show me the person who from time to time doesn’t wish they were elsewhere Colin Carberry is a Canadian-born and Irish-raised writer who lives in Los Linares He has published four poetry collections and his work has appeared in publications in North America ADVERTISE WITH MND COMMUNITY GUIDELINES Subscription FAQ's Privacy Policy Mexico News Daily - Property of Tavana LLC 02 Mar 2025 11:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Linares Deportivo won 4–0 over Xerez Deportivo on Sun This is 25 of the Segunda Federacion - Group 4 Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Linares Deportivo 0 win(s) Have scored 2 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Linares Deportivo and Xerez Deportivo on Sun 02 Mar 2025 11:30:00 GMT?Linares Deportivo won 4–0 over Xerez Deportivo on Sun 02 Mar 2025 11:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Linares Deportivo is playing home against Xerez Deportivo on Sun NEW YORK -- Pound-for-pound king and junior lightweight world champion Vasiliy Lomachenko entered the Madison Square Garden ring on Saturday night aiming to carve out yet another piece of boxing history. Now history is his once again. Lomachenko survived a sixth-round knockdown and a very tough fight to score a 10th-round technical knockout of Jorge Linares on a body shot to take the lightweight world championship before 10,429 in the main event of the Top Rank Boxing on ESPN card. With the victory, Lomachenko shattered the all-time boxing record for fewest fights needed to win a world title in three weight divisions, accomplishing that in just his 12th fight. Lomachenko broke the record held by Australian legend Jeff Fenech, a Hall of Famer who won world titles at bantamweight and junior featherweight before winning a belt at featherweight in his 20th fight in 1988. In his third pro fight, Lomachenko toyed with Gary Russell Jr. to win a decision and featherweight world title, which allowed him to tie the record for fewest fights needed to claim a world title. In his seventh fight, Lomachenko moved up to junior lightweight and scored a massive fifth-round knockout of Roman "Rocky" Martinez to take his belt and set the record for fewest fights needed to win a world title in two weight classes. Now Lomachenko (11-1, 9 KOs), who made all four of his 130-pound title challengers -- Nicholas Walters, Jason Sosa, Miguel Marriaga and Guillermo Rigondeaux -- quit, moved up to 135 pounds and seized the title from Linares (44-4, 27 KOs), considered the No. 1 lightweight in the world going into the fight. "It was a great fight. That right hand [that knocked me down], it was a great punch. It happens," Lomachenko said. "I prepared for the last few rounds, and my father [and trainer Anatoly Lomachenko] told me, 'You need to go to the body.' "Linares is a great champion, and the fight was good for the fans and everybody." Said Linares: "The knockout punch was perfectly landed." Top Rank chairman Bob Arum, who promotes Lomachenko, gave credit to both fighters. "I thought the fight showed Linares is a helluva fighter, and Loma just stayed in there and knocked him out with a body shot," Arum said. "He established himself as a great fighter. He has a fighting heart." Linares, who has also won world titles at featherweight and junior lightweight, towered over the smaller Lomachenko and got his jab going in the opening round. He landed a couple of right hands to give Lomachenko something to think about. It had been a long time since an opponent had been remotely competitive against him in even a single round. In the second round, Linares, 32, a Venezuela native fighting out of Las Vegas, landed a hard body shot and an uppercut, but Lomachenko immediately responded with a left hand that got the crowd excited as it began to chant, "Loma! Loma! Loma!" He closed with a good flurry to force Linares back. Lomachenko's advantage in hand speed was evident in the third round as he peppered Linares with quick punches on the inside and then spun away before he could fire back. By the fourth round, Linares' right eye began to swell. He has had issues with cuts and swelling in the past, and there is a lot of scar tissue over his eye. Linares, who was making the fourth defense of his second lightweight title reign, got a warning for a low blow from referee Ricky Gonzalez in the fifth round, and then Lomachenko rocked him with a left hook seconds before the bell. Linares took a second warning for a low blow in the sixth round. Lomachenko, a 30-year-old southpaw, appeared to be winning yet another round in the sixth when Linares landed a clean straight right hand down the middle that knocked him to his rear end, but the round was coming to an end, and he could not get off another punch. It was the first time Lomachenko had ever been knocked down. "At first I thought it was a slip, but when I saw it again [on the replay], he got hit right on the kisser," Arum said. "I knew he was going to get up, but it was a legitimate good shot he got hit with." Linares didn't go right after Lomachenko in the seventh to see if he had shaken off the knockdown, but it appeared Lomachenko recovered quickly and got back into a groove of firing punches and stepping to the side to get out of the way of Linares' return shots. They continued to battle back and forth even as Linares' face continued to look worse and worse. Lomachenko rocked him with an uppercut midway through the 10th round, but Linares continued to come at Lomachenko, who made him pay dearly. Later in the 10th, Lomachenko unleashed a series of punches that sent Linares backward toward the ropes before a left hand to the body dropped him to a knee. He beat the count, but Gonzalez didn't like how he looked and stopped the fight at 2 minutes, 8 seconds, setting off a wild celebration in the arena from the pro-Lomachenko crowd. "He didn't surprise me as I thought he was going to surprise me," Linares said. "The fight was getting interesting. It was very close, but he did surprise me with that body shot. I wanted to continue. I wanted to keep working, but the ref stopped the fight." At the time of the stoppage, Lomachenko was up 86-84 on judge Steve Weisfeld's scorecard, Linares was up by the same score on Robin Taylor's card, and Julie Lederman had it 85-85. The fight was made thanks to the desire of both fighters to face each other and the cooperation between Lomachenko promoter Top Rank and Linares' co-promoter, Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions. They've had a bitter rivalry for years but managed to come together to give fans the best fight that could be made in the division. "Oscar said congratulations, great fight, and it was good to work with you," Arum said. According to CompuBox punch statistics, Lomachenko landed 213 of 627 punches (34 percent), and Linares stayed right with him, landing 207 of 739 blows (28 percent). Arum said Lomachenko will return to headline another Top Rank Boxing on ESPN card on Aug. 25 at The Forum in Inglewood, California. Before Saturday's fight, Lomachenko said he would remain at lightweight and give up his junior lightweight world title. If he sticks to his plan, he probably will face Raymundo Beltran in a lightweight world title unification fight. Beltran (35-7-1, 21 KOs) won a vacant title in February. "Beltran is the obvious opponent," Arum said. Lomachenko will be a big favorite against Beltran, as he has been against all of his opponents. But while his talent has never been questioned, one question lingered: What would happen when Lomachenko faced adversity? He answered in resounding fashion by getting off the deck to win against the best opponent he had ever faced. "We always knew what a great talent he is, but he showed he's a real fighter against the best guy he ever fought, a much bigger guy who knows how to fight, who was not going to quit and who was going to go out on his shield," Arum said. "Loma stood up to him and showed what he has deep down in his guts." 30 Mar 2025 10:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Linares Deportivo vs Cadiz CF Mirandilla on Sun This is 29 of the Segunda Federacion - Group 4 Have scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Linares Deportivo and Cadiz CF Mirandilla on Sun 30 Mar 2025 10:00:00 GMT?Linares Deportivo vs Cadiz CF Mirandilla on Sun 30 Mar 2025 10:00:00 GMT ended in a 2–2 tie.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Linares Deportivo is playing home against Cadiz CF Mirandilla on Sun Former world champion Jorge Linares made his debut as World Boxing Association (WBA) fight supervisor this weekend during the Gilberto Ramirez vs If anything has characterized the “Golden Boy” during his life and career it is his versatility and his ability to adapt to different roles both inside and outside of the sport he has taken the leap as a coach and also as an ambassador for the pioneering organization.  On this occasion he was appointed as the supervisor of the WBA cruiserweight world title fight a role for which he has been training and in which he fulfilled all the steps from the previous week until the day of the fight in a satisfactory manner.  Linares emphasized that he felt comfortable in this role and his influence was evident inside and outside the ring when working with local authorities The WBA is proud that the stars of the sport continue to join its ranks after their retirements as active boxers Linares has been its most recent ambassador and has now made his first supervision.  Juan “Baby Bull” Diaz a former fighter has also served as a supervisor a former fighter who is now the director of the women’s championship committee.  The pioneer organization will continue working on the integration of former fighters to the boxing world and will continue training them for different roles since they have a lot of experience and knowledge to contribute in addition to serving as inspiration for those who are active In a night of mixed emotions at the ANB Arena.. 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