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Bia 1:43-44

1:43

- Anaaaaa what was that fake voice

- Why does Thiago always look like he’s about to propose to Ana lol… man likes to take a knee

- Opaaaaa ok Juliana

- YIKES the cut from the lovely Urquiza family to the toxic Gutiérrez family was DRAMATIC

- Dump him!

- That sure is some singing…

- OOP Ana’a not being super careful rn

- BAHAHAHA I Loe how Pietro thinks Ana is an activist.

- Is Marcos crocheting a doll of himself lol

- I really don’t know what to think of Marcos. \Daisy and Pietro > Daisy and Jhon

- I love Daisy’s attitude about dancing and body image. I wish everyone could see their body as the instrument that allows them to do what they love.

- Why does Thiago and Ana being like “alumno y profesora” have a similar energy to Ámbar being Simón’s “jefa”

- Ahhhhhhhhhh I want Bilena reunion SO BADLY

- Pixie :( I miss her

- Chiara en Laix….

- Jandino and Carmín are a good team

- I’m telling you, Middle grade me would have DIED for Celeste’s style

- Ah yes, Bia/Celeste and Manuel/Jhon having the same conversation at once

- Alright Romeo and Juliet, pack it up

- That I’m an Urquiza and he’s a Gutierrez has the same energy

- YESSASKFDKLAJSFKLLJFD FINALLY PEOPLE OVERHEARING A CONVERSATION HAS A POSITIVE EFFECT

- Look at that boy’s smile :’)

- Victor is so excited to hear Manuel’s news, we love the support

- BAHAHAHA Victor saying that if he was Manuel he would go to Bia’s house with a boombox and play a beautiful song for her LMAOOOOOOO

- I like the way Chiara hangs out at the Kunst residence

- Go Daisy go!

- Noooooooo :( We would like yeses from the other judges

- Yes ma’am, that’s what we like to hear

- I bet Jhon has some regrets right about not for not trying to promote Daisy to Marcos a bit more

- Not that she needs that to win but STILL.

- OOF the boys are fighting

- Alex could definitely learn a lot from Jandino

- Ah, now we see how Mara is going to frame Carmín

- Mamãe Urquiza recognizes her daughter!

1:44

- Jealous!Guillermo and Perceptive!Alex

- Yayyyy Marcos came through

- Lmaooooo Jhon saying “hermosa” to Guillermo

- HA Daisy called Pietro first

- Chiara and Thiago are like “I am looking away”

- Pixeleste superiority 🥺🥺🥺

- BAHAHA all the Gutiérrez boys look SO confused. For once, all of them confused.

- AND NOW EVEN MORE CONFUSED.

- Antonio is about to commit a murder

- Awwww babies Bilena went to see the Magic Flute opera

- Emo hours... don’t cry Bia :((

- Dang I bet Ana and her father are living with some serious regret

- Thiago: what did Bia say :)

- Ana: It’s Victor

- Thiago: :(

- Nuestra estrella Chiara

- Too bad she’s being used

- Big relate to Celeste talking to herself to practice saying something important

- Aw Carmín and Jandino look like they’re a having a good time

- I roll my eyes at Jhon

- Jazmín!

- We ain’t gonna have Ana in camera today

- HAHAHAH the Ana is an environmental activist ruse never gets old

- HA Chiara and Celeste like “nada más” pleaseeee

- I’ve had ENOUGH of Mara this has to be a scheme

- I KNEW IT hatreddddddd

- BINUEL PRIMER AMOR MY BELOVED

- SAY YES SAY YES SAY YES

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EoA name meanings

I was listening to the @themagicwithinpc podcast and I’ve been just amazed by how detailed oriented the EoA team is. It’s like they have our meanings behind everything. And since I’ve seen a few posts about the meanings of the Los Cuatros Amigos, Isabel and Esteban, I decided I would see if they put that same amount of detail to minor characters. And I found out, they have.

Luisa Flores: Spanish/Portuguese origin meaning “renowned warrior.” And how! We have seen Luisa when she is angry or competitive, you don’t want to mess with grandmama bear, 

Francisco Flores: Spanish/Portuguese form of “Francis,” meaning “Frenchman or free man.” So I suppose it is a tribute to his former vigilantism and keeping Avalor safe and free. 

Armando Gutierrez: Armando's name means "army man" in any language. Gutierrez is of Jewish-Spanish origin meaning Son of Walter and derived of Gutierre meaning "he who rules. This seemed like a joke until I remembered Armando’s very brave actions against the supposed chonopos in Blockheads. As for his last name, he is chief of the castle so he rules the staff. 

Higgins: "Higgins is of Irish origin meaning "intelligence" which I suppose could be a fun irony that the creators chose for him.

Alonso Ramon: Alonso has Spanish-Germanic origins and has a variety of meanings such as "eager," "noble," "ready." Ramon is a Spanish sure-name meaning "counsel protection." Alonso’s first name is perfect. His whole song was about how tough it was to be a royal and how he wanted to be free to have fun. I would like to think his last name indicates that he will grow into a wise king like his father. 

Valentina Montanez Torres: Feminine form of Valentine and meaning "strong, vigorous, powerful." All perfect adjectives Manual would give his princess. Montanez means mountains and Torres means towers in Spanish. Perhaps we will go to Paraíso some day and see that the castle has lots of towers on a mountain? 

Marisa: Latin origin meaning "star of the sea." No explanation needed. She is a beloved treasure out of the sea and in. 

Marzel: Seems to be taken from the French name, Marcel which means "little warrior.” While we don’t have enough of his personality to go off of yet, he is the protective type. So warrior it is. 

Pescoro: Italian origin derived from pesci meaning fish. No doubt to reference his sirena status. 

Camila:" Latin-origin. Meaning "young, ceremonial attendant." I did not find this to fit at all with Camila's high status as queen and how she is clearly on equal ground with her husband. So I searched the flower meaning. Camillas represent different stages of love, and were used in marriage ceremonies to promote faithfulness and long lasting devotion. Depending on the color they can also represent passion, desire, excellence.

Daria: Greek and Persian origin meaning "maintains possessions well" and "sea."  Uh yes she does. She guards Coronando with her life against those torpedos. 

Cristobal Flores: Spanish form of Christopher, meaning "bearing Christ." I think this was supposed to be one of those really ironic name. Or just referencing Christopher Columbus who committed genocide on the native peoples in pursuit of gold which you could argue is what Cristobal was willing to do to his family and the sirenas for Shuriki.

Carla Delgado: Carla's name has many different meanings depending which origin you take it from. So I chose the ones that best fit her which was the Italian for "free man" and "strong." 

Victor: Victor's name is of Latin origin for "conquerer" or fittingly enough, "victor." Delgado is a Spanish sure name meaning "thin, slender, dainty, exquisite."

Fiero: Italian origin for "proud." Which is what made him take his rejection of royal wizard position so harshly. He felt his pride and abilities were being disrespected. Plus he continues to see himself as superior to those he is working with like the Delgados. Not that I blame him. 

Rafa de Alva: Rafa is a Spanish name meaning "God has healed." While De Alva means "of Elf." While the first one seems to fit common hc that Rafa would use her magic to heal, I’m not sure what to say about the Elf last name. 

Alacazar: Derived from the Spanish "alcazar" which is any fortress built by the Spanish moors and Alacazar was the last barrier between Shuriki and Elena, as he went to protect the royal family. Plus Alcazar is the Spanish verb “to reach” which he definitely reached high fame and knowledge, 

Daniel and Scarlet Turner: Daniel is a Hebrew name meaning "God is my judge." Scarlett is another type of red. Turner is a French-originated neame meaning "starling." While I’m not sure how to interpret Daniel’s name, I think Turner could indicate how sailors use stars to figure out the direction of their ships. Or just indicate that their daughter will be a star someday. 

Julio Guzman and Carmen Guzman: Julio is Spanish for the month of July, it also means youthful. Carmen is a latin name meaning "song.” Julio’s fits perfectly but I’m not sure about Carmen. I suppose we need to hear her sing more but now the Carmen opera makes sense to me. Anyway, Guzman is Spanish form of "Good man” which is perfect because Julio is a good man of commonor status chosen to be a Magister for the needs of the people. 

Prof. Mendoza: Basque surename meaning "cold mountain." No idea what that means for her? I guess it could be because lots of ruins like temples are found at mountainsides. 

Olivia: Latin name meaning "olive tree" and we all know that the olive represents wisdom and usefulness which is exactly what Olivia strives for her wizard training. To become wise and to be helpful to others. 

Rico Villalobos: Both of Spanish origin Rico means "brave ruler" and Villalobos is "town wolf." Rico is a brave guard in battle and I suppose his bullying behavior could be compared to an alpha wolf trying to be in charge of the pack. 

Hortensia Paloma: Latin for "of garden" which made no sense for her character so I looked up the flower meaning again. Hortensia is Latinized form of hydragena which symbolize boasting, not thinking of others, vanity, prosperity, understanding between two people. Paloma is Spanish for dove, those symbolize purity, and gentleness which doesn't fit her at all in my opinion.

Amara: Latin for "everlasting.” It doesn’t specify what is everlasting so I choose to interpret that she has everlasting loyalty and friendship to Isabel. 

Cristina: Latin for “follower of Christ.” Not really sure how to interpret this one to fit her character. 

Quique: Spanish for "home ruler.” Quinque was the ruler of the classroom before he gained the friendship of Isabel so maybe he will be a big authority figure when he is older. 

Tomiko: Japense origin for "happiness child" which fits Tomiko to a T.

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i’ve been taking a break from gifing since my simu pack. it’s very time consuming for me - working full time, rping and watching tons of things. but i will be getting back into it sooon - specifically for kit harrington, richard madden and harry styles in eternals. i know i have like 7 packs i still need to finish, as well as gif icons and i do have intent to complete them as well. it’s just trying to do what i can when i can. thanks for your patience. i still need to complete

simu liu (shang-chi) - gif icons

joshua orpin (titans season 3) - gif icons

jay lycurgo (titans season 3) - gifs and gif icons

danny griffin (fate) - gifs and gif icons

anthony keyvan (love, victor) - gifs and gif icons

froy gutierrez (cruel summer) - gifs and gif icons

i also have the desire to gif a ton of things still, and have intention of getting around to things at some point - but please remain patient with my slow ass.

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Protect Our Public Lands: An Open Letter To America

The North Face deeply values the preservation of our public lands – not simply because they are integral to one of our country’s largest economic engines (the outdoor economy) and are an important part of our business – but because public lands are one of the most vital shared spaces of our civilization. Protecting, preserving, honoring, and embracing these lands gives people places to play, enjoy our country’s iconic beauty, and push their physical limits.

We are proud to have signed the Outdoor Industry Business Leaders Letter on Public Lands to support preserving public lands for future generations to explore, play and connect with nature.

To our elected officials and those who value America’s great outdoors:

This open letter expresses the view of more than 100 leaders of large and small businesses in the outdoor industry, which contributes more than $650 billion annually to the U.S. economy, generates $80 billion in tax revenue and employs more than 6 million people. Together, we represent a huge range of activities – from hiking to hunting and camping to conservation.

Our businesses make the lives of everyday Americans, from every corner of the political spectrum, healthier and happier. We do not often unite as an industry in the way we are today, but we are compelled to make clear our collective view on a vitally important issue that affects the economic health of our industry, our local communities, and the lives of all Americans.

It is an American right to roam in our public lands. The people of the United States, today and tomorrow, share equally in the ownership of these majestic places. This powerful idea transcends party lines and sets our country apart from the rest of the world. That is why we strongly oppose any proposal, current or future, that devalues or compromises the integrity of our national public lands.

Yet as the 115th Congress begins, efforts are underway that threaten to undermine over one hundred years of public investment, stewardship and enjoyment of our national public lands. Stated simply, these efforts would be bad for the American people. They include the potential of national public lands being privatized or given to states who might sell them to the highest bidder. This would unravel courageous efforts by leaders from across the political spectrum up to the present day, including Jefferson, Lincoln and Roosevelt.

This is not a red or blue issue. It is an issue that affects our shared freedoms. Public lands should remain in public hands.

We hold these views both as leaders of the outdoor industry — which creates significant economic value for this country — and as individuals who believe deeply that the next generation should be free to benefit from our national public lands as we and our families do today.

The undersigned companies are therefore working together to ensure that all Americans maintain their right to our iconic national public lands and that it is not taken away.

Outdoor Industry Association, Amy Roberts, Executive Director Appalachian Outfitters, Mike & Karen Leffler, Owners Ascent Solar Technologies, Victor Lee, President & CEO Backbone Media, Penn Newhard, Founder & Managing Partner Backcountry, Jonathan Nielsen, CEO Backcountry North, Tracy Mayer, Owner Backwoods Retail, Inc., Jennifer Mull, Owner & CEO Benchmade Knife Company, David Fee, Vice President BioLite, Jonathan Cedar, Founder & CEO Black Creek Outfitters, Joe & Liz Butler, Owners Cascade Designs, David Burroughs, President Chaco, Seth Cobb, President Champaign Surplus, Dan & Shira Epstein, Owners Clif Bar & Company, Kevin Cleary, CEO Columbia Sportswear Company, Tim Boyle, President & CEO Combat Flip Flops, Matthew Griffin, CEO Confluence Watersports, Sue Rechner, President & CEO Dakine, Ken Meidell, CEO Darn Tough Vermont, Ric Cabot, President & CEO Denali, Chris Howe, Owner Diamond Brand Outdoors, Will Gay, Owner Eagle Creek, Roger Spatz, President Eastside Sports, Chris Iversen & Todd Vogel, Co-Owners Exxel Outdoors, LLC, Harry Kazazian, CEO Far Bank Enterprises, Travis Campbell, President & CEO First Lite, Kenton Carruth, Co-Founder and Owner Fishpond, John Land Le Coq, Founder & CEO Flowfold, James Morin, Owner & COO Goal Zero, William Harmon, General Manager Grassroots Outdoor Alliance, Rich Hill, President Great Outdoor Provision Co., Travis Zarins, Owner HipCamp, Alyssa Ravasio, Founder & CEO Ibex Outdoor Clothing, Ted Manning, CEO Idaho Mountain Touring, Chris & Jill Haunold, Owners JanSport, Steve Munn, President Kammok, Haley Robison, CEO Keen, Casey Sheahan, CEO Kuhl, Kevin Boyle, President La Sportiva N.A., Inc., Jonathan Lantz, President Light Speed Outdoors, Brian Cox, CEO Lucy, Laurie Etheridge, President Massey’s Outfitters, Mike Massey, President Mountain Hardwear, Dennis Randall, CMO Mountain Khakis, Ross Saldarini, President Mountain Safety Research (MSR), Chris Parkhurst, Vice President Mountain Works, Inc., Jim Smith, President My Outdoor Alphabet, Seth Neilson, CEO Nemo, Cam Brensinger, CEO New Balance, Rob DeMartini, President & CEO Oru Kayak, Roberto Gutierrez, Founder & CCO Orvis, Perk Perkins, CEO Osprey, Layne Rigney, President Outdoor Research, Dan Nordstrom, CEO Outside Brands / Outside Hilton Head, Mike Overton, CEO Pack & Paddle, John Williams, President Pack Rat Outdoor Center, Scott & Carolyn Crook, Founders & Owners Patagonia, Rose Marcario, President & CEO Peak Design, Peter Dering, Founder & CEO Piragis Northwoods Company, Steve Piragis, Owner Packtowl, Doug Jacot, Vice President Platypus, Doug Jacot, Vice President Point6, Peter Duke, CEO prAna Living, Scott Kerslake, CEO Ramsey Outdoor, Stuart and Michael Levine, Owners REI Co-op, Jerry Stritzke, President & CEO Redington, Travis Campbell, President & CEO Rio, Travis Campbell, President & CEO River Sports Outfitters, Ed McAlister, Owner Roads Rivers and Trails, Emily White, Co-Founder & Owner Rock Creek Outfitters, Dawson Wheeler, Founder Ruffwear, Patrick Kruse, R&D Director & Founder Rutabaga Paddlesports, Darren Bush, Owner & CEO Sage, Travis Campbell, President & CEO SealLine, Doug Jacot, Vice President Simms, K.C. Walsh, President & CEO Skinny Skis, Phil Leeds & Scott O’Brien, Owners Soar Communications, Chip Smith, President Sorel, Mark Nenow, President Stanley PMI, Kelly Kraus, Vice President, Stanley Brand Summit Hut, Dana Davis, President & Co-Owner Sunlight Sports, Wes Allen, Owner Superfeet Worldwide, John Rauvola, CEO Tahoe Mountain Sports, Dave Polivy, Co-Owner Tenkara USA, Daniel Galhardo, Founder The Base Camp, Scott Brown, Owner The Mountaineer, Vinny McClelland, President The North Face, Scott Baxter, Group President The Trail Head, Todd Frank, Owner The Toggery, Trek Stephens, President Therm-a-Rest Brands, Doug Jacot, Vice President Timberland, Jim Pisani, Global Brand President Toad&Co, Gordon Seabury, CEO (& OIA board chair) Trail Creek Outfitters, Ed Camelli & Brian Havertine, Owners Travel Country, Mike Plante, Owner Ute Mountaineer, Bob Wade & Maile Spung, Owners VF Corporation, Steve Rendle, President and CEO Weighmyrack, Allison Dennis, Founder & CEO Western Spirit Cycling, Ashley Korenblat, CEO Woolrich, Inc., Nick Brayton, President Zumiez, Inc., Tom Campion, Founder & Chairman

Lead image by Bryson Malone

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Liga MX W2W4 - Julio Furch stepping up for Santos Laguna, Tigres must keep focus

Liga MX action returns to action following the international break and there are plenty of storylines as the 2018 Apertura begins the second half of the season. Here is what we'll be watching: 

Can Necaxa upset undefeated Cruz Azul?

Necaxa was one of the talking points of the first few weeks of the season, mainly due to Marcelo Michel Leano's presence on the bench. The 31-year-old -- a friend of Argentina legend Cesar Luis Menotti -- had his team playing attacking football, was shaking journalists' hands after news conferences and had made more than a few onlookers sit up with two wins from the first three matches of the Apertura tournament, especially the victory over Club America.

But the hype has dried up a little bit since. Leano's side hasn't won any of its last five games and now sits down in 15th position on eight points from eight matches.

In a league in which only four points separates third-placed Monterrey (14 points) from 13th-placed Puebla (10 points), Necaxa is in danger of dropping off the chasing pack.

This Saturday's game at home against Cruz Azul feels important. It's an opportunity after the international break to recapture some of the excitement that Los Rayos had sparked over the early games.

Naturally, it works both ways. Cruz Azul is the best team this Apertura so far by some distance and still unbeaten. It certainly won't be easy for Necaxa.

The returning 20-year-old Cruz Azul forward Roberto Alvarado will be keen to put a below-par performance against the United States behind him against his former club, while 20-year-old Chilean Victor Davila is looking to build on his five goals for Necaxa so far this campaign.

Leano's tactics will be fascinating. The young manager talks a lot about being the protagonist and his attacking philosophy, but against Chivas sent his team out to sit back in a 1-0 loss. When faced with Pedro Caixinha's Cruz Azul -- the best counter-attacking team in Liga MX -- going on the front foot and leaving spaces behind may not be the best strategy.

Either way, this is a game that shouldn't be missed and should just about be over by the time Saul "Canelo" Alvarez takes on Gennady Golovkin in Las Vegas on Saturday night. -- Tom Marshall

Julio Furch maintaining his blistering streak with Santos Laguna

Since August, no attacking player has been more impressive than Santos Laguna's Julio Furch. In his last six games, the striker has amassed an astonishing total of five goals and six assists for Los Guerreros. Keeping in mind that his squad collected 11 goals during that run, Furch has now had a hand in over 80% of the goals from Santos Laguna in those six matches.

Simply put: The Argentine has been incredible in recent weeks. Since the exit of a key player like Djaniny Tavares over the summer, Furch has stepped up for the 5th-placed team that was expected to struggle this season.

This Sunday, the 29-year-old will look to build off of that momentum when Santos host an inconsistent Leon. With only 10 points in eight matches, Leon have been average at best in the Apertura. Keep in mind, the last time Los Panzas Verdes visited Torreon in February of this year, Santos embarrassed the away side with an eye-catching 5-1 win at the Estadio Corona.

Can Furch and company recreate a similar scoreline this weekend at home? After collecting two draws and a loss in their last three games, Santos appear due for a win in the near future. At the very least, we can likely count on another goal or assist from the Argentine striker who has been near-perfect for club. -- Cesar Hernandez

Tuca to El Tri heats up as Tigres visit Pachuca

Ricardo Ferretti makes his return to the Liga MX sidelines this weekend as his team dominates headlines for its ongoing negotiation with the Mexican national team. Ferretti has gone from openly wanting to coach Mexico in the 2000's, to steadfastly refusing the job in the last World Cup cycle. It appears that now, he's warming to the idea of potentially taking over for a four-year period, but his long-term contract with Tigres requires a bit of handwringing and deal-making.

This weekend, Ferretti and his Tigres will face off against the other team that had previously dominated headlines in Pachuca. Now without star player Erick Gutierrez, Los Tuzos have firmly planted themselves as the team most associated with the development of future stars in Mexico at this time. Gutierrez, now with PSV, joins former Pachuca forward Hirving Lozano while players like Rodolfo Pizarro and Jurgen Damm (now at Tigres) have also gone through the system.

While players like Erick Aguirre and Victor Guzman look next in line to join their former teammates at bigger clubs either at home or abroad, the match this weekend pits two entirely different strategies against each other: the high-spending Tigres against the youth-oriented Tuzos. -- Eric Gomez

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Sporting Kansas City vs. Toronto FC | 2018 MLS Match Preview

July 5, 20181:09PM EDT

Sporting Kansas City vs. Toronto FC 2018 MLS Regular Season — Week 19 Children’s Mercy Park — Kansas City July 7 – 8:30 pm ET WATCH: TSN4, ESPN+

Sporting Kansas City are seeking to snap a skid that has seen them slip to second place in the Western Conference when they host a Toronto FC side that have lost three straight games and is seeing their season go up in dust.

Both teams are looking to rebound from midweek road defeats, with Sporting losing 4-2 at Real Salt Lake and TFC dropping a 4-3 decision at Minnesota United FC.

Sporting Kansas City

Sporting (9-4-5) are falling back into bad early-season habits, conceding eight goals in their last three games, including six in back-to-back defeats.

On Wednesday at Rio Tinto Stadium, Daniel Salloi put the visitors in front in the 20th minute, but goals by Jefferson Savarino and Corey Baird eight minutes apart and another by Sebastian Saucedo in first-half stoppage time put SKC in a 3-1 halftime hole.

Ike Opara pulled Sporting to within a goal in the 64th minute, but Peter Vermes’ side couldn’t get the equalizer and conceded a Luis Silva penalty kick in the 10th minute of second half stoppage time after both Salloi and Roger Espinoza were sent off late.

“It’s embarrassing,” goalkeeper Tim Melia said. “We really need to just kind of look within and look at us as individuals. We’re not playing like a team. We’re making mistakes all over the field from back to front. We need to really take a look at ourselves, unwind after this game and figure this out.”

Suspended: F – Daniel Salloi, M – Roger Espinoza

Suspended after next caution: None

International duty: None

Injury Report: OUT: M – Felipe Gutierrez (sports hernia surgery), D – Jimmy Medranda (knee injury), M/D – Cristian Lobato (knee injury), M – Gianluca Busio (hamstring injury); QUESTIONABLE: D – Amer Didic (hamstring injury)

Projected Starting XI (4-3-3, right to left) GK: Tim Melia — Graham Zusi, Ike Opara, Emiliano Amor, Seth Sinovic — Yohan Croizet, Ilie Sanchez, Wan Kuzain Wan Kamal — Johnny Russell, Khiry Shelton, Diego Rubio

Toronto FC

A critical month started off in the worst possible way for Toronto FC (4-10-3), which fell in a quick two-goal hole and never fully recovered, falling to Minnesota United, 4-3, on Wednesday.

Darwin Quintero and Miguel Ibarra put the Loons in front, 2-0, after just 13 minutes. Justin Morrow cut the Reds deficit in half late in the first half, but Quintero added two more goals five minutes apart early in the second half to again extend Minnesota’s lead.

Sebastian Giovinco and Jordan Hamilton scored inside the final 20 minutes, but it wasn’t enough to halt a losing streak that is now three games.

“Nobody has packed it in; nobody is looking around saying, ‘Let’s just get out of here today.’ We’ve tried to keep going, tried to keep playing, tried to find ways to get goals. And on a lot of nights we’ve done that,” Michael Bradley said. “The issue is when you put yourself behind so many times, your ability to come back… you can’t do it all the time.”

Suspended: None

Suspended after next caution: None

International duty: None

Injury Report: OUT: F – Jozy Altidore (foot surgery), D – Drew Moor (quadricep strain), D – Chris Mavinga (hamstring strain), GK – Caleb Patterson-Sewell (elbow injury), D – Auro (hamstring strain), D – Jason Hernandez (hamstring strain); QUESTIONABLE: M – Victor Vazquez (knee injury)

Projected Starting XI (5-3-2, right to left) GK: Alex Bono — Nicolas Hasler, Eriq Zavaleta, Nick Hagglund, Justin Morrow, Ashtone Morgan — Marky Delgado, Michael Bradley, Jonathan Osorio — Jordan Hamilton, Sebastian Giovinco

All-Time Series

Overall: Sporting Kansas City 14 wins, 37 goals … Toronto FC 4 wins, 18 goals … 6 draws

At Kansas City: Sporting 9 wins, 27 goals … Toronto FC 1 win, 10 goals … 2 draws

Last meeting at Kansas City: Sporting Kansas City 1, Toronto FC 0 (March 20, 2016)

Officials

Referee: Jose Carlos Rivero Assistant Referees: Adam Wienckowski, Richard Gamache 4th Official: Dave Gantar VAR: Edvin Jurisevic

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Mexican rivals attack leftist in second debate, Trump hovers over…

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – The chasing pack of Mexican presidential candidates attacked front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in a second televised debate on Sunday without landing major blows in exchanges that often returned to fraught relations with the United States.

(L-R) Independent candidate Jaime Rodriguez Calderon, Ricardo Anaya of the National Action Party (PAN), Jose Antonio Meade of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) and Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) pose for a photo in their second televised debate in Tijuana, Mexico in this May 20, 2018 handout released to Reuters by the National Electoral Institute (INE). National Electoral Institute/Handout via REUTERS

Leftist Lopez Obrador sought to deflect questions, as he did in the first debate last month ahead of the July 1 election. He stuck to many of his stock responses to defend his sizeable opinion poll lead, rarely rising to the bait and occasionally mocking his rivals.

The debate, focused principally on trade, migrants, the Mexico-U.S. border and the fight against criminal gangs, drew several rebukes of U.S. President Donald Trump, whose broadsides against Mexico have stirred widespread animosity.

The second-placed challenger, 39-year-old Ricardo Anaya, crossed the stage to address Lopez Obrador face to face in a bid to rile the former Mexico City mayor.

But the 64-year-old Lopez Obrador brushed off the attacks, dismissively calling Anaya a “liar and a fraud.”

“Anaya is a little bum demagogue,” Lopez Obrador said, at one point laughingly telling the audience in the northern city of Tijuana he was watching out for his wallet when Anaya approached him to challenge his record as mayor of the capital.

Anaya, who is heading a right-left coalition, emerged as the victor of the first debate in some polls.

He tried to paint Lopez Obrador as out of touch, ill-informed and beholden to outdated economic models. But Lopez Obrador showed fewer signs of irritation than in the first debate, remaining in good humor and rarely wandering from his script.

Leftist front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA), waves while arriving with his wife Beatriz Gutierrez Muller for the second presidential debate in Tijuana, Mexico May 20, 2018. REUTERS/Ramon Blanco

‘ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS’

Lopez Obrador, who in some polls has a lead of 20 percentage points over Anaya, recycled much of his campaign rhetoric, and pledged to make Trump respect Mexico if he is elected.

“I want a friendly relationship with the government of the United States, but not one of subordination. Mexico is a free country, it is a sovereign nation,” Lopez Obrador said. “We will not be subject to any foreign government.”

Lopez Obrador said he would propose an “alliance for progress” that included Mexico, the United States, Canada and Central America to foster job creation, grow the economy and pacify the region. He did not offer details on his plan.

In his third tilt at the top job, Lopez Obrador has capitalized on widespread disenchantment with the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) over corruption, rising levels of violence and sluggish economic growth.

The PRI candidate, former finance minister Jose Antonio Meade, has struggled to make an impact, and again found himself defending the unpopular government of President Enrique Pena Nieto.

Lopez Obrador came close to winning the presidency in 2006 and was runner-up again six years later.

This time around, Lopez Obrador has cut a more relaxed figure on the campaign trail, largely avoiding the kind of outbursts that in the past helped adversaries depict him as a threat to the stability in Latin America’s No. 2 economy.

Despite softening his tone, Lopez Obrador has butted heads with Mexico’s business community, calling several tycoons influence traffickers who benefit from corruption.

Lopez Obrador has already caused concerns with threats to walk back the liberalization of the country’s oil and gas business and to scrap a new $13 billion Mexico City airport.

Additional reporting by Ana Isabel Martinez, Dave Graham and Adriana Barrera; Editing by Sandra Maler and Paul Tait

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Mexican rivals attack leftist in second debate, Trump hovers over…

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – The chasing pack of Mexican presidential candidates attacked front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in a second televised debate on Sunday without landing major blows in exchanges that often returned to fraught relations with the United States.

(L-R) Independent candidate Jaime Rodriguez Calderon, Ricardo Anaya of the National Action Party (PAN), Jose Antonio Meade of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) and Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) pose for a photo in their second televised debate in Tijuana, Mexico in this May 20, 2018 handout released to Reuters by the National Electoral Institute (INE). National Electoral Institute/Handout via REUTERS

Leftist Lopez Obrador sought to deflect questions, as he did in the first debate last month ahead of the July 1 election. He stuck to many of his stock responses to defend his sizeable opinion poll lead, rarely rising to the bait and occasionally mocking his rivals.

The debate, focused principally on trade, migrants, the Mexico-U.S. border and the fight against criminal gangs, drew several rebukes of U.S. President Donald Trump, whose broadsides against Mexico have stirred widespread animosity.

The second-placed challenger, 39-year-old Ricardo Anaya, crossed the stage to address Lopez Obrador face to face in a bid to rile the former Mexico City mayor.

But the 64-year-old Lopez Obrador brushed off the attacks, dismissively calling Anaya a “liar and a fraud.”

“Anaya is a little bum demagogue,” Lopez Obrador said, at one point laughingly telling the audience in the northern city of Tijuana he was watching out for his wallet when Anaya approached him to challenge his record as mayor of the capital.

Anaya, who is heading a right-left coalition, emerged as the victor of the first debate in some polls.

He tried to paint Lopez Obrador as out of touch, ill-informed and beholden to outdated economic models. But Lopez Obrador showed fewer signs of irritation than in the first debate, remaining in good humor and rarely wandering from his script.

Leftist front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA), waves while arriving with his wife Beatriz Gutierrez Muller for the second presidential debate in Tijuana, Mexico May 20, 2018. REUTERS/Ramon Blanco

‘ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS’

Lopez Obrador, who in some polls has a lead of 20 percentage points over Anaya, recycled much of his campaign rhetoric, and pledged to make Trump respect Mexico if he is elected.

“I want a friendly relationship with the government of the United States, but not one of subordination. Mexico is a free country, it is a sovereign nation,” Lopez Obrador said. “We will not be subject to any foreign government.”

Lopez Obrador said he would propose an “alliance for progress” that included Mexico, the United States, Canada and Central America to foster job creation, grow the economy and pacify the region. He did not offer details on his plan.

In his third tilt at the top job, Lopez Obrador has capitalized on widespread disenchantment with the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) over corruption, rising levels of violence and sluggish economic growth.

The PRI candidate, former finance minister Jose Antonio Meade, has struggled to make an impact, and again found himself defending the unpopular government of President Enrique Pena Nieto.

Lopez Obrador came close to winning the presidency in 2006 and was runner-up again six years later.

This time around, Lopez Obrador has cut a more relaxed figure on the campaign trail, largely avoiding the kind of outbursts that in the past helped adversaries depict him as a threat to the stability in Latin America’s No. 2 economy.

Despite softening his tone, Lopez Obrador has butted heads with Mexico’s business community, calling several tycoons influence traffickers who benefit from corruption.

Lopez Obrador has already caused concerns with threats to walk back the liberalization of the country’s oil and gas business and to scrap a new $13 billion Mexico City airport.

Additional reporting by Ana Isabel Martinez, Dave Graham and Adriana Barrera; Editing by Sandra Maler and Paul Tait

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The 40 gorgeous, fit and sexy finalists were presented to the media during the VIP Night at Maybank Performing Arts Theatre in Taguig City.

The Superbods Finalists

The Superbods male and female finalists are Jules Aquino, Angelo Cacciatore, Elcid Camacho, Tony De Oteyza, Denver Hernandez, Farzam Nazirian, Luiji Panoso, Sandro Roman, Tommy Tiangco, Anthony Wahl, Christine Balaguer, Faith Garcia, Weizel Gulfan, Maureen Montagne, Mariah Nilo, Queenie Rehman, Joanna Toledo, Amanda Villanueva, Kim Ross Williams, and Bella Ysmael.

The Superbods Female Finalists

Here’s a closer look at the 10 finalists for the Superbods Female category.  Mouseover each pic to see each name and age:

Joanna Toledo, 24 years old

Christine Balaguer, 28 years old

Bella Ysmael, 21 years old

Amanda Villanueva, 25 years old

Weizel Gulfan, 29 years old

Mariah Nilo, 21 years old

Kim Ross Williams, 27 years old

Maureen Montagne, 24 years old

Queenie Rehman, 29 years old

Faith Garcia, 24 years old

The Superbods Male Finalists

Here’s a closer look at the 10 finalists for the Superbods Male category. Mouseover each pic to see each name and age:

Anthony Wahl, 30 years old

Luiji Panoso, 30 years old

Angelo Cacciatore, 29 years old

Elcid Camacho, 26 years old

Farzam Nasirian, 28 years old

Jules Aquino, 25 years old

Sandro Roman, 25 years old

Denver Hernandez, 23 years old

Tony De Oteyza, 20 years old

Tommy Tiangco, 21 years old

The Superbods Ageless Finalists

The Superbods Ageless male and female finalists are Albert Adrales, Manny Apilado, Marc Dungo, Rob Geronimo, Grech Go, Johann Ludovica, Manu Reyes, Jerome Salvado, Ari Simangan, Jude Yap, Glenda Bayona, Elisse Camarillo, Anna Cope, Maricel Cruz, Mica Fuentes, Michelle Garcia, Lois Hunter, Angel Jones, Margaret Chua Lao, and Romela Nacar.

The Superbods Ageless Female Finalists

Here’s a closer look at the 10 finalists for the Superbods Ageless Female category. Mouseover each pic to see each name and age:

Glenda Bayona, 41 years old

Anna Cope, 49 years old

Margaret Chua Lao, 42 years old

Lois Hunter, 38 years old

Elisse Camarillo, 42 years old

Mica Fuentes, 39 years old

Angel Jones, 39 years old

Michelle Garcia, 50 years old

Romela Nacar, 43 years old

Maricel Cruz, 49 years old

The Superbods Ageless Male Finalists

Here’s a closer look at the 10 finalists for the Superbods Ageless Male category, Mouseover each pic to see each name and age:

Albert Adrales, 38 years old

Jude Yap, 50 years old

Johann Ludovica, 42 years old

Rob Geronimo, 38 years old

Jerome Salvado, 39 years old

Manu Reyes, 38 years old

Manny Apilado, 48 years old

Grech Go, 39 years old

Marc Dungo, 48 years old

Ari Simangan, 39 years old

Gelli Victor and Raymond Gutierrez

Hosted by Raymond Gutierrez and Gelli Victor, the VIP Night Presentation featured the breathtaking finalist reveal, self-introductions, a hot runway presentation, the Superbods Ageless 2018 journey video that gave a behind-the-scene look at the search process, and the sensational mini fashion show presented by Zalora, with the fit and fab men and women finalists strutting their stuff and showing everyone what they got!

Capping off the night was a rousing finale number headlined by Ina Raymundo and Gerald Anderson.

Activities to look forward to

The finalists will participate in an exciting lineup of activities throughout the summer.

The Ultimate Challenge at the Inflatable Island in Subic will put the finalists’ mental and physical abilities to the test. Sam YG and Amanda Fernandez will host the event.

The Superbods Weekend will include a Zalora fashion show on April 7 featuring the finalists.

The fun Underpants Run in the morning of April 8 at Filinvest City in Alabang, Muntinlupa.

And the Electric Spinning Party in the afternoon at BGC Amphitheater.

Prizes for the winners

On April 12, 2018, the much-awaited Finals Night will be held at the Cove, Okada Manila. The four winners of Century Tuna Superbods 2018 will each receive P500,000 in cash. They will also each receive:

an appliance showcase worth P250,000 from Indesit, Mabe, and Philips;

an editorial campaign contract from Zalora; a training contract from Star Magic;

a 1-year unlimited elite membership at Gold’s Gym;

a May 2018 Mega Magazine supplement feature;

P5,000 worth of Vansydical Sportswear; and

a special prize from Cove.

Chevrolet Trax 2018

One lucky Superbods finalist will take home a brand-new Chevrolet Trax! The winner will be selected based on the transformation videos of each candidate’s journey towards becoming a Superbod.

Special awards will also be given:

Superbod Beachbod

Superbod of the Night (Best in Runway)

Superbods Challenge winners

People’s Choice

Photogenic Award

Best in Congeniality

Century Tuna Superbods Ageless 2018 is made possible with the support of Cove Manila, the official venue partner of Century Tuna Superbods Ageless Finals Night.

Major sponsors are Indesit, Mabe and Philips Domestic Appliances.

Minor sponsors are Tanduay Distillers, Inc., Zalora, Chevrolet, Gold’s Gym and Star Magic.

Participating sponsors are Shakey’s, Quorn, Gardenia, Vansydical, Sir George Salon and Fudgy Bar 100-Calorie Pack.

For more details and updates on events, visit Century Tuna Superbods on Facebook: www.facebook.com/centurytuna.

Century Tuna Superbods Ageless 2018 presents the 40 finalists The 40 gorgeous, fit and sexy finalists were presented to the media during the VIP Night at Maybank Performing Arts Theatre in Taguig City.

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Todd English Launches Hook at Uptown Parade BGC

The success of Todd English Food Hall in SM Aura Premier has led to the launching of its second spinoff, Hook, following the opening of its burger restaurant, Pound by Todd English in Bonifacio Global City last year. This time, it is the Raw Bar section of Todd English Food Hall which is getting its own stand-alone establishment, featuring fresh oysters and seafood to the delight of its patrons.

Hook by Todd English held its official launching last May 19, 2017 at the Uptown Parade in Bonifacio Global City. The restaurant is located right at the ground floor of one of the hottest lifestyle and entertainment strips in the city which include hotspots such at The Palace Pool Club and Salvatore Cuomo & Bar. The Hungry Kat was invited to its exclusive opening party, and with my love for oysters and seafood, I was sure to have a fabulous time.

The Grand Opening was hosted by none other than Raymond Gutierrez and was attended by some of Manila’s top movers and shakers. Hook is open daily from 4:00pm to 12:00mn and despite the awful Friday night traffic, the place was packed with influencers and celebrities who wanted to party and celebrate with overflowing champagne and seafood.

Hook can accommodate a total of 76 guests on the first floor and another 20 guests on the second floor which can also serve as a private function area. I’m glad I was able to arrive early at the restaurant, because it became standing room only later on in the evening with all the guests that started to arrive. Some of the notable personalities included Ruffa Gutierrez, Alice Dixson, Victor Basa, JM Rodriguez, Bubbles Paraiso, Charles Tiu, and Megaworld SVP Kevin Tan.

The place has an open kitchen and a bar area where you can have a quick drink while savouring their seafood specialties. I love these porthole designs on the wall where you can peep through and see all the other chefs at work inside the kitchen

FOODEE Global Concepts CEO Eric Dee, who I also met at the grand opening, explains that Hook by Todd English focuses on borderless seafood - cuisines which combine Asian, European and Western influences. Their ingredients are guaranteed fresh catches from the different parts of the country and the world. In fact, their Tuna come from General Santos, the Pink Salmon comes from Norway and the Oysters are delivered fresh daily from Aklan. 

Of course, what is a great party without bubbly drinks? Signature drinks and cocktails were served to the guests that evening and I can’t actually remember how many glasses of champagne I had that evening. I’m sure it was more than five. Hook also offers Free Flow of Beer during their Bubbly Hour, every 4:00pm to 7:00pm with an encore form 10:00pm to 12:00mn

Other drinks like scotch and whiskey are also available at the fully-stocked Bar so you can party on all the way until midnight.

We started the night with some appetizers like the Taro Chips and Fries. These sweet and crunchy starters are great to nibble on while socializing with friends.

I love the Salmon Tataki with its fresh slices of salmon topped with a special sauce.

The Baby Squid and Garlic would be a perfect bar chow with its crunchy calamari served on a hot pan. This would go well with just about any beverage.

The highlight at Hook by Todd English would definitely be the Oysters. Their Oyster with Apple Sriracha Granita were served to guests and I just can’t have enough of these babies. They were really fresh and huge! I didn’t really need anything else aside from a few drops of lemon on top of my oysters.

Oyster lovers like me will be delighted to know that Hook also has an Oyster Happy Hour. Diners can have all the fresh oysters that they want between 4:00pm to 7:00pm for only $1 per piece! I believe I can finish off more than a dozen. They also have a encore from 10:00pm to 12:00mn daily.

Throughout the evening, we were also able to sample a few other appetizers such as the Scallop Motoyaki, Crispy Tuna Poke, and Blackened Tuna together with overflowing drinks and beverages. Our main dish was the Whole Roast Salmon with Couscous Tabbouleh. This tender salmon is placed on top of couscous, a healthier alternative to rice.

It was a fun night to celebrate the grand opening of Hook by Todd English. I would like to thank Ms. Ariane Valinton for hosting us that evening and letting us experience this new and exciting dining destination. If you really love oysters, this is the happiest place to be, especially during Oyster Happy Hour!

Hook by Todd English

G/F Uptown Parade, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig

 960-2248 / 0917-1114665

Operating Hours: 4pm -12am. Monday to Sunday

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