Last week, The Main Squeeze was posted up in the Big Easy, joining the other hundreds of musicians who flocked to the city for New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. On May 3rd, the band took to Blue Nile, to celebrate the festival and the city. During their performance, as is the Jazz Fest way, a special guest came out and joined them — Shaun Martin of Snarky Puppy — sitting in on keys for part of their performance.The Main Squeeze,Spafford, Aqueous, And More To Play First Ever Canyon Jam At The MishawakaToday, The Main Squeeze just released a video of this collaboration via their “Squeeze Cam,” giving us folks a chance to see part of their performance from the stage looking out at the crowd. You can check out the video of Shaun Martin’s sit-in below.
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Bellator 225: Matt Mitrione vs. Sergei Kharitonov 2 fight date, price, how to watch, live stream
Two heavyweight sluggers run it back as Matt Mitrione and Sergei Kharitonov clash in the main event of Bellator 225 on Saturday, Aug. 24 at the Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, CT. and streaming live on DAZN. Mitrione and Kharitonov fought back in February at Bellator 215, when they went to a no-contest after Mitirone connected on an accidental groin kick 15 seconds into the bout and Kharitonov was unable to continue. Before then, Mitrione (13-6, one no-contest) had won four of his last five including a first-round knockout win over Fedor Emelianenko and a loss in the semifinals of the heavyweight grand prix to eventual winner and champion Ryan Bader. Join DAZN and watch Bellator 225 plus more than 100 fight nights a yearKharitonov (28-6, two no-contests) has run into some unfortunate luck with two no-contests in his last three fights. Sandwiched in between was a knockout with one second left in the first round over Roy Nelson at Bellator 207.The Mitrione-Kharitonov winner puts himself right back into the thick of things in the heavyweight division, while the loser would be on a long road back to title contention.Here’s a complete guide to Bellator 225 — which is available for streaming on DAZN rather than traditional pay-per-view — including the undercard and more.What time is Bellator 225?Undercard: 5:45 p.m. ETMain card: 9 p.m. ETMain event: 11:30 p.m. ET (approximate)The undercard for Bellator 225 will start at 5:45 p.m. ET on Saturday, Aug. 24. Budd and Rubin are expected to make their ring walks at about 10:30 p.m. ET. How to watch, live stream Bellator 225Bellator 225 is not available via traditional pay-per-view. Instead, fans in North America can watch the fight on Paramount Network or by streaming it on DAZN.DAZN is available on a variety of platforms, including Roku, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, iOS, Android, Xbox One, Playstation 4 and Playstation 3, as well as Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari browsers via DAZN.com.MORE ABOUT DAZN• Meet DAZN, the first dedicated live sports streaming service• What sports are live-streamed on DAZN?• How much does DAZN’s live sports streaming service cost?How much does Bellator 225 cost?A new subscriber to DAZN can sign up for a monthly subscription or annual pass to watch the fight. The annual pass — which includes access to all of DAZN’s live events, as well as highlights, replays, behind-the-scenes features, original shows and live reports — is $99.99, which averages out to a little over $8 a month. For those who want a monthly plan instead of the longer-term value, fight fans can sign up for a monthly option for $19.99.For current subscribers, the fight is already included as part of your plan. Where is Bellator 225 taking place?Matt Mitrione and Sergei Kharitonov will fight at the Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, CT. The first fight also took place in the state, but at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville. Matt Mitrione record and bioName: Matt MitrioneNationality: AmericanBorn: July 15, 1978Height: 6-3 Reach: 79 inches Total fights: 20Record: 13-6 with one no-contest Sergei Kharitonov record and bioName: Sergei KharitonovNationality: RussianBorn: August 18, 1980Height: 6-4Reach: 76 inches Total fights: 36Record: 28-6 with two no-contestsBellator 225 fight cardMain CardMatt Mitrione vs. Sergei Kharitonov; Heavyweight Vitaly Minakov vs. Javy Ayala; Heavyweight Alejandra Lara vs. Taylor Turner; Women’s Flyweight Tyrell Fortune vs. Rudy Schaffroth; Heavyweight David Rickels vs. Yaroslav Amosov; Welterweight Preliminary CardKastriot Xhema vs. Rodolfo Rocha; Welterweight Nick Newell vs. Corey Browning; Lightweight Austin Vanderford vs. Joseph Creer; Middleweight Sabah Homasi vs. Micah Terrill; Welterweight Michael Kimbel vs. Chris Disonell; Catchweight (140 pounds) Grant Neal vs. Alpha Toure; Light Heavyweight Khronry Gracie vs. Oscar Vera; Welterweight Ricky Bandejas vs. Ahmet Kayretli; Bantamweight Timothy Johnson vs. Azunna Anyanwu; Heavyweight Aviv Gozali vs. Eduard Muravitsky; Catchweight (165 pounds) Jon Manley vs. Thiago Rela; Catchweight (175 pounds)
EU Ambassador praises European cultural ties with Guyana
As the European Union celebrates 2018 as the European Year of Cultural Heritage, the EU Ambassador to Guyana, Jernej Videti? lauded the bloc’s historic cultural ties with Guyana.EU’s Ambassador to Guyana, Jernej VidetičAmbassador Videtič noted that Europeans across the world were celebrating their customs, traditions, and cultural aspects that they contributed to the world.At the celebration at Duke Lodge, the diplomat praised the historic ties between his continent and Guyana as he oversaw a two-day workshop that formulated a plan for the restoration of City Hall – a Gothic Revival-style building that is widely accepted as European in origin.Ambassador Videtič told the gathering that European historic cities and literary works would be highlighted during the many festivities that would make up the year-long observance.“The heritage of the EU is a rich and diverse mosaic of rich creative expressions inherited from previous generations of Europeans and our legacy for those to come. It includes natural and archaeological sites and museums, monuments, artworks, historic cities, and literary works, and the knowledge and practical works of European citizens,” the Head of the EU delegation here noted.European architecture can still be seen across Guyana to this day in City Hall, Parliament Building, the High Court and many other buildings across Georgetown, New Amsterdam, and elsewhere. The Portuguese, Dutch, and English were some of the European cultures that contributed to what Guyana is today, mainly through the movement of other peoples, both forcibly and voluntarily.The EU notes that this year a series of initiatives and events across Europe will be held to enable people to become closer to and more involved with their cultural heritage. Guyana Times learnt that even digital achievements such as animation will be showcased. Ambassador Videtič noted that he launched a book on European-Guyanese heritage in 2017.“The European Union and Guyana share a rich cultural history. Last year, I was pleased to launch with President David Granger the book aspects of the European-Guyanese heritage,” he noted.Established in 1993, the EU currently has 28 Member States with an estimated population of over 511 million. However, that number is set to reduce with the March 2019 departure of Guyana’s former ruler, the United Kingdom after that country voted to leave the bloc after a nation-wide referendum in 2017. (Shemuel Fanfair)
UP FOR THE CUP! DONEGAL LADIES AIM FOR ULSTER TITLE AT CLONES
BY DONEGAL LADIES GAA: Monaghan v Donegal, Sunday 2:45pm, ClonesMonaghan make the short trip to St Tiernach’s Park on Sunday aiming to make history and become the first side to make it three in-a-row of Ulster senior titles and their seventh in all.Standing in their way will be Donegal who are looking their first title but stamped their mark on this year’s campaign with a highly impressive semi-final victory over Tyrone. Despite that 16 point, win they still enter the decider as massive underdogs against the league champions. Indeed this game is very much like last weekend’s clash between Kilkenny and Galway and everyone knows how that finished up so Donegal will take inspiration from that and will not fear the Monaghan challenge. The sides have met at this stage before with Monaghan coming out on top in 2004 and have been the queens of Ulster football. However, that elusive three in-a-row had eluded them in the past with Armagh ending their hopes in 2006. The Orchard county, along with Tyrone, have also failed to claim a third successive title in the past.Gregory McGonigle’s Monaghan defeated Tyrone the last day out with a superb all round performance. If Donegal are to overcome the odds they will be hoping their dynamic duo of Geraldine McLaughlin and Roisin Curran who between them hit 2-14 the last day are on fire again but they will be coming up against possibly the best full back line in the country at the present moment led by team captain Sharon Courtney.The battle between Monaghan’s Nicola Fahy and Donegal centre half forward Roisin Friel will also be one to watch. Midfield area will be crucial and interesting with Amanda Casey and Cora Courtney up against Aoife McDonnell and Karen Guthrie. While Donegal forwards are dangerous, Monaghan’s too are lethal with so many danger areas and score getters. Experience in finals is of utmost importance and Monaghan’s Niamh Kindlon gives plenty of that to her side. The Magheracloone ace is in sparkling form at present and along with players like Cathriona McConnell, Therese McNally and Ciara McAnespie they have match winners.The question is can Micheal Naughton’s Donegal rediscover their performance from the semi-final and will it be good enough to stop that elusive three in a row and stop Monaghan making history Donegal and Monaghan have named their teams ahead of Sunday’s Ulster Senior Final clash.Monaghan – Linda Martin, Grainne Mc Nally, Sharon Courtney, Christina Reilly, Therese Mc Nally, Nicola Fahy, Aoife Mc Anespie, Amanda casey, Cora Courtney, Ciara Mc Anespie, Laura Mc Enaney, Ellen Mc Carron, Cathriona Mc Connell, Niamh Kindlon and Caoimhe MohanDonegal – Niamh Mailey, Orlagh Carr, Kelly Wilson, Nicole Mc Laughlin, Aoife watters, Grainne Houston, Therese Mc Cafferty, Aoife Mc Donnell, Karen Guthrie, Kate Keaney, Roisin Friel, Karen Feeney, Roisin Curran, Geraldine Mc laughlin and Ciara D shovlin. UP FOR THE CUP! DONEGAL LADIES AIM FOR ULSTER TITLE AT CLONES was last modified: July 12th, 2012 by BrendaShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)