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Especially in America — and especially among bands — there's always been a certain romantic appeal to the idea of rebelling against convention and forging one's own path.
That's part of what attracted fans to artists such as Elvis Costello, Kurt Cobain and other nose-thumbers, and it is at least part of the fuel that has been driving the indie revolution for the last 15 years.
In that sense, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's rise to fame 10 years ago makes perfect sense.
■ What: Nightfall concert series featuring Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.
■ When: 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 15; SoCro opens
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■ Where: Miller Plaza, 850 Market St.
■ Admission: Free.
■ Phone: 423-265-0771.
■ Venue website: www.nightfallchattanooga.com.
■ Artist website: www.cyhsy.com.
2005"Clap Your Hands Say Yeah"
2006"Fall 2006 Tour" (EP)
2007"Some Loud Thunder"
2011 "Hysterical"
2013 "Little Moments" (EP) 2014 "Only Run"
SoCro is the stage name of local hip-hop artist Eric Lisica. His music
blends elements of hiphop with the electronic music of European discotheques — as he says, "Eurotrash meets Southern class." For more information, visit Facebook.com/ soCroMusic.
For the Philadelphia rockers' self-titled debut album, lead singer and founder Alec Ounsworth decided the band would record and release the album rather than make concessions in the interest of securing a record deal.
When it came out in 2005, the result was an explosively popular album that was released at just the right time, as more and more bands were realizing the potential of home recording technology and the Internet to help them circumvent the corporate label machinery.
The album now has an average critical score of 84 percent, according to review aggregator Metacritic.com. Billboard called it "deserving of the hype for what is — quite possibly — a nearly perfect album."
In a review touting it with its highly prized Best New Music label, Pitchfork Magazine similarly praised the band's independent approach, saying, "[It] proves that it's still possible for a band to get heard, given enough talent and perseverance, without a PR agency or label."
A decade later, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah is touring the country this summer in support of its fourth album, "Only Run," which was released June 3. As with the band's other albums, it was a self-produced project.
Despite the same approach to recording the music, the faces behind the beats are drastically different. Lineup upheaval in the last two years has left Ounsworth and drummer Sean Greenhalgh as the sole remaining founding members still with the band.
On Friday, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's tour in support of "Only Run" will bring its members to Chattanooga, where they will take the stage at Miller Plaza as this week's Nightfall headliner. Local hip-hop artist SoCro will open.
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Perhaps no team in central Virginia looks to their captain more than Western Albemarle does to Kent Henry.
The reigning Jefferson District Offensive Player of the Year has taken the reins in making sure his teammates attend offseason practices and workouts, both mandatory and optional.
That's because he knows if the Warriors are to repeat as JD champs, they'll need to be even more focused this year.
"That's probably the most important thing this year is building that team chemistry and seeing how quickly we can do it so we can get rolling earlier in the season than later," Henry said Wednesday before practice. "So at the moment every chance we get we're working together and trying to build that bond."
Western second-year head coach Ed Redmond calls Henry "another coach on the field" and lauds his pupil's attention to detail and cerebral approach to the game.
"He drives us from a work-ethic standpoint. Just a tremendous competitor. Certainly we're going to lean on him quite a bit for leadership."
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Henry has attended summer camps in the hopes of improving his skills and attracting attention and thus far has received interest from a bevy of FCS schools.
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"It's been one of my dreams since I was a lot younger so I just want to achieve that and do anything I can to help myself get to that level," Henry said. "I don't know, it's crazy, I never thought I'd actually be able to but it's an exciting time."
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Partially in response to recent research into adolescent sleep patterns, one English school has announced that sixth-form classes -- attended by students aged 16-18 -- will start at 1:30 PM and end at 7:00 PM.
A survey of UK residents revealed that those who claimed to meet the minimum recommended amount of weekly exercise tended to be heavier if they stated that part of that exercise included housework.
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Oxford University researchers have discovered a protein that prevents genes from adapting to differing levels of light. Suppressing this protein in mice caused their body clocks to adjust much faster.
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A recent study showed that people who spend most of their days under some form of artificial light can reset their internal clocks to match the sun's cycle after only a week out in nature.
MIT scientists have combined a biosensor wristband, a special smartphone, and a mirror attached to a computer to create a system that lets its user review the emotional highs and lows of their day or someone else's.
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam said Wednesday that the union issue isn't part of talks the state is having with Volks-wagen to attract a new sport utility vehicle to the carmaker's Chattanooga assembly plant.
"We're not discussing that issue at all," he said. "It's definitely not part of our discussions."
Haslam said in Chattanooga that he's "very hopeful" about negotiations with VW to grow its factory production in the city.
"We're having conversations that both sides are very engaged in and are very substantive," he said.
The governor made his remarks after speaking at Chattanooga State Community College about the new Tennessee Promise legislation that pledges free tuition to high school graduates at the state's community colleges and technical schools.
He disputed a comment by a VW global works council official who said Monday that conservatives and political leaders had "stolen" the February election in which the United Auto Workers lost an organizing vote at the Chattanooga plant.
"Certainly, I don't know how it was stolen," Haslam said. "Everybody had the right to vote."
The Republican governor said the UAW had more access to the workers at the plant "than anyone else did."
Frank Patta, general secretary of the works council group, also told the UAW convention in Detroit that "we lost one battle, but we did not lose the entire fight. ... I promise we will go on. We want a works council, an American works council. This is our joint vision. This is our dream."
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In April, a leaked state offer sheet to VW made before the February election showed that nearly $300 million in incentives would be provided by Tennessee to woo the SUV line to Chattanooga along with 1,350 jobs.
The offer sheet, first reported by Nashville TV station WTVF, said the incentives were contingent on VW discussions about setting up a works council at the plant being concluded to the "satisfaction" of the state. Haslam later said the incentives were never tied to an outcome of the UAW vote, and that the package wasn't used as leverage against plant workers.
The governor said Wednesday the state is in a battle with Mexico over incentives to attract the new SUV to Chattanooga that VW sees as a linchpin to improving its U.S. sales, which have fallen for 14 consecutive months.
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VW officials have termed Chattanooga the front-runner to land the midsize SUV.
Haslam said Chattanooga State has partnered with VW and fellow German company Wacker, which is building a polysilicon plant in Bradley County. He cited the importance of a trained workforce in the state.
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A few days after the Volgograd bombing, ultra-nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a close associate of president Vladimir Putin and the leader of Russia's nationalist LDPR party, said on a television talk show debate that the whole Caucasus region should be fenced off with barbed wire, and that birth control should be enforced on the entire population of the Caucasus. Despite the characterization of his remarks as "fascist," viewers voted for Zhirinovsky over his opponent by a ratio of 3.5 to 1. Zhirinovsky didn't back off. On October 31, he expressed concern that ethnic Russians were living in a "humiliated" state while the Caucasus provinces have excessive autonomy. He said that in order to strengthen the country, the ethnic republics within Russia should be disbanded and non-Russian languages outlawed. Vladimir Zhirinovsky (RT) At other times, Zhirinovsky's remarks might simply be ignored, but in the current inflamed climate they're sharply dividing public opinion. This presents the Kremlin with a dilemma. Some officials would like to bring criminal charges against Zhirinovsky for inciting hatred. If Moscow reprimands Zhirinovsky, thereby supporting the North Caucasians, it will face a backlash from ethnic Russians. If Moscow does not react to Zhirinovsky's tirade, it will disappoint the North Caucasians and undermine the positions of the governors in the region. The Volgograd suicide bombing was not an isolated incident. Older Caucasians had organized communities to preserve Soviet-era policies. But in the last 15 years, younger generations of Muslims have been increasingly supporting Salafist interpretations of Islam, and now violence in the Caucasus is almost a daily occurrence. Among Russian officials, the biggest concern is that there will be a terrorist bombing during the Sochi Winter Olympics to take place in February; for that reason, Russia's security forces are going to extraordinary lengths to lock down the Caucasus. 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FORT WORTH — Leadership changes in the Fort Worth school district continued Tuesday night when the board elected District 7 Trustee Norman Robbins as president.The vote was unanimous for Robbins, senior manager of community relations at Lockheed Martin. Robbins has represented District 7 since 2004. He was re-elected without opposition in 2013. Robbins replaces Christene Moss, who finished the one-year term."And if you want this chair, you can take it now," Moss said.Under district policy, the president leads meetings, prompts discussions, makes motions, calls for votes and appoints members of district committees."I hope we all work with a sense of urgency because what we do here is really important," Robbins said. "It's an honor to serve with all of you."Last week, Walter Dansby abruptly resigned as superintendent. Robbins was one of three trustees who voted not to accept his resignation.On Monday night, the board voted 8-0 to hire Pat Linares, a former deputy superintendent, as interim superintendent. Last week, Hank Johnson, assistant superintendent of business and finance, announced his retirement.Trustees are expected to have a special meeting at 4 p.m. Friday to hammer out the details of Linares' contract. They are also expected to hold an open forum for public comment and discuss the details of a superintendent search process.
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Less talking and more doing. That's what officials from technology company Mozilla promised today as the company launched a $150,000 fund to figure out ways to practically apply Chattanooga's gigabit Internet to solve real, local problems.
The Mozilla Gigabit Community Fund will give grants ranging from $5,000 to $30,000 to teams of Chattanoogans who promise to build projects that create tangible applications from Chattanooga's gigabit network. The projects must benefit Chattanoogans and must be focused on either education or workforce development.
The National Science Foundation donated $300,000 to Mozilla to launch the fund. That money will be split between twin programs in Kansas City and Chattanooga. The fund is an extension of Mozilla Ignite, a program kicked off two years ago to demonstrate the possibilities of the gig, said Ben Moskowitz, program developer at Mozilla.
"A lot of success was located in Chattanooga," he said. "But something was missing. We had a lot of good ideas an prototypes, but we weren't bringing them out of the lab and into the field."
The fund will bring together technology experts, educators and community leaders, Moskowitz said. Anyone can submit an application for a grant, and the application process will open in February. Work on the first round of funded projects will start as soon as March, Moskowitz said.
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Black Leaders Aspiring for Critical Knowledge (B.L.A.C.K) presents Black History, is it just a month? on Feb. 28 at 7p.m. in IRC 120.
This is an open critical knowledge discussion on Black History, its significance, and the month of February of which it is recognized.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Amid reports that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was about to step down, President Barack Obama said Thursday the United States stands ready "to support an orderly and genuine transition to democracy" in the Middle Eastern nation.
"What is absolutely clear is we are witnessing history unfold," Obama told students at Northern Michigan University.
"It's a moment of transformation," he said.
Earlier, CIA Director Leon Panetta told a congressional panel that U.S. intelligence indicated a "strong likelihood" that Mubarak was on his way out and might announce it as early as Thursday night. Egyptian TV said the embattled president would speak to the nation from his palace in Cairo.
"We are following today's events in Egypt very closely," Obama said, adding that he would "have more to say as this plays out."
"The people of Egypt are calling for change, they've turned out in extraordinary numbers and all ages and all walks of life," Obama said. He said it was young people "who've been at the forefront" of the demand for change.
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Zee News reports the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has shortlisted squash for the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, according to World Squash Federation (WSF) head N Ramachandran.
Ramachandran said, "Squash is shortlisted for the single slot of 2020 Games. Hopefully it is India at that point of time to host the Games. A review of the existing sports would also be decided by 2013".
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Golden State Warriors center Festus Ezeli has undergone right knee surgery to reinforce two ligaments.
The team says the procedure, performed by Dr. Neal ElAttrache in Los Angeles on Wednesday, was necessary to reinforce the medial collateral and posterior cruciate ligaments. Ezeli sprained the knee during the regular-season finale at Portland on April 17.
Golden State expects him to soon begin rehabilitation and make a complete recovery, likely in a minimum of six to nine months.
Ezeli averaged 2.4 points, 4.0 rebounds and 0.95 blocked shots - fourth among NBA rookies - in 78 regular-season games and 41 starts as a rookie. He was the 30th overall pick by the Warriors in the 2012 draft.
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There was more than meets the eye with this week's rebranding of Android Market as Google Play. Accompanying the new name and look is a shift in how the store is being managed. Eric Chu, who has worked on the Android team for four-and-a-half years, is stepping away from overseeing Android's app store and is exploring other options inside Google. Jamie Rosenberg, who has been a director of digital content for Android and was the public face for the Google Music launch, gets increased oversight for apps and games inside the store.
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Iowa State students to pull an all-nighter designing new financial games and apps
"Money Game Jam" is a 24-hour competition in which student participants will develop a new game, mobile application, or website to get students involved in their personal finance. The event takes place March 29-30 in the Hixson-Lied Student Success Center.
Financial Counseling Clinic offers tax advice for students
Jonathan Fox, director of the ISU Financial Counseling Clinic and the Ruth Whipp Sherwin Professor in Human Development and Family Studies, encourages students to file income tax reports.
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Clinton Gudmunson, an assistant professor in human development and family studies, analyzed data for an Iowa study on adverse childhood experiences.
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The holiday season is fast approaching. Several Iowa State experts, including Jonathan Fox and Ruth Litchfield, weigh in on everything from shopping to stress to sticking with a diet.
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Iowa State is one of 15 universities to receive a Council of Graduate Schools grant to educate students about personal finance.
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A new Iowa State University study shows that individual financial counseling helps college students finish their degrees. With that benefit in mind, the Financial Counseling Clinic is using research to enhance its services.
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LA Galaxy II boss Curt Onalfo ready to face Preki's Sacramento Republic in a battle of former MLS coaches
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy II and Sacramento Republic FC may be new clubs, but head coaches Curt Onalfo and Preki are quite familiar with one another.
The two former MLS managers have faced one another seven times while Onalfo led the Kansas City Wizards and then D.C. United while Preki served as the head coach at Chivas USA before moving to lead Toronto FC. During that span from 2007 to 2010, the pair split their meetings with both men holding a 3-3-1 record in matches against one another.
As MLS bosses the coaching styles could not have been different with Onalfo serving as the attack-minded counterweight to the blunt defensive style of Preki's teams.
"His teams always play good soccer, they're always well-organized and they reflect his deep competitive spirit," Onalfo told LA Galaxy Insider. "The teams are always a reflection of the coach and I'm sure that you can see those qualities in Sacramento."
To aid in his effort to lead Sacramento through their own inaugural year, Preki enlisted a number of former MLS players including former Chivas USA stalwart Justin Braun as well as several players from the Portland Timbers including goalkeeper Jake Gleeson and Homegrown prodigy Bryan Gallego.
While the Preki-led Sacramento Republic will present a major challenge for Los Dos, the Galaxy II players are confident that they can overcome and earn the team's second-ever victory.
"They're going to be a good team. A lot better than what we've seen so far," said forward Charlie Rugg. "They like to foul in the middle of the field and they're going to be more physical, but with the way we play, if we move the ball quickly then we can't really get fouled and they can't harm us."
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy know that a shutout of Club Tijuana will send them through to the CONCACAF Champions League Semifinals for a second straight year. But don't expect them to hang back for 90 plus minutes.
With the Galaxy holding a 1-0 aggregate advantage after their one goal victory over Tijuana in the first leg, the Xolos must attack from the outset as they look to erase their deficit. While Tijuana's attacking mindset might lead to the temptation to bunker in, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena believes LA must get a goal if they're to assure themselves a spot in the semifinals.
"We have an advantage [by not conceding an away goal], but it's only halfway through in the competition and a goal tomorrow will go a long way in helping us advance," said Arena at a press conference on Monday at the Estadio Caliente. "We don't anticipate being defensive for 90 minutes, we need to get a goal."
Where the Galaxy may have have the most success is with the counter attack as Tijuana will look to send waves of attackers forward, which may open chances for LA to exploit the spaces left in the back. But according to Galaxy captain Robbie Keane, that won't be all that LA will be relying on against the Xolos.
"We're certainly very used to doing that and confident in our counter attack, but we're not coming here to sit back and let them keep the ball for 90 minutes, attacking us for the whole game," said Keane who has scored once in two CONCACAF Champions League matches in Mexico. "We have quality on this team that is quite capable of playing against any team. With them pressing so much that they have to score, the first 15-20 minutes will be important to not concede any goals and from there, we're quite capable of scoring ourselves."
CARSON, Calif. – With just two days remaining before the LA Galaxy's CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal second leg match against Club Tijuana, LA head coach Bruce Arena spoke to the media.
As a little update, myself and the rest of the LAGalaxy.com team will be traveling down to Tijuana tomorrow and we'll have plenty of coverage ahead of Tuesday's match.
Arena's comments are below.
(On what he expects to be the keys to the game…)
ARENA: "Certainly not conceding a goal in the game. We don't concede a goal and we go through in the competition. Defending in the early minutes is going to be important because we know that Club Tijuana will come hard at the start."
(On Club Tijuana resting their starters for the league match against Club Tijuana...)
ARENA: "We anticipated that. They'll have their full team and we'll have our full team. It'll be a good game."
(On what the Galaxy's mood is heading into the second leg down in Tijuana…)
ARENA: "We're really optimistic that we can get through this game and then prepare for the semifinals."
(On the struggles of MLS teams down in Mexico…)
ARENA: "One thing that is a bit of a relief is that we're not playing at altitude. However, the artificial field will certainly be an advantage for Tijuana, but we've played on [turf] enough. We'll be ready."
CARSON, Calif. – LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena's comments from the LA Galaxy's 1-0 defeat to Real Salt Lake on Saturday.
(On his general thoughts from the game…)
ARENA: "Obviously a disappointing result, but I thought that it was a good game between two good teams. They made the most of their opportunities but we had a couple of good chances as well. I think Rimando was outstanding and certainly saving the penalty in extra time was outstanding and the play of the game. We could have got a goal or two tonight, but I think that both teams played pretty well."
(On Samuel…)
ARENA: "Samuel had a good night, I thought. His first game in the league and I thought that he worked really hard. I was surprised that he went as long as he did and was as strong as he was on the evening. I'm encouraged by his effort."
(On James Riley's play…)
ARENA: "James played well. He's a good player; we discovered that early in camp. He's going to be a valuable member of our team this year."
(On whether the team wasted chances like they did in 2013…)
ARENA: "It was a 1-0 game. They had some good chances, but we did as well. We didn't finish any of our chances and with the penalty at the end of the game, what more can you say? Those are wasted chances. We should have gotten at least a point out of this game."
(On Penedo's play…)
ARENA: "Jaime played well. The two goalkeepers were outstanding tonight."
(On what the Galaxy did well…)
ARENA: "For the most part, we defended pretty well. At times, our passing was quick and sharp but at other times, it was not. In the first half… there were good chances and there was good ball movement and for the most part, the play was pretty solid. You could see at the end of the game that a couple of our players hit the wall and that we needed to have more energy."
The Bruce is Back: LA Galaxy club President Chris Klein states Bruce Arena extension for three years
CARSON, Calif. – Bruce Arena will be with the LA Galaxy for three more years according to club President Chris Klein.
On Wednesday, the LA Galaxy announced that they had signed the team's head coach and general manager to a multi-year deal, but in an interview with LAGalaxy.com, Klein revealed the length of Arena's contract extension.
"Look at what he's done since he came here in 2008. And we wanted to make sure he could continue to do that, for another three years," Klein told LAGalaxy.com. "He's the best coach our game has seen in this country, and we're thankful he's a part of the Galaxy."
Klein was not the only person who was in high spirits after Arena's extension as midfielder Landon Donovan stated that he was pleased with the Galaxy's decision to keep their head coach around.
"It's well deserved," said Donovan. "We're very happy for him. He has much as any coach in this league deserves to be taken care of. As we've seen over the years, this is a club that takes care of people. We're all happy for him."
CARSON, Calif. – LA Galaxy head coach and general manager Bruce Arena addressed the media for the first time on Tuesday.
During the scrum, Arena touched on LA's new emphasis on experience in 2014 as well as the addition of his son Kenny Arena as assistant coach.
Arena's comments are below…
(On the changes that team has made this offseason…)
ARENA: "There have been changes, I don't think a considerable amount, but we have additions that are important for our team. I'm going to include Jaime Penedo as an addition since he came in so late. The combination of those players gives us both quality and experience in a lot of positions. A big part of this team this year is that we're going to have good depth and experienced players that can play a lot of roles throughout the season. … We're hopeful that our team is a little bit better and a little bit more consistent because if there as a weakness last year, it's that we were inconsistent. We were one of the top teams in league in terms of scoring goals and believe it or not, one of the top teams defending. Yet, I don't think the results were consistent. I'm hoping that we have a little bit more quality and a little bit experience this year that will allow us to play more consistently."
(On why the team decided to emphasize experience this offseason…)
ARENA: "It's important. We had young players playing a lot of minutes last year, which was good experience for them, but we still need more quality and more experience on the field at times."
(On how important the year is for Robbie Rogers…)
ARENA: "I think it's an important year for him. I think it's an important year for a lot of players, not just Robbie. Robbie's had an outstanding preseason to date, four good days. I feel good about that."
(On bringing his son Kenny Arena as an assistant coach…)
ARENA: "That might have been one mistake that we made this offseason, but you can't be perfect. He's a good coach and has a lot of experience. He's been around a head coach for about 33 years now and he knows [the profession] inside and out. He's was hired on merit not on bloodline."
PHILADELPHIA - The LA Galaxy got a little deeper at center back on Thursday by drafting New Mexico defender Kyle Venter with the 23rd overall pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft.
I spoke to Venter and Galaxy head coach and general manager Bruce Arena for about the defender's Galaxy connections for LAGalaxy.com. In addition, I spoke to both about where the New Mexico defender fits into LA's system.
Check it out below.
It appears that LA Galaxy assistant coach Curt Onalfo will not be departing for Chivas USA after all.
According to ESPN FC's Jeff Carlisle—who initially reported the link—Onalfo pulled himself out of the running for the Rojiblancos head coaching job after he and Chivas "were unable to come to an agreement."
Onalfo has been a member of Bruce Arena's coaching staff since January 2011.
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According to ESPN FC's Jeffrey Carisle, Chivas USA is targeting current LA Galaxy assistant coach Curt Onalfo for their head coaching vacancy.
Carisle cites multiple sources stating that Onalfo is Chivas' first choice for the job should he get a full commitment from the Rojiblancos' organization. The ESPN FC writer also notes, however, that Onalfo would stay with the Galaxy if he is unble to get the Chivas USA gig. In addition to his role as assistant, he's also led the Galaxy reserve league team to back to back West Division titles.
The report comes amid another report in the Miami Herald stating that Kenny Arena is returning to the Galaxy from the head coaching job at Florida International University.
Matt Reis is ready for the latest chapter in his life.
In my latest piece for LAGalaxy.com, I speak with new goalkeeper coach Matt Reis as discusses his reasons for retirement and join Bruce Arena's coaching staff.
During my conversation with Reis, I asked about his opinion of LA's current goalkeeping situation and the 38-year-old provided a glowing recommendation of the team's goalkeeper corps.
"I've seen Jaime Penedo play and I've liked him for a long time. I remember watching him in the Gold Cup final when the U.S. played Panama. I think our styles are very similar," said Reis. "The other two goalkeepers Brian Perk and Brian Rowe are both from UCLA and are both going to be exceptional goalkeepers. Perk came from the same [youth] club that I grew up in and went through some minor setbacks last year while Rowe was able to help earn the team get some tough results over the course of the season … They are three guys who have shown that they can compete at this level so it'll be exciting competition. "
It bares mentioning that Reis did not mention goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini who is expected to depart the club.


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FORT MYERS, Fla.- Customers recalled a mid-day armed robbery at a local nail Tuesday.
"You know you're getting robbed. I didn't look back. Other people there told me that he had a gun pointed at our heads," said Donna Shirley, a customer at the salon.
According to deputies at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, witnesses say a masked man walked into Star Nails and Brows with a gun demanding cash.
Investigators say he held the gun to the employee behind the register, knocked the register off the counter and took the money.
Witnesses say the suspect then fled the scene.
Authorities say the crook was wearing a black t-shirt, dark denim cargo pants and a white mask over his face.
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Lee County Sheriff's deputies are investigating an armed robbery that happened at Star Nails and Brows, located at 11601 S. Cleveland, at 2:15 p.m.
Deputies say no one was injured when the tall, thin, masked man charged in, demanding cash. He was given an undislosed amount, and fled on foot.
If you have any information regarding the suspect, you are asked to call SWFL Crimes Stoppers at 1-800-780-TIPS.


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I recently bought a 28 oz can 3-pack of 'Napoletano San Marzano Whole Peeled Tomatoes of area Sarnese - Nocerino D.O.P. With Basil leaf' at Costco. Now what should I do with them? I do need a simple sauce for my lads pasta. Any other suggestions? Thanks!
My new favorite basic tomato sauce (for about the past year) is from Mario Batali's Molto Italiano. For some reason it tastes just right to me and is great with additions such as sauteed sausage, mushrooms, etc. The secret seems to be the carrot.
I don't know if the basil leaf will change the flavor of this sauce. I make a point of never buying tomatoes with flavoring in them as one can't tell if it'll add to the taste or ruin it. I guess you just have to try it out.
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 Spanish onion (I don't even know what that is (red?) and have always used just regular onion with fine results)
4 cloves garlic sliced thinly
3 Tbsps fresh thyme chopped (I've also used dried)
1/2 finely shredded medium carrot (I don't really know what a "medium" carrot is and usually shred a whole one
2 28 oz cans whole tomatoes
Heat olive oil and sautee the garlic and onion until soft and browned lightly over medium heat. Batali says 8-10 minutes.
Add the thyme and shredded carrot and cook for about 5 minutes until the carrot is soft.
Add the tomatoes and juice and bring to a boil, while stirring.
Simmer over low heat until the sauce is "as thick as hot cereal" (Mario's wording here)
About 30 minutes. Add salt to taste.
This produces a very tasty sauce which is improved by addition of lots of different stuff as I said above. It even makes store-bought frozen ravioli (such as Genoa) taste really good.
Mario uses it in his cookbook as a sauce for "Mock Tripe" - a dish with eggs made into sort-of crepes, then sliced into noodle shapes and served with the tomato sauce. I haven't tried this, but it sounds good.
re: oakjoan
Oakjoan, I like Mario Batali's sauce. The carrott does something and the "fresh" thyme is another key item. Thanks for the suggestions to add sausage and mushrooms.
re: Shunick
The carrot sweetens it in a natural way. Never thought to put thyme in though, hope I remember next time I make a pot!
re: oakjoan
If you posted Mario's recipe verbatim, that's Chowhound nono! As far as I know Spanish onions have yellow skins and are white after the skins are removed.
i'm a little partial to keeping it simple, when you start with great ingredients like that. my sauce of choice is marcella hazan's super-simple tomato with onion and butter sauce, from "essentials of italian cooking". i don't have the book with me, but here's the recipe from memory.
squish the tomatoes in your hands to break them up. pour the tomatoes and all their juice into a saucepan. cut an onion in half and plunk it in with the tomatoes. add 5 Tbsp. unsalted butter. simmer for 45 minutes. discard the onion and serve sauce, making sure the melted butter is stirred into it.
that is some seriously good, greater-than-the-sum-of-its-parts eating. i know it seems weird to chuck the onion, but over the course of the 45 minutes, the flavor infuses into the tomatoes and the butter lends a wonderful silkiness. yum yum yum.
re: funkymonkey
I was going to suggest this sauce from Marcella Hazan. Another basic one I do from Marcella is with garlic and basil. That's the one I usually make -- sans basil for freezing lots of batches when my mother-in-law's Roma and San Marzanos get ripe and she gives us bags of beautiful tomatoes. With canned San Marzanos I also like her tuna sauce.
Enjoy your San Marzanos!
re: funkymonkey
I have been making this sauce for years-it is the best. What I did start doing as a variation though is pureeing the onion at the end and putting it back into the sauce. It giving it the texture of a cream sauce with out the cream :)
re: jewels_vancouver
I recently purchased San Marzano tomatoes by Cento at Shoprite. They were 2.79 for a 28 oz can--a steal! I just made a tasty sauce last night!
re: JDalldorf
Several in the greater Los Angeles area, Santa Clarita, Van Nuys, W.L.A. and Alhambra.
My current favorite quickie meal involves making a simple tomato sauce:
Saute 1/2 small onion (diced), 2 garlic cloves (diced) in olive oil. Once the onion is softened, I add in 1 small tin of anchovies and a sprinkling of hot pepper flakes. I saute the mixture until the anchovies break up. I add in 1 whole can of the tomatoes, which I have squished with my hand. I simmer the sauce on low while I boil a package (500g) of spaghetti.
Drain the spaghetti after it is cooked and toss it in the sauce. I serve this with a generous amount of grated romano cheese.
re: mightycheesehead
Costco has San Marzano tomatoes? Well, color me skunked. I got them in an Italian specialty store.
I guess the key is not to make a bolognese sauce with them? I did, and decried the high price I paid.
I'll have to try the sauces here.
re: dolores
Why not use them in a bolognese sauce?
re: MMRuth
I just did, actually it has another half hour to go, using Marcella Hazans bolognese sauce! Takes a long time, but well worth it!
re: dolores
dolores, i drain most of the liquid away from tomatoes after ive crushed them
re: dolores
AFAIK, they always have, or at least have for several years. They used to come in a huge, institutional size can. Good to know they are more suitably sized for home use now.
Just bought and used this exact same item for "Eggs in Purgatory", a Neapolitan based recipe, that spices a simple tomato sauce with some crushed red pepper and fresh basil, heats and reduces it in a large saute/fry pan then poaches 2-3 eggs in the "nests" you make for the eggs. Cover and cook until just firm. Serve with lots of fresh bread and a green salad.
I am not sure that San Marzano made a huge difference versus the regular tomatoes, but it was certainly delicious.
My aunt Millie taught me to make pasta sauce decades ago and we still love it the best. She used tomato sauce, but San Marzanos would work just fine too.
Onion, garlic, ground meat of your choice, rosemary and bay leaves. I let it simmer for hours and it's just the vry best. Something in the way the bay and rosemary interact makes you want to eat and eat. We never feel full and it does not weigh heavy on your stomach.
re: CherylS
Hi, CherylS--
I'm very interested in the sauce you describe here (http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/4495...) and would love to try it. Would you be willing to share the recipe?
Hope to hear from you, thanks so much...
re: kelleyscorpio
Hi Kelley. I've made this sauce so many times, I know it like the back of my hand. I've tried using canned whole tomatoes and it comes out too watery so I've gone back to canned tomato sauce.
1 Onion chopped and sauted
As much garlic as you like, chopped, sauted
1 or 1 1/2 pounds of ground beef (turkey just is not as good) Brown it.
2 15 oz cans of tomato sauce. (the Muir Glen I bought a case of (no salt added, organic) is so acidic, I'm not liking it. It does seem to matter.
A little water (very little)
As much rosemary as you like. I put in a generous amount - maybe 3 4 in. branches from my rosemary bush cut into bits.
3 large bay leaves
Now just let it simmer uncovered adding a little water if it seems too thick.
Taste and add salt and pepper to taste.
I let it cook for a couple of hours usually on very low heat. At some point Millie added some tomato paste, but I have not found it matters a lot.
I hope you like this recipe. It's so simple. P.S. There is a highly rated restaurant here called Delfinas. Friends took us there one night to have one of their signature pasta dishes. It tasted exactly like this dish I've made for years. My husband and I just looked at each other in amazement. Our friends went on and on about how wonderful it was. Too funny.
re: CherylS
Oh wow, this is wonderful, thank you so much! I'm really looking forward to trying it. I have a standard sauce in which I use basil and oregano, the usual, and have been wanting to find some alternatives. Rosemary and bay leaves sound great. And, ha, I love that the restaurant's signature dish is the same as yours, too good.
I really appreciate the recipe, thank you.
re: CherylS
Wanted to let you know that I tried the recipe and we really enjoyed it, it really yummy and I'll be happily making it in the future. Thanks again!
Ooh, definitely an Amatriciana. I use the recipe from right here on Chow, http://www.chow.com/recipes/10446, but the NYTimes also ran a whole story on it recently. It's my go-to in the winter, since it's so easy to keep the ingredients on hand.
re: oryza
A few months ago I bought my first can of San Marzanos and used the sauce recipe from the back of the can. It was the most delicious sauce I've ever had! It included anchovies and tuna. I just bought another can, but it no longer has the recipe! I am sure I can fudge my way through it, but maybe some one knows the exact combination? Many thanks!
My Costco is now selling San Marzano whole tomatoes in shrink wrap of four 28 ounce cans. It works out to about $3/can. Tomatoes from Italy are much lower in salt than our domestically canned product. Superior tomato and very low in salt. Just another reason to buy them.
You could use them for a pizza sauce. Boil them down gently in a saucepan with your favorite seasonings. Top your pizza with the sauce. So easy.


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CHICAGO Special bar quality (SBQ) processors, cold drawers and distributors have seen an uptick in orders and shipments since the fourth quarter, although demand has softened considerably from the first quarter of last year.
"In January, we had more revenue than November and December combined," an Ohio Valley service center executive said.
Published base prices havent moved in months, and surcharges were flat as scrap went sideways from January to February. But the surcharge is poised to move lower next month, with one major mini-mill notifying customers of a $13.33 per ton reduction effective March 1 (amm.com,Feb. 15).
Spot prices for hot-rolled bar, 1000-series, 1-inch rounds have fallen to an average of $860 per ton in February, while those for cold-finished Grade 1018 rose slightly to $1,218 per ton. Buyers attributed the minute increase in cold-finished bar to longer processing times compared with hot-rolled lead times of three to six weeks.
Some cold finishers and processors said their backlogs are building and they are starting to place mill orders for second-quarter delivery. Distribution sources were less sure of the direction.
"January was pretty strong, and February is OK so far. Our backlog has improved, and we are on target for first quarter. But (supply chain) forecasts are not aggressive because we dont know if its sustainable," one Mid-Atlantic cold drawer said.
"Business is flat. The activity is not there yet," a Midwest SBQ distributor said. "I dont know if customers have the work. They are buying exactly what they need, and we are buying exactly the same."
A buyer in the Southeast saw February prices decline slightly for common hot-rolled grades, but noted having "bought a truckload today" because inventory had been getting low.
"We are creatures of habit. We want this year to be as busy as last year, but it has slowed down," a lower Great Lakes processor said. "Wondering what the government is going to do" has caused uncertainty.
There has been "very little movement on pricing, (as) lead times are way down and there is a lot of overstock at service centers," he said.
Customers are giving "ho-hum" forecasts, an Ohio reseller said. "My competitors are moaning about the same thing," the reseller said.
"People have trouble predicting yesterday," one Midwest distributor said, expressing little confidence about forecasting.
"We are plodding along," a national processor and distributor told AMM. "Nothing has changed from a pricing standpoint. Pricing is still difficult, while certain people have high inventories and are trading dollars."
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" W]e can't come off as a bunch of angry white men."
Robert Bennett, chairman of the Ohio Republican Party
One of the enduring legacies of the 2012 Presidential campaign was the demise of the white American male voter as a dominant force in the political landscape. On election night, after Obama was announced the winner, a distressed Bill O'Reilly lamented that he didn't live in "a traditional America anymore." He was joined by others who bellowed their grief on the talk radio airwaves, the traditional redoubt of angry white men. Why were they so angry? Sociologist Michael Kimmel, one of the leading writers on men and masculinity in the world today, has spent hundreds of hours in the company of America's angry white men - from white supremacists to men's rights activists to young students -in pursuit of an answer. "Angry White Men" presents a comprehensive diagnosis of their fears, anxieties, and rage.
Kimmel locates this increase in anger in the seismic economic, social and political shifts that have so transformed the American landscape. Downward mobility, increased racial and gender equality, and a tenacious clinging to an anachronistic ideology of masculinity has left many men feeling betrayed and bewildered. Raised to expect unparalleled social and economic privilege, white men are suffering today from what Kimmel calls "aggrieved entitlement": a sense that those benefits that white men believed were their due have been snatched away from them.
"Angry White Men" discusses, among others, the sons of small town America, scarred by underemployment and wage stagnation. When America's white men feel they've lived their lives the 'right' way - worked hard and stayed out of trouble - and still do not get economic rewards, then they have to blame somebody else. Even more terrifying is the phenomenon of angry young boys. School shootings in the United States are not just the work of "misguided youth" or "troubled teens"--they're all committed by boys. These alienated young men are transformed into mass murderers by a sense that using violence against others is their right.
The future of America is more inclusive and diverse. The choice for angry white men is not whether or not they can stem the tide of history: they cannot. Their choice is whether or not they will be dragged kicking and screaming into that inevitable future, or whether they will walk openly and honorably - far happier and healthier incidentally - alongside those they've spent so long trying to exclude.


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The National Transportation Safety Board today released additional information about the Board's scheduled public hearing on the safety of Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) operations.
The four-day hearing will convene at 9:00 a.m. on February 3, 2009 at the NTSB's Board Room and Conference Center, 429 L'Enfant Plaza, S.W., Washington, D.C.
Helicopter EMS operations provide an important service to the public by transporting seriously ill patients or donor organs to emergency care facilities. The pressure to safely and quickly conduct these operations in various environmental conditions (for example, inclement weather, at night, and unfamiliar landing sites for helicopter operations) has the potential to make HEMS operations more at risk than normal passenger carrying operations.
There will be witnesses from many EMS communities including pilots, medical personnel, managers, and FAA. The issues that will be discussed during the hearing include:
The goal of the upcoming hearing is for the Safety Board to learn more about helicopter EMS operations so that it can better evaluate the factors that lead to accidents. The Board will invite expert witnesses to provide sworn testimony. The majority of these witnesses will participate as part of small panels addressing particular safety issues. Additionally, several organizations will be granted party status to the hearing so that they may question the witnesses directly.
Note to Media: ABC News has been designated to provide the pool coverage of the hearing proceedings for the television networks for Tuesday, February 3. For questions regarding the pool, please call Fox News, the pool Chair, at 202-824- 6369.
The hearing will be webcast. An agenda and webcast are posted on the Board's website. To report any problems, please call 703-993-3100 and ask for Webcast Technical Support.
In the event of inclement weather please check our website for hearing cancellations and postponements.
Directions to the NTSB Board Room: Front door located on Lower 10th Street, directly below L'Enfant Plaza. From Metro, exit L'Enfant Plaza station at 9th and D Streets escalator, walk through shopping mall, at the CVS store (on the left), and take escalator (on the right) down one level. The Board room will be to your left.
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