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CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena's postgame thoughts from the LA Galaxy's 2-1 victory over the Columbus Crew.
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(Overall thoughts on the game...)
ARENA: "We fought hard to try and win the game. We were fortunate to capitalize on two penalty kicks. On the night, we played OK—the second half a little bit better than the first half. We can certainly be accused of not finishing our chances, and putting ourselves in a poor position, which certainly happened. Give Columbus credit, they certainly played hard, got a great goal. Not to take anything away from them, it was a great goal. We just had to battle and try to create some chances at the end and we were fortunate to get a couple of calls that made a difference. We've been on the other side of those games a couple of times this year. At this point in the season, we should have 11, 12 victories, but we've shot ourselves in the foot a couple of times. We got to battle and keep moving forward. We have to move up the ladder in a very competitive conference."
(On Galaxy going forward...)
ARENA: "There's an awful lot of work to be done. Finishing our chances is one of them. Defensively on the night, we were, for the most part, pretty good. Columbus really wasn't that dangerous and 10 minutes to go we're chasing the game, and that's not good. So, we got to get better in all aspects and hopefully we can."
(On Columbus' goal...)
ARENA: "I don't know how you look at that goal tonight, that's one of those once in a lifetime-type of goals. I haven't seen it on tape or anything, but it looked like he stuck that in the corner pretty well and he's 16 yards out, so it's one of those plays that happened."
(On the penalties...)
ARENA: "The second one—we might have been fortunate on. I haven't seen them on tape. The first one I think Jose was taken down, but I think there wasn't any of them you could say 100 percent penalty. The Crew's going to feel a little disappointed, for sure."
(On the struggles of Gyasi Zardes...)
ARENA: "That's what separates the men from the boys generally. The players that finish off those chances make a pretty good living around the world. Goal scorers, you got to have a lot of respect for. Gyasi is still young in the trade. He's probably been healthy for three months this year and hopefully, he's going to get better in the penalty area. That's the goal. The positive part is that each and every game, he's getting a bunch of good chances, so hopefully he'll start putting some of those away."
(On the possibility of losing Omar Gonzalez during the transfer window...)
ARENA: "That's not likely to happen."
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CARSON, Calif. – We've gotten away from it in the past few weeks, but here is the triumphant return of the LA Galaxy Insider match look ahead.
On Independence Day, the LA Galaxy take on the Columbus Crew at StubHub Center.
Thursday's match will mark the 18th consecutive season in which LA has playing at home on the Fourth of July. LA is 9-5-3 all-time on the date, including a 1-1-0 mark against Columbus.
LA is 0-1-1 in the last two Independence Day matches.
The pregame game notes are here.
Defensive breakdowns plagued the LA Galaxy against the San Jose Earthquakes, but LA is adamant that there will be no such meltdowns against the Crew. Omar Gonzalez also had a few strong words as the Galaxy head into the match.
Landon Donovan's away with the U.S. National Team, so Hector Jimenez may step in his spot in the right side of midfield.
The match with the Crew will be a "strange" one for Galaxy midfielder Robbie Rogers, who was a mainstay for Columbus in years past.
Remember, if you bought tickets to the "Messi and Friends" exhibition, you'll be able to purchase tickets at a discounted rate for the Galaxy matches on Thursday and Sunday.
For a match preview, here's LAGalaxy.com Larry Morgan's view of the game.
Lastly, my Three Points to the game.
"If we look back at the games that we tied or lost in the last five minutes, with those points, we would easily be at the top of the table. But I don't like to look back, we need to look forward and make sure that every game is a battle and be sure to as get as much points as possible."
- LA Galaxy Goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini.
ROBBIE ROGERS vs. TYSON WAHL
Facing his old club, Rogers is expected to be plenty motivated to bag his first goal with the LA Galaxy and he should have plenty of opportunities against Wahl. Look for Rogers to use his speed on and off the ball to get behind Wahl and create scoring chances for himself and his LA teammates.
JUNINHO vs. MATIAS SANCHEZ
Back from suspension, the Crew midfield will be bolstered by the return of the Argentine defensive midfielder. Not only does Sanchez attempt to break up chances, but he'll also try to get forward to open up space for the likes of playmaker Frederico Higuain.
DOMINIC ODURO vs. A.J. DELAGARZA
A match of speed, DeLaGarza will be expected to use his quickness to match up with the quick Ghanaian. Although no one is expecting DeLaGarza to beat Oduro in a foot race, if LA's defense can stay organized, they may be able to put the brakes on the fleet-footed Crew forward.
Cudicini; Franklin, Gonzalez, DeLaGarza, Dunivant; Jimenez, Sarvas, Juninho, Rogers; Zardes, Keane
In honor of the Fourth of July (Happy Fourth Everyone!), MLSsoccer.com Editor and Chief Greg Lalas complied a list of the five greatest American players in MLS history and after watching this, I started thinking of my own list.
Full Disclosure: I was nine-years-old during the inaugural season in MLS, so this list is going to be subject to my own bias.
No list is complete without the man in the dreadlocks -- Cobi Jones. The league's first true superstar, Jones helped the Galaxy win two MLS Cup titles (2002, 2005), two MLS Supporters' Shields (1998, 2002), the CONCACAF Champions' Cup (2000), and two U.S. Open Cups (2001, 2005). While Jones helped the Galaxy to club titles, he racked up a host of individual accolades including an MLS Best XI selection (2000) and eight MLS All-Star nods.
The league's all-time leader in assists with 135 and a mainstay during the great New England Revolution teams of the last decade, Ralston is an automatic selection.
The Jamaican-born U.S. international was an enigma throughout his 13-year career in MLS, but Cunningham was also a pure goal scorer. The league's all-time leader in goals scored 134 goals in 365 appearances, Cunningham was simply a class finisher.
Goalkeepers hardly get the respect that they deserve, but to date, Kevin Hartman is the most accomplished goalkeeper to ever play in MLS. Hartman has set league records in appearances (416), wins (180), saves (1474), and shutouts (112). And he's still ticking, mind you, as a member of the New York Red Bulls.
Simply put the greatest American soccer player of all-time. Landon Donovan's club resume is littered with titles including five MLS Cup titles (2 with the San Jose Earthquakes in 2001 and 2003 as well as three with the LA Galaxy in 2005, 2011 and 2012), two Supporters' Shields (2010, 2011), and a U.S. Open Cup (2005). At the age of 31, Donovan is third all-time in goals scored with 127 and second all-time in assists with 114. I wouldn't be surprised if by the time he's done playing, he holds the league records in assists and goals. And we said all that without ever mentioning his success with the U.S. National Team.
(Honorable Mention: Alexi Lalas, Jeff Agoos, Robin Fraser, Nick Rimando, Preki, Taylor Twellman, Clint Mathis)
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CARSON, Calif. –International commitments have cost the LA Galaxy the services of Landon Donovan for, perhaps, the entire month of July. But with Donovan off on Gold Cup duty, the player that seems most likely to slide into his spot on the right side of midfield is Hector Jimenez.
Jimenez scored his second goal of the year last weekend in LA's 3-2 defeat to the San Jose Earthquakes and was unlucky not to bag another in the 88th minute when he saw his attempt from close range saved by goalkeeper Jon Busch. Even though Jimenez couldn't lead the Galaxy to a win at Stanford Stadium, the midfielder is confident that he can step into Donovan's spot and contribute.
"I feel good. Obviously, we're going to miss Landon for a couple of games and I think that I'm going to find some time out wide. Hopefully, I can contribute and we get back on the board with three points [on Thursday]," said Jimenez, who has 12 appearances this season. "I'm definitely feeling confident. Sometimes it's tough being outside watching [from the bench], but when I get in, I just have to take advantage of that [confidence] and hopefully I can produce again."
If Jimenez does slide into Donovan's midfield spot, he'll have the support of Galaxy captain Robbie Keane, who has been impressed with the 24-year-old's play lately.
"Hector has been very good, coming into games late. It'd be good for him [if he plays]," said Keane. "The manager has good options on the wing."
Omar Gonzalez asserts that the LA Galaxy have moved on from San Jose defeat and offers a gameplan for Columbus
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy believe that they've moved on from last Saturday's disappointing defeat to the San Jose Earthquakes, now all they have to do is prove it on the field.
No player exemplified this mindset better than center back Omar Gonzalez, who after being asked by about the team moving on from Saturday's defeat offered a clever response.
"What game?" Gonzalez asked. The San Jose game, of course, the reporter answered. "When was that?" Gonzalez quipped.
Jokes aside, Gonzalez understands that the Galaxy defense must sharpen especially in the closing stages of games, when LA has conceded 13 goals of their 21 goals in the final 15 minutes.
"There's little things that we need to fix. We play well for long stretches of the game, but it is those little things that are hurting us," said Gonzalez. "Whether it's letting guys get crosses or not marking in the box, it is just the little things that we've been getting punished for all year."
"Hopefully, things will start turning our way and the bad luck will turn into good luck," added Gonzalez. "But if a game was 80 minutes, then we'd be in first place, but unfortunately, the game is 90-plus minutes, and we've been falling short toward the end of games."
Gonzalez's provided a comprehensive description of LA's recent struggles, but how does LA turn that around?
"It has to come from the veteran guys and myself in particular. When we're up with the lead, stop sending guys forward—stop sending Sean [Franklin] and Todd [Dunivant] forward to get an extra goal. Maybe keep them back so we can stop any kind of attack that they start," said Gonzalez. "Just be smarter with the way that we manage games. If we start doing that then we start being more cerebral in the way that we're play and maybe we can start building points up."
Gonzalez and company will need to be on point on Thursday, if they are to earn a victory against the Crew, who boast the talented forward tandem of Dominic Oduro and Frederico Higuain. Providing a mix of speed and playmaking ability, Gonzalez believes that positioning will be key.
"We've played against Oduro plenty and we've done pretty well against him. His speed is a bit of an X factor. He can get places faster than most in this league," said Gonzalez. "I think that he's having a very good year this year and he's definitely one to watch and whenever you have a guy like Higuain, who is going to be serving him balls quick and putting balls over the top, it's something that we have to look out for.
"We have to be good on our line, make sure that we drop early and keep them in front of us."
The MLS Disciplinary Committee has suspended San Jose Earthquakes Shea Salinas one game and fined him an undisclosed amount for nearly landing an elbow to the head of LA Galaxy forward Robbie Keane during the fifth minute of San Jose's 3-2 victory over LA last Saturday.
The Disciplinary Committee ruled that action endangered Keane's safety despite referee Armando Villarreal awarding a foul on Keane during the run of play . The move seems to be a just one by the Committee as Salinas came close to landing an elbow to Keane's head as the pair jostled for position.
Video of the action is below.
Messi and Friends, we hardly knew ye.
"The Battle of the Stars" featuring "Messi and Friends vs. the Rest of the World," which was a high-profile match that was scheduled to take place on July 3 has been canceled. Rumors of the game's cancelation began on Tuesday, but a press release issued on Tuesday revealed that the event had been canceled.
"After hours of trying to convince Lionel Messi's management team to fulfill their contractual agreement and come to Los Angeles, it is clear they have no respect for these fans and this market," El Padrino Spirits CEO Todd Graham said in a statement. "We feel that this is a blatant attempt to defraud American citizens and businesses that sponsored this event."
You thought that was harsh, well, in the same statement, the Marketing Director of Adriana's Insurance Ines Calderon promised some type of action against Messi's representatives.
"We have no words to express our disappointment and frustration," Calderon stated. "As a brand we invested many hours of work and thousands of dollars but most importantly, we put our name next to the events name, and in front of our community. We regret sponsoring this event and hope that the authorities penalize whoever is responsible of this mess."
All looking for refunds are being asked to contact Ticketmaster.
Soccer By Ives has broken down the entire situation in this report even revealing that Messi had planned to arrive in Los Angeles three hours before the scheduled match time. SBI also noted that not only is the Los Angeles appearance canceled, but a July 6 match in Chicago is also in doubt. Like the L.A. event, SBI reports that players—like Michael Bradley and Carlos Bocanegra—have begun pulling out, leaving the match in jeopardy.
One important thing to remember in all this comedy? There are actual friendlies involving international soccer stars taking place in at an iconic Los Angeles venue later this month.
In the latest edition of view from the booth, Joe Tutino and Cobi Jones break down the LA Galaxy's match against the Columbus Crew
Check it out below...
CARSON, Calif. – Thursday's match against the Columbus Crew will be a special one for Robbie Rogers, who will take on his old team for the very first time.
A mainstay in Columbus from 2007 to 2011, Rogers helped the Crew win the MLS Cup in 2008 and consecutive Supporters' Shields in 2008 and 2009. During that time, Rogers became one of the league's brightest stars as he was named to the MLS Best XI in 2008 and nearly made the U.S. roster for the 2010 World Cup.
Shortly after the 2011 season, Rogers completed a move to Leeds United that set in motion a two-year stint in England that included a brief stop at League One side Stevenage. On Thursday, he'll face his old club as a member of the LA Galaxy after the club acquired his rights from the Chicago Fire in May.
"It should be interesting. I played for so long and, obviously, I never played against them. That will be a little different to be in the other kit," said Rogers who has exchanged texts with several current Crew players and members of the coaching staff. "Playing against Columbus at StubHub Center will be a little strange for me at first, but I'm desperate to get three points, so I don't care who I'm playing against."
As he prepares to take on his old club, Rogers is still trying to find his way with the Galaxy as he has made a total of seven appearances in all competitions and has started the last three regular season matches for LA.
During those three starts, Rogers has become steadily more involved in the Galaxy attack with seven shots in those appearances. Despite his chances, he has yet to score his first goal in an LA uniform, but came maddeningly close during last Saturday's 3-2 defeat to the San Jose Earthquakes.
"It's annoying. I had some chances in the first half and one in the second half; we created so many chances especially in the end of the game. It's the soccer gods, you got to finish one of those [chances] or they might punish you," said Rogers. "I just need to really be sharp in the final third. Defensively, I feel like I'm doing better. I just need to put one away and it helps the team out."
As he looks to find the back of the net for the first time, Galaxy captain Robbie Keane has already tabbed Rogers for a big week with LA playing their second of three games in eight days.
"I've said it before, it takes four or five games to get completely match fit," said Keane of the midfielder's performance. "I think that this week will help. Playing Sunday, Thursday, and again on Sunday. I think this will be a big week for him."
CARSON, Calif. – A.J. DeLaGarza knows that he could have done better on the play that led to the San Jose Earthquakes' game-winning-goal last Saturday, but that doesn't mean that he was going to take those trying to needle him in jest lying down.
The Earthquakes promoted a GIF image of Marvin Chavez's play that depicts DeLaGarza falling to the ground after to gain position. The play set in motion San Jose's closing goal that ended on the head of forward Alan Gordon to seal a 3-2 victory for the Quakes.
"I can't make an excuse for it. It's not like he crossed me up and did some ridiculous move," said DeLaGarza. "I tripped over trying to back up."
DeLaGarza was quick to reply to the social media challenge with one of his own—posting a photo of his two MLS Cup championship rings and attaching San Jose's official twitter handle. As the rivalry between the two teams continues to become one of the finest in MLS, DeLaGarza admitted that actions like this are simply part of the fun.
"It's just part of it. I wasn't upset. Also, for them to take a jab, I couldn't personally let that happen," said DeLaGarza. "Obviously, people tagged me in it so I found out. I had some other good things to say, but I went with that one."
@SJEarthquakes that's cute ;-) pic.twitter.com/TaPcx7gUjk
— AJ DeLaGarza (@AJD_20) July 2, 2013


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David Carter hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer, as the seventh-seeded Rams opened the state playoffs with a 56-53 victory over South Central Monday night at Havelock High.
"I don't know what to think right now," Carter said shortly after being mobbed by teammates at center court. "I'm just happy we won."
Tenth-seeded South Central (17-10) had tied the game at 53 on Brian Brightwell's basket with 11 seconds left. Havelock called timeout and came up with a play for Carter to get the ball to leading scorer Zack Bruns or Matt Prichard, who led the Rams with 20 points on the night.
"When I looked at the court, they (South Central) were playing tight, so I just had to take the shot," said Carter, who scored 11 in the game. "I jumped to pass the ball, and then it was like 'forget it.'"
The bucket was sweet redemption for Carter, who had a turnover and missed a free throw in the final two minutes of the game before hitting the game-winner.
"I told D.J. (Carter) he owed us that because he had turned the ball over a couple of times," Havelock coach Bill Fryczynski said.
The victory sends Havelock (17-9) into the second round against second-seeded Triton (23-3) Wednesday in Erwin. Triton beat No. 15 Northern Nash (8-14) 54-52 in the first round.
Havelock fell behind early in a tight first half, which ended with the Rams on top 25-24 behind Prichard's 10 points.
In the third quarter, Prichard hit a pair of 3-pointers and Bruns hit another as the Rams used an 11-3 run to open a 40-30 lead. The quarter ended with the Rams on top 45-35.
"In the middle of the game, I was just trying to hustle and play as hard as I can, knowing that if we lost, it would be my last game in high school," said Prichard, a senior. "They set some good screens, and I got open and hit the shots.
"I'm real happy we got the win and that D.J. was able to hit that shot."
South Central rallied in the fourth, slowly eating away at Havelock's lead until Brightwell's basket tied it with 11 seconds left.
"We committed some turnovers that were horrendous," Fryczynski said. "We had things set up and still turned the ball over. It was a good game, but it was sloppy. They missed a lot of opportunities, and I thought we gave them some opportunities."
The game was the fourth meeting between the two Coastal 3A Conference teams, the third within 21 days, all three of which were Havelock victories.
"They're better than a No. 10 seed," Fryczynski said. "When you look at the brackets, it's really unfortunate. I don't think we should have been matched up against each other."
Still, the Rams were able to pull out the victory.
"Survive and advance," Fryczynski said.
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Havelock (56) – Matt Prichard 20, Zack Bruns 13, David Carter 11, Pharoh Cooper 10, Matt Boykin 2.
Havelock girls 56, Hertford County 48
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Details of the contest were not immediately available.
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Richfield, NC- While most of their peers were fast asleep, the Pfeiffer womens lacrosse team was already hard at work on a farm last Saturday. The Lady Falcons spent their morning at the 3M Farm clearing land for horses.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee (JEC) released the November edition of its state-by-state snapshots which detail each individual state's economic progress for the previous month. The report shows that more than two out of three states recorded private sector job gains in October and nationally, 184,000 private sector jobs were added.
"Thirty-six states and the District of Columbia created private sector jobs in October, and the majority of states also reported declines in their unemployment rates," said Senator Bob Casey (D-PA), Chairman of the JEC. "We must work together to increase the momentum of the recovery, which is why I've called for a hearing to examine the challenges of the so-called 'fiscal cliff' so Congress can hear from top economists on the best policies to strike a balanced approach to job creation and debt reduction."
November state-by-state report highlights include:
- Thirty-six states and the District of Columbia added private-sector jobs in October. California (54,400) had the largest private-sector gains, followed by Texas (24,500) and Maryland (16,700). In the past 12 months, 42 states and the District of Columbia gained private-sector jobs, with California (333,100), Texas (269,000) and New York (131,900) recording the largest gains. During this period, nearly 2.0 million private-sector positions were added nationally.
- Fourteen states had statistically significant decreases in the unemployment rate during October and the remaining states and the District of Columbia did not have changes that were significant. South Carolina (-0.5 percentage point) had the largest decline, followed by Alaska, Wisconsin, and Louisiana (-0.4 point each). In the past 12 months, 18 states and the District of Columbia reported statistically significant decreases in the unemployment rate, with Nevada (-1.9 percentage points) recording the largest decline.
- Manufacturing employment expanded in 25 states in October, as the nation added 13,000 manufacturing jobs during the month. Georgia added 4,500 manufacturing jobs, Indiana gained 3,100 and North Carolina saw a gain of 2,600. In the past 12 months, 32 states added manufacturing positions, with the largest gains in the Midwest.
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- Thirty-four states added jobs in the leisure and hospitality sector during October. In the past 12 months, 44 states added leisure and hospitality jobs. During this time, leisure and hospitality employment increased by 340,000 positions.
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When Joel Gafford walked onto Legion Field Tuesday night, he was in unfamiliar territory, as he was, for the first time, the opponent of New Albany. In his first regular season game as a head coach, the 2003 NAHS graduate and his Ripley Tiger squad opened their 2011 campaign falling to the team he once played and worked for.
Tyler Basil struck out seven in five innings of work en route to the 5-1 victory for the Bulldogs. New Albany went ahead 5-0 before Ripley broke the no-hitter with a double by Austin Hamilton in the fifth. The Tigers scored their lone run off an error in the seventh, and the 'Dawgs held on for their home opening win.
"It's great to always come back home, even more exciting to come back here for my first game," Gafford said. "I know these guys, Coach Walker and the players, and obviously I wish we had a different outcome, but that's baseball."
"I can already tell the change in attitude of that program and the success that he's going to bring to them is imminent," NAHS Head Coach John Walker added. "Just like with any other program, you're going to have some growing pains in your first year, and they're going to have to get used to how he does things. He's always going to pose a challenge to us because he's a good coach."
New Albany scored three runs in the first inning off three-straight hits, including an RBI double by Mason Maxey. The Bulldogs added two more runs in the fourth, first off a single by Joshua Googe, who later scored on an error.
Googe went in for relief of Basil, allowing Ripley's lone run and striking out three batters.
"It's a good win; home opener versus a good team," Walker said. "We didn't have our best game, but we were fortunate to get the win. We had two pitchers that battled, neither were at their very best, but they kept us in it and we did enough offensively to get the runs that we needed to win."
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A Tennessee man turned himself over to the Bell County Sheriff's Department on Monday in regards to a felony charge. Kenneth R. Haynes Jr., 32, of Harrogate, was charged with first-degree sodomy. The alleged victim was under the age of 12.
According to the arrest warrant, Haynes engaged in deviate sexual intercourse with a 3-year-old at some point between Feb. 1, 2008 and Aug. 31, 2008. Deputy Mike Cooper filed the complaint.
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I really don't get sarcasm. God is infinite and eternal and all that. The incarnation is about Him crossing that chasm to the finite. So your complaint can be summed up by saying Christianity is ridiculous because God enters the finite world as a finite being. The Christian answers by saying yeah, he did.
I have no problem with that. Except that Buddhists don't see any chasm, inasmuch as:
Even Nirvana and Samsara's world of life and death are aspects of the same thing, for there is no Nirvana except where is Samsara, and no Samsara except where is Nirvana. All duality is falsely imagined.
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I have a problem with what I perceive as worship of the finite being, which is idolitry, and which the majority of Christians - at least the born again fundies - appear to be all about. Rather than worship God through the Christ (Son, Word, etc. of which the son of Man, Jesus, was a particular manifestation or incarnation), in the Spirit. The Word was there in the beginning, and will be at the end, right? The second person of the Trinity? Why get so hung up on the symbol(s), and miss the forest for the trees…?
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"I am interested in long-term humane solutions to manage our horse populations. Our land is precious to the Navajo people as are all the horses on the Navajo Nation. Horses are sacred animals to us." – Ben Shelly, president of the Navajo Nation
Phenomenal news! Horse-welfare advocates just gained an important new ally in the fight to stop the brutal practice of horse slaughter. As reported earlier this week in The New York Times, Ben Shelly, president of the Navajo Nation, announced that the Nation opposes the practice of horse slaughter and has stopped all horse round-ups on the reservation.
This statement follows two important developments for horses on Navajo lands. In September, a coalition of Navajo elders and medicine people passed a resolution to oppose horse slaughter, and a Navajo Nation chapter opted to suspend round-ups in its territory for fear the horses would be sent to slaughter.
The ASPCA applauds President Shelly's announcement, which underscores the fact that the inherently cruel practice of horse slaughter is never an acceptable end for a horse.
This declaration comes at a critical time: Congress is considering budget bills that could prevent the opening of horse slaughter plants in the U.S., and a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which also seeks to hamper the opening of plants, is pending in federal court.
President Shelly's message on behalf of the Navajo Nation confirms the building momentum for the Safeguard American Food Exports (SAFE) Act, which would forbid the slaughter of horses in the U.S. and end the current export of American horses for slaughter abroad.
Please be a voice for horses TODAY: Urge your members of Congress to cosponsor the SAFE Act to end this horrific threat to American horses.
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thank you for opposing horse slaughter! We had this closed once and now we have to close it again.
Honestly, if you slaughter cows, pigs, deer, chickens, etc. why not horse? I haven't eaten meat in 20 yrs and never will again. I would prefer not to slaughter any of them. It makes no sense to me how many are outraged about horse slaughter while eating a steak.
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Thank God the Navajo Nation is speaking out. Their traditions have a lot of influence. I pray an end to this horrible practice of roundups and the slaughter of any American horse.
Thank you Ben Shelly and the Navajo Nation. God bless your good works and the people you represent.
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Thank God to the Navajo Nation ... the one nation not afraid to take a stand!
Thanks be to everyone who has taken on this horrific issue of the inhumane, and totally unnecessary slaughter of the defenseless, magnificent animals. There have been so many horror stories of people selling the family pets, thinking that they were going to a good home, and, in truth, were heading to slaughter. There are accounts of horses being strung up and bled out. Their struggle needs to be over. God bless the Navajo elders for their respect for these creatures. God bless President Shelly for taking on this battle. God bless these animals, "for in this world they have no voice, they have no choice."


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Among the vast array of resources available for genealogical research at the Library of Virginia, it may be easy to overlook one potential treasure trove of information – funeral home records. One such collection, the L. T. Christian Funeral Home Records, 1912-1986 (Acc. 34483) holds a wealth of information on generations of Richmonders, making it potentially useful to genealogists, scholars of local history and Richmond personalities, and perhaps even students of race relations.
Langdon Taylor Christian (1853–1935) began life as the son of a Charles City County farmer who emphasized field work and not education. Christian had acquired only an elementary education when he decided to leave his family at the age of 18 to seek work in Richmond. After laboring for a time in a tobacco factory, Christian entered employment with John A. Belvin in 1872 in the leading furniture and undertaking establishment in Richmond. Christian applied himself in this endeavor as a fine finisher, varnisher, and cabinet and casket maker. When Belvin died in 1880, Christian succeeded him, reorganizing the business under his own name.
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GARETH DUNCAN watched the Blues record their third win of the season as they beat the Western Force 32-9 in Auckland.
This season will be the Blues' worst Super Rugby campaign in the franchise's history. But they gave the Auckland faithful some rare joy as they scored four tries in an easy contest against the Force.
The Perth visitors trailed 13-9 at half-time, but failed to score any points in the second stanza as the Blues rallied to victory in their last home game of the season.
The hosts only crossed the chalk once during the opening 40 through flank Steven Luatua after an extensive period of frustration. Poor handling at key moments and ill-discipline cost them early on, and gave Force pivot Ben Seymour the platform to slot three penalties.
Luatua eventually crashed over near the half-hour mark, while wing Lachie Munro's conversion and two penalties secured a four-point advantage at the break.
Fullback Charles Pitau's try in the 54th minute opened the floodgates for the Blues in the second half. While it wasn't a convincing performance thereafter, they did enough to grab the bonus point with scores via inside centre Ma'a Nonu and No 8 Luke Braid. It was Nonu's 100th Super Rugby career try.
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"I am interested in long-term humane solutions to manage our horse populations. Our land is precious to the Navajo people as are all the horses on the Navajo Nation. Horses are sacred animals to us." – Ben Shelly, president of the Navajo Nation
Phenomenal news! Horse-welfare advocates just gained an important new ally in the fight to stop the brutal practice of horse slaughter. As reported earlier this week in The New York Times, Ben Shelly, president of the Navajo Nation, announced that the Nation opposes the practice of horse slaughter and has stopped all horse round-ups on the reservation.
This statement follows two important developments for horses on Navajo lands. In September, a coalition of Navajo elders and medicine people passed a resolution to oppose horse slaughter, and a Navajo Nation chapter opted to suspend round-ups in its territory for fear the horses would be sent to slaughter.
The ASPCA applauds President Shelly's announcement, which underscores the fact that the inherently cruel practice of horse slaughter is never an acceptable end for a horse.
This declaration comes at a critical time: Congress is considering budget bills that could prevent the opening of horse slaughter plants in the U.S., and a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which also seeks to hamper the opening of plants, is pending in federal court.
President Shelly's message on behalf of the Navajo Nation confirms the building momentum for the Safeguard American Food Exports (SAFE) Act, which would forbid the slaughter of horses in the U.S. and end the current export of American horses for slaughter abroad.
Please be a voice for horses TODAY: Urge your members of Congress to cosponsor the SAFE Act to end this horrific threat to American horses.
thank you president shelly and the whole navajo nation. what a great thing you have done. all horses are beautiful animals that need to be saved, thank you so much
Thank you so much,this is wonderful news to hear about these beautiful animals,I was heartbroken to read about destroying such a wonderful animal
quote: "BRAVO to the Navajo Nation and God Bless Them ALL!!!" unquote.
THANK YOU PRESIDENT SHELLY and TO ALL HUMANS (of every Nation and Denomination on Mother Earth) who TRY & DO their very best to Humanely Save; Humanely Respect; Humanely Support and Humanely Treat ALL SENTIENT BEINGS (such as horses, dogs, cats, etc).
ALL SENTIENT BEINGS (people included) are NOT on Mother Earth to be caged, slaughtered, abused or killed and those who think otherwise are BARBARIC; INHUMANE; SADISTIC; IMMORAL; & SUB-HUMAN.
Thank you for coming forward President Ben Shelley to help put an end to horse slaughter and a thank you to the Navajo nation!
We must stand together and fight these predators. We must teach children from day one about respecting the food they eat. The Nuns at my school taught me humility when they caught me throwing away meat. They explained that an animal died for me to have that meal. I never have forgotten the shock I experienced when I realized that.
Thank you President Shelly and the Navajo Nation for opposing horse slaughter. I hope that your decision will help get the SAFE Act passed and finally put an end to this inhumane practice. Again, Thank you.
Proud of the Navajo!! The Navajo Nation has proven it respects the rights of these great animals. God Bless the Navajo Nation!!
Yes, I too do not understand the "Back of the Line" comment. What did she do wrong? And hats off to the Navajo Nation for caring about their land and their animals on it.
thank youso much....this slaughter of innocent animals has got to stop.....they are Gods creatures and we need to respect that...


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Ways to turn a second home into a laid-back haven
Daniel Collopy / Brian Patrick Flynn
Brian Patrick Flynn designed this living room using a red, white and blue palette balanced by wood tones and muted browns to create a rich, layered look in this weekend home.
Daniel Collopy / Brian Patrick Flynn
Brian Patrick Flynn shows a living room with art bought at flea markets for this Southern California weekend home. The whimsical mix of paintings and prints provides a perfect spot to hide a flat-screen television.
Second homes, designed for relaxation, are often decorated with hand-me-down furniture and other cast-offs from the owner's main living space.
But, say interior designers, a bit of creativity can transform a small vacation home into the perfect haven: a place to combine family heirlooms, funky flea-market purchases and a few new pieces, with style and on a budget.
"Second homes are all about the three F's: family, friends and flea markets," said designer Brian Patrick Flynn, founder of Flynnside Out Productions.
Here are some ideas for getting this laid-back, layered style:
Mix and match
A mix of decorating styles is great; just don't overload the space, said HGTV host Sabrina Soto.
"Avoid overaccessorizing with knickknacks and space holders," she said.
Go ahead and combine two plaid chairs with a floral sofa said Kyle Schuneman, author of "The First Apartment Book: Cool Design for Small Spaces." He says to mix the scale of the patterns but keep the scale of the furniture the same.
"So if you have a small sofa, keep the side chairs in that same scale. Then with the fabric in the room, for instance, use a small pinstripe, a medium plaid and a large graphic pattern as your three mix-ins.
Color can also help one piece stand out: Paint an old wooden dresser a bold yellow, Schuneman said, then "keep the other pieces muted with just textures of metals and woods."
Flea market finds
Second homes are often in small towns with weekend flea markets and antiques shops. Flynn suggests mixing your own family hand-me-downs (your grandfather's old reading chair, say, or your dad's collection of "Hardy Boys" books, or a painting made by a relative) with flea-market purchases that connect with your personal history.
A vintage item picked up for $5 can sometimes become the star of a room.
"My living room walls are completely covered with flea-market art picked up for next to nothing. Best part? Everyone always asks me what gallery I source all of my amazing art from," Flynn said.
Maximize small rooms
Second homes are often small, so decorate with that in mind.
"A cluttered space will always appear smaller," Soto said, so keep a smaller room clean. She suggests hanging shelves to keep items off the floor, and using mirrors to make rooms appear larger and brighter.
"Incorporate pieces with dual purpose, such as storage ottomans, which can act as seating while concealing your clutter," she said. "Stacking chairs or nesting tables are great too."
Local flavor
Schuneman suggests filling your weekend home with family photos but buying the frames locally, maybe something made by an artist or craftsman.
"Also, bringing in local flora like driftwood or maybe a stump or natural elements that bring the outside in really makes it feel like a destination home," he said, "and for free."
If the home has a nice view of mountains or water, Flynn suggests using a monochromatic palette inside to draw the eye outside. But if there is no view, it's "ideal for going crazy with color," he said.
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Already have Cardinals in Football and Baseball. I guess adding it to Basketball would be OK. But, I would rather something more original.
On fox 8 last night Jennifer Hale did a 10 minute story/interview with Gayle Benson. They asked her about the bounties and then the Hornets. She said she already has given Tom her choice for the new color scheme....Black, Gold and Cardinal red because of their religious beliefs. It makes sense the New Orleans Cardinals...you would have the saints and the cardinals?? What do you all think? I kinda like it.
Bringing it back to the bottom of the map!
Already have Cardinals in Football and Baseball. I guess adding it to Basketball would be OK. But, I would rather something more original.
It wouldn't be terrible.
"Times are not good here. The city is crumbling into ashes. It has been buried under taxes and frauds and maladministraions so that it has become a study for archaeologists...but it is better to live here in sackcloth and ashes than to own the whole state of Ohio."
Lafcadio Hearn (Inventing New Orleans: Writings of Lafcadio Hearn)
As long as it has the black and gold, I would be fine.
Guess you can have a black and gold pelican with red eyes...
I wouldn't vomit in response, but I won't jump up and down either.
Heh. I remember entering a contest to design the new Charlotte team back when they moved out. My entry was the Cardinals (It's their state bird). It's gotta be one of the most generic names around, haha. Still, we might be one of the few to use it for its religious significance rather than its bird meaning........ Meh. Could work, not keen on it actually happening.
I think using Black and Gold colors would be a huge mistake. The Hornets would be considered the Saints Jr, versus their own brand. Someone made a great point about the Boston teams. The Celtics, Red Sox, Patriots and Bruins are all adored up there and all have different color schemes. Black and Gold for basketball would be a terrible idea in my opinion.
New Orleans Cardinals is by far my least favorite favorite name that's been brought up.
I'd rather be called The New Orleans Basketball Team, and I mean that in all seriousness.
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We would not be able to use the fleur du lis at all if we kept the same colors.
The Fleur will stick no matter what.
Not feeling Cardinals at all. Rather go with Angels without the arch than that.
Rather go with Pelicans than that. It's superior bird after all.
Black, gold, and red is pretty bad*** though.
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There is no denying that this is our team, and unique from any other.
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Hi. Blue is a common color so I really wouldn't suggest that NY adopts blue because the city loves it as their color. Besides everyone knows the #1 team for New Yorkers is the Yankees and they don't have that blue color. My point is that by changing the Hornets to black and gold everyone would consider them a Saints Jr franchise. The Hornets need to make a splash for themselves and not be tied to the Saints franchise for any reason. Besides even if you like the idea of Cardinals, what Cardinal has black and gold. Cardinals are red and white.
Also, i love the Hornets color schemes. I love your avatar too as it is distinctive but still simliar to the Saints. If they are going to change the color scheme, I think a Mardi Gras color scheme would be way better than a black and gold. Think about how unique that would be. I still prefer the light blue, but if the color scheme changes, the Mardi Gras purple and gold unis were pretty cool looking.
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However the new news is that steam is currently testing a Linux client in ubuntu and will be releasing several games for Linux, some are reporting increased framrates and better performance. With that in mind, I recommend setting your computer as a dual boot, windows for windows games and ubuntu for linux based games and to consume the new linux based games.