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The Springboks have named four uncapped players in their match 22 to face Australia in Sydney .
There are debuts for props Werner Kruger and Dean Greyling, as well as flank Ashley Johnson, who all start, while scrumhalf Charl McLeod could get his first cap off the bench.
Openside flank Heinrich Brüssow has failed to recover sufficiently from injury to be considered, but Johann Muller has, and starts in the second row. CJ van der Linde, who Springbok coach last week said was a serious injury concern, plays off the wood.
The versatile Danie Rossouw is deployed at blindside flank in a back row that features Johnson and Bulls fetcher Deon Stegmann. In the back division Ruan Pienaar and Morné Steyn run on as the halfback pair, with Wynand Olivier and Juan de Jongh in midfield.
The back three features players with pace to burn in the form of Gio Aplon, Bjorn Basson and Lwazi Mvovo.
Springbok coach Peter de Villiers said: 'The new caps had outstanding Super Rugby seasons and this is an exciting opportunity for them. They have been rewarded for their form and now it's up to them. We have got some new combinations, but there is a lot of potential in this side and the players are hungry for this chance.'
The inexperience of the pack is a concern, in particular the two rookie props. However, captain John Smit expressed his utmost confidence in them.
'They'll be nervous and I'm pretty sure Australia will want to have a crack at them as well up front,' he said. "I'm sure they'll understand that but the boys have stepped up every week in Super 15 so I can't see it being any different in a Test match.'
The players in the squad to miss out on selections are: Brüssow, Elton Jantjies, Ryan Kankowski, Odwa Ndungane, Coenie Oosthuizen and Adriaan Strauss.
South Africa: 15 Gio Aplon, 14 Bjorn Basson, 13 Juan de Jongh, 12 Wynand Olivier, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Morné Steyn, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Ashley Johnson, 7 Danie Rossouw, 6 Deon Stegmann, 5 Johann Muller, 4 Flip van der Merwe, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 John Smit (c), 1 Dean Greyling.
Subs: 16 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 17 CJ van der Linde, 18 Alistair Hargreaves, 19 Jean Deysel, 20 Charl McLeod, 21 Adi Jacobs, 22 Pat Lambie.


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Israel Continues Judaization of Jerusalem
Israeli Jerusalem municipality continues its extensive judaizing operations near Damascus Gate, one of the Old City's most renowned gates, as well as in Sultan Suleiman street, adjacent to the Old City's walls.
The first operations launched by the municipality and termed as 'infrastructure restoration and area development' included the setting up of a large fence around the targeted area between Damascus Gate and Herod's Gate (Bab el-Amoud and Bab al-Sahira in Arabic, respectively). The name of the historic Solomon's Cave was changed to 'Yahu's Cave' and Sultan Suleiman Street changed to Yahu Street, within the framework of judaizing the names of streets and monuments in occupied Jerusalem - removing their Arabic names and replacing them with Hebrew ones in order to negate the Palestinian heritage of the city.
Israeli crews also removed many olive trees in the context of changing features of the area and giving it a Talmudic character according to plans made public by the Israeli municipality. The plans include the establishment of Talmudic parks in areas adjacent to the historical Wall of Jerusalem, where there is currently accelerated work near Herod's Gate, while renaming the Umayyad palaces south of Al-Aqsa mosque as 'The Temple Cleansers', referring to the alleged temple that a large group of extremist Jewish organizations has sought to build in place of Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Jerusalem is a contentious issue between Israel and the Palestinians, who maintain that the city is the capital of the future Palestinian state. No country in the world recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital, and many United Nations member states formally adhere to the UN proposal that Jerusalem should have an international status.
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Israel will continue to do as is but the question is what the Muslim countries are doing to stop it and the answer is nothing and therein lies the entire problem.
This article is filled with biases and historical inaccuracies. Amazing that this can be passed off as news.
The Israelis are not changing the names, they are giving them the original names that they had before the Islamic conquest 1380 years ago. Take for example 'Nablus'. It's name is a corruption of the Roman word 'Neopolis', meaning "new city", which the Romans changed from 'Shechem'.
This linguistic corruption occurred because the Arabs couldn't pronounce a 'p' sound. Similarly, the name Palestine is of Roman origins, itself a corruption of a Hebrew word (Hebrew has a p sound). Arabs started to refer to themselves as Palestinian after 1967, and most of them still pronounce it 'Balastine' (when they try to speak English), or 'Filistin' (when they speak Arabic).
Some of the names given to things are incorrect . But the spirit of the renaming remains true. Regardless of what their names were 2000 years ago, they were undoubtedly Hebrew names.
I hope your editor has the testicular fortitude to print this.


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Results vs. @Coker (2008-01-21 19:30:00)
January 21, 2008
|Pfeiffer Rallies Past Coker
|Monday, 21 January 2008
|Hartsville, SC- With just 6:45 left in the game Coker was leading Pfeiffer by 10 points in men's collegiate basketball Monday night, but that lead did not last. The Falcons of Pfeiffer proceeded to go on a 15-0 run to take a 67-65 lead over Coker with just 3:22 remaining. The Cobras cut the lead to two with 0:21 left, but a Coker foul sent Quintel Maxwell to the free throw line, where he sank both shots and then a pair of foul shots by Logan Call with 0:10 left put the game out of the Cobras reach.
In the end the Falcons won, 76-72, improving their record to 10-4 overall, and 6-2 in Conference Carolinas play. Coker falls to 5-11 overall, and 3-6 in the conference.
The game was evenly matched throughout, while Coker held a slight lead in shooting percentage, 51.9 percent to 38.2 percent, Pfeiffer was unstoppable from the charity stripe, shooting 90.5 percent to Coker's 76.9 percent.
For Pfeiffer, Maxwell was a team leader with 20 points off the bench and three assists, while big man Call added 17 points and nine rebounds in the paint. Chris Woods was the only other Falcon in double figures with 11 points and six rebounds.
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JoelMyersScrotalSack wrote:Kobe is looking more like Carmelo Anthony than the Kobe we've seen in the past. He can't do anything but score at this point.
Same feeling I get. Kobe can still do more than score but it's like he chooses not to. He's cool with putting up 25 shots every night. Efficient or not, I don't think that kind of basketball is good for a team unless you're surrounded by scrubs.
Is it OK if he's surrounded by guys playing like scrubs?
How many touches should Howard get in a close game down the stretch..... His FT shooting precludes him from being a viable alternative..... And you couldn't possibly be advocating going through Pau at the end of games could you?
I don't like watching it either but there is no other alternative


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What a thrill ride it's been for Andi, Weiki, Sascha, Markus and Dani throughout North America and Canada! Fantastic, enthused crowds, ace burgers – the second last leg of the band's "Hellish Rock Part II"-world tour had come to a resounding close. But there's a hell of a lot more to come. Latin American and South American fans beware, as the band and its crew are packing up their gear and stretching their muscles yet again for the final chapter of an incredibly successful trip around the world, that will be accompanied by their very special guests GAMMA RAY. When the final curtain will be drawn in mid-December, "Hellish Rock Part II" will be remembered as an extraordinary triumph, having visited 30 countries for a total of 82 shows.
Asia, it was unbelievable. 8 shows in 12 days, 3 of which in Tokyo. Plenty of euphoric fans and sold-out venues, delighted journalists, and at the finish 30,000 Indonesian Pumpkinheads at the show @ Kukar Rocking Festival. And then, the whole thing was topped off by an invitation by sultan Haji Adji Salehuddin II of Kutai Kartanegara ing Martadipura of Borneo: After the official ceremony with dance, meal and swords as gifts for the whole band, you could consider it more than enough events for one metal summer. But far from it: In 2013, the expression 'break' simply doesn't exist in the Helloween universe.
Finally after so many years of successful touring in Brazil, our Live DVD in 2005 from the show in Sao Paulo and all the other great moments we had overseas, we are happy and excited to officially announce our appearance at the largest music festival in the world - ROCK IN RIO !
We´re going to have there a special show together with Kai Hansen on Sunday 09/22.
After so many legends played the ROCK IN RIO festival we´re proud to be part of this huge event !
Meet you there !!!
Andi, Michael, Sascha, Markus, Dani & Kai
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Sir Terry Wogan raises his voice for BBC Children in Need
Oct 13 2008
Sir Terry Wogan raises his voice for BBC Children in Need
~ Radio 2 legend and colleagues record voices for TomTom sat navs to raise funds for BBC children's charity ~
13 October 2008 – Some of the best-loved radio personalities in the UK are using their famous voices to raise money for the BBC Children in Need Appeal by recording instructions for TomTom satellite navigation devices.
BBC Radio 2 favourites, Sir Terry Wogan, Alan 'Deadly' Dedicoat ('voice of the balls' from the National Lottery show), Sally 'Traffic' Boazman and Welsh traffic reporter, Lynn Bowles, have all generously given their time to record the voices, which are available to download from the Charity Goods web site (www.charitygoods.com) for just £8.00. They can also be purchased on CD for £10.00 inc P&P.
Samples of the voices, and full instructions on how to install them on a TomTom device can be found on the Charity Goods site.
Other items available from the site include the TOGs (Terry's Old Geezers/Gals) Calendar and a range of 'Janet and John' story CDs from the Wake Up To Wogan show. £3 million has been raised so far for Children in Need by the Charity Goods web site and volunteers.
This year's BBC Children in Need takes place on Friday 14 November. Full information is available at http://www.bbc.co.uk/pudsey/. £37 million was raised in 2007, which will support thousands of disadvantaged children and young people across the UK.
TomTom portable sat nav devices guide drivers on their way with audible, turn-by-turn instructions and 3D maps. Other entertaining voices available for TomTom devices include celebrities such as Kim Cattrall, John Cleese, Mr T, Burt Reynolds and Dennis Hopper, as well as a New York cab driver and a Freudian psycho-analyst (available from the TomTom web site at < href="http://www.tomtom.com">www.tomtom.com)


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Okay, I got the phone hooked up (tethered) and set the network connection (don't know if I completed the task), but Mint 7 still won't go through the phone to Internet.:S Can someone tell me of a document I can D/L which will walk me through step by step?
Is there a "Linux for Dummies" book out there?


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Lynda Ellen Rosenfeld MD
Associate Professor of Medicine (Cardiology) and of Pediatrics
Departments & Organizations
Yale Medical Group
Heart & Vascular Center, Yale-New Haven Hospital
Office of Student ResearchInternal Medicine: Cardiovascular Medicine: Electrophysiology and Cardiac Arrhythmia Service, Cardiac Inpatient Services | Pediatrics: Adult Congenital Heart Program
Research Interests
Bradycardia and tachycardia device therapy; Remote monitoring of implanted devices; Atrial fibrillation; Intraoperative determinants of post operative atrial fibrillation; Therapy of patients with post operative AF; Arrhythmias in patients with post operative adult congenital heart disease more...
- M.D., Cornell University, 1976
Selected Publications
- Rosenfeld LE. Atrial Fibrillation: How to approach rate control. Current Cardiology Reports 7: 391-397, 2005.
- Koul AK, Keller S, Clancy JF, Lampert R, Batsford WP, Rosenfeld LE. Hyperkalemia induced T wave oversensing leading to loss of bi-ventricular pacing and inappropriate ICD shocks. PACE 27: 1-3, 2004.
- Olshansky B, Rosenfeld LE, Warner AL, Solomon AJ, O'Neill G, Sharma A, Platia E, Feld G, Akiyama T, Brodsky MA, Greene HL, and the AFFIRM Investigators. The Atrial Fibrillation Follow-up Investigation of Rhythm Management (AFFIRM) Study. Approaches to control rate in atrial fibrillation. J Am Coll Cardiol 43: 1201-1208, 2004.


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Hole Sponsors for Charlie Vettiner Open are $100
This sponsorship is worth being in a caddy book for 2 weekends and being posted on the website, facebook, and on your hole of choice at Charlie Vettiner.
Sponsors also have the opportunity for a discounted rate to sponsor not only the CVO but the US Masters on Labor Day Weekend as well.
Who is in so far:
Derby City Discs (CVO Title Sponsor)
Hole 1 - Dave Greenwell (CVO and Masters) paid
Hole 2 - My Old Kentucky Homebrew (CVO and Masters) paid
Hole 3 - Bluegrass Brewing Co. (CVO and Masters) + The BBC downtown is making a beer just for the Masters Weekend
Hole 4 - Allstars Disc Golf Club (CVO)
Hole 5 - Play it Again Sports (CVO) paid
Hole 6 - Merts Cakes by Virginia (CVO) paid
Hole 7 - Pops Pepper Patch (CVO)
Hole 8 - Outdoor Solutions
Hole 9 - Scott's Landscaping
Hole 10 - TNP
Hole 11 - Shaheens (CVO and Masters)
Hole 12 - Team Honey Badger (CVO)
Hole 13 - Chubby Ray's
Hole 14 - Larry's Pool Service
Hole 15 - Champion Window Mfg. & Supply
Hole 16 - 360 Salon and Spa
Hole 17 - Monkey Wrench
Hole 18 - River Town Spirits (CVO and Masters)
This is a great opportunity to reach out to the community and as well as over 500 golfers over the 3 tournament weekends + the many users of the club website and facebook page.
As a club we can do much together from working on the courses, to running and supporting events, to finding sponsor dollars - whats your calling?


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Built around 1787, the Bowen House is truly a Tennessee treasure. Captain William Bowen was awarded land grants for military services during the Revolutionary War. He and his wife, Mary, brought four young children to the frontier, and soon Captain Bowen and Mary had 10 children. Through his hard work and own ambitions, Bowen became prosperous in the new settlement and eventually owned over 4,000 acres. William Bowen died in 1804, and Mary died in 1827. The house was then occupied by their son, William Russell Bowen, until it was sold in 1835.more like this »
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The Lady Seminoles proved why they are one of the best teams in the north, as they swept West Union over the weekend to advance to the North Half finals this week.
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Saturday's game two mirrored the opening showdown, as West Union again took the early lead at 3-0 after the first, but Smithville worked their way back in, cutting the deficit to one after two innings, then exploding for a seven-run third inning en route to a 14-7 win.
West Union's offense produced more hits in the second game, as they had six to Smithville's 11, but five errors hurt the Lady Eagles in the loss.
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DALLAS -- Feeling his wife's hand in his is a simple joy 50-year-old Royce Reid knows he's lucky to enjoy again.
Reid's left arm was severed in August of 2011 in a workplace accident in Gilmer, Texas. In the hours it took to get Reid from a Longview hospital to Parkland in Dallas, he nearly bled to death. The longer a limb is deprived of blood, the less likely it is to be successfully reattached.
Seven hours had passed before Reid met Dr. Bardia Amirlak, a UT Southwestern plastic surgeon on-call as part of the hand transplant team. In order to restore oxygen to Reid's amputated arm, Dr. Amirlak transfused blood directly from the patient's left leg.
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I expected not much function, Dr. Amirlak admitted, But he's regained sensation. He can move all his fingers, he can do daily tasks.
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I kept hoping and praying, and I keep seeing results, Reid said. I can grasp my shirt and put on my shirt.
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CARSON, Calif. – It has been an extremely positive week for Gyasi Zardes, who trained fully with the LA Galaxy for the first time this week and even made a brief appearance for the Galaxy reserves on Monday.
But will the Homegrown forward make the gameday roster for Saturday's clash against Sporting Kansas City?
Zardes has been impressed with his fitness level during the week's training and did well during a brief 17 minute shift in a Reserve League match against Seattle Sounders FC on Monday, but whether he makes the roster on Saturday remains a question mark.
"I would definitely be surprised, but I'm working my way into it and that is what I'm looking forward to it," Zardes told LA Galaxy Insider. "[Head coach Bruce Arena] keeps everyone on their toes [in terms of roster selection], but it'd be very exciting and my dream come true because I haven't stepped on the field."
Gyasi Zardes practicing his scoring opportunities in #lagalaxy practice. Check it out. vine.co/v/bUhuYWYjdzA
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LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena, defender Omar Gonzalez and forwards Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan preview Saturday's clash against Sporting Kansas City.
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CARSON, Calif. – A red card suspension to Leonardo has created a vacancy in the center of the LA Galaxy defense for this weekend's match against Sporting Kansas City and who fills it may help LA snap their recent four-game winless run.
One of the primary options is A.J. DeLaGarza, who has started all nine of the Galaxy's matches in 2013 across all competitions. A staple in the LA back four at central defense, DeLaGarza has primarily played at right back this year making six of his nine appearances out wide.
With Leonardo suspended and the Galaxy developing a habit of conceding late goals— seven of the eight goals allowed this season have come in the last 12 minutes of games—a return to the pairing of DeLaGarza and Gonzalez may be necessary.
"It's something that we've done for years now. We've had Todd, myself, Sean and Omar back there for a number of years now so we're all comfortable and know each other pretty well," said DeLaGarza. "If that happens, we have to get back to what we're good at, which is shutting opponents down for 90 minutes plus."
If DeLaGarza is stationed at center back, it could help LA shut down an athletic Sporting attack led by Graham Zusi and Claudio Bieler. Known for his speed and positioning, DeLaGarza is aptly suited to stop Sporting's fleet-footed attackers
That may not be the only benefit for DeLaGarza, who admits to feeling more confident at central defense than he is out wide.
"I'm probably more confident in that I know the game better from that position," said DeLaGarza. "In terms of reading the game well and just giving the ball to people who are going to make the plays for us in Juninho and Marcelo [Sarvas] instead of me trying to be a playmaker from the center back spot."
CARSON, Calif. – Central to Sporting Kansas City's efforts this season has been the play of reigning MLS Goalkeeper of the Year Jimmy Nielsen.
The Danish 'keeper has followed up his strong award-winning 2012 season with yet another strong performance this year having only conceded three goals while making 11 saves and keeping a 0.43 goals against average. Currently Sporting have a five-game shutout streak and have kept their opponents scoreless for the last 512 minutes.
LA's own goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini admitted that Nielsen is quite the weapon for Kansas City, but he's more focused on stopping their high-octane attack.
"He's doing very well. Last year, he was the best goalkeeper in the league. It's a team that looks pretty solid and this year they have a very good striker in [Claudio] Bieler, who is a very good goleador. They're getting stronger and last year they were first in their conference so they're a team to beat."
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy will face a stiff test this week as they look to crack a strong Sporting Kansas City defense that has not conceded a goal in their last 512 minutes. However, LA will have a boost in the attack as Robbie Keane looks set to return to the lineup after missing last week's defeat to FC Dallas.
Keane was sidelined with a left ankle issue last week that he says occurred during LA's 1-0 defeat to C.F. Monterrey in the CONCACAF Champions League Semifinal second leg. On Thursday, Keane returned to the training field and declared his ankle at 90 percent, a major indicator that he could play as "50 percent is good enough to play" in the Galaxy captain's eyes.
"That was my first session since the Monterrey game. I've been doing a lot of fitness in the last three days so it was nice to be back on the field," said Keane.
The Irishman and the rest of the LA offense will have stiff test on their hand to crack the Kansas City defense that blanketed Thierry Henry and the New York Red Bulls on Wednesday, but Keane is confident that a goal will come.
"They haven't conceded in a five games, they're certainly a strong team," said Keane. "It's going to be a tough game, but listen, we're a good team and we're playing at home so we'll be hoping to get the three points."
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CARSON, Calif. – Sooner or later, Landon Donovan is going to find the back of the net, but just when he does remains a question mark for the 31-year-old attacker and the rest of the LA Galaxy. But he hopes that the breakthrough comes this weekend against Sporting Kansas City.
The Galaxy attacker started a pair of matches last week against C.F. Monterrey and FC Dallas and has appeared in all four of LA's fixtures since returning from his hiatus from the sport. Following training on Thursday, Donovan admitted that he was feeling confident heading into Saturday's match.
"I feel last week was really good for me personally, this has been a good week of training and my hope is that this is the week that it all finally comes together," said Donovan. "I'm a lot more comfortable and a lot more confident. My touch is back naturally so I'm not really focusing on it anymore so I can focus on other things on the field and that's when I'm at my best. So I'm hopeful this will be the week that it comes together."
Donovan also addressed the status of the U.S. Under-17 side who failed to qualify for the 2013 U-17 World Cup with a defeat to Honduras last week in Panama. The defeat marked the first time in 14 tournaments that the Americans failed to qualify. Donovan's commentary is not random as his career truly took flight in the 1999 U-17 World Cup in New Zealand when he was awarded the tournament's Golden Ball trophy as the tournament's MVP for the fourth-place American side.
"It's sad for those players and for [head coach] Richie Williams, because it's such an awesome experience and opportunity. I'm sad for those kids, that they don't get a chance to experience it. For me, it was some of the best memories of my life," said Donovan. "It's disappointing. At the same time, there's no question with Olympic qualifying, 20s and 17s, we need to take a pretty honest look at what's going on, and we all have to do a better job. That falls on all of us. It's not one coach or a few coaches or certain players, it's everybody who's involved in soccer in this country. We need to take a look at ourselves and do a better job. No question."
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CARSON, Calif. -- There's many staff that make The Home Depot Center tick each and every day and on Thursday, the LA Galaxy honored one special member, who is moving on.
LA presented a team-autographed jersey to security guard Thurman Edwards, who retired on Thursday after working at AEG venues for 10 years. A frequent sight at in front of Galaxy training sessions and at The HDC entrance, LA honored the man whose face has been a constant around the club for many years.
Here at the LA Galaxy Insider and LAGalaxy.com, I'd like to take the time to thank Mr. Edwards for all of his work at The HDC and wish him all the luck in the future.
CARSON, Calif. -- A red card suspension will prevent LA Galaxy center back Leonardo from suiting up in this Saturday's match against Sporting Kansas City, but the Brazilian defender remains in high spirits despite being forced to the sidelines.
Leonardo picked up a costly red card for a foul on FC Dallas forward Blas Perez in the 60th minute of LA's 1-0 defeat to FCD last Saturday. The suspension will cost Leonardo his unblemished streak of appearances in all nine games this season across all competitions and allow either A.J. DeLaGarza or Tommy Meyer to slide into central defense.
The Brazilian may have lost his starting role for one match, but he's simply targeting regaining that spot against Real Salt Lake on April 27.
"I'm taking this week very calm. I can't be worrying about things like that," Leonardo told reporters. "[Galaxy head coach] Bruce [Arena] is the one who has to worry about things like that. He has the options and he knows the players that he has and he'll make the call as to who plays and he who doesn't. I can't go into the week worrying about it, I just have to be respectful and work in training."
During the first nine games this season, LA has developed a nasty habit of conceding goals late as seven of the club's eight goals that they've conceded in 2013 have come in the last 12 minutes of matches. For Leonardo, solving this problem comes down to concentration.
"We need to keep our concentration for 90 minutes to make sure those things that doesn't happen. We also need to work at training and as games go on," said Leonardo. "Right now, we're only on our fifth game of the [regular] season and while it's never okay to lose points, it is okay to drop points early in the season, but as the season continues, we need to sharpen those things and not lose points."
CARSON, Calif. – Sean Franklin has been LA Galaxy's rock along the right flank (either at right back or at right midfield) for many years, but a recurring tightness in his right hamstring prevented him from appearing in last Saturday's defeat to FC Dallas.
This week represents a new opportunity, however, and Franklin seems poised to contend for a spot in LA's starting XI.
Franklin trained with the Galaxy on Wednesday and Thursday and was noticeably confident about his condition even admitted that he could go 90 minutes if asked.
"It was my first full training and I felt pretty good. A little bit tired towards the end, but it's all about recovering and doing the right things to be ready to go on Saturday," he said. "I've done as much as I can as far as seeing the trainers and taking care of my body and getting as much treatment as I can so they're moving me along in the right way. My body has been feeling better each day and I'm looking forward to playing this weekend."
Training was not the only exciting portion of Franklin's day as he also met up with Venezuelan Indy Car driver E.J. Viso, who visited Galaxy practice ahead of Sunday's Long Beach Grand Prix. Viso, whose Andretti Autosport ride dons the number five was presented with his own Galaxy uniform in the exchange.
Photos and video from the interaction are below.
At training, @lagalaxy number 5, @sfranklin5 presents a jersey to Indy driver @ejviso who is racing in Long beach GP twitter.com/LAGalaxyInside…
— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) April 18, 2013
Putting on the track suit.... @sfranklin05 gets a few calls from his #lagalaxy teammates. vine.co/v/bUhanvQwnFI
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There you have it... @ejviso in the @lagalaxy jersey and @sfranklin5 in the Indy Car firesuit. twitter.com/LAGalaxyInside…
— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) April 18, 2013


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Former Troup County sheriff's investigator Wesley Gaddy did not know the people at a residence where he was shot and killed, a Georgia Bureau of Investigation special agent said Thursday.Wayne Smith, GBI special agent in charge of investigating the shooting, said Gaddy did not know Asa Hall, 69, and Tara Hall, 42, when he came to their residence on Bill Taylor Road. He also said that during the fight, the two were struggling over the control of Asa Hall's .357 revolver."We know what happened, we just don't know why," Smith said. "The autopsy and blood work will reveal more. Speaking with the family, he may not have been in the right state of mind."Troup County Sheriff James Woodruff hosted a press conference Thursday afternoon regarding the Wednesday night shooting and death of the former deputy. He said at about 11 p.m., Troup County 911 received a call from the 300 block of Bill Taylor Road in Pine Mountain regarding a complaint of a suspicious person."The lady on the phone, the man's wife, told us there was a suspicious person at the door," Woodruff said. "Her husband was talking to him and he was identifying himself as a former deputy sheriff at the sheriff's office."Woodruff said that the man at the door was identified as Gaddy, 42, of Pine Mountain."At some point, he turned as if to leave and then turned back around and forced his way into the residence. A struggle ensued between him and the homeowner," Woodruff said.At some point during the fight, Tara Hall grabbed a gun, possibly a .380 caliber pistol. Woodruff said she fired three shots at Gaddy, which struck him once in the head and twice in the abdomen, killing him.Gaddy was a former drug investigator who resigned in July 2013. He was with the sheriff's office for 16 years.Woodruff said he called the GBI in to investigate the shooting, since Gaddy was a former deputy. He said Thursday that the sheriff's office had no further information on the incident.No charges were pending in the case.


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Los Angeles, born and bred.
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New York, pretty damn new.
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Justin Townes Earle, Fleet Foxes, Princeton, Kid Cudi, The Band, Sufjan Stevens, The Tallest Man on Earth, The Rosebuds, The Felice Brothers, Elvis Costello, Sonic Youth, Iggy and the Stooges, and more.
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I have Peter Pan syndrome so I took a job at the least corporate company that was offered to me ... At least that as close to being Peter Pan as I will ever get.
17 comments:
- Pippa Artus said...
Love his idea of peter pan syndrome :) Gorgeous second picture! xxx
- January 12, 2010 at 6:29 AM
- Wrecked Stellar said...
Yayy for Shaun! Great photos- love all of his looks here!
- January 12, 2010 at 7:00 AM
- fanny said...
Great pictures! Good work Billykins!!
- January 12, 2010 at 7:25 AM
- Jeffrey said...
Great new post!!!
Shaun chose the PERFECT glasses for his coloring. His face belongs in a catalog, but his style is too amazing and rugged! He's the perfect combo of cute and handsome/rugged!!
NEVER thought I would see a backpack I like! I'd like to hear more about it!!!
- January 12, 2010 at 9:43 AM
- dani said...
yay a new post! love this dude's look...
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- January 12, 2010 at 1:06 PM
- stylewithbenefits said...
Great photos of Shaun. I love the one in the tree. Nice work!
- January 12, 2010 at 9:22 PM
- John said...
Shaun has an amazing look and style. I agree that his choice of glasses is perfect for his face shape and his coloring (which is stunning, love redheads)
- January 13, 2010 at 1:47 PM
- Joanne said...
I wonder if Shaun would consider marrying me? Gorgeous images.
- January 14, 2010 at 8:03 PM
Shaun clearly has nice taste, however I must say that I'm not digging the way the dude wears his jeans. Reconsider the tucked bulky cuff, Shaun.
- January 16, 2010 at 9:30 PM
- ryan said...
Vinegar Hill...great location choices. Overlooked part of BK
- January 17, 2010 at 4:19 PM
- Nathan said...
Anyone know what kind of frames Shaun is wearing?
- January 17, 2010 at 7:24 PM
- Sabletooth Tiger said...
Now there's a West Coast transplant I could show the ropes to.
- January 18, 2010 at 12:37 AM
- Letsconnect said...
What an unassuming dreamboat...
- January 18, 2010 at 12:39 AM
- sefi said...
he has an amazing style and it looks so cool with his red hair.
i love your photos so much and i wish you could photograph me.
- January 19, 2010 at 4:06 PM
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Awesome. This guy is amazing it seems.
- January 28, 2010 at 2:30 PM
- Stacey said...
Brilliant photographs (and subjects). Typically, how long does your process take from start to finish? Shooting, editing, interviews, etc. Enjoy reading every post!
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hi you look good
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How precious. I hope that someone will give him a good home and a good life. If I had the means I would.
I would love this sweetheart, but this hits too close to home. I lost my rescued girl this past January, also with diabetes. I was doing insulin shots twice daily, but she developed an infection that, even with intravenous antibiotics, she just couldn't overcome. The worse the infection was, the more out of control the diabetes became. It was heartbreaking and excruciatingly painful to go through.
In February, I adopted a chihuahua mix from another rescue group. She is Heaven sent and brings us immeasurable joy. She loves playing with other dogs and I am open to another adoption and Dream would have been a perfect fit. God Bless Him.
I am from North Carolina and I would love to adopt Dream like right now, he is so cute and I know he is a sweetie but I do have a dog(shizuh) named Benji and a cat(tabby) named Wednesday. But if I could get him i would and wldnt mind taking of him with his diabetes, that would be no problem at all. If I can get him please email me back at [email protected]
Would love to have him. Just lost my baby of 15 years. I am in Alabama so makes it hard to get him.
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Strengths: Nice strong light -- both broad and narrow. Good for night riding in and out of traffic. The beam is so strong that I sometimes get flashed by motorists in the opposite direction..
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- Compost - all my vegetable scraps are placed in my compost bin (note you may want to check out my indoor newspaper compost bin post).
- I recycle all hard plastics, tins and glass bottles.
- I try to buy in bulk and not to buy goods with lots of packaging.
- I serve smaller portions at meal times so that there is no meal waste that contain lots of meat (and therefore can't go in the compost bin). My children and I can always come back for seconds and thirds if we are still hungry
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What to use as bin liners - Plastic Bag Ban
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- Sarah R said...
The idea of bin liners is a pretty recent one. My grandmother never used them, thinking them a complete waste of money. Instead she put folded newspaper in the bottom of the bin, wrapped things like meat in more newspaper as you describe, and scrubbed the bin out when she emptied it. I guess there's an issue around using water to clean the bin, but I find that I do that anyway, and it doesn't take much. I support the ban too, and even if people buy more bin liners, I still doubt it's going to account for anything like the number of plastic bags that have been used once and thrown away.
- September 03, 2011
- dixiebelle said...
We haven't used bin liners (bought or plastic shopping bags) for years. The rubbish/ landfill bin & the recycling bin have no lining at all, and get a wipe out or wash using minimal water once in a while. The kitchen scraps/ compost bin has a couple of sheets of newspaper as a liner, which breaks down once it goes into the tumble composter.
For shopping, we use handmade shopping bags, and we were given some Envirosax bags, which have been so good. They roll up small, but fit alot in them. Onya bags are another good idea, to always remember to keep them with you.
I wonder if Canberra Woolworths Home Delivery will finally get their act together now and use 'green' reusable bags (ie. they could pick up the bags from the last delivery when they are doing the current delivery) as I asked them & asked them to do (and stopped getting home deliveries because of ALL the plastic bags they used... one item per bag, what the????)
- September 03, 2011
- Juggler said...
I love this idea of no plastic bags. I have been reducing our household waste since the beginning of 2011. I still have a ways to go, currently we throw maybe 3-4 small grocery bags per week, which isn;t bad condisering we are a family of 4, however I know there is still so much more I can do, like setting up a compost which is the next thing on my list.
- September 03, 2011
- Kristy Newton said...
If you do a search for "origami bin liners" you'll find a lot of cool links for making origami open topped boxes which you can make out of broadsheet newspapers. We use these for our bin liners and it's easy once you get the swing of folding the design.
I agree, hopefully if people need to pay extra for plastic it will make them reconsider it's use!
- September 03, 2011
- Ilene said...
I remember the days when there were no plastic bags. We got along fine without plastic and we can easily do so again.
Even plastic leaks and there is still the mess to clean when it has been removed. At least when newspaper is used, it degrades quickly and becomes one with the earth again. Plastic bags full of rotted garbage is pretty disgusting.
- September 04, 2011
- Anonymous said...
I know a family who live near me in the UK who offer good advice on their blog myzerowaste. They managed to keep it down to one bin full of rubbish to be taken away to landfill in a whole year. Best wishes, Jules UK
- September 04, 2011
- sawn48 said...
I am on board when it comes to getting rid of all plastics.At the moment, I am recycling,but using no plastic at all, would be a much better idea for us all.
- September 04, 2011
- amanda brooke said...
Great post! We wash our recycyling bin out and use bin liners for general waste. I'll be using paper to wrap now, thanks for the idea...logical and simple!
- September 04, 2011
- DramaMama said...
I was so interested to read this!! One issue we have here in the US, or at least in my town, is that if you put a trash can w/no liner on the curb for pickup, they will throw the whole can in the truck! They require us to use bags. =( I don't want to, but on the other hand, I don't want to keep buying new trash bins. I wish things would be different...until then I do what I can to use the least # of bags!
- September 04, 2011
- Frugal Down Under said...
Fantastic and Timely Post. Here in the NT the ban commenced last week September 1.
Since I have changed my lifestyle we have gone from 1 bag a day lining our bin to roughly 2 a week. I don't want to buy more plastic and was trying to think of solutions. I reduce my consumption, I compost, I reuse as much as I can (but this create clutter), I wash and recycle but I still have items for the bin.
I think I will try to use newspapers too and look into what I can do with meat bones.
- September 04, 2011
- Kristy said...
We just don't use anything in the bin. Whenever it needs a clean, in winter it goes outside and fills with water and gets a scrub and upside down to dry.
In summer we use reclaimed (sometimes second or third-hand water) to rinse it out.
Now and then the worm farm one or the compost one gets lined with reclaimed paper. The chook one gets rinsed out as above.
We have compost bin, worm farm and chooks. The Council does single bin recycle.
Our bin is in a cupboard under the sink so it's not visible anyway - in terms of 'looks'.
- September 04, 2011
- Anonymous said...
How I wish we would ban plastics in the States. Some cities have a ban but not a widespread ban. As you have done, we used the bags as liners until it dawned on me that I had grown up with only newspapers to line the indoor trash and garbage cans were just that--garbage cans. We compost, recycle, and give our big can and small ones a wash when they need it. Isn't it interesting how we so easily have bought into thinking that we can't live without plastic bags for trash!
- September 05, 2011
- Gordon said...
Regarding meat scraps in the waste bin: if you live in a climate where there are Black Soldier Flies (BSF) and install a BSF composting bin then meat scraps will be composted by the BSF larvae before they can start to smell.
- September 05, 2011
- Tania @ Out Back said...
I live in South Australia where the plastic bags are banned already...trouble is if you forget to take your bags from home to the supermarket, you can buy a plastic one for 15cents and make the stores richer! We dont however, we just unload, then refill the trolley then place the items in the car. Most times we have just left our bags in the car so once we get there we put the groceries in our bags.
Our council unfortunately requires our rubbish to be in plastic garbage bags, so the newspaper idea wont work here. They do make good bin liners though as I have tried them before.
- September 05, 2011
- Maya said...
It's really easy to avoid or cut down on liners. A year ago I realized that most of the garbage cans in the house had no need for a liner at all. The only can where a liner was used was in the kitchen. If you separate your kitchen garbage into two containers one of them can be liner-free for things that are not messy or smelly and the other can be used for smelly garbage like meat wrappers and trimmings or sticky stuff. Our smelly garbage container is actually a beautiful vase, and the liners aren't grocery bags but smaller bags that proliferate around us like the bag from sliced bread, or retired bulk grain bags, or other small bags that are not otherwise reusable.
- September 06, 2011
- Eilleen said...
Thank you all so much for sharing your experiences and thoughts on this!
@Tania @ Outback - how weird that they ban plastic bags but actually REQUIRE you to use plastic rubbish bags! Wonder if your local council has received complaints about that?
@Kristy Newton - thank you so much for that! I looked at the vids and I thought that was fantastic!
@Gordon - thank you too for your comment on the BSF! I've never heard of those flies.
- September 06, 2011
- JenMeister said...
If anyone's interested in making cloth shopping bags, there's a free pattern at www.morsbags.com (all straight lines)! I've made quite a few over the years & will have a stall at Canberra's Living Green Festival (Albert Hall, 16th October, 10am-4pm) http://www.livinggreenfestival.org.au/ and I'll have bags to give out for free, and a couple of sewing machines set up if anyone wants to have a go. :) Hope to see you there! xxx Jen
- September 07, 2011
- Sasha said...
Eileen - we have a "bone bag" that lives in our freezer - it is a bag from a loaf of bread or other grocery item which keeps all non-compostable meat scraps till it is time for garbage day (we only have garbage pick up once a month, so especially in hot months the freezer component is important. This means very little of our trash can waste is putrescible and we don't need a liner!
- September 14, 2011