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I was going to build a sealed box, but now I'm not sure. Would you suggest building a seal or ported box for it? Is one better than the other for a boat environment?
That particular Kicker woofer is heavy mass and intended to go very low in a very small sealed box. It is going to like sealed. It's not a particularly articulate woofer with great pitch (tonal accuracy) but it has the ability to free up some cavities.
This is just a general 'air suspension' (sealed) to 'bass-reflex' (ported) comparison.
Sealed rolls off earlier but more gradual and ultimately extends deeper. Transient response and attack is good. It is very difficult to mess up sealed.
Ported, in the most conservative sound quality alignment, produces an extra 3 dB of output (equivalent to double the amplifier power) in the meaty part of the bass over sealed. Ported provides an extra one/third octave of deep bass extension before reaching its half power point. Ported rolls off lower but at twice the rate. Ported has extremely low distortion around the tuning frequency. Ported can require a 40 to 60 percent increase in total external enclosure displacement. Ported can be a bit trickier to get right.
Again, MLA has great experience with Kicker subs. Take his recommendation and run with it.
I agree with David. The L7 will perform great in a sealed enclosure. Although a ported can be done successfully, a sealed offers a greater margin of error. This goes along way in a boat where you have a fixed space in which to construct an adequate enclosure. Like David mentioned, baby got back! The L7 has a big heavy motor and its displacement, as well as the port volume, all have to be excluded from the enclosures net volume. Those factors can make for a large enclosure in limited space. I would go sealed, this combo will perform nicely.
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Re: Looking for amp to power 10" L7 2 ohm DVC
Is there much difference between the original 500/1 and the 500/1v2 ?2002 Mobius LSV


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As much as we hear about troublemakers in schools, let's keep in mind that most kids are fine. Make that great.
Meet Cameron Owens, a Santiago Middle School student. Cameron dreamed of becoming an Eagle Scout and decided not to let something as minor as age get in his way. He made Eagle at 13 – four years younger than the average inductee.
Cameron started making his dream come true last summer, right after seventh grade. After months of work, he had raised $18,000 to fund wheelchairs in developing countries.
In reaching the highest Scout rank, Cameron follows such Eagles as President Gerald Ford, film director Stephen Spielberg, astronaut Neil Armstrong.
More important, Cameron understands it's not about the badge. As he puts it: "I affected 300 lives."
Yes, his project paid for a lot of wheelchairs. And Cameron is the first to point out that he didn't do it alone.
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My allegedly adult twins are opposites in many ways, and I sometimes wonder if parenting makes any difference. Do children just pop out a certain way?
Hanging with Cameron indicates parenting matters. His mom is Ann Pulice of SoCal PBS; his father, Warren, is a commercial real-estate developer. But their jobs don't matter. What matters is how they spend time with Cameron.
When I call to clarify directions, Pulice is busy ferrying a carload of kids. Her husband is a scoutmaster and Eagle counselor. But don't confuse mentoring with making things happen.
Cameron's Eagle Scout project was all his effort – and that of his entire troop.
Eagle projects tend to work like this: The Eagle Scout candidate completes 21 merit badges for accomplishments ranging from citizenship to communications. Sure, there are some outdoorsy badges such as camping. But the focus is on developing leadership.
The boy decides on a goal, maps out an action plan, and leads a team to execute that plan.
Cameron sifted through a list of projects. In the end, he settled on the Irvine-based Free Wheelchair Mission, a nonprofit that sends wheelchairs to developing countries.
I meet Cameron at his home in Santa Ana. After shaking hands – Cameron has a good grip for a 110-pound teen – we settle in the family room. The Eagle Scout explains that he chose Free Wheelchair Mission because he wanted to help as many people possible.


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Remember the old days when live chicks, ducks and rabbits were the big purchases for Easter? Editor Don Whitten remembers seeing hundreds of them in stores and getting many of them at his family's farm, and wonders if people realize that they need to make a commitment when buying pets. (April 18, 2011, Page 4A)


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2011-12: NCAA Regional Qualifier, Second-Team All-MAC (Indoors and Outdoors) ... Indoors, won the shot put at the Mastodon Opener (47-8), the Bowling Green Opener (49-6) and the Ball State Quad (47-10) ... finished second at the MAC Indoor Championships with a career best put of 51-7. Outdoors, won the Miami Invitational shotput with a throw of 50-3 ... notched a career best hammer throw of 154-7.5 ... qualified to the NCAA Division-I East Preliminary Round in the discus and shot ... threw the disc 140-5.5 at the NCAA regional (36th place) and shot put 49-1 (21st place).
2010-11: Second-Team All-MAC (indoors and outdoors) ... NCAA East Preliminary Round Qualifier ... MAC Female Field Athlete of the Week (4/12/11) ... Indoors, was the runner-up in the shot put at the MAC Indoor Championships with a school-record heave of 15.26m/50-0.75 ... won the shot put at the Ball State Quadrangular with a toss of 14.24m/46-8.75 and was the runner-up at the Hoosier Hills Invitational (14.61m/47-11.25). Outdoors, qualified for the NCAA East Prelims in both the shot put and discus ... finished 34th in the shot put at the East Prelims with a throw of 14.62m/47-11.75 but did not record a clean throw in the discus ... was the runner-up in the shot put at the MAC Outdoor Championships as well with a toss of 15.16m/49-9 ... took seventh in the discus at the MAC meet with a personal-best throw of 48.72m/159-10, which ranks her second in school history ... set the outdoor school record in the shot put as well at the Miami Invitational with a throw of 15.20m/49-10.5, giving her first place and earning MAC Field Athlete of the Week ... also won the shot put at the All-Ohio Outdoor Championships (15.05m/49-4.5) and the Vanderbilt Black & Gold Invitational (14.56m/47-9.25) ... was also the runner-up in the discus at the Vandy meet (42.55m/139-7) ... finished in the top five in the shot put in seven of nine meets and in the top five in the discus in five of nine meets.
2009-10: Indoors, broke the school record in the shot put with a heave of 49-1.75 at the Ball State Quadrangular (2/19/10), as she placed first ... placed sixth at the MAC Championships (2/27/10) in the shot put with a toss of 47-11 ... also competed in the weight throw at the MAC Championships and placed ninth with a distance of 55-0.25 ... took third place in the shot put at the All-Ohio Championships (2/13/10) with a distance of 48-0.75 ... posted a career-best weight throw of 55-7 to take second at the Ball State Quad (2/19/10), with the distance ranking her third in school history. Outdoors, NCAA East Preliminary Qualifier ... placed 36th in the shot put at the NCAA East Prelims with a throw of 46-11.75 ... at the MAC Championships (5/15/10) placed seventh in the shot put with a career-best toss of 48-0.75 (fifth-best throw in school history, ranking her second in school history) and finished 20th in the discus with a distance of 124-6 ... had a career-best discuss toss of 145-5 at the RedHawk Invitational (4/24/10) to place first ... recorded a season-best hammer throw of 152-7 at the Early Bird Relays (3/20/10), placing seventh ... won the shot put and discus at the Vanderbilt Black and Gold (3/27/10) ... took 10th in the shot put at the prestigious Penn Relays (4/22/10).
2008-09: In outdoor competition, led the RedHawks with a team-best shot put toss of 13.75m (45-1½) at the All-Ohio Championships (04/18/09), which ranks her seventh all-time at Miami in the event... claimed three of the top-ten Miami performances during the 2009 season... recorded a personal-best discus throw at the Jesse Owens Classic (05/02/09) of 39.98m (131-2)... toss was the third-best RedHawk effort of the season... finished 14th in the shot put at the MAC Championships... did not compete during the indoor season.
High School: A four-year letterwinner in track at the Columbus School for Girls... was the state champion in the shot put in 2007 and 2008 and the runner-up in 2006... took fourth in the discus at the state meet in 2006 and 2007 and third in 2008... named all-district and all-region four times... a three-year selection to the all-conference and all-state teams... ranked as the 15th-best senior in the nation in the shot put and 34th in the discus with bests of 46-4 and 143-2, respectively... named Academic All-Ohio in 2006, 2007, and 2008.
Personal: Daughter of Bonnie and Hugh Roberts... sister, Elisha, graduated from Miami... received the National High School Athlete Award... majoring in finance with a minor in political science.


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Dior Homme (Intense).
Which fragrance would fit perfect in those suits?
Dior Homme (Intense).
by the time you can afford good speakers, you can't hear the difference
Armani Eau Pour Homme
Helmut Lang
Eau Sauvage
Bois Du Portugal
From my collection, I'd wear .....
Vintage Michael for Men by Michael Kors
L'Instant de Guerlain Pour Homme EDT / Extreme by Guerlain
Chanel Pour Monsieur Concentree by Chanel
Oud Wood by Tom Ford.
Aventus,Invasion Barbare, Tobacco Vanille, Musc Ravageur, Opus VI/Jub XXV and possibly (not yet tried) Puredistance M
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GIT would be good, too.
JHL by Aramis
Guerlain Habit Rouge EDP.
Guerlain Habit Rouge EDP
Guerlain Heritage EDP
Givenchy Gentlemen
I'm not OLD...I'm VINTAGE!
Dior Homme (Original Formulation)
Van Cleef & Arples pour Homme
Bvlgari pour Homme Soir
I don't have a signature fragrance. My signature changes a little bit every day, why shouldn't my fragrance?
Agree with Dior Homme original
D&G Pour Homme
+1 on LIDGE and Oud Wood
Infusion d'Homme.
Definitely NOT Aventus. Sorry.
Creed Baie de Genievre.
Amouage Epic and Jubilation XXV could fit well.
Maybe I should explain a little. There are days when Aventus turns to rancid overripe pineapple on my skin. Not my idea of 'elegant'. I'd rather pair those sharp suits with something like MDCI Invasion Barbare, or PdN New York. Or perhaps Arquiste Boutonierre No.7.
Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir
Bois du Portugal
and many others...
Dolce and Gabbana Pour Homme
YSL L'Homme/La Nuit De L'Homme
Chanel Egoiste
Calvin by Calvin Klein might work too
Chanel - Antaeus..hands down
Dior Homme Intense, Guerlain Habit Rouge EDP, CDior Oud.
Creed BdP, Oud Wood, GIT
Dior homme, Kenzo Power
Habit Rouge EdT anytime. I often like to wear chypres with a suit during the day - PdN New York, Derby, or Chanel PM (but carry decant to reapply). Fougeres like Gucci Nobile and Sartorial are good too. In the evenings I'll usually go for an oriental or gourmand - Egoiste, Heritage, Jubilation XXV, Dior Homme, L'Instant PH Extreme.
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Tiffany for Men was made for such an occasion.
I'll also second the nominations for:
PdN New York
and Invasion Barbare
PASHA by Cartier
Among others:
Mouchoir de Monsieur
Rive Gauche pour Homme
Amouage Jubilation. It smells rich.


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The Florida Suncoast Safe Kids Coalition, sponsored by All Children's Hospital, celebrated 18 years of preventing childhood accidental injuries at their Annual Meeting and Recognition Luncheon on Wednesday, June 24th. Emcees for the luncheon were Holley Sinn and Jerome Ritchey of WTSP Channel 10's Studio 10.
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All Children's Hospital on behalf of Safe Kids presented a check for $1,200 to the Children's Burn Foundation of Florida. This donation will help to send one child injured in a fire to the burn camp located in Umatilla, Florida for one week this summer.
It has been an exciting 18 years for our Safe Kids Coalition. The journey began in 1991 with the "incorporation" of the Coalition into Safe Kids Worldwide, the "parent" organization whose headquarters are in Washington, DC. Keeping children safe today and in the future is the Safe Kids priority.
The Coalition, covers five counties (Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota, Polk and Pasco), and has more than 350 dedicated members who represent and serve these counties. The Coalition brings together first responders, health and safety experts, educators, local governments, civic groups, businesses and volunteers who strive to educate and protect children from accidental injuries.
Jean Shoemaker and Amy Heinzen of All Children's Hospital, lead the Councils, coordinating outreach efforts in five counties. The injury prevention program is a team effort because of the many ACH employees who participate at our main campus and at the Specialty Care Centers.
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RADFORD, V.A. - Pfeiffer University competed in meet #2 for the 2011-2012 swim season on Saturday at Radford with VMI also in attendance. On the men's side, Pfeiffer fell 125-93 to VMI while the Lady Falcons grabbed a split decision winning 112-79 over VMI and falling to host Radford 136-69.
The meet started with a second place finish by the women's 400 yard individual medley relay team consisting of Yukina Onoda, Jillian Kniffen, Vicky Miller and Kim Benton. The four concluded six seconds behind host Radford. In the same event, the men's quartet of Elijah Bohon, Matt Burns, Andrew Corley and George Moreno topped the field by five seconds.
On the individual side, Morgan Dionne started that portion of the day with a second place finish in the lengthy 1,000 yard freestyle. Maness would do the same in the 400 IM before Cory Pooley concluded third in the men's event.
Corley would later grab an individual win in the 100 fly on the men's side before Benton again continued her day with a runner-up spot in the 100 free. Moreno followed with a 100 free victory himself before Bohon and Robert Skinner went back-to-back in the 100 back.
Miller came within three seconds of victory in the 500 free later in the day before Kniffen took the top spot in the 100 breaststroke. In the men's 100 breaststroke, Burns scored the victory by .05 seconds over David Hayes of VMI for the closest finish of the day.
In the final 400 yard free relay, Pfeiffer took wins in both events as Benton, Onoda, Miller and Kniffen took first over teammates Randi Bryden, Shelby Carrion, Dionne and Maness. By a half-second, the men's squad of Bohon, Mark Franz, Corley and Moreno finished the day on a high over VMI.
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Rugby fans must come to football's party.
When the 1995 Rugby World Cup was held in South Africa, the sport and the Springboks deservedly took centre stage. South Africans, black and white, threw their support behind the team, which is why Francois Pienaar thanked all 42 million of his countrymen, and not just the 62 000 at Ellis Park, before lifting the Webb Ellis Cup.
This year's Fifa World Cup gives us the chance to revive that spirit of unity and goodwill, which is why SA Rugby magazine has a football-themed cover this month. The Springboks, including Pierre Spies, have pledged their support to Bafana Bafana, and we urge all rugby fans to do the same.
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Our national football team had a disappointing build-up to the tournament, but so did Pienaar's Boks before their World Cup campaign. They weren't expected to progress past the quarter-final stage but a win against the Wallabies in the opening match at Newlands gave them a massive confidence boost and put them on the 'high road' to the final.
If Bafana beat Mexico in the opening match of the World Cup at Soccer City they could go on to reach the second round, and their encouraging performances against Spain and Brazil (ranked No 1 and 2 in the world respectively) at last year's Confederations Cup showed they can perform on a big stage.
However, while the majority of South Africans will be suffering from football fever in June, the Springboks will still demand attention. Their Tests in June, against Wales in Cardiff, France in Cape Town, and Italy in Witbank and East London, raise several interesting questions.
Peter de Villiers is expected to select some overseas-based players for the game against Wales as it takes place a week after the Super 14 final. But will that new-look team have enough time to train together and if the overseas-based players excel, will they then be considered for future Tests?
How will the first-choice Springbok side, presumably made up entirely of home-based players, perform in their first match together this season, against Six Nations champions France? In Jake White's third year in charge of the Boks, Les Bleus' 36-26 win at Newlands signalled the beginning of a nightmare 2006 season that almost cost White his job. De Villiers could find himself under similar pressure in his third year if the Boks suffer another defeat to the French.
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Four consecutive wins would erase the bad memories of last year's European tour and ensure John Smit's side enter the Tri-Nations as favourites to defend their title. Let's hope the Boks, and Bafana, will rise to the challenge in June.
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|The Mad Science show visits ACH
The Mad Science show teaches science and builds excitement about scientific careers in schools and other venues. "Jurassic Jeff" dropped by All Children's Hospital on October 22, 2010 to present the show "The Magic of Science" for our patients. Jeff performed amazing tricks -- such as the re-appearing spider, the disappearing handkerchief, and magic water -- and then explaining how magicians use science to do it!


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So which two courses would you like to play at this year's GVO?
Otter Creek/Muldraugh
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So which two courses would you like to play at this year's GVO?
Last edited by jeremy; 09-19-2011 at 02:18 PM.
"...a glass can only spill what it contains..."
Otter Creek & Otter Creek
I would like to play one of the variations with muldraugh because it will add a little more difficulty and will probably help spread out the scores a little more. If it was just OC and radcliff then there would probably be a lot of ties in the higher divisions. Thats just my opinion and I will probably be there no matter what variation of courses it is.
OCP and Radcliff. Muldraugh just doesn't fit here. OCP and RCP just kinda flow together. Muldraugh doesn't. Just MHO.
My putter still doinks harder than yours!
FYI...whatever receives the highest number of votes here will likely be what we play so vote seriously. I would love to hear everyones reasoning for their votes too.
"...a glass can only spill what it contains..."
I am serious about 2 rounds at OC.
I like it when I get to play the same course twice in a tournament. Gives a player chances at redemption on holes they messed up on.
We used to have the "Fall Open" which was two rounds at Otter. Maybe we could bring that back?
"...a glass can only spill what it contains..."
I'm with Job, 2 rounds at OCP sounds awesome.
I see Daniel's reasoning through the flow of acronyms but I chose OCP and Muldraugh because It Appears Muldraugh Challenges Our Own Locals also.
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Conflict Resolvers
A dependency version conflict occurs when building a Maven project whose dependency graph pulls in two different versions of the same dependency. Maven must decide which version of the conflicting dependency to use before proceeding with the build. The behaviour thus far has always been to select the version in the dependency graph that is 'nearest' to the project being built, where the distance is defined to be the number of transitive steps between two nodes in the graph. This aim of this proposal is to allow alternative conflict resolution techniques to be used when building projects with Maven.
The existing but unused ConflictResolver interface will become the basis for the conflict resolver API. The following method will be added to handle conflict resolutions:
The following
ConflictResolver implementations will be provided:
Resolves conflicting artifacts by always selecting the
Resolves conflicting artifacts by always selecting the
Resolves conflicting artifacts by always selecting the
Resolves conflicting artifacts by always selecting the
ArtifactCollector will have an additional method added to accept a list of
Correspondingly, DefaultArtifactCollector will be updated to process the chain of
ConflictResolvers to resolve dependency version conflicts. The chain will be processed until one
ConflictResolver can resolve the conflict. In the event that no
ConflictResolvers can resolve the conflict, an ArtifactResolutionException will be thrown to fail the build.
ArtifactResolver will also have a corresponding new method in order to delegate to the new
ArtifactCollector method:
To ensure that the conflict resolution strategy is consistent throughout the build, all usages of
ArtifactCollector and
ArtifactResolver within Maven will be updated to use these new overloaded versions. The list of
ConflictResolvers to use will be obtained from the
MavenProject being built. In order to preserve the 2.0.x POM schema, a POM property will initially be used to configure the
ConflictResolver chain. The POM property will be named
mavenConflictResolvers and its value will be defined as a comma-separated list of conflict resolver names. For example:
For 2.1.x, it is likely that the POM schema will be modified to introduce a more appropriate syntax for configuring conflict resolvers. For example:
For backwards compatibility, if a project does not declare any conflict resolvers then the 'nearest' conflict resolver will be used by default.
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I'd suggest to add also a conflict-resolution method 'fail' which causes a build to fail id two different versions of an artifact are referenced. Generally this would enforce updating the project basing on an older version.
Ideally, I should be able to set the 'fail' mode only for dependencies of a set of projects, e.g. those with group-id matching org.example.*.
why do not allow the user to specify explicitly the compatibility of artifact versions so maven could decide to choose the latest version if it is backward-compatible ? and to fail the build process in the case of non-compatibility with a readable error message
It would be helpful to also have a way to load a custom conflict resolvers as an extension. Maybe the custom resolver could have it's name defined internally, and then you could choose to use it by doing something like:
<dependencies> <conflictResolvers> <conflictResolver>newest</conflictResolver> <conflictResolver>myCustomResolver</conflictResolver> <conflictResolver>nearest</conflictResolver> </conflictResolvers> </dependencies>
Mark, do you have an example of when you would want to use more than one conflict resolver? It seems like only one would ever be needed for a single build.
How would ConflictResolvers interact with VersionRanges? The current behavior of maven when a one or more VersionRanges is introduced is to select the highest numbered version available in the repository which lives in the intersection of all VersionRanges. Would a ConflictResolver override this behavior, or be overridden by it?


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CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy will go from the final MLS game of 2014 to the very first of the 2015 season.
Major League Soccer announced on Friday morning that the Galaxy will host the Chicago Fire on Friday, March 6 at StubHub Center in a match that will air on Unimas at 7:00 p.m. PT. LA have hosted Chicago once before to start the season back in March 2013 when the Galaxy were also returning MLS Cup champions.
The Galaxy are 9-8-2 in all opening matches.
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The LA Galaxy passed up the chance to select any players in stage two of the MLS Re-Entry Draft, but the club did lose some of their talent as forward Chandler Hoffman was selected by the Houston Dynamo.
Hoffman, 24, made eight appearances for the Galaxy first team in 2014, but was unable to tally his first MLS goal. Where the forward found the most success was with USL PRO affiliate LA Galaxy II as he scored 13 goals in 17 games played for Los Dos, which was the third highest tally in the U.S. third division in 2014.
In addition to Hoffman, former Galaxy players Tristan Bowen (New England Revolution) and Nathan Sturgis (Houston Dynamo).
CARSON, Calif. – Brian Rowe began his tenure on the LA Galaxy as a third goalkeeper but in his second full season with the club, he's solidified a place as the club's number two net minder.
Rowe saw limited action for the Galaxy in 2014, only making three appearances and compiling a 1-0-2 record while top choice Jaime Penedo was away at the 2014 Copa CentroAmericana, but when he did step in goal, he performed ably. In his three appearances, Rowe maintained one shutout—the very first of his Galaxy career—and showed himself able to make clutch saves when needed as he moved ahead of former No. 2 Brian Perk who dealt with concussion injuries for much of the year.
Heading into next season, Rowe will likely have every opportunity to further solidify his position and possibly create competition with Penedo as the Panamanian netminder takes part in the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup. A solid performance in these games will only aid the emerging goalkeeper in his quest to lock down a top job with the club.
In addition to these games with the first team, Rowe is also expected to be a candidate to suit up for Galaxy II on a regular basis as Los Dos are currently without any 'keepers on their roster at the moment. These games will only serve to provide confidence for the talented young goalkeeper who has impressed in his brief time with the club.
How would you rate Rowe's performance in 2014? Read my review of the goalkeepers on LAGalaxy.com and provide him with your own personal rating below.
His option declined by the LA Galaxy, James Riley heavily leaning toward retirement after 10 year career
HERMOSA BEACH, Calif. – After winning the first MLS Cup title of his 10-year MLS career and having his option declined days later, LA Galaxy defender James Riley is leaning toward retirement.
Reports have already stated that Riley is leaning toward retirement and sources close to the situation confirm the report to LA Galaxy Insider. Riley made just four appearances for the Galaxy in 2014 after suffering a meniscus injury in March.
Following the club's championship rally at the Hermosa Beach Pier last week, Riley admitted to reporters that he doesn't "want to chase it anymore" especially if he's not on the Galaxy next season.
"I'm 32; if I have to pack up and move all the way across country and continue to chase it and try to almost replicate what we have here, I don't want to do that," Riley said. "Bruce [Arena] was fantastic in my exit interview, said, 'Yeah, we value you, but we have to see what happens,' and I said no problem. Obviously, they know what I contribute on the field and off the field, so it's one of those things where if it's not here then it's going to be tough for me to go to a different place."
After his option was declined, Riley was made eligible for the MLS Re-Entry Draft which concludes on Thursday with stage two of the process. If Riley is not selected, he will officially become eligible to move onto any team. The 32-year-old refused to reveal that he will not take part in LA's preseason next year, but noted that any decision remains up in the air at this point.
"We're deep in the outside-back position, to be honest with you," Riley who previous spent time with New England, San Jose, Seattle, Chivas USA and D.C. United before joining the Galaxy in January. "Todd [Dunivant] and Robbie [Rogers] on the left, and Gargs [Dan Gargan] and A.J. [DeLaGarza], who can play on the right. And [Oscar] Sorto's a great young player, great young man, great kid.
"I've always wanted to leave on my terms and not force anything and not kind of just be pushed to the side. It's time to reflect on the game and all the relationships I've formed, what it's provided me."
CARSON, Calif. – The last two years have been frustrating for Brian Perk and now the longtime LA goalkeeper finds himself possibly searching for greener pastures after his option was declined earlier this month.
Much like the 2013 season, Perk was plagued with recurring concussion issues that rendered him unable to suit up for the Galaxy or their USL PRO affiliate Galaxy II for wide stretches. The 25-year-old 'keeper saw only brief action for the first team as he appeared in two matches at the beginning of the year while primary starter Jaime Penedo ironed out visa issues after LA's demise from the CONCACAF Champions League.
In his three appearances, Perk showcased the quality shot-stopping ability that has been a hallmark of his as he made held a 1-0-1 record that included a shutout of Chivas USA in March. However, concussions rendered Perk unable to build on this performance as he was inactive for much of the season, allowing Brian Rowe to seal the No. 2 spot behind Penedo. When Perk did return, he became a staple for Galaxy II appearing in five matches for the club including each of their two USL PRO playoff games.
After having his option declined, where Perk's career goes from here remains in question. The goalkeeper is up for stage two of the MLS Re-Entry Draft on Thursday and if he is not selected, he could be eligible to sign with any club that he wishes. Although injuries forced him into limited action this season, Perk's stellar shot stopping ability—which has drawn comparisons to RSL starter Nick Rimando— should make him a contender to lock down a job with the Galaxy or elsewhere.
How would you rate Perk's performance in 2014? Read my review of the goalkeepers on LAGalaxy.com and provide him with your own personal rating below.
After enduring a year of heartbreak and failure for both club and country, Jaime Penedo finally got over the hump and ended the 2014 campaign with a championship.
Brought in as a savior for the LA Galaxy's goalkeeping situation midway through the 2013 campaign, Penedo suffered a pair of setbacks in successive fashion as Panama failed to qualify for the 2014 FIFA World Cup and a month later LA were bounced from the postseason in the opening round.
Such disappointments stuck in the craw of the happy-go-lucky Panamanian goalkeeper heading into the 2014 season and he responded with aplomb.
During the regular season, Penedo enjoyed a 1.14 goals against average—.01 behind Goalkeeper of the Year Bill Hamid—while also making eight shutouts as he carried LA to the league's second best record. In the playoffs, he shook off any claims that he could not come up in big games with stellar performances in LA's series against Real Salt Lake and Seattle Sounders FC, the former which included a six save showing in the first leg.
In the MLS Cup final against New England, Penedo put forth yet another strong showing with six saves against the Revs to seal his first professional title since winning a title in Guatemala with Municipal. After years of frustration with Panama and his club teams, to win a title after such a trying season proved to be a "dream come true" for Penedo.
"It is a great blessing and a joy," Penedo told reporters after winning the title. "I dedicate this to dear God, my faith, my family, and my country."
How would you rate Penedo's 2014? Read my review of the Galaxy goalkeepers for LAGalaxy.com and vote below.
The Virginia Cavaliers defeated the UCLA Bruins 4-2 in penalty shootout at WakeMed Soccer Park after a scoreless tie in the 2014 College Cup Final.
The Cavaliers opted for a defensive posture that negated the Bruins' high-power attack for 120 minutes until the match went to penalty kicks. Riggs Lennon scored the title-winning penalty kick for Virginia, which made four of five penalty kicks while the Bruins saw two of their attempts ping off the cross bar.
The title is the Cavaliers' seventh and their second in five years.
The UCLA Bruins and their heavy LA Galaxy Academy contingent will play in the NCAA College Cup final on Sunday against Virginia (9 a.m. PT on ESPNU) at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina.
UCLA reached the championship game after dispatching the Providence Friars with a 3-2 victory in double overtime thanks to a golden goal from defender Chase Gasper. The Bruins' Larry Nadjock and Providence striker Mac Steeves traded goals during regulation.
Galaxy Academy graduate Brian IIoski led the LA contingent with 80 minutes played in the victory while Christian Chavez (47 minutes played), Grady Howe (76 minutes played), and Willie Raygoza (14 minutes played) each made appearances.
They'll face Virginia, who rose to soccer prominence under the leadership of Bruce Arena, who led the Cavaliers to five titles in 18 years as the team's head coach. The Cavaliers reached the final by defeating the University of Maryland-Baltimore County 1-0 earlier on Friday.
The LA Galaxy passed on making any selections in stage one of the 2014 MLS Re-Entry Draft.
Only three players were selected in the first process as former Sporting KC goalkeepers Eric Kronberg and Andy Gruenebaum were selected by Montreal Impact and San Jose Earthquakes respectively while former Real Salt Lake forward Robbie Findley was taken by Toronto FC.
Teams will now have a chance to regonotiate with their players made available for the Re-Entry Draft process before stage two on Dec. 18
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy Homegrown Player Bradford Jamieson IV was named by U.S. Under-20 head coach Tab Ramos for the team's upcoming training camp in Honduras from Dec. 15 to Dec. 22.
Jamieson, who took part in the team's recent fitness training camp earlier this month, returns to the fold in the U.S. U-20's final training camp of the year. During the training camp, the U.S. will play a pair of matches against Honduras on Dec. 18 and Dec. 21 at Morazan Stadium in San Pedro Sula.
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Donald V. Hampton, D.O., Professor Emeritus of Osteopathic Principles and Practice at the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Erie, Pa., and Bradenton, Fla., was awarded the American Academy of Osteopathy's most prestigious award, the A.T. Still Medallion of Honor, at the 2009 American Academy of Osteopathy (AAO) Annual Convocation in Little Rock, Ark. The award recognizes Dr. Hampton's unremitting dedication to the osteopathic profession and his reputation as a clinician and educator.
|Donald Hampton, DO, receives the A.T. Still Medallion of Honor at the AAO Convocation.
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Eight of the nine starters registered hits for Miami, with Scott Slappey finishing the day 2-for-3. Each of his hits drove in a pair of runs, topping his career best of three RBIs set last April 21 vs. Bowling Green.
After allowing an unearned run in the top of the first, the RedHawks saw their first two batters pop up in the infield. But Matt Honchel singled, before Alex Johnson and Kevin Bower both walked to load the bases. Slappey singled sharply to right to put the RedHawks up 2-1, then Max Andresen laced a double off the wall in right center for two more runs.
Miami added three in the second to break the game open. Dan Walsh and Nate Bowles singled around a strikeout before a walk to Honchel filled the bags. After another K, Bower drew a walk for an easy RBI, before Slappey ripped a double just over third base for a 7-1 lead.
Marking his first career start, sophomore Nathan Williams (1-0) kept the Spartans (3-3) at bay during most of the first six innings, allowing five hits and three runs (two earned). He walked five and fanned three.
A solo home run in the third and a sacrifice fly in the sixth pulled Michigan State to within 7-3, but Johnson led off the seventh with a blast over a replica of Fenway Park's Green Monster in left.
Brian Thene pitched two scoreless innings, with only one of the seven batters he faced reaching base, before Michigan State made things interesting. Charlie Suich came on to start the ninth and got the first out, but surrendered a hit and walk before an error on a short hopper near second. Closer Brandon Adkins was called upon for the second straight day and retired both batters he faced, but not before a pair of wild pitches made the score 8-5. The Spartans' final tally was conceded on a groundout.
Mike Theodore (0-1) suffered the loss for Michigan State, as he was tagged with five hits and two walks by the 11 batters he faced. He allowed six runs, all earned, in only 1.1 innings.
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In 2012, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) in Urbana, Illinois, handled more than 180,000 cases about pets possibly exposed to poisonous substances—and some breeds seemed to make up a lot more of those calls than others.
Nearly 14,000 of APCC's 2012 calls were from worried pet parents of Labradors. Domestic shorthair cats were involved in approximately 10,000 cases (the second-most popular breed involved in APCC calls). Mixed-breed dogs (8,000 cases), Chihuahuas (4,833 cases), Golden Retrievers (4,819 cases) and Yorkshire Terriers (3,800 cases) rounded out the top six.
No matter what kind of pets they had, thousands of pet parents called us about the same products last year. Here were the top five poisons that caused pet parents to call APCC for help in 2012:
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APCC handled 25,000 cases regarding human prescription medications in 2012. The top three types of medications that animals were exposed to were: heart medications (blood pressure pills), antidepressants and pain medications (opioids and prescription non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs).
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