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The LA Galaxy are traveling north of the border on Friday ahead of this weekend's match against Toronto FC.
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Three Points: Galaxy look to break down tough Toronto FC
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Courtesy of LAGalaxy.com's video department the LA Galaxy break down Saturday's match against Toronto FC.
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Understandably so, much of the focus around Landon Donovan's return has focused on when he'll suit up again for the LA Galaxy and the U.S. national team, but during Donovan's conference call with reporters, the Galaxy forward spoke about his absence in a different way.
When asked during a media conference call about whether he spoke to Sports Psychologists or specialists during his absence, Donovan eloquently discussed the reception that he received for his decision as well as the rationale behind his decision to take a break from the game.
"I speak to many people often that I love and care about and love and care about me often. Not just during this time, but I'm constantly speaking to people to try to be a better person and be a better player. Unfortunately, in this society and many other societies, we have a sort of stigma that being in a difficult mental place is not acceptable. We should pull ourselves up by the bootstraps and fight through it and it's a little peculiar to me that whole idea, if someone is physically hurt we're okay with letting them take the time to come back, but if someone is in a difficult place mentally, we're not okay with allowing them to take the time that they need to come back.
"Hopefully, there's a few people out in the world who can relate to this and can somewhat be inspired. That doesn't mean that everybody should be lazy and take as much time as they need and do whatever they want in life. Obviously, there's points in life that are difficult, but if you're really at a place where struggling mentally then we need to be more compassionate and understanding of people in all walks of life and understand that they might need time away too. That was certainly the case with me. I had the added physical element where my body was exhausted, but if I didn't take this time off, I would have been useless to everybody this year in a professional setting and probably a personal setting as well. I absolutely needed it and I'm very glad that I did it."
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WASHINGTON— With Robbie Keane still dealing with an injury and Landon Donovan still not completely fit, it seems likely that Jack McBean will retain his starting position against Toronto FC on Saturday.
McBean started alongside fellow Homegrown product Jose Villarreal and went 90 minutes in LA's 1-0 victory over the Colorado Rapids last week, but while he terrorized Colorado to the tune of four shots on frame, he was unable to get a goal. Although McBean could not find the back of the net, the 18-year-old asserts that he feels ready if called upon.
"I got a good 90 in Saturday, I would have liked to finish some of my chances, but I'm still feeling confident and I'll be ready to go," said McBean.
However, that does not mean that McBean has not forgotten about those missed chances against Colorado and the teenager asserts that he'll be able to turn those shots into goals in the future.
"I need to focus a little bit more in the final third and get one for myself," said McBean. "I'll try to hit it first time and be sharper in the final third," said McBean. "I think I was a little bit tentative and just wanted to hit it on target rather than pick a spot and go for it all."
WASHINGTON -- Landon Donovan re-joined the LA Galaxy earlier this week, but now that he has re-joined his team, the question remains: when will he return to the field?
After joining the team on Tuesday, Donovan has participated in three training sessions and has already drawn rave reviews from his Galaxy teammates, particularly for his sharpness and skill despite missing the club's preseason and first five matches.
"He's been doing work still," said defender Sean Franklin. "He's been working out so it's not like he's coming in like it is preseason. He's not 90 minute fit, but he can definitely make a difference for this team."
"He seems like he didn't take any time off.," said forward Jack McBean. "He seems fit, he's still as good with the ball as he was before. He's very impressive so far, that's for sure."
As for Donovan, he affirms that there is no set date for his return, but admits that he was keeping fit during his absence.
"I actually feel really good. My body feels as good as its felt in a long time. I've been very fortunate and blessed to be able to get my heart and [cardiovascular] fitness back quickly every time that we have an offseason or a break," said Donovan. "Now it's just about getting the soccer part back. That part, I've been doing my whole life, so it's kind of like riding a bike so it comes back pretty quickly. Once Bruce feels that those two pieces are meshed and ready and I feel like I'm ready then we'll get back on the field and start playing."
But could one possibility be the Galaxy's CONCACAF Champions League semifinal series against Monterrey, which begins on April 3 at The Home Depot Center?
"I could potentially see myself playing some role. I think it might be a little early to say I'm going to be playing significant minutes, but you never know," said Donovan. "Obviously, I understand the importance of this tournament to our club, to our team, and to our organization and if I feel could and I could contribute then I want to contribute."
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WASHINGTON – Landon Donovan has returned to the LA Galaxy, but for the first time since the 2007-2008 MLS regular season, he will not serve as the club's captain. That role has been taken over by Irish forward Robbie Keane, who has donned the armband since the outset of preseason after serving as Donovan's vice-captain during the 2012 season.
Keane captained the Galaxy during their first four matches of the season, while defender Todd Dunivant took over the armband while the Irishman was away on International duty during their 1-0 victory against the Colorado Rapids last week.
Finally back in the fold, Donovan threw his support behind the club's new captain while also offering further thoughts during a conference call with reporters on Thursday.
"Robbie's been as influential player as any over the last year and a half. He is justifiably earned the respect of all of us, all of his teammates and the entire club," Donovan said. "I love being the captain of any team that I play for, I thoroughly enjoy it, I'm also very aware and Bruce made it very clear that this would be the case so there is no surprise here. At the end of the day, whether I'm wearing the armband or not, I'm going to do the same things and I'm going to act the same way."
"I'd be lying to say that I don't want to wear the armband, I've always wanted to wear the armband or both the Galaxy and the U.S., but my actions as of late, could be perceived as not captain-like by some," Donovan added. "Although, I would argue that making sure that you're mentally engaged is being a leader and taking the time away that you need is being a leader so that you can contribute in a positive way. But I understand how that's not always perceived that way. I will support the team in any way that I can, if at any point when Robbie is out, Bruce wants to make me the captain, I will be proud to wear it and I will continue to do the things that I've done."
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WASHINGTON - Landon Donovan addressed the media for the first time since returning to the club earlier this week following the LA Galaxy's training session at Georgetown University.
WASHINGTON – When Landon Donovan returned to the LA Galaxy on Tuesday after an extended leave absence from the game, he took a moment to address his teammates on their way to a brief training session before their trip to the White House.
"He said, he's enjoyed watching us and he's proud of the way that we've started," defender Todd Dunivant recollected. "He's really excited to contribute and it's as simple as that. He's enjoyed the spirit of the team and obviously, we've had great results and moving forward, he's only going to make us that much better."
The comments may have been brief, but they were quite meaningful for his teammates.
"He didn't have to say much, we're not a young group of guys that was wondering, it was very clear that we were going to let him do what he needed to do," said midfielder Mike Magee. "He came in front of the guys and said thanks for having me back, we didn't guilt trip him too much so he's happy to be back and we're happy for him to be back."
Donovan has trained with the club for the last two days and although he may have been away from the team for several months, there was no change according to Dunivant.
"It was honestly, like he never left. Having Landon back in the mix is about as easy a transition as there's been. He's been our leader for a long time now and to have him back on the field is honestly like he never left," said Dunivant. "We have a lot of guys on this team who have played with Landon for a long time and there are a lot of unselfish guys, so there's not a lot of egos getting in the way, there's no animosity anything like that. It's just great to have him back."
But how long will it take for Donovan to return to the field? Possibly sooner rather than later.
"With Landon, I wouldn't put anything past him. He's going to want to play quickly and I wouldn't be surprised if we use him quickly," said Dunivant. 'It'll take him some time, but even at 70 or 80 percent, Landon is probably a best XI player in this league."
WASHINGTON -- During LA Galaxy training on Wednesday, Omar Gonzalez's impressive performance with the U.S. national team in their scoreless draw with Mexico was a major topic of conversation amongst the team. Following training, I spoke to head coach Bruce Arena and defender A.J. DeLaGarza to get their impressions on Gonzalez's showing.
As for the match, watch the highlights of the game below...
WASHINGTON - Landon Donovan will officially address the media on Thursday following the LA Galaxy's training session, but my counterpart Jon Rosen with the LAKingsInsider.com (sidenote: If you're a hockey fan, be sure to check him out, he does great work) caught up with Donovan to discuss his trips through the years and his respect and fandom for the Los Angeles Kings.
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NORFOLK--Dominion Virginia and North Carolina Power crews from Hampton Roads will leave Friday morning to help crews in New Jersey as a massive winter storm is expected to slam the northeast.
Spokeswoman Bonita Harris says the crews are preparing for a 2-week deployment.
'Two bucket trucks, a regular truck and about 60 employees will be assisting 1st Energy with restoration efforts in and around Morristown, New Jersey,' she states.
That area that earlier this year was hard hit by Hurricane Sandy.
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Awards and Recognition
The Center for Student Involvement is pleased to announce the winners of the 2012-13 Student Leadership & Honors Awards. The event, held April 15, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. in the Kent Student Center Ballroom, recognized student leaders, organizations and advisors for their contributions to the Kent State community in the past academic year. In addition to the awards, the 2013-14 elected directors and senators of the Undergraduate Student Government took the Oath of Office and executive director, Amish Patel, delivered his inaugural address. The 35th anniversary of this event saw faculty, staff and students come together to celebrate the many accomplishments of the past year. The award winners are listed below:
Student Organization Awards
- Advisor Excellence Award
- Nancy Schiappa
- Mary Lynn Delfino
- Joseph Karpinski
- Michele Ewing
- Kim Kennedy
- Noreen Ulrick
- Organization Excellence Award
- Public Relations Society of America
- Kent Student Ambassadors
- Face AIDS
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Okay, here it is! It may not be some super huge pantry and high end design, but I L-O-V-E it!
We emptied the entire pantry, ripped out the old shelves, wash down the walls. Then we painted the walls Behr Botanical Tint, installed 5 new shelves with simple white bracket from Lowe's.
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Happy thanksgiving all. A favorite American holiday, Thanksgiving is a an opportunity to watch football, eat turkey and reflect on our circumstances, what we're thankful for.
Every year, I look forward to re-reading The Desolate Wilderness, published every day before Thanksgiving by the Wall Street Journal. If you've never read it, I'd encourage you to read it. It's a great account of the first settlers/pilgrims and their journey from Holland to the New World, and the crazy foreignness of what they experience here.
This section in particular always impacts me:
Being now passed the vast ocean, and a sea of troubles before them in expectations, they had now no friends to welcome them, no inns to entertain or refresh them, no houses, or much less towns, to repair unto to seek for succour; and for the season it was winter, and they that know the winters of the country know them to be sharp and violent, subject to cruel and fierce storms, dangerous to travel to known places, much more to search unknown coasts.
Besides, what could they see but a hideous and desolate wilderness, full of wilde beasts and wilde men? and what multitudes of them there were, they then knew not: for which way soever they turned their eyes (save upward to Heaven) they could have but little solace or content in respect of any outward object; for summer being ended, all things stand in appearance with a weatherbeaten face, and the whole country, full of woods and thickets, represented a wild and savage hew.


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Northern, Mid-States Championship Scenarios Set
TOPEKA, Kan. (July 22, 2013) – With less than three weeks before the joint season finales of the Northern Conference and the Mid-States Conference Majors Tour, the Championship scenarios have taken shape.
The following, along with who can spoil someone else's hopes with their own single-race finishes, are those scenarios.
Remember that the Mid-States Conference counts the best seven finishes; In the Northern Conference, the best six finishes count for most classes. Those with a bonus Majors race at the June Sprints (CSR, DSR, S2, SM, SRF, FB, GT1, GT2, GT3 and T1) will count seven.
American Sedan:
Northern Conference: five drivers are still mathematically eligible. Scott Schweitzer leads with 91 points, but has already reached his maximum events. Therefore, he'll be replacing a 10th place finish, and then a seventh place. Andy McDermid (88 points on four wins), Scott Sanda (63 points), and Matt Regan (56 points) can add two more races to their final tallies. Dane Smith is also still alive with 54 points after three strong finishes.
Mid-States Conference: Jim Wheeler has clinched the season-long Championship with six previous wins.
The Northern Conference is wide open, though Joel Lipperini currently leads with 44 points.
Charlie James can clinch the Mid-States simply by scoring a single sixth-place finish at Gateway, regardless of what Mike Asselta does for the rest of the event. James needs a total of 14 points in the weekend to take the title.
C Sports Racing:
Jacek Mucha has an Eastern Conference Formula Atlantic crown already, and holds an 11-point Northern Conference lead in CSR. Mucha needs 34 points to clinch without any help; James French (70 points), Dudley Fleck (54 points) and Jim Downing (46 points) are all still mathematically eligible.
Kirk Kindsfater and Jay Messenger split the Colorado rounds and are locked into a tie at the top of the Mid-States Conference. Lee Alexander (39 points) and Dudley Fleck (38 points) are also still mathematically eligible based on strong performances at Circuit of the Americas.
D Sports Racing:
D Sports Racing is wide open in both Conferences.
In the Northern Conference, Richard Colburn currently holds the lead, with 115 points. He has already completed seven races, however, meaning that only 13 more points are available to him (a drop of his fifth and fourth place finishes). Jon Staudacher (108 points in six races), Ralph Provitz (88 points on four wins), Brian Hall (80 points in four races) and David Locke (77 points in four races) are all still alive.
The Mid-States Conference is open to anyone, as leader Chris Farrell has 44 points.
E Production:
A whopping nine Northern Conference drivers are still eligible for the EP crown, and most have at least one full race to count before resorting to drops. Lance Loughman leads the way with 94 points in five races, with Joe Moser nearly equal at 88 points when his lowest current finish (13th vs. fifth for Loughman) is factored in. Rob Hummel is next in line with 79 points, followed by Fred Albright and Jason Albright with 77 and 70 points, respectively. Fred Albright has six finishes, but can make up a maximum of 11 points in each race by dropping a pair of ninths.
Matt Reynolds has six wins in the Mid-States Conference E Production battle, and needs just 14 total points to clinch the title over Rick Kosdrosky, even if Kosdrosky wins both races at Gateway.
Formula 500:
James Weida controls the Northern Conference in F5, with 91 points. Steven Thompson (79 points), Kris Larsen (78 points), Brian Brothers (73 points), Michael Mueller (63 points) David Lapham (53 points) and Katie Lapham (52 points) are all mathematically eligible, though clearly the odds increase significantly further down the list.
Timothy Friest leads the Mid-States Conference, and needs 26 points to clinch the crown regardless of what anyone else does. Both he and David Vincent (100 points) can count one race prior to drops, while third-place C.J. McAbee (88 points) can score points in both races.
Formula Atlantic:
Charles Duncan leads the Northern Conference, with 87 points, though Jacek Mucha (61 points) and both Sedat (57 points) and Ahsen Yelkin (52 points) are mathematically alive. Regardless of what his rivals do, Duncan will win with 19 additional points – the equivalent of a 2nd place finish.
Tyler Hunter and Dwight Rider are separated by just four points in the Mid-States, with Gaston Kearby 10 behind the lead. All are very much in the hunt, as Rider has finished in front of Hunter in the last four rounds.
Formula 1000:
Four drivers are still involved in the Northern Conference chase, with Brian Novak currently leading the way. Novak has posted finishes in six races – however, he could potentially replace a 10th place finish. His second lowest finish is third. Jeremy Hill (82 points) can count both Gateway events, with Nicholas Varis (81 points) able to count one and potentially replace a seventh-place finish. Second place would clinch the title for Novak.
A sixth-place finish earns the Mid-States crown for James Michael, who leads the class with 94 points. Still in line to inherit the lead with some help are Steve Ott (63 points), John LaBrie (56 points), and Christopher Ash (54 points).
Formula Continental:
Though Thomas Gaffney holds the lead in the Northern Conference, the championship race is up for grabs as two other rivals sit within five points of the leader's 71. Jason Bach sits two points back, followed by Robert Allaer, in third. If none of those drivers can capitalize, seven more sit within the 44 point window to remain mathematically eligible.
The Mid-States Conference is just as wide open. Nine drivers, including leader Tex Arnold with, 56 points, are still in contention. Steve Bamford and Barry Gilbert are tied for 2nd with 44 points, as each has scored a pair of wins this year.
Formula Enterprises:
Reece Everard has made a late push to try to overtake Scott Rettich for the FE title in the Northern Conference. Rettich won the opening five events to score 110 points, but Everard swept the GingerMan weekend to up his total to 97. Both have counted five races.
Henry Donohoo can clinch the Mid-States Conference with a ninth or better in either race, or 11 points total for the weekend. If he should falter, Curt Harrelson is 34 points back and mathematically alive.
Formula F:
Russell Ruedisueli has one more race available before drops, putting him in great position in the North, with 90 points. Mark Davison also has five current finishes, and sits five points behind the lead. Should they fail to score points, Timothy Kautz (63 points) and Michael Green (50 points) are still alive.
Bill Kephart and Doug Stout are separated by one point in the Mid-States, with both able to count one more race prior to drops. Both will drop a 12th place finish, putting the pair on nearly equal footing. James Stiehr, 14 behind, with 81 points, and John Butkovich, with 60 points, are both in the hunt with help.
Formula Mazda:
A third-place finish wraps up the Northern Conference for Jason Vinkemulder who, with 100 accumulated points already, needs 17 more to clinch the big trophy. Steve Johncock (72 points), Dale Vandenbush (71 points), Thomas Peet (66 points) and Stephen Jenks (60 points) are in position to take advantage of any stumble by the leader.
Defending National Champion Alan McCallum has clinched the Mid-States Conference with five wins.
F Production:
Kevin Ruck has clinched the Northern Conference four wins, but the Mid-States is a three-way battle that could be settled on the track.
Sam Henry and Eric Prill split their head-to-head battle at COTA and each has two wins and two runner-ups for 82 points. Bill Hingston sits just behind, with 78 points. All three control their own destiny, as a pair of wins for Hingston would give him the tiebreaker.
Still alive but needing assistance are Paul Jensen and Rafer Chambers (67 points each), Neal Frank (53 points), and Curtis Wood (45 points).
Formula Vee:
Michael Varacins has taken wins in four of the last five Northern Conference events to score 107 points and hold a 12-point lead over Charles McCormick. Both can count one more event before a drop, as can fourth place Brandon Abbott with 82 points. Third running Andrew Abbott will need to replace an eighth and a 10th place finish to increase his 84 points.
Tyler Hunter is in contention for his second championship in the Mid-States, and can clinch with a 14th place finish. Hunter needs just six points to eliminate Mark Felsen, the only other driver still in contention.
A fifth-place finish or better by Dick Greer completes the Northern Conference title; anything worse opens the door just a crack for Al Guadino.
Likewise, a win by David Fershtand, or 20 points total, earns the Mid-States title. If Fershtand does add to his 74 points, Kevin Rich (49 points), Tom Smith (44 points), Michael Lewis (41 points), Simon Gregg (34 points), Scott Walton (33 points) and Richard Grant (30 points) can erase the deficit.
In the Northern Conference, the youth of Trent Hindman holds a 14-point advantage over the experience of Tom Patton. Hindman has four wins this season, and needs 31 points over two days to clinch, regardless of Patton's finishes.
The Mid-States are wide open, as Mike McGinley, Justin Napoleon, and Bruce Phillips each have a pair of wins and 44 points.
Michael Cyphert has four wins in the North on his way to 107 points, but a string of podiums for David Dobry leaves him in the hunt, with 89 points. Cyphert can clinch with a pair of solid finishes.
Likewise, Jim Valdez holds a slim five point lead, 85-80, over James Speights in the Mid-States. If neither capitalizes, Robert Herman (55 points) and Mike Henderson (41 points) have not yet been eliminated.
Four wins this season has Joel Hipp in the lead up North with 88 points, but Bryan Floyd (74 points) and Robert Bax (69 points) can both capitalize. A single point for Hipp or anything less than a weekend sweep will eliminate William Pintaric Jr., who has 44 points.
In the Mid-States, Kent Prather needs just one point to guarantee a title. If he fails to score, and Jonathan Goodale sweeps the weekend, the two will share the title.
H Production:
Matthew Brannon's 85 puts him up by 22 in the Northern Conference, with Aaron Johnson's 63 points holding him in the hunt. It will take a very poor point weekend by Brannon for Dayle Frame (48 points), Michael Sestili (45 points), and Christopher Crisenbery (41 points) to remain in the hunt, but anything is possible until the checkered flag flies.
Jerry Oleson needs just six points to eliminate Robert Horrell Jr. from contention and take the Mid-States title. If Oleson fails to score a point, he opens the door for Chris Albin and John Ternery, Jr., both of who need a pair of wins to stay alive.
Sports 2000:
Six drivers are in the hunt for the Northern Conference, but the focus is on Anthony Sleath (78 points), Michael Bautz (68 points), and David Doran (60 points). All need to bobble badly to open the door for John Fergus (41 points), Bart Wolf (37 points) and Jack Donnellan (35 points).
In the Mid-States, Stephen Meyer needs just 14 points – the equivalent of a sixth-place finish – to clinch the title over Chris Helt.
Spec Miata:
With the top three drivers in the Northern Conference already dropping events, the battle is much closer than it looks on paper. Leader Michael Novak can only replace a 13th and an 8th to increase his 111 points, which is only one better than Bruce Andersen (looking to replace an 11th and a seventh). David Bednarz could take the lead, as one of his current races is an out-of-the-points 22nd, and he's only nine behind. Erik Stearns (85 points) and Voytek Burdzy (71 points) can count both Gateway races, leaving them in the thick of the hunt as well.
Matt Reynolds can clinch the Mid-States with an eighth-place finish or a 12-point weekend after already scoring 110. Failing that, Jim Drago (77 points), Steven Powers, and Bill Tolley (both with 72) can all track down Reynolds.
Spec Racer Ford:
A ninth-place finish, or 11 points in two days, clinches the Northern Conference for Scott Rettich, but two other drivers are still alive. Adam Gottlieb can replace an 11th and a ninth-place finish to make up his 14-point deficit, and third-place Jeff Beck (104 points) can score one full finish and replace his low of eighth to try to catch up to Rettich.
Just six points clinches the Mid-States for Keith Verges. Anything less than that leaves the door open for Denny Stripling, who is currently 39 points behind.
Super Touring Lite:
The Northern Conference is much closer than it seems, because although Bruce Andersen has scored 100 points, he's filled his six-race maximum. His potential drops of seventh and fourth leave him at a best case of 115 points. A win and a second-place would clinch, but Kyle Webb (88 points, but dropping a 16th and a fourth), along with Andrew Salzano and John Schmitt (both with 85 points and two full races to count) are in striking distance. Frank Todaro, with 71 points, can count an additional race but will need lots of help.
Colorado's Bob Schader will raise the trophy in the Mid-States, having already secured the title.
Super Touring Under:
Charles Tobel has two wins, three runner-ups and a third-place finish this season, which leaves few points available to improve on his 118 in the Northern Conference. If Raymond Huffmaster scores a pair of wins, he will overtake Tobel for the title. Huffmaster has 83 points, but has counted just four races so far this season.
Michael Pettiford (85 points) and Anthony Simmers (79 points) are set up to race head-to-head to decide the Mid-States Conference. If each fails to score a point, Thomas Kraft and Jim Taggart (44 each) could supplant Pettiford with a pair of wins.
Touring 1:
A win seals the Northern Conference for John Buttermore, who currently has 105 points and needs 21 to wrap the title. Norman Betts (81 points), Danny Kellermeyer (77 points), and Robert Pfeffer (66 points) are all in the hunt if Buttermore fails to take the top spot. Buttermore and Betts both have five of the six allotted races; the remaining three will count both from Gateway.
Michael Pettiford again leads Touring 1 in the Mid-States, but with only 44 points, anyone remains alive.
Touring 2:
Nine drivers, led by Todd Napieralski's 82 points, are mathematically alive in the North. Gary Mason (74 points), William Moore (69 points), and Tom Sloe (66 points) are the closest to Napieralski.
Natha Waldbaum can clinch the Mid-States with 29 points during the weekend. A stumble there opens the door for Pettiford (85 points), and keeps Steven Coleman (66 points) in the hunt.
Touring 3:
A total of 12 drivers are still alive in Touring 3 for the two championships, with five in the Northern Conference and seven in the Mid-States. Kevin Boehm is the Northern leader with 82 points, trailed by Luke Wilwert (66 points), Aaron Kaplan (61 points), and Chad Gilsinger and Robert Schmidt (44 points each).
The Mid-States is even deeper behind leader Derek Kulach's 80 points. Tommy Boileau is right there, with 74 points, and David Muramoto is just a bit further back with 63. The remaining four, starting with Jason Ott and Tom Wickersham, will need a near shutout from the top three to stay in the hunt.
Touring 4:
Greg Vandersluis has clinched the North, but both Stan Czacki and Rick Shively are in the hunt in the Mid-States. Czacki has the advantage with only six scored races this season, and needs just eight points to claim victory. Shively can only improve on his low of 4th this season.
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With the exception of the Bureau of Elections, which will remain open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for early voting on Memorial Day, all county offices and the county's eight solid-waste convenience stations will be closed in observance of Memorial Day, Monday, May 29, 2000.
On Saturday, May 20, Doña Ana County Commissioner Gilbert T. Apodaca will preside over the grand opening ceremony for the new Radium Springs Community Center.
District 2 County Commissioner Eduardo 'Lalo' Medina has scheduled a community meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 11, 2000, at St. Anthony's Parish Hall in Anthony.
A special meeting of the Doña Ana County/Las Cruces Extraterritorial Zoning Commission will be held at 5:15 p.m. Monday, May 15, 2000, in the Doña Ana County Commission Chambers at 251 W. Amador Ave.
A special meeting of the Doña Ana County/Las Cruces Extraterritorial Zoning Commission will be held from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday, May 9, 2000, in the lobby of the County Manager's Complex at 180 W. Amador Ave.
A Tuesday evening disturbance in the Medical Unit of the Doña Ana County Detention Center is being blamed on a combination of a defective cell lock and improper adherence to procedural controls, both of which were taken advantage of by Jesse Avalos in the Medical Unit.
The Extra-territorial Zoning Commission (ETZ) will host a public hearing at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 4, 2000, in the Commission Chambers of the Doña Ana County Courthouse to discuss and receive public comment on the final draft of a comprehensive plan for the extra-territorial zone that is co-governed by Doña Ana County and the City of Las Cruces.
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Quickly finding the deceased cat in a garbage bag on the side of the road, our Agents subsequently obtained a search warrant for the home. A search uncovered a broken stick encrusted with cat fibers and blood in the attic. Jean Rog Murat, 60, and his son, Robenson Murat, 29, were arrested and taken into custody.
The Kings County District Attorney indicted the duo on charges of aggravated cruelty to animals; overdriving, torturing and injuring animals; and failure to provide proper sustenance for animals. If convicted, the defendants will face a maximum of two years of incarceration.
"This was a heinous act on an innocent animal and a clear case of violent abuse," says Stacy Wolf, Vice President and Chief Counsel of the ASPCA's Humane Law Enforcement department. "We praise the district attorney for his commitment to hold these perpetrators accountable for their cruel and callous acts."
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I can't understand why someone old do this! I would love to beat them with a stick!!!!!! We need tougher laws to protect animals. We are their voice!!!!! I pray this father and son get the maximum penalty AND that they are never allowed to own an animal!!!! I seriously want to beat them!!!!!! That makes me a bad person to think that way but I can't help it! And.....why were they saving the stick?????? To do it again??????
That should say "why someone COULD do this" Made a typo
2 years is a complete joke. I really agree with everyone here. Stricter laws and punishments are necessary.
I'm usually against violence in any form but when I hear of something like this - a sentence of death by beating with a stick sounds absolutely fitting for these men. It's scary to think how anyone can adopt a pet and what they do to them behind closed doors we may never know. There's so few safe gaurds in place for these animals - dogs and cats can't call 911, they can't go to school where the teachers and counselors can notice something wrong. We need to protect these animals. The vast majority of us who would never hurt an animal need to view it as our responsibility to protect these animals against sick individuals like these.
An animal is as important as a human these people should go to prison for this horrible act!!!!
A life is a life, murder is murder. How can we get the law changed so that the penalty for killing an animal in such a way is the same as killing a human?
Two years doesn't seem nearly enough. Make the punishment more harsh, and maybe, we can see this stop happening. It's sick how people will treat innocent animals!
These people need more then 2 years they need to be commited,IF YOU WOULD DO THIS TO AN INNOCENT ANIMAL,YOU WILL DO THIS TO AN INOCCENT CHILD,Most child killers have killed animals first!!!!
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Farming and orchards are abundant in the town of Smithsburg. It is believed that a settlement existed in the area as early as 1787, however, according to records, small-town living in this rural community dates back to 1813. Originally known as "part of Shadrack's lot", Smithsburg's founder, Christopher Smith, bought this piece of land.
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By 1873, the Western Maryland Railroad connected the Washington County area to Baltimore. It also connected to Smithsburg, contributing to rapid changes in the character of the town. Later, when the Cumberland Valley Line connected to the Norfolk and Western in nearby Hagerstown, vast additional markets opened from New England to the Gulf Coast.
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I say that all in fun, I'm ready to see the kid start next to Eric Gordon and since technically EG is going to be controlling the ball hopefully he can become a sniper for now at the point, get to the basket when he has to and knock down his free throws.
good that means when i go to the game wednesday both will be in action.
^^ Not really sure. They haven't really said much about him. I guess we'll hear more in the next day or two.
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Hopefully we can keep EJ healthy for a couple months in a row and then before the trade deadline unload him for a nice package like what Okc got for Harden. It's almost unfortunate that Houston got Harden because they would have been one of the primary bidder's for EJ's services when we decide to unload him.
Not saying we will unload him, but I have my suspicions about it still.
thanks for this news. suffering through this saints game & needed something.
Good lord let basketball season start. Where the hurt can only last a few days.
Welp, due to Sandy, I couldn't fly out to my clients this week. IE i'll be at the season opener wednesday!!!
"I don't know if people know I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
Hopefully those two can somehow stay healthy most of this year. I'm talking 70+ games from each, but I would be satisfied with 65+ from each.
We've already seen in preseason so far that with good guard play, we can compete with good teams. But with bad guard play, we'll get blown out by the bad teams.
Only one team offered him a max deal and that's the one team we can't trade him to at all. I doubt Gordon would agree to play for a team after they send us the assets to justify the trade.
If we trade Gordon I highly doubt it will be before his no trade clause expires.
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Status of Jason Smith (shoulder) still being monitored, but he practiced today. Monty: "We'll see tomorrow (to make further evaluation)."
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Austin Rivers (ankle) practiced again today and will be ready to play Wednesday vs. San Antonio
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Monty hopeful Gordon will play Wednesday, may use him for now as a reserve. Monty: "It might be beneficial to have him come off the bench."
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Monty indicated Al-Farouq Aminu will start at small forward after good game at Heat. Monty: "He's going to command that spot right now."
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Anthony Davis on facing Tim Duncan on Wed.: "He's a Hall of Famer and a great guy. I'm looking forward to seeing how I match up against him"
I'm ok with Gordon off the bench for now. Bring him in slowly. I would start Mason at SG to bring perimeter shooting and help out with the ball-handling.
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MURFREESBORO, N.C. Thanks to seven first-half goals, the Pfeiffer Falcons cruised to a 8-0 victory over the Chowan Hawks in mens soccer action on Saturday afternoon. Pfeiffer scored their sixth-straight win improving to 8-3 overall while Chowan falls to 1-10.
Pfeiffer outshot the Hawks 34-5 as eight different Falcons scored, while nine total players ended up in the scoring summary. Johannes Tisell started off out the outburst with just under six minutes in after a cross by Kash Knight. Tisell and Knight then hooked up to assist Renato Barbosa on his goal just over 10 minutes later. 27 seconds later, Knight and Barbosa switched roles as Knight headed home his team-leading tenth tally of the season.
Knight put his name on the fourth goal of the day assisting on Jeff Cannons tally in the 19th minute. Alex Landim would beat two defenders 20 minutes in for an unassisted strike while Nick Brindley put home a penalty kick in the 24th minute. Tisell picked up his second helper of the day just before the half as Dany Bardizbanian scored his first of the season with 39 seconds left.
Pat Treadwell rounded out the scoring with a tally in the 81th minute on an assist from Boo Tesh. Alex Moreno and Daniel Latasa, each playing a half, combined on the shutout. Moreno stopped the lone shot on goal by Chowan in the first half.
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Born in Waukesha, Wisconsin, Craig is a fifth-generation Wisconsinite.[2][3] While growing up, Craig worked at his family's small business and was inspired by President Reagan to join the conservative movement. As such, while attending college, Craig interned with then U.S. Representative for New Mexico Heather Wilson.[4] Following graduation from UW-Milwaukee in 2002, Craig was hired as an aide to Congressman Paul Ryan.[2] He worked for Ryan for nine years while also holding a job in the private sector.[4]
From 2008 to 2010, Craig served on the Village of Big Bend Board of Trustees. He is also a licensed real estate agent.[2]
In May 2011, Dave was elected to represent the 83rd Assembly District in a special election. He was re-elected in 2012.[2]
Committee assignments
At the beginning of the 2013 legislative session, Craig served on the following committees:
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|• Campaigns and Elections
|• Family Law
|• Financial Institutions, Chair
|• Government Operations and State Licensing, Vice-chair
|• Insurance
|• Judiciary
During the 2011-2012 legislative session, Craig served on these committees:
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|• Judiciary and Ethics
|• Financial Institutions
|• Insurance
Sponsored legislation
Legislation sponsored by Craig in 2013 includes:
- AB 58/SB 70 Relating to bank service corporations and credit union service organizations.
- AB 115/SB116 Relating to remittance transfers under the Uniform Commercial Code Article 4A, relating to funds transfers.
- AB 161/SB 154 Relating to injunctions suspending or restraining the enforcement or execution statewide of a statute of this state.
- AB 189 Relating to incorporations of villages and cities involving more than one town.
- AB 277 Relating to rule-making procedures and modifying and repealing various rules promulgated by the Department of Financial Institutions.
- AB 257 Relating to exemption from civil liability for electric service providers.
- AB 514/SB 392 Relating to requiring legislation for agencies to take an action to, request federal moneys to, and use state moneys to assist the federal government to create or implement a health benefit exchange.
- SJR 38/AJR 43 Relating to religious liberty and the right of conscience.
- AB 275/SB 243 Relating to requiring approval by a municipal governing body before construction of highway roundabouts.
- AB 350 Relating to exemptions from securities registration requirements.
- AJR 49 Relating to the terms people and person.
- AB 512/SB 390 Relating to expanding the requirement of county board approval of a town amendment of its zoning ordinances.
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Craig's website highlighted the following campaign themes:
- Governing Philosophy: "I believe that that government is best which governs least. I believe that taxing of one's income and regulation of one's actions are inherently restrictive to liberty."
- State Budget Reform: "I believe our state government is too big. Every household in Wisconsin has had to adjust it's budget during these hard economic times. Our state government should be no different. I oppose raising taxes, fees or raiding segregated funds to fill our budget deficit. We need to implement massive spending cuts immediately and put our government on a spending diet that respects our individual liberties and our businesses. I PLEDGE TO OPPOSE ANY BUDGET THAT RAISES TAXES."
- Life: "I believe that life begins at conception. I oppose efforts to legalize assisted suicide. While the state should intervene as little as possible in peoples' lives, I believe the state has an inherent role in promoting a civil society that respects life at all stages."
- Marriage: "I believe marriage should be between one man and one woman. I am opposed to any legislation allowing for same sex marriages or civil unions."
- Taxes: "Our state tax code is beginning to rival the federal tax code in complexity. I believe we need to overhaul our current tax code and replace it with a simplified system. I would look at all possible reforms, including REPLACING our current progressive tax code with a consumption tax or flat tax."
- Healthcare Reform: "I support state action challenging the Constitutionality of the new federal health care mandate."
- Education: "We must reduce the tax and regulatory burden on families, allowing for more opportunity for involvement in the education of their children. I support parental choice in education, including the use of vouchers."
- Energy: "I support lifting the moratorium limiting nuclear energy production. I oppose all efforts to institute a statewide cap and trade system, or any other taxing system that penalizes carbon dioxide production."
- Tort Reform: "Our system has been abused time and time again in awarding massive non-economic damage awards to plaintiffs. This practice stifles business, bogs down the courts and tramples individual liberties. For these reasons, I support legislation capping non-economic damages."
- 2nd Amendment: "I believe this vision includes the right to carry arms, be it openly or concealed. I further believe that the legislature should approve "Castle Doctrine" legislation."
- See also: Wisconsin State Assembly elections, 2014
Elections for all 99 seats in the Wisconsin State Assembly took place in 2014. A primary election took place on August 12, 2014. The general election was held on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was June 2, 2014. Jim Brownlow was unopposed in the Democratic primary. Incumbent Dave Craig was unopposed in the Republican primary. Brownlow and Craig faced off in the general election.[5][6] Incumbent Craig defeated Brownlow, and was re-elected for another term.[7]
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Craig won re-election in the 2012 election for Wisconsin State Assembly District 83. Craig ran unopposed in the Republican primary on August 14 and defeated James Brownlow (D) in the general election on November 6, 2012.[8]
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Craig defeated James Brownlow (D) in the special election on May 3, 2011.[9][10][11]
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Comprehensive donor information for Craig is available dating back to 2011. Based on available campaign finance records, Craig raised a total of $76,173 during that time period. This information was last updated on June 7, 2013.[12]
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2012Craig won re-election to the Wisconsin State Assembly in 2012. During that election cycle, Craig raised a total of $38,133.
|Wisconsin State Assembly 2012 election - Campaign Contributions
|Top contributors to Dave Craig's campaign in 2012
|Poulsen, James D
|Kolb, Walter L
|Fenske, Christine
|Olson, James
|Huss, Gary D
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2011Craig won election to the Wisconsin State Assembly in 2011. During that election cycle, Craig raised a total of $38,040.
|Wisconsin State Assembly 2011 election - Campaign Contributions
|Top contributors to Dave Craig's campaign in 2011
|Masters, Joseph
|1St District Republican Party of Wisconsin
|Kolb, Walter L
|Schroeder, Alan E
|Masters, Judith
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|Source: Follow the Money
Craig and his wife, Amy, have five children.[4] Craig is a native of southeastern Wisconsin.[2]
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- ↑ WKBT, "3 Wis. lawmakers bid adieu to take jobs with gov," January 3, 2011
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Wisconsin State Legislature, "Representative David Craig," accessed November 22, 2013
- ↑ Vote Dave Craig, "About," accessed November 22, 2013
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Wisconsin State Assembly, "State Representative Davide Craig," accessed November 22, 2013
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability, "Candidates Registered by Office," June 11, 2014
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, "2014 Partisan Primary Candidates," accessed June 19, 2014
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, "Canvass Results for 2014 General Election," December 1, 2014
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, "Candidates on Ballot by Election - 2012 Partisan Primary 8/14/2012," accessed June 12, 2012
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, "Governor Orders Special Elections for Three Assembly Seats," February 23, 2011
- ↑ The Journal Times, "Two candidates running for Rep. Gunderson's seat - May 3 election," March 29, 2011
- ↑ Daily Journal, "Republican Craig defeats Brownlow for Assembly seat in southeast Wisconsin district," May 03, 2011
- ↑ followthemoney.org, "Craig, Dave," accessed June 7, 2013
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I spent my whole fall skateboarding and going to college at the U. I was stoked my professors let me skip the first month in the fall because of my comps down under! I went to the USSA Project Gold camp at the end of October. That was real fun and I ended up polishing up every off axis trick in both directions as well as learning dub cork 10 on the trampoline!
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A pediatric endocrinologist, Dr. Root has helped thousands of young patients at All Children's Hospital over the years. He has made many contributions to clinical care, endocrine research, pediatric medical education and child health policy. Dr. Root was a teacher and mentor for pediatric residents and endocrinology fellows who now practice in Florida and beyond. Some now lead pediatric endocrinology programs, including in Seoul and Tel Aviv.
In 1979, Dr. Root was appointed to the State of Florida's Infant Screening Advisory Committee; at that time Florida screened only for PKU (now infants are screened for more than 40 congenital disorders). He immediately began to advocate for screening for congenital hypothyroidism, which was added in 1980 and has prevented mental retardation in thousands of Florida children since that time. He advocated for and helped establish the neonatal screening program for congenital adrenal hyperplasia. Dr. Root chaired the Infant Screening Advisory Committee for 12 years.
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College Football Preview Week 7
Sorry for the delays everyone. I am without a PC at this time, so this preview was done and sent via my ipod Touch. Hope to be back up to speed as soon as possible.The game of the week is still the Red River Shootout, because it has huge implications for the post season. Texas fell to 3 in the latest polls, mainly because although they are undefeated they have not played well against mediocore competition. Last week the Colorado defense was able to keep the Longhorn offense in check for most of the game. This is the same defense that allowed 54 point to Toledo. If the Oklahoma defense can bring their A game as they have for more of the season, Texas is going to struggle to move the ball. Their best bet is to hope their offensive line can give Colt McCoy time to throw deep, where the Oklahoma secondary is suspetible. For Oklahoma, the return of Sam Bradford was huge, and this week, if they can get wide receiver Ryan Broyles back, they will feel even better. This would allow backs DeMarco Murray and Chris Brown to focus on the running game. This is how OU wins. They get their offensive line on track early in the run game, and Bradford takes his shots deep. The offensive line will have it's hands full with Sergio Kindle, but beyond him, this Texas defense is no the talent laden unit we've seen in the past. Last year, the Longhorns controlled both lines of scrimmage, but this year, Oklahoma should have the advantage there.You all know I'm going to be rooting for OU. But up until last Saturday night I wasn't really thinking in terms of an upset. but now, after what happened last week, and the potential of Broyles return, there's no doubt that Oklahoma can do it. But will Big Choke Bob bring in his team pumped and ready to play, or as we've seen in the past in big games, flat and lifeless? If your football week needs to start early, don't miss the explosive offensive of (8)Cincinnati heading down to battle the dominant defense of (21)South Florida. This mathcup is a classic battle of strength against strength.In this corner we have Bearcat quarterback Tony Pike and that crazy efficient Bearcat spread offense. They run a hurry up no huddle spread passing offense that has been scoring at a clip of less than 2 minutes per drive. This poses a unique challenge to any defense because of substitution problems, but with USF, they should be up to the challenge. A lot will fall on safety Nate Allen who will have to keep players in position and get the calls in a hurry. He'll also have to contend with Bearcat wide out Mardy Gilyard who has no qualms about coming over the middle and make tough catches. I fully expect Pike to move the ball with success against the Bulls defense if his line can keep George Selvie and Jason Peirre-Paul out of the backfield.In this corner we have the USF Bulls defense. They are top ten in scoring and yards allowed and have forced 16 turnovers this year. They do it by getting a ton of pressure without committing a lot of players to the rush, and that allows them to keep more people in coverage. If the Bulls can force some turnovers, kill some drives and give their offense some short fields, they will have a chance.So if the strengths are so comparable is may come down to the Bulls offense against the Bearcat D. Both units have questions. The Bulls offense is lead by a freshman quarterback, BJ Daniels, and the Bearcats have had problems getting off the field on third time. Which of these units who come up biggest will in all likelyhood be the winner.I'm not sure if any team has been a bigger surprise than (4)Virginia Tech. They haven't been flashy, and they don't have any big names but once they walloped Miami, everyone had to pay attention. This week they get the triple option of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. This game will come down to really one thing. If the Hokie defense can neutralize the option attack, it'll be game over. Seems in any game that Georgia Tech's offense sputters, it means that the defense ends up on the field more, and they show it. I think the Yellow Jackets are tired of being given no respect, and they take it personal when the Hokie team comes to town. The defense will step up against quarterback Tyron Taylor, and Jonathan Dwyer is going to run roughshod over a talented Hokie defense.The last of the big 3 for this week is USC traveling to Notre' Dame. I know that USC still has their eyes on a PAC-10 title, and a BCS Bowl, but I think this game is much bigger for Notre Dame. What a statement game this would be to beat the Trojans. I would feel much better about this game for the Fighting Irish if they were at full strength. But minus their best wide out Michael Floyd and star quarterback Jimmy Calusen still nursing turf toe they may have their work cut out for them against an improving Trojan defense anchored by Super Safety Taylor Mays.This game, like the Cincinnati/South Florida mathcup could be decided by the other two groups. If USC can get the run game going against the Notre dame D, they can keep Clausen and that explosive offense off the field. Something tells me USC goes in and handles this tough road challenge, which almost guarantees that Notre Dame will win. Take it for what it is.Some quick hits-Arkansas travels to Florida in a classic David and Goliath story, Texas Tech brings that video game offense to the stout D of Nebraska, Iowa travels to the always dangerous Wisconsin Badgers, and an overrated South Carolina team heads to their doom in Alabama.Players to watch-
Nebraska DT Ndamukong Suh-The best defensive player in the nation tries to do it all against the Red Raiders.USC S Taylor Mays-The second best defensive player in the nation has to slow down the Fighting Irish passing offense.
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