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Has your favorite TV show been cancelled or will it be back for the 2012–2013 TV season? If your favorite series is on the list below, you have our condolences.
This list encompasses shows that have ended or have been cancelled and won't be back for the 2012-13 season. It covers those that have gotten the ax roughly between September 1, 2011 and August 31, 2012. In some cases, the last episodes of shows aired months earlier but the network didn't get around to canceling the series until later. If you don't see what you're looking for, try the 2010–2011 listings, the 2009–2010 listings, or maybe you've gotten lucky!
This list used to include Breaking Bad but, since the last half of season five won't air until 2012-13 we're putting it on the 2012-13 list.
Because there have been so many cancellations, we've split this list up into three pages. This is the first. You can also check out page two and page three.
Most recent additions: The Buried Life, Dog Whisperer, How to Rock, and Teen Mom.
Now, let's take a moment to bow our heads and remember these fallen TV series…
The network pulled the reality series after just two episodes aired. CBS may get around to releasing the remaining installments.
101 Ways to Leave a Game Show (ABC)
We'll never find out what the rest of the "ways" were. The last episode of the competition series aired on July 26, 2011.
Against the Wall (Lifetime)
This family cop drama didn't catch on with a large enough audience so it was canned after one season on the air. The last episode aired in September.
Alcatraz (FOX)
The ratings started off strong but faded over the course of the season. It's been cancelled and all 13 episodes have aired.
All-American Muslim (TLC)
This docu-series follows the lives of five Lebanese American Muslim families who live in Dearborn, Michigan. The show started off with decent ratings and positive reviews. Viewership had declined significantly by the end of the eight episodes so it wasn't renewed.
Allen Gregory (FOX)
Co-created by and starring Jonah Hill, this animated series aggravated lots of people but didn't keep enough of them coming back week after week. FOX aired all seven episodes and there won't be any more.
Are You There Chelsea? (NBC)
This sitcom started out okay but quickly lost steam over the course of 12 episodes.
The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Disney XD)
After two seasons, the animated series is coming to an end. It'll be replaced by a new show, Avengers Assemble, in 2013.
Awake (NBC)
It started out strong and had good reviews but viewers tuned out over time. It won't be back.
Bent (NBC)
Execs contended that they weren't burning through the six episodes when they aired them in three weeks. Regardless, the sitcom won't be back for a second season.
Best Friends Forever (NBC)
The peacock network pulled the plug on future airings of this sitcom due to low ratings.
Blue Mountain State (Spike TV)
There won't be a fourth season of the football comedy as the cable channel has decided to focus on reality programming.
Bored to Death (HBO)
Starring Jason Schwartzman, Zach Galifianakis and Ted Danson, this show revolves around a man with writers block. The ratings dropped a lot in season three so HBO opted not to give it a fourth season.
Breaking In (FOX)
The sitcom was saved once from cancellation but won't be rescued again.
Breakout Kings (A&E)
The show lasted for two seasons. The ratings started out strong enough but declined over the course of the 23 episodes.
Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures (Nickelodeon)
This kids' sitcom was cancelled after one season. Only 18 of the 26 episodes have aired to date.
Bud United Presents: The Big Time (ABC)
This reality competition ran for seven episodes at 3pm on Saturday afternoons.
The Buried Life (MTV)
The guys' travels have come to an end — at least in this incarnation.
Buried Treasure (FOX)
Leigh and Leslie Kelso may continue travelling the country in search of rare antiques but they won't be seen on FOX.
Camelot (Starz)
The ratings weren't great and there would have been production challenges in making a second season so the cable channel pulled the plug. The drama lasted 10 episodes.
Cash Cab (Discovery)
The game show that gave taxi passengers a chance to win cash prizes has ended after seven years on the air.
A comedic action series, this show was delayed until late in the season. When it finally debuted, few noticed. CBS burned off most of the episodes on Saturday nights.
Charlie's Angels (ABC)
The original series was a big success for ABC but this one flopped. Production was shut down after eight episodes and the show was cancelled.
Chuck (NBC)
Has there ever been a time when this TV show wasn't in danger of being cancelled? NBC decided to renew it for a fifth and final season of 13 episodes, giving the cast and crew ample time to craft a series finale.
The Closer (TNT)
Kyra Sedgwick supposedly made the decision to end this top-rated series after seven seasons on the air. Though Brenda Leigh Johnson will depart, some of the characters will continue in a spin-off called Major Crimes.
Combat Hospital (ABC)
This series was a disappointment for the network and they only aired 12 of the 13 episodes. They cancelled the show and Shaw Media, who produces the show, couldn't find another American outlet to help pay for a second season.
Countdown with Keith Olbermann (Current TV)
Using the same name from his long-running MSNBC show, Olbermann lasted less than a year before parting ways with Current TV.
CSI: Miami (CBS)
After 10 seasons, David Caruso can give back the sunglasses. The show ended with 232 episodes total.
Damages (DirecTV)
The show was picked up for two seasons when FX dropped it. It turns out that season five, airing Summer 2012, will be the show's last.
Desperate Housewives (ABC)
Rather than wait until the ratings dropped any further, the network agreed to close down Wisteria Lane after eight seasons on the air.
Dog Whisperer (A&E)
After more than 150 episodes and nine seasons, the Cesar Millan program is coming to a close. The series finale will air on September 15th.
Dog the Bounty Hunter (Nat Geo Wild)
A show that helped to put the cable channel on the map is ending after eight seasons.
Dragon Ball Z Kai (Nick)
This animated series ended after one season and 97 episodes. It's being replaced Dragon Ball GT.
Ebert Presents: At the Movies (PBS)
Continuing the format of film criticism that was made popular by Ebert and Gene Siskel, this weekly program reviews a number of new and classic films. It didn't find enough financial support and ended up being put on hiatus.
Escape Routes (NBC)
Sponsored by Ford, this competition series didn't garner much interest on Saturday nights.
Eureka (Syfy)
Based on the ratings, this show was apparently too expensive to continue producing. The fifth and final season will air in mid-2012. After the cancellation announcement came down, the cable channel ordered an additional episode to allow Eureka some sort of proper finale.
Ev and Ocho (VH1)
Envisioned as a follow-up to Basketball Wives, this series follows Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson and Evelyn Lozada's relationship. It was cancelled before any of the 11 episodes had aired.
Expedition Impossible (ABC)
This summer reality competition lasted 10 episodes and one season but the network apparently felt that a second season was, well, impossible.
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (ABC)
Ty Pennington and his crew are getting a little rest. The network has cancelled the reality show but will still air it as occasional specials.
Fear Factor (NBC)
Joe Rogan won't have to witness any more disgusting stunts. NBC has dropped the series again.
The Finder (FOX)
This Bones spin-off stumbled out of the gate and just never caught on. It's been cancelled after 13 episodes.
The Firm (NBC)
This highly-promoted legal series was a ratings disappointment and NBC burned off the remaining episodes on Saturday nights.
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NORFOLK --AltDaily's picked out some fun things to do this weekend in Hampton Roads.
Olde Towne Fall Crawl in Portsmouth.
Get yourself and all of your friends ready for our most popular pub crawl as the 6th annual Olde Towne Fall Crawl prepares to roll through the streets of historic Olde Towne Portsmouth.
Chesapeake Humane Society's 16th Annual Bark in the Park & 5k Doggy Dash is the largest fund raising event of the year. With more than 10,000 attendees, it's become Chesapeake's most talked about pet event!
Eat the Streets food trucks gather Oct. 8 in Hampton. Organized by Casey Haas, who co-owns STUFT Not Your Average Street Food with his brother, Alex, the event will bring together STUFT, Hubcap Grille, Wrap-n-Roll and Twisted Sisters Cupcakes. In addition to street food, there'll be music from the Sean Petersen Experiment, a pop-up art gallery, live painting by Cha Cha Mubinga, and arts and crafts for the kids.


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ELON — The theme for the Elon men's basketball team was to be aggressive in Saturday afternoon's Maui Invitational mainland game against Colgate.
After a seesaw first half, the Phoenix answered coach Matt Matheny's call.
Thanks to an explosive couple minutes in the second half, Elon opened a 21-point lead and held on for an 81-72 victory at Alumni Gym.
Elon (2-1) used a 15-3 run in a span of a little more than three minutes in the first few minutes of the second half to build what eventually became a 20-point lead.
"It was very aggressive. That's definitely the word of the day," said Elon guard Austin Hamilton. "(The goal) was to go out and initiate first. The start of the second half, that dictates the rest of the game."
After the teams traded misses to start the second half, Elon junior Ryley Beaumont drained a 3. A Colgate (1-3) turnover then led to a thunderous one-handed dunk by forward Lucas Troutman.
The Phoenix wasn't finished as Troutman blocked a shot on the next possession. When Beaumont drained another 3, less than a minute after his first one, Colgate coach Matt Langel needed a timeout.
In 48 seconds, the Phoenix had turned a six-point lead into a 14-point advantage.
"That series right there, that's huge. That gets the crowd going and gets us going, too," said Troutman, who led Elon with 18 points and had seven blocked shots.
It was an energy boost that was sustained long enough for the Phoenix to build a 69-49 lead with 9:07 left.
Colgate didn't go away, switching to an extended 2-3 zone defense that stymied Elon down the stretch.
"We got a little tentative when they went zone," Matheny said. "We're a good zone offensive team, but that can happen in a game."
Elon guard Jack Isenbarger, who scored 12 points in a 19 minutes limited by foul trouble, said it was a matter of being slightly careless.
"I think after we made the big run and got up by 20 we got a little casual with the basketball … and didn't look to score like we had been," Isenbarger said. "We weren't attacking the same way."
A 3-pointer by Colgate's Damon Newsome cut Elon's lead to 74-68 with 1:24 left, but free throws by Hamilton and Troutman ended any comeback hopes for Colgate.
"We're thrilled with the victory," Matheny said. "We wish the end of the game wasn't as close as it was, but we played aggressive. And that was our No. 1 goal coming in."
Elon closed what was a back-and-forth first half with a short burst of energy to take a 41-35 halftime lead. Baskets from Troutman and Tony Sabato in the final 90 seconds, along with a charge drawn by Josh Bonney, helped Elon take confidence to the locker room.
The first half featured eight lead changes, with the biggest lead being an early 13-6 lead for Colgate.
Colgate's Murphy Burnatowski ended up with 18 points, tied with Troutman for the game-high, but missed all six of his shots in the second half.
-- TIP-INS …: Bonney, a fifth-year senior, supplied an assist along with a drawn charge in the last minute of the first half. … After scoring eight points in each of his first two games, Elon freshman Tanner Samson hit four 3-pointers for 12 points. … Troutman became the third different player in three games to lead Elon in scoring. … Matheny was pleased with his team's defense, especially in the second half. Colgate was 22-for-58 from the field.
-- FLORIDA ATLANTIC 64, COPPIN STATE 61: In the second game, a shot by Coppin State's Patrick Cole at the buzzer fell short and Florida Atlantic hung on. Florida Atlantic led by 25 points at halftime, but Coppin State rallied to tie the game in the last minute.
Florida Atlantic freshman guard Stefan Moody, who is the school's first Parade All-American, made a pair of free throws to break the tie and became the eventual game-winners.


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First, Target is split into 2 sections. Hardlines and Softlines.
Softlines: All clothing, shoes, jewelry, accessories, and infant items
Hardlines: Everything else
Softlines have set days for mark-downs. Hardlines do not.
At my store, the softline schedule is:
Monday - Boys, Girls, and Infants (the non-clothes infants (aka infant gondolas) may or may not go down on this day, a majority of the items will, but can go down on different days).
Tuesday - Ready To Wear (aka Womens, Juniors, and Plus)
Wednesday - Mens
Thursday - Lingerie, Hosiery, Women's Active Wear, and Shoes
Friday - Jewelry, Purses, Accessories
The way pricing works (this will explain how Hardlines is marked down): The pricing team prints out the labels for the day, these are small price increases and "Price Cuts" (not to be confused with "Temporary Price Cuts" which have an end date).
Then, the pricing team goes to the pricing section of the PDA, and does "todays load". It gives them a section, aisle, and location of the mark-down. If it is a price cut, the PDA will tell them to scan the label, if it is going on mark-down, it will tell them to scan the item to "activate".
It is normal to have a 1,000 price changes in a day for the pricing team to do (which is usually 2-3 people). Many of these price changes you won't ever notice. For example, one time I had to mark nail polish up a penny. That is 20+ labels to scan and put up. I'm pretty sure it cost more for the pricing teams salary than they would make on the item.
There are 3 categories of clearance. First, Further, and Final. First is usually 30%, except HBA (Health & Beauty Aids) and sometimes Grocery, which can start at 15%. Further, is 50% (and 30% for those that started at 15%). Final is 75%.
Mark downs are usually 2 weeks between markdowns, but may go faster toward the end. It is general guideline, not a rule. All mark-downs come from corporate, and the store has no control over when an item is marked down or up. The only exceptions are "Additional Markdowns" (see below) and "Repackage" items. But even those items, the PDA gives the price, we just print out the label.
After 75%, most items are salvaged, though certain items can be salvaged sooner, usually higher end products, such as Dyson and Flip cameras. When an items is salvaged, it is marked out of the system, and taken to Receiving, put in a Salvage box, which the Receiving clerk checks against the salvage report, and most times is sent to GoodWill or a Reverse Logistics company that pays pennies on the pound for the salvaged items.
The Pricing Team Lead may decide to take an "Additional Mark-Down" on some items that were supposed to go salvage. For instance, if there is a lot of an item because it missed mark-down, was mis-stocked, or in the backroom, an additional may be done. An additional will most times be 85%, unless the item was salvaged at 50%, the additional would be 75%. An Additional Mark-Down requires the approval of the Pricing Team Lead or an LOD, or in some instances, both, so not "any" employee can do it for you.
There is also two kinds of Clearance. Ticketed and Non-Ticketed.
Non-Ticketed is clearance that is usually seasonal, and follows an approximately 10-day markdown schedule. Non-ticketed is obviously not ticketed, and will have Red with White Lettering signs that state "mark-down taken at register". Non-ticketed will start at 30%, 50%, 75%, then 90%. Non-ticketed is also done in the computer, so it will be active within a few hours of opening.
Ticketed- obviously has red & white stickers on them, and will have (if any) signs up that are White w/ Red Lettering that states "prices as marked". Ticketed items are marked down throughout the day.
*These signs may be put up in front of the wrong things, the Pricing Team may have new people or people helping that do not know the difference.
Hardlines clearance does follow a little of a schedule, but it is not absolute. A majority of Electronics will get marked down on Mondays, HBA on Fridays, ect.. There is a schedule in the Wiki that is pretty close, but Hardlines items can go at any time. The days/schedule is usually when the clearance endcaps are scanned and further and final markdowns are done. There is not a set day the pricing team has for this, it is determined that day if an endcap in a certain area is required to be scanned or not.
As for items not marked or found for salvage. At the end of each Pricing Day the un-found items that are still in the PDA are "activated". That is why you may find an item that is not marked, but scans the clearance price, or a clearance item that scans at a lower price than ticketed. Even if 1 item is found, but there are 2 other in the wrong place, once that first one is scanned, it activates that price for the rest of the items with that DPCI.
Some other things that may help you with shopping with Target.
Have you ever wondered what the location (example) A35(1)3-5-5 means?
A - the section of the store
35 - the aisle
(1) - the start of the location
3 - the section of gondola in the aisle
5 - how many shelves up from the floor it is
5 - the spaces over that the item is
Section of the store- pretty self-explanatory Most aisles will have a letter and a number at the start and end of the aisle.
The aisle - Starts with 1 toward the front of the store in each section, and goes on.
The start of the location, let's take the eye car aisle, for example. The first section of this aisle is pegs with glasses hanging on it. The next 3 gondolas are shelves 5 rows high with contact solution and eye drops. The next 2 gondolas are only 4 shelves high with diabetes health care. For each new kind of gondola, the section numbers will start at 1 again. So the glasses will be on A6(1), the contact solution and eye drops would start at A6(2), and the Diabetes care would be A6(2). This helps understand the next numbers. Other location numbers are (0) - which means it's an endcap, and (99) - which means it's a sidecap. For endcaps, the Odd number is on the main aisle, and the Even number is the "back" endcap (where the clearance endcaps are). A co-worker once told me "It's odd that the even are on the back", a little mnemonics device to help me remember.
The section of the gondola in the aisle. There are usually 6 gondolas in an aisle. You can see the separation of the shelves going down the aisle. The numbers start at 1 from the main aisle. So, A may start at 1 and go <-- and B will start at 1 and go -->
The number of shelves up from the bottom. If the item is hanging, it may have a P1, P2, P3, ect.. or an F1, F2, F3, ect.. Otherwise, it is the standard 1, 2, 3, 4, ect..
The spaces an item is over on that gondola.
If you look at the label picture below, you will see this (from the top-down)
DPCI (DePt Class Item)
Location (the shelf label will only include the last three location numbers, it assumes you already know which aisle you are in).
The number next to the location is how many items will be facing. In the example: *01 means that it will have 1 row, and the * means it has multiple locations at the time the shelf label was made. The * could mean that it is simply below and above (like printer paper is) or it could be on an endcap, or in this case, the front of the store.
The number under that is the last of the UPC. Most times they will match up, but sometimes they do, because the manufacturer may have made a different UPC for a bonus pack, new packaging, ect.. but Target still keeps the same DPCI.
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You will then receive texts from Target supplying you a link to go to on your phone. You will need internet on your phone to use that link. Just show the barcode to your cashier and they just need to scan it.
Coupon is unique per phone# and can only be used once per item.
Don't have internet on your phone? That's fine- sign up any way and then on your computer go here [target.com]. Enter your phone number and print out the barcode.
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Your text message link should be in the form
Use the link below filling in the missing info.
1) Target puts out their own coupons on their website. You can combine Target coupons and use them with manufacturer's coupons. So if you have a Target coupon for Heinz Ketchup for $1.00, and a manufacturer's coupon for Heinz Ketchup for $1.00 - you are allowed to use them both together and get $2.00 off your ketchup purchase. So check Target's website, I think they put up new coupons every other weekend.
2) You can also find Target coupons in the newspaper. If they aren't in your newspaper, check e*bay and coupon clipper sites - do a search for "Target coupons" and see what comes up. You can also combine these with manufacturer's coupons. Right now there are Target insert/newspaper coupons for $2.00 off Kotex items and there are manufacturer's coupons for $1.00 or $.50 off Kotex items. This makes some of the Kotex items FREE.
3) Check your coupons and make sure that they don't say "excludes trial items" on them. If they don't, you should be able to use them on trial items, potentially getting them FREE. (This varies from store to store, some stores will refuse you.) Not long ago, there were $1.00 Tide detergent coupons, and you could use them on the Tide trial sizes which were $1.00 = FREE Tide.
4) Keep your eyes open for coupons in the actual store. Sometimes Target will have tearpads, peelies, hangtags, etc, that are Target coupons. Again, you can combine them with your manufacturer coupons. Right now there are $1.00 Target Ziplock coupons attached to some Ziplock items in the store + $1.00 Ziplock manufacterer coupons = some pretty cheap darn Ziplock stuff..
5) Watch the Target ads for gift card deals. These are AWESOME. Combined with coupons, sometimes Target will pay YOU to take items off their hands. The last major one I remember was the Venus or Fusion razors.. it was buy two, get a $5 or $10 gift card, I can't remember which. And there were $4 coupons available to use on the razors. Buy two razors, use two $4 coupons and get handed a gift card back.. good deal. There's also a Sobe gift card deal coming up, making the Sobe free using coupons.
6) Keep your eyes open for coupons that say "buy x product, get y product free." Then combine those with other coupons. Example: I had coupons for $1.00 off Chinet plates. I also had coupons for FREE Heinz ketchup when you buy Chinet plates. I ALSO had $3 off $15 partyware purchase Target coupon. Combine all those, and I now live in a Chinet fort and take baths in ketchup. My skin has never looked so smooth (and tomatoey) and my utility bills have never been so high. (I'm kidding, I'm kidding.. )
Hope that helps out a little bit. We were all new once. Feel free to PM someone when you have a question about something they post here.. if they don't answer, at least you tried, right? And a bunch of people will answer.
New TQs today:
Abreva Conceal cold sore patch $2 off x010713
Almay intense i-color cosmetic item (ETS) $1 off x120112
Almay makeup remover (ETS) $1 off x120112
Almay Smart Shade cosmetic item (ETS) $2 off x120112
Archer Farms chips 8oz. or larger $1off2 x120112
Archer Farms frozen pizza $1.25off2 x120112
Archer Farms or Market Pantry snacks - Fruit snacks or Snack bars $1off2 x120112
Archer Farms snacks - Trail mix or Nuts (ESS) $1.50off2 x120112
Arm & Hammer cat litter $1 off x120112
Arm & Hammer laundry detergent (ETS) $1 off x120112
Aveeno facial care item or hand & body skin care lotion (ETS) $1 off x120112
Baby Einstein Discovering Music activity table $5 off x120812
Bagel Bites snacks 9ct. $2off2 x120112
Bertolli pasta sauce $1.50off2 x112412
Boots & Barkley pet bed or bed cover $3 off $13.99 or higher x120112
C&H sugar 2 or 5# 65¢off2 x120112
Ceramic dinnerware item $3 off $9.99 or higher x120112
Christmas tree $10 off $100 or higher x120112
Coca-Cola brand soda 20oz. 50¢off2 x112412
Coleman or Aerobed sporting goods item 5% off x112112
Cottonelle items - Bath tissue 6pk. or larger AND Fresh wipes 42ct. or larger $2 off wyb BOTH x120112
Crisco item - Shortening, Spray, or Oil $1 off x112412
Crock-Pot seasoning mix Small appliance Dept. 75¢ off x120112
Decorative toss pillow B1G1 50%off x120112
Domino sugar 2 to 4# 65¢off2 x120112
Dove chocolate 7.94oz. or larger $1.50off2 x112412
Folgers Gourmet Selections bagged coffee 10oz. $1 off x112412
Good 'n Natural nutrition bars (ESS) $1 off x120112
Greeting cards (Excludes cards under $1) $2off3 x120112
Greeting cards 20 5x7 FREE wyb 40 or more 5x7 greeting cards x120812
Hellmann's or Best Foods mayonnaise 9oz. or larger $1off2 x112412
Holiday décor item (Excludes stationery items) $2 off $8 or higher x120112
Hunt's canned diced tomatoes 14.5oz. $1off4 x112412
Infantino Pop & Play Pop & Swap gym $5 off x120112
International Delight coffee creamer 16oz. 50¢ off x120112
Kids' accessory item B1G1 50% off x120112
Kids' apparel item 20% off x120112
Kids' holiday activity kits $2off3 x122412
Knorr Homestyle cooking stocks 4pk. 75¢ off x112412
Kodak photo calendar 8.5x11 20% off x120812
Lipton tea - Bags or Mix 75¢off2 x112412
Liz Lange purchase of $20 or more $5 off x120112
M&M's chocolate candy 9.3oz. or larger $1.50off2 x112412
Marie Callender's frozen pie 28oz. or larger AND Reddi Whip 6.5 to 7oz. $1.50 off wyb BOTH x112412
Marie Callender's single-serve pie 75¢ off x112412
Market Pantry cheese item (ESS) $1off2 x120112 (Void in CA, LA, & TN)
Market Pantry chunky or homestyle canned soup $1.50off3 x120112
Market Pantry condensed soup 10.5oz. or larger 75¢off3 x120112
Market Pantry dry pasta $1off3 x120112
Market Pantry frozen fruit 40oz. or larger $1 off x120112
Market Pantry ice cream 48oz. $1off2 x120112 (Void in CA, CO, LA, NV, & TN)
Market Pantry juice 15oz. or larger (Excludes refrigerated juice) $1off2 x120112
Market Pantry pasta sauce $1off2 x120112
Nate Berkus bed sheets or bathroom item 20% off x120112
NetTalk cordless VoIP calling device $10 off x120112
Optimal Solutions nutritional supplement (ETS) $2 off x120112
OxiClean laundry care item (ETS) $1 off x120112
Pam cooking spray or Wesson canola/vegetable oil 48oz. 75¢ off x112412
Philips USB or battery operated decorative lights $1 off x122412
Pillsbury baking items $1off2 x112412
PowerBar nutrition bars 4pk. or larger B1G1 50% off x120112
Project Seven gum B1G1 FREE x120112
Purell sanitizing item 8oz. or larger $1 off x120112
Scrubbing Bubbles Total Kitchen cleaner 11oz. $1 off x120712
Seattle's Best bagged coffee 12oz. $1 off wyb Dixie PerfecTouch cups x112412
Skinny Cow chocolate candy item (ESS) $3off2 x120112
Slim Jim beef jerky - Dare 2.9oz. or Steakhouse 3.15oz. $1.50 off x112412
Smuckers or Jif sandwich spread $1off2 x112412
Snuggle liquid fabric softener (ETS) $1 off x120112
Sonia Kashuk cosmetic item (ETS) $2 off x120112
Sonia Kashuk cosmetic item (ETS) $2 off x120112 (different barcode ???)
Swiss Miss cocoa mix 8ct. or larger 50¢off2 x112412
Target Home brand table cloth $3 off x120112
The Art of Hearing Heartbeats book $2 off x120812
Threshold home item 20% off x120112
up & up baby formula $1.50off2 x120112
up & up cleaning item (Excludes items under $1) $1.50off2 x120112
up & up digestive health item (ETS) 75¢off x120112
up & up disposable tabletop items $1off2 x120112
up & up facial skin care item (ETS) 75¢ off x120112
up & up feminine care item (ETS) 75¢ off x120112
up & up food wrap or food storage item $1off2 x120112
up & up hand soap 7.5oz. or larger 50¢ off x120112
up & up laundry care items - Dryer sheets 105ct. or larger, Fabric softener, or Bleach (ETS) $1off2 x120112
up & up oral care item (ETS) 50¢ off x120112
up & up pain relief item (ETS) $1off2 x120112
up & up paper towels 6pk. or larger $1.50off2 x120112
up & up vitamins or nutritional supplement (ETS) 75¢ off x120112
Women's Merona purchase of $20 or more (Excludes accessories, hosiery, and shoes) $5 off x120112
Women's outerwear purchase of $50 or more (Excludes C9 Outerwear) $10 off x120112
Women's plus apparel purchase of $20 or more $5 off x120112
Women's sweater purchase of $25 or more $5 off x120112
Anyone know if/when the infamous glade deal will start? Haven't shopped T in a long time with all the hassle it's caused so I'm hoping to get back into it with this deal. Thanks and will rep!!
Please rep others when they are helpful in some way to you!Thank you to sduramom for putting me past 1000 reps!!!
Thanks to everyone on the SD RA forum who has helped me get my stockpile to where it is now!
Purina One 8lb + dry dog food $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina Beggin or Busy dog treats $1/2 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina Beneful dry dog food 3.5 lb + $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina One dry cat food 3.5 lb+ $2/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina puppy, dog, cat, or kitten Chow $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina Beneful Prepared Meals wet dog food tubs B4G1 TQ (12/31/12)
Tidy Cats Litter 7.5 lb + $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Fancy Feast 24 3oz cans $1/24 or one 24ct variety pack $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina Beneful Baked Delights $1/2 TQ (12/31/12)
$5GC when you buy 2 Curel. Got those: http://www.target.com/p/curel-ult...term=cure
Burts Bee- a lot of stuff were marked for GC deal. Cheapest Hydration Treatment product was $9.99 cream cleanser. Wipes worked for GC as well http://www.target.com/p/burt-s-be...term=burts bee Funny thing that both $3MQ for Hydration Therapy cleansers coupons attached to sensitive wipes, and only one $3TQ went fine, another beeped, even if i had 2 cleansers.
thank you all
looking for probiotics, tena products,Shutterfly, Thermacare Lower Back HeatWraps. Please send pm if you have some so we could make an exchange
Beggin Strips are 2.50 for 6 oz.
Jerky is 3.99 and 4.49 I think--bought lots before with the TQ and the $1 peelie on the bags.
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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To diagnose, as necessary, a current, recent, or past case of chickenpox or shingles; to demonstrate immunity to the varicella zoster virus (VZV) or the potential for reactivating a VZV infection prior to receiving immunosuppressive drugs
When to Get Tested?
When you have atypical and/or severe symptoms and your doctor wants to distinguish between a VZV infection and another cause; when a doctor wants to check whether or not you are immune to VZV; sometimes prior to an organ transplant or when a child, pregnant woman, or an immune-compromised person has been exposed to someone with chickenpox
Sample Required?
A blood sample drawn from a vein in your arm for VZV antibody testing; to detect the virus itself, a sample of fluid from a blister (vesicle), blood, cerebrospinal fluid, or other body fluid or tissue
Test Preparation Needed?
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Chickenpox and shingles are caused by an infection with the varicella zoster virus (VZV), a member of the herpes virus family. Varicella zoster virus tests detect either antibodies produced by the immune system in response to a VZV infection or detect the virus itself.
Tests for chickenpox and shingles may be performed to detect and diagnose a current or past infection with VZV. Most often, testing is not necessary to diagnosis an active infection because it can be made from clinical signs and symptoms, but in some people with atypical skin lesions, a diagnostic test helps to confirm the infection. In some people, especially organ transplant recipients and pregnant women, the tests may be used to diagnose a current infection or to determine whether or not they have developed immunity from prior infection or by vaccination.
Before the introduction and widespread use of a chickenpox vaccine in 1995, nearly everyone in the United States became infected by VZV by the time they were an adult. While VZV is present in its latent form in many adults who were infected as children, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the incidence of new cases of chickenpox has declined significantly. Two doses of the vaccine are about 98% effective in preventing the infection, and those who do become infected usually have milder symptoms.
Varicella zoster virus can cause chickenpox in the young and in adults who have not been vaccinated or previously exposed. The primary infection is highly contagious, passing from person to person through coughing or sneezing or touching fluid from blisters. In a primary infection, an itchy rash emerges about two weeks after exposure to the virus, followed by the formation of pimple-like papules that become small, fluid-filled blisters (vesicles). The vesicles break, form a crust, and then heal. This process occurs in two or three waves or "crops" of several hundred vesicles over a few days.
Once the initial infection has resolved, the virus becomes latent, persisting in sensory nerve cells. The person develops antibodies during the infection that usually prevent them from getting chickenpox again. However, later in life and in those with weakened immune systems, the virus can reactivate, migrating down the nerve cells to the skin, causing shingles (also known as herpes zoster). Symptoms of shingles include a mild to intense burning or itching pain in a band of skin at the waist, the face, or another location. It is usually in one place on one side of the body but can also occur in multiple locations. Several days after the pain, itching, or tingling begins, a rash, with or without vesicles, forms in the same location. In most people, the rash and pain subside within a few weeks, and the virus again becomes latent. A few may have pain that lingers for several months.
A shingles vaccine is now available for older adults that lowers the risk for having a reactivation of the virus that presents as shingles and lessens the severity of the symptoms if it does occur. In 2006, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) began recommending a shingles vaccination for all adults aged 60 years and older. However, the vaccine is not recommended for those who have weakened immune systems.
Most cases of chickenpox and shingles resolve without complications. In people with weakened immune systems, such as those with HIV/AIDS or organ transplant recipients, it can be more severe and long-lasting. In some cases, it may not become latent and may spread to the central nervous system.
In pregnant women, the effects of exposure to VZV on a developing baby or newborn depend on when it occurs and on whether or not the mother has been previously exposed. In the first 20 to 30 weeks of pregnancy, a primary VZV infection may, rarely, cause congenital abnormalities in the unborn baby. If the infection occurs one to three weeks before delivery, the baby may be born with or acquire chickenpox after birth, although the baby may be partially protected by the mother's antibodies. If a newborn is exposed to VZV at birth and does not have maternal antibody protection, then the VZV infection can be fatal.
How is the sample collected for testing?
The sample required depends on whether testing is being done to determine the presence of antibodies or to detect the virus itself and on the health status of the person. Antibody testing requires a blood sample drawn from a vein in the arm. Viral detection may be done on a variety of samples, including a sample of vesicle fluid, blood, cerebrospinal fluid, other body fluid, or tissue.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed.
The Test
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NOTE: This article is based on research that utilizes the sources cited here as well as the collective experience of the Lab Tests Online Editorial Review Board. This article is periodically reviewed by the Editorial Board and may be updated as a result of the review. Any new sources cited will be added to the list and distinguished from the original sources used.
Sources Used in Current Review
Kaneshiro, N. (Updated 2011 August 2). Chickenpox. MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia [On-line information]. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001592.htm. Accessed December 2012.
Papadopoulos, A. et. al. (Updated 2011 June 20). Chickenpox. Medscape Reference [On-line information]. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1131785-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed December 2012.
Couturier, M. et. al. (Updated 2012 August). Varicella-Zoster Virus - VZV. ARUP Consult [On-line information]. Available online at http://www.arupconsult.com/Topics/VZV.html?client_ID=LTD through http://www.arupconsult.com. Accessed December 2012.
(© 1995-2012). Varicella-Zoster Virus (VZV) Antibody, IgG and IgM, Serum. Mayo Clinic Mayo Medical Laboratories [On-line information]. Available online at http://www.mayomedicallaboratories.com/test-catalog/Overview/84424 through http://www.mayomedicallaboratories.com. Accessed December 2012.
McPherson, R. and Pincus, M. (© 2011). Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods 22nd Edition: Elsevier Saunders, Philadelphia, PA. Pp 1052-1053.
(January 10, 2011) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Shingles (Herpes Zoster) Vaccination. Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/shingles/vaccination.html through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed February 2013.
(May 18, 2012) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Shingles (Herpes Zoster) Overview. Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/shingles/index.html through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed February 2013.
(November 16, 2011) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Chickenpox (Varicella). Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/chickenpox/ through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed February 2013.
Sources Used in Previous Reviews
Wu, A. (© 2006). Tietz Clinical Guide to Laboratory Tests, Fourth Edition: Saunders Elsevier, St. Louis, MO. Pp 1623.
Forbes, B. et. al. (© 2007). Bailey & Scott's Diagnostic Microbiology, Twelfth Edition: Mosby Elsevier Press, St. Louis, MO. Pp 748-749.
(Updated 2009 February 3). Shingles: Hope Through Research. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke [Online information]. Available online at http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/shingles/detail_shingles.htm through http://www.ninds.nih.gov. Accessed February 19, 2009.
(Updated 2009 January 27). Varicella (Chickenpox). CDC, Traveler's Health – Yellow Book, Chapter 4 Prevention of Specific Infectious Diseases [Online information]. Available online at http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/yellowBookCh4-Chickenpox.aspx through http://wwwn.cdc.gov. Accessed February 2009.
Rauch, D. (Updated 2007 July 26). Chickenpox. MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia [Online information]. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001592.htm. Accessed February 2009.
Anderson, W. (Updated 2007 September 14). Varicella-Zoster Virus. eMedicine [Online information]. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/231927-overview through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Accessed February 2009.
Miller, G. and Dummer, J. (2007 May 9). Herpes Simplex and Varicella Zoster Viruses: Forgotten but Not Gone. American Journal of Transplant 2007;7(4):741-747. Available online at http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/556000 through http://www.medscape.com. Accessed February 2009.
(Updated December 2008). Varicella-Zoster Virus – VZV. Arup Consult [Online information]. Available online at http://www.arupconsult.com/Topics/InfectiousDz/Viruses/VZV.html through http://www.arupconsult.com. Accessed February 2009.
Children's Hospital Boston. Varicella Zoster Virus, Congenital Varicella Syndrome. Available online at http://www.childrenshospital.org/az/Site474/mainpageS474P0.html#varicella through http://www.childrenshospital.org. Accessed February 2009.


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Battle Tested20 wrote:Reason why Pau isn't going anywhere this year. Insurance Policy for Howard for when he aggravates his shoulder again in the future.
or maybe no team is really offering anything good for him? like some of our board members who think we can trade him for just about anyone, anytime i.e. trade him for love, trade him for lee, trade him for SMith and as recently but the best of em all should've traded him and picks for Howard instead of Bynum who should've been traded for Holiday/Iggy and just bout anything else we wanted from Philly


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Last Updated: May 16, 2014
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How can I conserve my HTC EVO 4G battery life?
You can lower screen timeout and brightness, turn off idle radios and apps, use Wi-Fi whenever available, and limit your email updates and application notifications.
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Nalley Family Reunion
The descendants of the Rev. George Burdine and Emma Burns Nalley celebrate the 100th year of their family reunion on July 12 in the Dining Commons of Southern Wesleyan University in Central. The room is reserved from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a catered meal ($15 per person) will be served at 1 p.m. Send check made out to Nalley Reunion to Evelyn McCollum, 409 Haverhill Circle, Easley, SC 29642. For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 864-859-5239. We need to hear from you as soon as possible.
All-Alumni BHS Reunion
An All-Alumni BHS Reunion will be held from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Aug. 23 at Berea High School, 201 Burdine Drive. Organized by a committee of alumni, the event is open to students from every decade who attended Berea as well as to former staff, coaches, and administrators. Other supporters of the school are also encouraged to attend. Registration forms are available on the committee's Facebook page (Berea Alumni Reunion) and can also be obtained by contacting the committee at email@example.com. Deadline for submission of registration forms is July 18.
Washington/Leslie/Lesley descendants
The descendants of George Washington and Elizabeth Trotter Leslie/Lesley meet at 11:30 a.m. July 19 at Secona Baptist Church. Tableware and ice will be provided. A group photo will be taken before lunch. Contact Dick Stewart at 878-2012 or Jo Ann Brewer at 859-5501 for information.
EHS Class of 1984
The Easley High School Class of 1984 is planning to hold its 30th class reunion on Oct. 17 and Oct. 18. Send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or call 864-294-8342 and leave message with your contact information.
Got a reunion coming up? Let us know so we can help spread the word. We encourage the submission of reunion notices for schools, churches and families for publication. Items can be submitted in writing to P.O. Box 709, Easley, S.C. 29641; in person at 205 Russell St.; via fax to 864-855-6825; or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Call 864-855-0355 for more information.


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Preparing for Your Sleep Study
Can I visit the sleep lab before my study?
Yes, tours are available during the day. Please call us to schedule a tour before your test.
What should I bring to the sleep center?
Please bring comfortable sleeping clothes (two-piece, please), personal toiletries, and anything you may need for the morning. Some like to bring their own pillow.
Your room will have an en-suite bathroom with shower and we provide towels, washcloths, soap, and shampoo. Coffee, regular or decaf, is provided when you wake up, unless prohibited because of further tests.
What should I do before I arrive at the sleep center?
- Please eat before you check in, as we don't provide dinner. There are vending machines at some locations.
- The signals we record are best from clean, natural skin. To that end, it is helpful if you shower and shampoo your hair before your study. Please avoid sprays, oils, gels or make-up after you are clean (deodorant is fine). Men should shave as usual - you do not need to shave off your beard!
- Please think carefully about getting home after the study. Most people sleep just fine in the sleep lab, but you might be the exception. If you ever have difficulties with alertness when you are driving, we strongly advise that you pre-arrange a ride home after your study.
- Your safety is very important to us. If you do not feel alert enough to drive at the end of your study, please talk to your tech.
- Once again, have a list of the medications that you take. We will need to see if there have been any changes from our records. Please bring all the medications that you will need - medications are not available at the Sleep Center. Also, please bring your mouthguard or mandibular advancement device, if normally used.
- Do you have any special needs that we can help with? If so, let us know. For example:
- Do you need an interpreter?
- Do you have mobility issues that might require special equipment?
- Do you have healthcare needs that might require a caregiver?
- If you are having a CPAP study you should bring the card that will allow it to be adjusted, but you do not need to bring the machine unless specifically requested
- You should contact us if there is a service animal that you need, so that special arrangements can be made. We regret that pets are not permitted.
- Please also confirm any arrangements for family members staying overnight who are needed for your care. We regret that other family members, for example spouses or children, cannot normally be accommodated. If in doubt, please call!
What should I avoid before I arrive at the sleep center?
- Don't have expensive hair care before your study - electrodes and gel will be placed on your scalp. This causes no permanent damage, but will require shampooing to clean up.
- Avoid alcohol and limit caffeine drinks on the day of the study unless you have arranged otherwise with your sleep specialist.
- Try not to nap on the day of the study.
- Do not bring valuables such as personal computers, cash, jewelery, etc., as we cannot be held responsible if valuables are lost or misplaced.
- Please don't expect to conduct business activities during your stay. Also, please don't schedule important meetings soon after the end of your study as we don't know for sure when you'll fall asleep and hence don't know exactly when the study will end.
What if I am running late for my appointment?
- As a courtesy to other patients, please arrive on time for your sleep study. However, we understand that circumstances may arise making it difficult to arrive on time. If you are running late, please call us directly at 206-386-4744, leaving a message if necessary, and let us know your approximate time of arrival.
- Please note, a single technologist gives great care and attention to a maximum of only two patients at a time. If there is any possibility at all that you might have to cancel or reschedule, please let us know promptly, so that we might offer that limited spot to another patient who needs it.
What will happen when I arrive?
- You will meet your technologist and you'll find out about your room, the study and the timetable. You will be given some time to relax and get comfortable. Many patients like to watch television but be warned, we don't have all cable channels and so your favorite program might not be available!
- You will be hooked up. This takes 40-60 minutes and is another time when you can chat to your technologist and learn more. Electrodes and transducers will be placed for:
- EEG: 'brainwaves' - needed to distinguish states of alertness such as wake or REM sleep
- small metal disks containing gel will be taped to the skin of your head/ scalp
- EMG: 'muscle activity' - needed to see normal relaxation ( for example, in REM sleep) and abnormal disorders such as teeth grinding or parasomnias (such as sleep walking)
- small metal disks containing gel will be taped to the skin of your chin and legs
- EOG: 'eye movements' - helps tell when you're asleep or in REM sleep, and helps in the diagnosis of narcolepsy
- small metal disks containing gel will be taped to your face near your eyes
- EKG: 'heart activity' - needed to gage the impact of sleep problems on your health
- sticky pads containing gel will be attached to your chest
- Respiratory flow and effort: 'breathing activity' - helps determine sleep anea and snoring
- A thin tube is taped on your face near your nose and soft belts are placed around your chest and belly
- EEG: 'brainwaves' - needed to distinguish states of alertness such as wake or REM sleep
- How can I be expected to sleep wearing that?
- Surprisingly perhaps, almost all patients get used to the set-up rather quickly. Out of many thousands, less than one a year can't sleep sufficiently as a result of the equipment.
- You will complete a questionnaire just before bedtime using a computer in your room.
- The traces will be tested ('calibration'; takes a few minutes) and then you will be free to fall asleep.
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Earthquake-Report is sad to publish this list of the deceased for Ibaraki prefecture. Earthquake-Report thoughts are with the family and friends of the below listed people, young and old.
The list was published by 47news in Japan and is based on official police data. Click here for the Japanese list
We have translated the originally Japanese list as a service to our worldwide readers audience who have friends and family in Japan. Please spread the word of the existence of this list as many people may have friends or family in this prefecture.
This list is based on the data as available on April 14, 2011
Important remark : the list contains people originally living in this prefecture. They may have perished in another prefecture.
The current list includes 19 names of victims.
Ibaraki Prefecture tsunami and earthquake deceased list
Mito City – Taguti Keiko – 37
Mito City – Taguti Sadao – 72
Tsuchiura – Masa Ke Qi Dong – 67
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According to Sports Illustrated's Grant Wahl, the LA Galaxy may end up landing Frank Lampard this summer as a Designated Player. However, it seems just as likely that it may not happen.
Wahl's source, who has knowledge of the negotiations notes that he thinks that the Galaxy will end up landing the Chelsea midfielder, but "they still could screw it up."
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Highlights of the LA Galaxy's 1-0 defeat to the Houston Dynamo.
CARSON, Calif. -- Following the match, fourth official Ricardo Salazar provided a response as to why referee Allen Chapman did not award a yellow or red card to Houston Dynamo goalkeeper Tally Hall for bringing down Jose Villarreal in the penalty area in a play that resulted in Landon Donovan's missed penalty kick in the 25th minute of play of the Dynamo's 1-0 win over LA.
"In the play in question, the Galaxy player [Villarreal] touches the ball in the direction of the corner [flag] so the Galaxy player was not going towards goal so this is why there was not a red card on the play," Salazar said. "Also the referee did not deem the foul to be reckless or tactical in nature this is the reason for no yellow card on the play."
Following the match, LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena chimed in with his thoughts on the play.
"The referee certainly screwed that play up big time, but I'll let them deal with that. I think that in most cases that's a red card as well," said Arena. "To not even give a card, if they a yellow card you can understand that maybe, but remarkably he didn't give a card on the play, but we have a gentleman [Professional Referee Organization's Peter Walton] in charge of our referee's now so it'll be interesting to see if they make a decision on that."
Meanwhile Landon Donovan called for consistency.
"Well, we saw a similar play earlier today with Dan Kennedy and I think that if it is not a red card then you don't get a red card in either case. If it is a red card then you give a red card in both cases. I think we just want consistency from officials because now we see two today where nobody really knows what the outcome is going to be. If you blatantly take down a forward as he's going towards goal, I think it's probably a red card, I think tha the probably got that one wrong."
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CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy will take on the Houston Dynamo in Sunday's Cinco de Mayo clash at The Home Depot Center.
A few links, match ups to watch and my predicted lineup is below...
*LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena's update on LA's injured quartet of Carlo Cudicini, Landon Donovan, Todd Dunivant and Robbie Keane, who all missed LA's game against RSL last week.
*Speaking of Arena, here are his thoughts on his counterpart on Sunday, Houston Dynamo boss Dominic Kinnear.
*The Dynamo will be without Brad Davis because of a red card suspension while LA will be without Jack McBean due to injury. However, Carlo Cudicini seems ready to go.
*Can Jose Villarreal parlay a successful U.S. U-20 camp into a start for LA?
*Injuries to Robbie Keane and Todd Dunivant have the two starters questionable, this may open up another chance for Charlie Rugg and Greg Cochrane.
*LAGalaxy.com's Larry Morgan has provided this preview to the match.
*Lastly, my Three Points to the match.
A.J. DELAGARZA vs. GILES BARNES
DeLaGarza's speed and positioning will be vital to deal with Barnes, who is Houston's leading goal scorer. Expect DeLaGarza to attempt to limit space for Barnes, who can strike from distance.
JOSE VILLARREAL vs. BOBBY BOSWELL
The veteran Dynamo center back will be tested by the in-form Villarreal. Expect the young forward to attempt to lure Boswell out of position and open up space for the likes of Landon Donovan and Mike Magee.
LANDON DONOVAN/MIKE MAGEE vs. CORY ASHE/KOFI SARKODIE
The battles that will decide the game: Houston will look to put pressure on LA immediately with their marauding outside backs, but Donovan and Magee will be key to leading the charge on the counter.
Cudicini; Franklin, Gonzalez, DeLaGarza, Cochrane; Donovan, Juninho, Sarvas, Magee; Rugg, Villarreal
CARSON, Calif. – Gyasi Zardes may not be ready for first time minutes, but the LA Galaxy Homegrown forward has already drawn rave reviews from his teammates.
Zardes made his MLS debut in Saturday's match with a 37 minute shift against RSL and with Jack McBean and possibly Robbie Keane on the shelf; he'll likely be in contention for minutes in Sunday's clash against the Houston Dynamo. Earlier this week, LA attacker Mike Magee, who is currently tied for the MLS lead in goals scored with six, tabbed Zardes for big things.
"Gyasi was skinning some guys today. You definitely don't want to find yourself one-on-one with him with the ball," Magee told reporters on Friday. "We all enjoy watching him play and enjoy when he comes on the field because he takes a lot of pressure and he's kind of a dynamic that we haven't had with so much speed and skill. Speed skills."
Several times during the preseason, Zardes was stationed out wide and up top which leads to the question: could Zardes become the next versatile attacker in the Mike Magee mold?
"Me and Gyasi will never be confused for the same player," Magee quipped before adding that he wouldn't try his luck racing Zardes. "I wish that I had that speed and his dribbling ability, but nah, I don't think that we'll be confused for each other."
But with the likes of Zardes, McBean, Charlie Rugg, and Jose Villarreal all under the age of 23, Magee believes that the Galaxy forward corps are well set for the future.
"We're doing all right," said a beaming Magee. " We've got good veterans; good young guys and we're in a good way right now."
The LA Galaxy will take on the Houston Dynamo in a rematch of the last two MLS Cups.
My Three Points to the match which focuses on LA's injury situation, stopping Houston's speedy wingbacks as well as Giles Barnes can be found here.
Below is the LA Galaxy Injury Report found in LA's game notes for Sunday's match.
Out: Jack McBean (Fractured Left Clavicle – Underwent surgery on April 30)
Questionable: Carlo Cudicini (Right Leg Strain), Landon Donovan (Right Leg Strain), Todd Dunivant (Left Leg Strain), Robbie Keane (Left Ankle)
Unless you live under a rock, you're already fully aware that May 4th is "Star Wars" Day across the country and within MLS. "May the fourth be with you" get it? No. Well then...
Even the Galaxy are getting into the act with a special Star Wars scarf that can be collected if you purchase tickets to club's game on May 5, which incidentally is going to be titled "Revenge of the Fifth" night.
As part of the league's celebration of all things, Star Wars, MLSsoccer.com has provided this video of Landon Donovan's game-winning-goal in MLS Cup 2011 with commentary by Yoda.
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CARSON, Calif. -- Injuries are continuing to plague the LA Galaxy and with Todd Dunivant and Robbie Keane absent during the portion of Friday's training session open for media, Greg Cochrane and Charlie Rugg may reprise their starting roles this weekend against the Houston Dynamo.
Following practice, both rookies seemed confident following strong showings in LA's 2-0 victory over Real Salt Lake last week. I spoke to both rookies about their comfort level in earning yet another start this week in this piece for LAGalaxy.com.
While a potential Cochrane start will be a straight swap for Dunivant, LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena will have more work to do up top as LA will be without the injured Jack McBean freeing up two potential spaces up top. Following training on Friday, Rugg was asked about his comfort level alongside one of Arena's options at forward, Jose Villarreal.
"With injuries the team shifts around game to game so we're ready for that we've prepared for each game with each [option]," said Rugg. "I think [Jose's] skill and my athleticism will help complement each other pretty well. I'll bring speed and power and he does what he does."
CARSON, Calif. – There's no doubt that Mike Magee is in great form as of late, but will it translate into a call for the U.S. National Team?
Magee is tied with Philadelphia Union forward Jack McInerney for the MLS lead in goals scored with six goals in seven appearances this season. As he sits just one goal away from tying his career high for goals in a single season, which was set during his rookie season with the MetroStars in 2003, it's not surprise that he's feeling confident.
"It's always good to score goals and it's even better when the team is winning," Magee said. "I'm obviously enjoying my soccer right now."
But as Magee continues to score goals, calls for him to be included in the U.S. National Team will continue to persist. Magee has never been called into the senior national team, but he participated in the U.S. youth set up earlier in his career.
No conversations have gone on between Magee and U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann or any member of his staff, but the 28-year-old would welcome inclusion if called upon whether it is the 2013 Gold Cup or any other National Team match.
"I would love to be a part of the National Team. I'm obviously just trying to do all the cliché things and do business with the Galaxy knowing that if you play well here then you could get a call up, but if it doesn't then I'll be okay," he said. "Obviously, I've been around long enough to hear every which rumor and it's just all it is, is chatter until I get the call, which would be great. If not, it is all good."
Following LA's victory over Real Salt Lake—where Magee bagged his sixth goal of the year—LA head coach Bruce Arena was asked by former U.S. National Team head coach And Time Warner Deportes analyst Steve Sampson about a potential Magee inclusion, but declined comment.
"Steve, you and I both know that a national team coach has a lot of pressure and a lot of critics. I think the national team has coach has to make those decisions," Arena said on the broadcast. "Right now, I'm going to relax and let the coach make all those kind of decisions because as we know, they're never easy."
As he looks to continue his form with LA, Magee is taking a similar approaching and leaving the decision to Klinsmann.
"I couldn't figure out why guys get called in and why guys don't," Magee said. "Obviously there's good reasons and I wish I got paid that kind of money to be the coach and make those decisions because I'd play me every time, but obviously, I don't. There's a bunch of guys here who deserve a chance."
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LA Galaxy Technical Director Jovan Kirovski discusses implications of Academy product Paul Arriola signing with Club Tijuana
U.S. U-18 midfielder Paul Arriola has left the LA Galaxy Academy to sign with Club Tijuana, the 18-year-old announced via Twitter on Thursday evening.
Arriola made his Galaxy Developmental Academy debut in October and made 11 starts for the Galaxy Under-18 side this season, scoring five goals while also appearing in all three games during LA's participation at Dallas Cup, where he scored twice more. The 18-year-old also played in a single Reserve League match for LA in 2013, coming on in the 84th minute of LA's 1-1 draw with Seattle Sounders FC on April 15. Arriola had been a regular during the club's preseason preparations appearing in all five of the club's preseason matches.
Following the news, Galaxy Technical Director Jovan Kirovski sounded off on Arriola's departure.
"He came through our youth academy and our program, we offered him a contract, but he obviously felt that it was better, he got more money or a better team and went on to Tijuana. That's the gap that we have in our system now where we have a lot of these players that are coming through our academy, we can't secure them and anybody outside of MLS or outside the country can sweep them up and take them," Kirovski told LA Galaxy Insider. "That's something that we really have to look into. We spend a lot of resources and a lot time in developing these players and that's one thing that we as a league need to look into and see how we can fix that. That will be even more of a problem going down the road from here as our academy gets better and our players get better"
As for how the Galaxy and MLS as a whole correct this issue, Kirovski states that the league is hard at work in their search for a remedy.
"There's different ways of doing it and one of the things that we've thought of is a USL team and we have a feeder team or an Under-23 team where we have players play that would be something that would fix that," Kirovski said. "We're in the process, but we need to figure that out and have something done for these kids because there's going to be a lot more kids coming through our system."
Arriola is the latest in a line of players, who have played for the Galaxy Academy only to head to foreign shores, joining the likes of Mario Rodriguez, a U.S. U-20 regular, who is currently with German second division club 1. FC Kaiserslautern and Jeffrey Payeras, who is currently with C.S.D. Municipal in Guatemala. Although LA may have lost out on Arriola, Kirovski admitted that he is confident that the Galaxy's academy ranks can continue to produce talent.
"It's another reminder that we have kids coming through our system. We're going to have more kids coming along and we need to secure these players. That's just the way of doing it. We have more players coming through our system, staying in our system and playing with our first team," said Kirovski. "Look at the players that we've developed like Jose Villarreal, Jack McBean and other players like those coming from college, when they come to us, Bruce [Arena] develops players. That's what we do."
And in light of what occured with Arriola, Kirovski intends to continue to lean on LA's record of developing players
"Of course, we are and we've proved it. We'll see down the road. We're going to produce players, we're going to sign players, maybe we're going to make mistakes on certain players, all of that is going to happen," said Kirovski. "Overall, we're going to have players coming through our system and we've already proven that. This is a great place for somebody to develop and learn how to play the game."


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I do all kinds of refinishing and sanding jobs. I used this on Corian and oak so far. Works great for corian. It sands very smooth and evenly. When used on a solid oak table to take off about 1/32 of wood, even with the 24 grit disc I found it heated up too quickly in my opinion and took forever to do what my 7 inch grinder did in seconds. Even my 4 x 24 belt sander did better. I will use it for the finish sanding though, as it seems to be perfect for that. If I had the money I would have gone for the Fein for more power, but then you loose the orbital mode. Great tool, I love it, but I will not abuse it.
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If you need a sander that does everything, this one's your ticket. Grind, Sand, or Polish, you are covered. I have run mine for less than 10 hrs but in that time I have sanded drywall joint compound, cherry butcherblock, paint grade trimwork, Corian seams, and water white lacquered surfaces just to name a few. The common thread among all of these is that all the results were stellar.
Remove the dust collection component and the sanding pad (tool-less operation I might add) and you will see just how robustly this sander was constructed. Completely sealed yet open for direct dust extraction, This one is really a powerhouse.
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This was my first Festool and is still my most used. It takes a beating. I use it for 24 grit leveling all the way up to a fine 400 grit finish on wood. I've never had a problem with the durability and the dust collection has been wonderful. The abrasives festool sells do last a long time, purchase a bunch and the systainer that holds them if you'll be out on site or out of the shop.
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Excluded from the coverage under this warranty are: normal wear and tear; damages caused by misuse, abuse, or neglect; damage caused by anything other than defects in material and workmanship. This warranty does not apply to accessory items such as circular saw blades, drill bits, router bits, jigsaw blades, sanding belts, and grinding wheels. Also excluded are "wearing parts," such as carbon brushes, lamellas of air tools, rubber collars and seals, sanding discs and pads, and batteries.
Festool portable power tools requiring replacement or repair are to be returned to Festool. Call (800) 554-8741 for address details. In no event shall Festool be liable for any consequential or incidental damages for breach of this or any other warranty, express or implied whatsoever. All warranties implied by state law, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are hereby limited to the duration of three years.
Some states in the U.S. do not allow the limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. With the exception of any warranties implied by state or province law as hereby limited, the foregoing express limited warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties, guarantees, agreements, and similar obligations of Festool.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state in the U.S.