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California in September became the seventh state to allow people to show proof of their auto insurance on their smartphones, as well as with a card or piece of paper. The other states are Arizona, Alabama, Colorado, Idaho, Louisiana and Minnesota.
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Dan Braun of Everett writes: Are there any plans to resurface Evergreen Way? The stretch between 47th Street SE and Madison Street (about 1.5 miles) is particularly bad.
As a result of 20-plus years of heavy traffic, there are now long "gullies" in each lane in both directions. When it's raining these gullies fill up with water and drivers are forced to drive on either side of these long "puddles" to avoid hydroplaning.
Evergreen Way south of Madison, while not as bad as the aforementioned segment, is very rough and needs to be resurfaced. Also, Rucker Avenue between Pacific Avenue and 41st Street needs attention.
Ryan Sass, city engineer for Everett, responds: Our 2013 pavement plan includes grinding and repaving a stretch of Evergreen Way from the 6200 block, just north of Pecks Drive, south to 75th Street SE. This includes a segment of Evergreen Way both north and south of Madison.
We are reviewing additional segments of Evergreen which may be added to the project as budget allows.
J.L. McNeal of Lake Stevens writes: Improvements were recently made to 20th Street SE in Lake Stevens. At the intersection of 20th and S. Lake Stevens Road, in front of the Tom Thumb grocery, many people heading east stop in the turn lane to go to the store. In so doing, they often have to wait for westbound traffic to clear and thus hold up drivers trying to proceed to the intersection to turn left onto S. Lake Stevens Road.
In many cases people stuck behind them jump out to the right to pass, creating potential for an accident.
It seems it would make sense to a small concrete lane barricade (a "c-curb") so people would have to go around the corner to enter the store parking lot using the turn lanes already installed for that purpose. It would also make it safer for the people coming out of the lot.
Mick Monken, public works director for Lake Stevens, responds: The county had plans to install c-curb at this section of roadway to block of access. It was not installed at the time of construction so that it could be observed whether this was a problem.
The concern is that access to businesses is important and should be blocked off only if it becomes a safety or operational issue. The city has had no reported accidents or other complaints about this section of roadway.
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Thank goodness there is always the prospect of playing the Lions to improve one's mood. And the bones agree.
Having recovered from Week 3′s dismal 2/7 the bones were back in business with 5/6 with the champion Crusaders the only surprise in losing to the Highlanders.
Just how hard is it going to be for the Crusaders without Robbie Deans, Richie McCaw, Dan Carter, Scott Hamilton and a few others. Well it isn't looking particularly good and if they don't overcome the Force at home then it is goodbye to a successful challenge. Some would call it early days in the competition but a fourth successive defeat for the Saders will turn this season into one of rebuilding.
Of all the match-ups that has been the toughest one to call, although I think the closest game will be in Canberra when the Tahs travel north from Sydney.
Last weekend's matches, with the exception of the Sharks and Blues, were diabolical in quality of rugby and I can't see much changing this weekend, as the players generally lack the quality of those who in previous years made Super rugby the best provincial rugby competition in the world.
The Stormers, desperate and boring in Pretoria, will at least get a home win to ease the pain of the tradtional early season torture because the limp Lions are in town. The sooner the Lions get put out of their misery and replaced by Cheeky's Eastern Cape Kings of Convenience the better. Another defeat will keep them rooted at the bottom of the table, a position they have owned for much of their Super rugby existence.
The Stormers will win but not because they have improved in any shape or form. This one will be down to who they are playing and not because of how they will play.
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Week three: 2/7
Week four: 5/6
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In the past 10 years, the California Medical Board has reinstated the licenses of doctors who were convicted of sexually assaulting patients, defrauding insurance companies of millions and hiring hit men to kill their wives.
Although some doctors spent as much time in prison as they did in medical school, they were most often able to show rehabilitation and given a second chance to treat patients.
"There are some things that people have done, and I don't care how remorseful you are, you shouldn't get your license back," said Julie D'Angelo Fellmeth, a San Diego attorney hired by the state in 2003 to report on the board's enforcement practices.
The Orange County Register examined records of 123 doctors who sought reinstatement in the past decade after they lost their licenses for misconduct or negligence. More than half were able to satisfy a judge and the medical board that they were fit to practice. Among the 66 who were reinstated, 16 got into trouble again.
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Among those was Dr. Andrew Rutland, an Anaheim obstetrician/gynecologist who could lose his license for a second time after the death of another patient.
The board has accused Rutland of gross negligence after a patient died last summer following an abortion procedure. The board had first taken Rutland's license in 2002 after the death of a newborn from a botched forceps delivery. In recommending restoration of Rutland's license to the board five years later, a judge wrote, "He continues to empathize with his patient's pain and sorrow over the loss of her child."
Rutland was one of a dozen doctors who were reinstated after losing their licenses for negligent patient care. But the records show that even doctors convicted of felonies and sentenced to prison were able to win reinstatement.
• Beverly Hills psychiatrist Mark Kaplan was arrested in 1993 and charged with bilking the worker's compensation system out of $30 million. Prosecutors said Kaplan hired "cappers" to recruit thousands of laid off workers from unemployment lines. He would then file phony injury claims and bill for medical services that were never provided.
In 1995, Kaplan pleaded no contest to four counts of insurance fraud and conspiracy and surrendered his medical license. He was sent to Folsom State Prison.
After four years in prison, Kaplan's first application for reinstatement was rejected. In 2004, on his second try, he was successful. A judge cited his volunteer work with addicts, religious counseling and references who called him a "changed man." Today Kaplan practices in Los Angeles.
• Carlsbad dermatologist Vincent Nicholas Galluzzi pled guilty in 1997 to hiring an undercover police officer in an unsuccessful attempt to kill his ex-wife. According to board records, Galluzzi paid the cop a deposit of $1,000 and gave him his ex-wife's address and photo. The woman was not harmed, but Galluzzi was convicted and the medical board revoked his license in 1998.
Galluzzi was sent to R.J. Donovan Correctional Facility, state records show. He was released in 2000 and spent three years on parole before reapplying for his license. In making his case, he explained his anger over costly spousal support payments, expressed remorse for his crime and said he didn't realize until after his arrest that he suffered from obsessive-compulsive disorder.
A judge hearing his request wrote, "The kind of aggressive feelings he had toward his ex-wife were never focused on his patients (or anyone else.)" The medical board reinstated his license in 2004. Galluzzi now practices in Modesto.
• El Centro neurologist Thomas Tartaro was accused by the medical board of sexually abusing female patients, often telling them to remove their clothing for an exam and then rubbing his genitals against their buttocks and suggesting sex acts. Prosecutors charged him with eight counts of sexual battery; his probation report said that another eight victims declined to press charges.


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Each condo inside Trump Towers in Sunny Isles Beach, Fla. features a 6-inch Crestron touchpanel for one-touch access to a variety of high-style services.
By Lisa Montgomery, October 26, 2011
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You'd expect nothing less from Donald Trump. His world-renown Trump Towers are the epitome of luxury, featuring high-end construction, design and materials.
One the newest Trump Towers, in Sunny Isles Beach, Fla., takes luxury living by providing its residents one-touch access to a variety of high-style services.
Installed into each of the Tower's 271 units is a 6-inch Crestron touchpanel from which an owner can press one button to request that a lounge chair be placed by the pool, his car be retrieved from valet parking or that someone from maintenance check out a leaky faucet in the kitchen.
As explained by Al Reinhard, owner of Miami-based Advanced Home Theater, the company hired to design and install the Crestron gear for the Towers, the touchpanel functions as a portal to the building's eServices platform, which is designed exclusively for residents of multi-dwelling units like the Towers. Navigating the control panel couldn't be easier. Six buttons are presented on the home page: valet, beach, maintenance, weather forecast, concierge and bulletin. Press valet, and other options could be presented.
"For example, if a resident owns a BMW and a Ferrari, we could design the touchpanel to display those options after the person presses the valet button. If the BMW button is pressed, the valet knows exactly which car to retrieve. He can then send a message back to the owner's touchpanel informing him that his car is ready and waiting," Reinhard explains.
The five-star treatment continues with features that allow the building management to send messages to every touchpanel to notify residents of special events and building maintenance, like an elevator that's under repair. Similarly, residents can issue a building-wide invitation to a beach side barbeque. Should a resident receive a package or have a cab waiting at the lobby, a message from reception can be sent directly to that owner's Crestron touchpanel.
Today, the touchpanel is used to streamline communications throughout the building, but as with all Crestron systems, it can be expanded to include the control devices such as lights, thermostats and A/V gear in each resident's condo, says Reinhard.
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Why Women's Health Is In DangerJune 21st, 2013
The negative effects of today's product marketing can be seen on how media affects women's choices in clothes, shoes, food, and makeup. Their activities have also been found to have caused health worries due to their preference to go out with friends and spend their time and money in bars. There is really nothing wrong with partying and spending time with friends, but the real concern is the kind of activities that they may be enticed to engage in due to the toxic lifestyle that are seen in television and movies. These types of activities are prevalent in a lot of movies and television shows which somehow connote that it is okay to do these things. Get better skin with moroccan argan oil.
Apparently, the regulatory boards that are responsible in monitoring these television shows and movies are not too keen in implementing stricter rules. The most common scene on how media affects women is their consumption of cosmetics and beauty products. As clearly seen in magazines and tv adverts, models and celebrities have been endorsing all sorts of beauty creams and body enhancements. This kind of advertisements would also denote that the standard of a beautiful woman requires one to be padded with makeup and clad in a tight dress while sporting high-heeled shoes. While makeup surely enhances one's beauty, it is just too worrisome nowadays that even teenagers are wearing makeup everyday. Many natural day women use all natural essential oils from essentials pure.
The impact on how media affect women had started when these women are still young girls. Little girls starting the age of six are exposed to TV commercials showing women in skimpy clothing and heavy makeup. It is no wonder why modern women have complicated lifestyle. Most of their time in the morning are spent on putting on makeup and styling their hair. Even in the eighties, most women would just go to work with light makeup matched with a nice colored lipstick. Today, teenage girls would go to school wearing mascara, foundation, and a heavily brushed eye shadow. Consumerism has gotten the best of us and it certainly created complex needs and wants. But when do we end this if we were already bound to it from the day we were born?


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A Millcreek Township Police Levy Replacement measure was on the March 6, 2012 ballot in the township of Millcreek which is in Union County.
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This measure sought to replace the current police levy with one set at a rate of $.20 per $100 of assessed value for a further five years in order to continue to pay for police protection services in the township.[2]
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|A replacement levy for the benefit of Millcreek Township for the purpose of POLICE PROTECTION provided by the Union County Sheriff's Office at a rate not exceeding 2 mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to $0.20 for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for a period of five years, commencing in 2012, first due in calendar year 2013.[3]
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Comments about Columbia Women's Helvatia Mid WP Trail Shoes:
These boots proved to be a big disappointment. While comfortable for walking on trails etc., I would not recommend them for serious, rugged, hiking. They offer minimal ankle support and have poor traction. I slipped several times on wet surfaces and even on a lightly frosted pavement. On a ten hour hike in the rain my feet were sodden after two hours.
I would not recommend these boots for anything other than casual walking in fine weather. I gave two stars, one star for comfort and one star for lightweight
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I picked up these hiking boots at Sports Authority after trying on a ton of hiking boots (price range up to $200+) and not finding any others that seemed to lace up tightly enough to fit my somewhat narrow foot. I am so glad I did! I have done several hikes in these boots -- including a ten mile hike that involved climbing up the side of a waterfall and a 14er attempt in 2 foot to hip depth snow. In the snow and water, my feet stayed totally dry! In the snow (for 5+ hours) my feet were not the least bit cold until about 4 1/2 hours in. (I was also wearing Thorlo hiking socks...) I will say they don't seem totally immune to getting a little slick on the soles if you are walking / hiking though water. However, when I have been with friends hiking their boots don't seem to do any better! Love Columbia products and these are awesome!
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GRAHAM – Bryan Hayes has discovered the wonders of the Internet.
And the wonders of doing a good deed for a stranger.
Bryan, 18, is a senior at Graham High School. He works part time at Jim's Hot Dogs & Hamburgers on West Elm Street in Graham, a job he's held four years.
Bryan was working this past Saturday night when 14-year-old Kelsey Baker entered the restaurant with her mother, Tabitha Baker. Kelsey, Bryan said, was noticably upset.
He said he learned that Kelsey, a freshman at Western Alamance High School, had been invited to attend the prom at Eastern Alamance.
In one of those teen nightmares shared by many, Kelsey was stood up – her date a no-show. She was crying, so her mother took her to Jim's so she could at least show off her dress to her aunt, Robin Cates, who works at the restaurant.
When Bryan heard what had happened, he stepped into the dining room.
"I thought it'd be nice to put a smile on the girl's face," he said.
Bryan admitted he's seldom accused of being shy, so he approached Kelsey.
"Would you like to dance with me?" he asked.
The teen accepted.
"I sort of twirled her around," Bryan said. "It only lasted a minute. I was trying to make the girl's night a little better."
A bit of music played in the background. Kelsey's mother used her daughter's phone to take a picture of the two – their arms wrapped around one another. It's a sweet picture of a pair who just a few minutes earlier had never met.
Later Saturday, Bryan posted the picture on Reddit – a social and entertainment website.
Bryan also included the words: "She came into my work crying because her prom date stood her up the night of. She left smiling because I had customer play music while I danced with her in front of everyone."
That's where, as Bryan put it, "Everything got out of hand."
After posting the picture on Reddit, Bryan didn't think much more of it until the following day when someone told him Charlotte's NBC affiliate had posted both the photo and caption. Since then, the picture has gone viral – spreading around the world at a furious pace.
Bryan said the picture has more than 60,000 "likes" on Facebook and has been shared more than 20,000 times. It's featured on numerous Internet news sites. One, the Huffington Post, posted the picture along with the headline: "This guy is a prom HERO."
Bryan said that via Facebook and email, he's received messages from as far away as France from individuals praising him for what he did.
"It's crazy," Bryan admitted. "It's amazing so many people appreciate a small act of kindness."
Bryan is the son of Dawn Leath. This fall, he'll be attending Methodist University in Fayetteville, where he plans to major in exercise science with the goal of becoming a personal trainer.
Jim's is a Graham landmark – owned by Jim Covington and in business 52 years.
Bryan said he and Kelsey will always be friends, though he said that'll be the extent of their relationship. "I'm way too old for her," he said.
Of the picture's popularity, Bryan said, "I'm glad people like it."


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The E.13 By The Hive XCX Guide E Type has been in use by E.13 employess since 2004 and has since been used at the top of the sport. Most notably, it was used in the 2009 Cross Country World Championships winning a Silver Medal in the men's elite race.
Closer examination reveals why the XCX Guide has been so successful. The construction is very minimal and is designed for XC singlespeed and trail bikes running single ring set-ups. With the range of 10 speed gearing available, more and more XC racers are finding that they like the 1x10 set-up on their XC bikes. In addition to being light, the XCX Guide is more importantly stiff enough. Any chainline alignment can be adjusted via adjustment shims that are used between the clamp and your bike's seat tube. Installation is a snap as the chain does not have to be broken to install. Chainring swapping is also made easy since the slider doesn't have to be removed.
On the trail, once adjusted the XCX Guide is feather light and offers very little drag on the chain and the design helps minimize mud build up when conditions get bad. The XCX Guide should not be used by riders on longer travel bikes looking to save weight, but if you are racing a 1x10 XC race or trail set-up, the XCX Guide is ideal!
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Installed on my cannondale scalpel 2011, used too run with only a narrow wide chain ring, but it wasn't reliable enough for racing so I installed this chain guide. Geat product didn't droped a chain since. Plus it as ample clearance for my 650b wheel in a 26 frame compared to a derailleur.
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Had the BB mount version. Its amazing how losing even one derailleur makes riding simpler and more in the moment. easy to install and set and forget. Occasionally, over a bump the chain would bounce off the chainrings, but a twist on the pedals and she'd be right.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — They fight the war from computer consoles and video screens.
But the troops that launch the drone strikes and direct the cyberattacks that can kill or disable an enemy may never set foot in the combat zone. Now their battlefield contributions may be recognized.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta announced Wednesday that for the first time the Pentagon is creating a medal that can be awarded to troops who have a direct impact on combat operations, but do it from afar.
"I've seen firsthand how modern tools, like remotely piloted platforms and cyber systems, have changed the way wars are fought," Panetta said. "And they've given our men and women the ability to engage the enemy and change the course of battle, even from afar."
The work they do "does contribute to the success of combat operations, particularly when they remove the enemy from the field of battle, even if those actions are physically removed from the fight," he said.
The new blue, red and white-ribboned Distinguished Warfare Medal will be awarded to individuals for "extraordinary achievement" related to a military operation that occurred after
Officials said the new medal will be the first combat-related award to be created since the Bronze Star in 1944.
A recognition of the evolving 21st Century warfare, the medal will be considered a bit higher in ranking than the Bronze Star, but is lower than the Silver Star, defense officials said.
The Bronze Star is the fourth highest combat decoration and rewards meritorious service in battle, while the Silver Star is the third highest combat award given for bravery. Several other awards, including the Defense Distinguished Service Medal, are also ranked higher, but are not awarded for combat.
Over the last decade of war, remotely-piloted Predators and Reapers have become a critical weapon to both gather intelligence and conduct airstrikes against terrorist or insurgents around the world. They have been used extensively on the battlefields in
Over the same time, cyberattacks have become a growing national security threat, with Panetta and others warning that the next
The Pentagon does not publicly discuss its offensive cyber operations or acts of cyberwarfare. Considering that secrecy, it's not clear how public such awards might be in the future. The federal government, for example, launched a broad leak investigation after reports surfaced that the
According to the Pentagon criteria, the medal gives the military a way to recognize a single act that directly affects a combat operation, doesn't involve an act of valor, and warrants an award higher than the Bronze Star.
"The extraordinary achievement must have resulted in an accomplishment so exceptional and outstanding as to clearly set the individual apart from comrades or from other persons in similar situations," according to the Pentagon's list of criteria for the medal. It could include the "hands-on" but remote launching of a weapon and could specifically include efforts in space or cyberspace.
The medal is a brass pendant, nearly two inches tall, with a laurel wreath that circles a globe. There is an eagle in the center. The ribbon has blue, red and white stripes.


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The Star Tribune ran a feature today about buying the best ingredients for the best baking results for the upcoming holidays.
Pat Sinclair pulls off being educational in tone without sounding like a page out of a textbook. It is not the most entertaining feature, but I kept reading based on all the new information revealed about baking ingredients.
Each ingredient entry is short and to the point, making it a good quick read for anyone quickly scanning the lifestyle section of the Star Tribune.
The feature was effective in its message because I was quite hungry after reading all three pages, yet I was curiously unmotivated to go out and bake something myself.
Sinclair's feature is full of facts, yet short on entertainment value or motivation to push the reader into exploring the topic further.
After reading this, I now have valuable knowledge about butter, milk, and all sorts of baking ingredients that are foreign to me.


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In case you missed it, check out last night's incredible highlights of Friday night's U.S. victory over Costa Rica at a snowy Dick's Sporting Goods Park.
Watch them below...
What did you think of the performance?
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LA Galaxy center back Omar Gonzalez started and went 90 minutes as the United States earned a 1-0 over Costa Rica in a World Cup Qualifier played in a blizzard-like conditions at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colorado.
Clint Dempsey put the U.S. head for good in the 16th minute as he tapped in a deflection forced by a Jozy Altidore shot. Gonzalez and the U.S. return to action on Tuesday against Mexico at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. El Tri drew Honduras 2-2 in San Pedro Sula, Honduras on Friday.
The U.S. is now in second place in the Hexagonal with three points, one point behind group leader Honduras. Panama is in third place level on points with Mexico and Jamaica with two, but ahead on goal differential while Costa Rica is at the bottom of the group with one point.
Dempsey's goal is below...
LAGalaxy.com's Paolo Ferrari caught up with LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena and midfielder Mike Magee to break down Saturday's match against the Colorado Rapids.
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CARSON, Calif. – For the LA Galaxy to earn a result on Saturday against the Colorado Rapids, LA must slow down Colorado's newest weapon—speedy forward Deshorn Brown.
The rookie forward from Central Florida has excelled during the first three games of his career tallying a goal and an assist in three starts. His first career MLS goal was an opportunistic one as he was able to strip Real Salt Lake defender Chris Schuler before beating Nick Rimando during Colorado's 1-1 draw with RSL last week.
"I thought have been very good. He's definitely a threat with his speed to get behind back lines and that's how they've been utilizing them," said Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena. "He scored an opportunistic goal against Salt Lake by stripping a defender and having a great finish. He's a player that we're well aware of and he's really had a great start in the league."
When it comes to marking Brown, Arena is likely to turn to center back A.J. DeLaGarza to stop the Jamaican. Quick in his own right, DeLaGarza is often deployed by Arena to neutralize faster threats and will likely be partnered with Leonardo in central defense with Omar Gonzalez away on international duty.
Although containing Colorado's speedy Jamaican, defender Todd Dunivant, who will serve as LA's captain on Saturday, insists that slowing down the Rapids will be a team effort.
"From looking at the video, their team is good at sending in penetrating passes so when they break our pressure and have their head up with the ball and time and space to play, their guys are taking off. Not just Brown, but [Tony] Cascio and [Atiba] Harris too," said Dunivant. "They like to get in behind and they've been successful at it. They've had a couple of breakaways and really put ourselves in dangerous positions so we have to do a good job of first getting pressure on the ball and second if they break it, then we have to drop our line."
LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane enjoyed another strong performance for Ireland as the Irish earned a scoreless draw against Sweden in their World Cup Qualifier match in Stockholm on Friday.
Keane was one of Ireland's most active players on the night, but was unable to find the back of the net before giving way for Wes Hoolahan in the 77th minute of play.
With the result, Ireland remain in third place in Group C with seven points just one point behind Sweden for second place. Keane and the Irish return to action on Tuesday against fourth-place Austria in Dublin.
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy's normal captain Robbie Keane is away on international duty and in his absence, it will be defender Todd Dunivant, who dons the armband.
Head coach Bruce Arena confirmed following Friday's training session that Dunivant will serve as captain for Saturday's match against the Colorado Rapids. Arena was asked if Dunivant is LA's vice captain for the 2013, but did not reveal that fact.
The match will be the second time that the Colorado-native donned the captain's armband against the Rapids as the last—and only other—time that he wore the armband, he tallied an assist as LA earned a 3-1 win on June 18, 2011.
"It'll be cool," Dunivant told reporters. "It's the second time that I've been captain and the first time was in Colorado. It's a great honor and I'll happily take over the duties for Robbie while he's gone."
Ahead of Saturday's match against the Colorado Rapids, Joe Tutino and Cobi Jones analyze the LA Galaxy's next match.
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CARSON, Calif. - For the second time in two years, the LA Galaxy will visit the White House to celebrate their MLS Cup triumph, but as opposed to last year, the Galaxy will meet President Barack Obama in far better straits than they were a season ago.
In 2012, the club found themselves in seventh place in the nine-team Western Conference with a record of 3-5-2 by the time that the White House visit rolled around in May, but this year, four games into a busy 2013 slate, LA is undefeated in all competitions with a 2-0-2 record.
The record won't be the only difference as the Galaxy will not meet President Obama along as they will be joined by the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings, who are also owned by AEG.
"It's a great honor. It's great for our two teams, the Galaxy and Kings, the champions of their respective leagues and AEG," said Arena. "It'll be a fabulous day for our organization so we're looking for it."
Although The White House trip will serve as a celebration of last season's achievements, one member of the Galaxy believes that once it is over, it may help the team get into the right mindset for the long 2013 season.
"We got to [visit the White House] last year, but we don't take things like that for granted so I'm definitely looking forward to it," said Magee. "[The MLS Cup title] is a little fresher in our minds so maybe getting it over with might help us mentally. Last time we were there, we were last place in the world so it'll be good to put that behind us and get that visit out of the way and focus on this year."
You can re-watch the LA Galaxy Town Hall here, but for a few highlights, check out the tweets below..
Bruce Arena says during #galaxytownhall that he thinks Omar Gonzalez will have a chance to start for the #usmnt tomorrow. #lagalaxy
— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) March 21, 2013
Bruce Arena hints that @todddunivant may be the captain for the @lagalaxy this weekend. #galaxytownhall
— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) March 21, 2013
Bruce Arena says that he would not be surprised if #lagalaxy deliver another Designated Player this year. #galaxytownhall
— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) March 21, 2013
Arena on Omar Gonzalez contract: OG & his reps will have to decide if they want his deal renewed or to look elsewhere. #lagalaxy #usmnt
— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) March 21, 2013
Klein on expanding stadium capacity for CCL: we want to sell out the Monterrey game, then we'll continue to work on it #GalaxyTownHall
— LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) March 21, 2013
Arena on CCL: the ultimate goal is to advance to the final. We need great support in the stands too #GalaxyTownHall twitter.com/LAGalaxy/statu…
— LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) March 21, 2013
CARSON, Calif. – Landon Donovan will be returning to the LA Galaxy next week and according to head coach Bruce Arena, the plan is for him to attend the club's White House visit next Tuesday.
Arena revealed following Thursday's training session that the club is "planning on Landon going" to the White House visit next week. LA is scheduled to visit the White House on Tuesday along with the Stanley Cup Champion LA Kings.
Although Donovan is scheduled to attend the visit, Arena admits that it will take some time for the forward to reach game fitness.
"Naturally, a player of Landon's caliber would be great to bring back into the team. We need to be patient, it's going to take some time," Arena said when asked about Donovan's integration. "You don't go from being away to stepping on the field and being ready to play and being up to the level that he left us in December. It's going to take some time and we need to be patient."
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COSTA MESA – They are replanting history. Biologists, engineers and others have transformed a corner of Fairview Park into an ecosystem that likely thrived there 3 million years ago.
Today, cattails peek out of the ground, shaded by blossoming willow trees and brushes native to this part of Southern California. One of the county's 12 pair of northern harriers, a rare hawk, nested there last year.
The Fairview Park Wetlands and Riparian Habitat Project will officially open in February, but birds and humans are already flocking. Cyclists, runners and bird-watchers are sneaking onto trails that snake around the interrelated habitat areas. At a cost of $5.2 million, this 37-acre project not only brings back wildlife to an area once overgrown by weeds, it will also naturally clean urban runoff from a channel by the Santa Ana River.
It "provides a place for our kids, and our grandkids, to see what it was meant to be like naturally," said Costa Mesa Public Services Director Ernesto Munoz, who oversaw the complex engineering task.
Related: Fairview Park's new wetlands (Graphic)
Related: Five Questions with ... Consulting project biologist Barry Nerhus
Getting the water to flow through the plants has been vital. Runoff will be pumped from the Greenville-Banning Channel to the first of six ponds, where it will begin a natural filtration process. Gravity will draw the runoff though streams and the other ponds, while along the way soil and plants will clean common chemicals such as nitrates from fertilizers and metals from motor oil.
Engineers are putting the finishing touches on the pump, city project manager Baltazar Mejia said. Without this process, the expected 40 million gallons of annual runoff could end up in the ocean or be cleaned at a Huntington Beach treatment plant.
The project started about five years ago when the Army Corps of Engineers ripped out non-native plants such as Arundo and planted 17 acres of riparian species. The Corps, with funding from the county and the city, was making up for a nearby construction project which destroyed similar habitat.
After that initial work, an amalgam of agencies and nonprofits pooled enough resources to plant the wetlands, and build the ponds and trails. That second phase is now complete and waiting for water. Officials are planning a grand opening for late February.
In the third phase, the city plans to build an interpretive center, signage and a roughly $1 million boardwalk, which the City Council approved in December.
As the city builds more trails and amenities in Fairview Park, some residents are once again asking: What is the right balance between wildlife preservation and active enjoyment?
Some would like to see more active uses such baseball diamonds for kids, and large community events similar to the Lion's Club Fish Fry. Those could require much more parking.
Others want to keep it as natural as possible.
The debate is likely to play out in coming months, as the city reconvenes the Fairview Park Citizens Advisory Committee.
As it stands, Fairview's 208 acres are mostly open space with vernal pools, trails, native plant communities and wildlife. Some of the land, such as the 37 acres of restored wetlands and riparian habitat, has been dedicated as open space for perpetuity.
Besides runners and cyclists, you might find people flying model airplanes, running model railroads or picnicking.
In recent years, the city built a bridge over Placentia Avenue and stairs on a bluff near the Santa Ana River. Soon, officials plan to add an entry monument, build a small parking lot and repair some trails sagging from bluff erosion.
This is a selection of the plant and animal species that have been planted, observed or expected in Fairview's restored native habitat.


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Hope out of despair in Belize brings personal awakening
Guest columnist Taylor McGraw always dreamed of the day he would be signing autographs for a group of kids, but little did he know it wouldn't be as an Atlanta Braves outfielder but rather as a student helping youngsters in a sixth-grade classroom in San Pedro, Belize. McGraw relates details of a recent visit to the community of San Mateo and urges others to help those in need. (January 31, 2011, Page 4)


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Away From Home and some lovely Trails
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'Away from Home'. This was a ten day trip that took in two Downhill World Cup races in Quebec in Canada this year. Rob Warner at the wheel. The footage below is of Josh Bryceland winning the Worlds in Italy a month or so before Canada.[vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/1765605[/vimeo]
Here's the trailer for the new PA Woods DVD release.[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/2161257[/vimeo]


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For three years, Barack Obama's engagement policy with Islamists, most notably in Iran, has proven dangerous. The Iranian regime exploited Obama's show of weakness by moving ahead aggressively with its nuclear weapon program. Now the Obama administration is doubling down on its disastrous engagement policy. It is serving as the midwife to the takeover of Egypt by the Muslim Brotherhood and of Afghanistan by the Taliban. And there is a distressing link between the two.
A front page article in the New York Times on January 5th reported what has been obvious since Obama took office. The administration has sought to "forge close ties" with the Muslim Brotherhood – "an organization once viewed as irreconcilably opposed to United States interests."
Senator John Kerry, the Massachusetts Democrat who is chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee and recently joined with the ambassador to Egypt, Anne W. Patterson, for a meeting with top leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood's political party, compared the Obama administration's outreach to President Ronald Reagan's arms negotiations with the Soviet Union. "The United States needs to deal with the new reality," Senator Kerry said. "And it needs to step up its game."
That is a ridiculous analogy. Reagan negotiated with the Soviet Union, but never waivered from his belief that the Soviet Union was an evil empire whose ideology must be defeated. The Obama administration's outreach to the Muslim Brotherhood is based on its mistaken belief that it has reformed in a way that brings it much closer to the Western model of a pluralistic party committed to individual freedoms.
To the contrary, when push comes to shove, the Muslim Brotherhood's dominance of the civil government in Egypt, by virtue of its parliamentary election victories, will mean the imposition of sharia law and jihad against infidels. Nothing the Obama administration is trying to do through its aggressive overtures, including recent high-level meetings with Muslim Brotherhood officials, will change that fact. Jihad is embedded in its history, as evidenced by the violent Islamic jihadist organizations such as Hamas that it spawned. And let's not forget that it was the Muslim Brotherhood that gave Osama bin Laden's former deputy and current leader of al Qaeda, Ayman al-Zawahiri, his start.
Jihad remains in the Muslim Brotherhood's DNA. Its motto includes the words: "Jihad is our way. Dying in the way of Allah is our highest hope." The Brotherhood's new offices are emblazoned with its emblem of crossed swords.
The Obama administration's ostensible rationale for engaging with the Muslim Brotherhood is that it is simply bowing to political reality. Based on the results of Egyptian parliamentary elections so far, the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party looks set to play a dominant role in Egypt's new parliament and in the civil government to which Obama administration officials are pressing Egypt's military to hand over the reins of power. But, in fact, the Obama administration is not simply being reactive. It helped bring about what is now unfolding in Egypt by throwing Egyptian president Mubarak under the bus and lending its hand to legitimize the false image of the Muslim Brotherhood as some sort of alternative moderate advocate of peace, pluralistic democracy and freedom for all Egyptians.
At the same time, in order to find a face-saving way out of the quagmire in Afghanistan in which the Obama administration finds itself after escalating the war there while simultaneously announcing a timetable for withdrawal, the administration is pursuing talks with the Taliban. It is using an untrustworthy Muslim Brotherhood connection to do so.
According to a report appearing in the Indian newspaper Hindu, diplomatic sources have said that Yusuf al-Qaradawi, who is regarded as the spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, has emerged as a key mediator in secret talks between the U.S. and the Taliban:
Mr. al-Qaradawi helped draw a road map for a deal between the Taliban and the United States, aimed at giving the superpower a face-saving political settlement ahead of its planned withdrawal from Afghanistan which is due to begin in 2014.
In return for the release of prisoners still held by the United States at Guantanamo Bay, the lifting of United Nations sanctions on its leadership and its recognition as a legitimate political group, the Taliban was expected to agree to sever its links to transnational organisations like al-Qaeda, end violence and eventually share power with the Afghan government.
But what can the Taliban negotiators really deliver, even if it were serious in wanting to reach a peaceful settlement? There is no indication that these negotiators are in a position to turn over the Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar and his inner circle, who harbored al Qaeda when the Taliban was in control of Afghanistan. Nor will they be able to diffuse the growing power of the new generation of Taliban commanders ideologically committed to al-Qaeda's vision.
The Obama administration's idea of negotiations is to consider releasing Taliban detainees who are likely to return to jihad against U.S. forces without even any commitment reported to date that the Taliban would return the U.S. soldier it kidnapped. The only concrete step the Taliban negotiators have reportedly agreed to undertake in the short term is to set up an office in Qatar for talks.
It's bad enough that the Obama administration is even considering talks on such terms – a prescription for appeasement. The fact that the Obama administration is foolish enough to trust al-Qaradawi as an intermediary with the Taliban is mind-boggling. Have they not read what this jihadist has been preaching?
The Muslim Brotherhood's spiritual leader's call for jihad extends not only to the conquest of Israel and the killing of Jews. It includes the conquest of Europe and beyond.
In 2003 al-Qaradawi issued a fatwa declaring that
Islam will return to Europe as a victorious conqueror after having been expelled twice. This time it will not be conquest by the sword, but by preaching and spreading [Islamic] ideology […] The future belongs to Islam […] The spread of Islam until it conquers the entire world and includes both East and West marks the beginning of the return of the Islamic Caliphate [.]
A 2009 State Department cable, published by WikiLeaks, quoted a sermon by al-Qaradawi in which he condemned Jews for spreading "corruption in the land" and called for "the revenge of Allah" upon them. And he didn't spare the United States. He condemned the United States for acting "like a god in this world" and cautioned the U.S. and the West that "according to the law of Allah, they should collapse."
Yet this is the man in whom the Obama administration places its trust to help mediate a peace with the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Just as the Obama administration trusts al-Qaradawi, the spiritual guide for the Muslim Brotherhood, to help it escape the mess in Afghanistan, the Obama administration has come to believe in the good intentions of the Muslim Brotherhood itself in how it plans to govern in Egypt.
Interestingly, President Obama himself, during his 2011 Super Bowl Day interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, wanted viewers to know he was concerned "there are strains of their [Muslim Brotherhood] ideology that are anti-U.S." But he dodged the question whether the Muslim Brotherhood represented a threat to the U.S., saying that they were only "one faction in Egypt" that lacked majority support.
Despite that brief glimmer of Super Bowl Day reality about the Muslim Brotherhood coming from Obama himself, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said just a few days before Obama's interview that any new Egyptian government "has to include a whole host of important non-secular actors that give Egypt a strong chance to continue to be [a] stable and reliable partner," a remark most likely directed at U.S. support for the inclusion of the Muslim Brotherhood in any future government.
In February 2011, U.S. director of National Intelligence James Clapper said during a House Intelligence Committee hearing that the Muslim Brotherhood "pursued social ends, a betterment of the political order in Egypt, et cetera….. There is no overarching agenda, particularly in pursuit of violence, at least internationally." However, his characterization of the Brotherhood as "largely secular" went a bit too far, even for the Obama administration.
In June 2011, well before the recent parliamentary elections, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton explained the Obama administration's decision to ignore the "anti-U.S." strains in the Muslim Brotherhood's ideology and engage them in concert with its policy to deal with "peaceful" organizations. She said that "We welcome, therefore, dialogue with those Muslim Brotherhood members who wish to talk with us."
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The deck table and stool plans are coming for those of you who are anxiously waiting. {I do appreciate all the emails and comments} It is simply a matter of drawing the diagrams and writing it up. Right now they are a bunch of chicken scratch on a notepad. I will have them up by the end of next week for all of those who have written me telling me you have already prepared your husbands for a weekend of fun!
I have received quite a few questions on where to find the Foam Alphabet Stamps that I have used for a lot of different projects, including the Playroom Wall Art {found here}. I purchased mine locally at Joanne Fabrics and I know the local Michaels Craft Store carries them as well. They are in the scrapbooking 'stamp' section and I have also seen them located along with the stenciling supplies too. I know a few of you are still having problems finding them locally so here are few that can be ordered online. They are made by Simply ® Stamps and come in an array of different fonts and sizes.
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All of their designs can be easily made into iron on transfers for Pillows, Tea Towels, Totes, or Table Runners, or simply printed on Note Cards, Framed Prints, and Scrapbooking Projects.
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Salvaged autobody parts and acrylic on panel
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Ultrachrome pigment print
Ultrachrome print mounted on honey combed cardboard
Unfinished Malaysian Mangaris Mahogany
Unique chromogenic print, abraided (rubbing)
Unique Tintype
Urethane, enamel and oil on found pistons
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Vintage silver gelatin prints and magazine clippings mounted on board
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Vintage silver gelatin prints mounted on board
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Vinyl tubes, oil paint, on wood panel
Walnut veneer plywood
Watercolor and crystals on Duralar
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Watercolor and pen on paper
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Watercolor and screen print on paper
Watercolor on paper
Watercolor over Laser Printed Letter
Watercolor over photocopy on paper
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Wood dowels in ten sizes and vinyl paint
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Wood, bamboo, steel, modeling compound, wire, joint compound, enamel, paint
Wood, clay, leather, and fire
Wood, clay, leather, fire, acrylic paint, latex paint, charcoal, and crayon
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Wood, Fiberglass, Color and Bio-Resin
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Wood, plaster, enamel, paint
Wood, plaster, joing compound, wood stain, enamel, paint
Wood, plaster, joint compound and enamel paint
Wood, plaster, joint compound, wood stain, enamel paint
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Wood, plaster, mortar, wire, acrylic, woodstain
Wood, stone, acrylic paint
Wood, styrofoam, Masking tape, Acrylic Resin, Acrylic paint
wood, toys, and found objects
Woodblock monoprint, oil on paper
Woodblock print in oil on paper
Zync top on maple plywood with luan
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that meet selected criteria
that meet selected criteria
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