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You at least put some thought into it but...still...
There isn't anything too major here, and I'll analyze it once it's all out there, but here's my 3 team swap between the Hornets-76ers-Clippers
-Hornets In:
Dorell Wright SF- PHI
Trey Thompkins PF- LAC
Eric Bledsoe PG- LAC
-Hornets Out:
Xavier Henry SG/SF
Greivis Vasquez PG
Robin Lopez C
-76ers In:
X. Henry- NOR
G. Vaquez- NOR
Grant Hill SF- LAC
-76ers Out:
Dorell Wright SF
-Clippers In:
Robin Lopez- NOR
-Clippers Out:
E. Bledsoe
T. Thompkins
Like any trade idea, this one has it's bits of unlikeliness. For starters, the Clippers are going to want to get maximum value for Eric Bledsoe, and may find a much more attractive offer at some point in the off-season. Also, our Hornets may not even really be willing to trade Vasquez and/or Lopez at all. They may believe that they're part of the future for this team (which would seem a bit absurd to me). You can even take into account the potential swapping of picks, too. Anyway, let's get to the break down and why each team might make their moves, starting with our Hornets/Pelicans.
Eric Bledsoe is without a doubt the main target of this deal. Why does he fit with this team? For starters, he's got an excellent contract. He'll be on the rookie scale for this season and next, then hit restricted free agency, giving the Hornets/Pelicans the first crack at keeping him on board. Second, he's a young and real talent all-around. He's an absurd athlete, with his quickness, strength, and leaping ability, he would give Russell Westbrook a fun run for his money (though probably come up just short). Not only is he physically gifted, but he has the game to go with it. Averaging a mere 18 mpg, his PER is a 24.2 which is nuts. His FG% is at 50%, and his 3 point percentage (38.1%) is way above his career average (27.5%). He's also a skilled passer and rebounder for his position, managing solid numbers in those categories even in limited minutes. I believe that given the opportunity, Bledsoe can not only be a starter in this league, but a star as long as he continues to work hard at improving his game.
Dorell Wright makes sense for this team for a couple of reasons, too. He's a low risk addition as a player on the last year of his deal, making a very manageable $4.1 million. Bringing him in would essentially be a try-out to earn a new contract next year. In Golden State a couple of seasons ago, he was brilliant. He hit his 3-pointers at a very high rate and was an efficient scorer and rebounder as a whole. Last season and this season he has fallen off due to inconsistent minutes, but I think he would be a worthwhile risk for this squad.
Trey Thompkins is just a toss-in to make the salaries work.
The Clippers are poised for a playoff run, but the depth they have with their guards, they lack in their front court. DeAndre Jordan and Blake Griffin are a great, athletic combo, but behind them they have next to nothing, unless you count the ghost of Lamar Odom. Robin Lopez would be a huge get for this team. He has a perfect contract for a backup center, averaging ~$5M a year for 3 years. He would certainly help on both sides of the ball when one of their other big men are off the court, and may actually be a better offensive player around the basket than either of the ones they have. It would be a good long term move to trade a little-used player for a very useful part of a front court rotation that could really make them into a contender. Also, Trey Thompkins and Grant Hill don't even get minutes.
The Sixers are really trying to become a legit playoff team in the East. If Bynum can ever get healthy, they will be, but that has always been the problem with him. As of right now, someone named Maalik Wayns is their backup point guard and has a negative PER. They have probably been playing Nick Young and Evan Turner out of position to handle the duties, which probably kills their second unit's flow. I could be wrong, but I don't have access to advanced stats. Vasquez has been up and down as a starter here, but when playing against backups, he has really played well, and I believe that's the capacity in which he can find the most success in the NBA. The Sixers take Henry as a prospect and salary to make the move work. Grant Hill is just for money.
So that about sums it up. Thoughts?
You at least put some thought into it but...still...
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I think if we get Bledsoe and a 1st, I'd be ok with it. Without the first nope. Depending where we draft if really high get the best SF and use the late pick for Withey
Vasques, Rivers
Gordon, Rivers
Anderson, Smith
Davis, Withey
I'd rather see us go after a SF like Barnes or MKG. Trade anything you can, our 1st and everything minus Davis, Rivers, or Anderson. Next year we could throw money at Jennings and buy a late first and get Withey
Jennings, Rivers
Gordon, Rivers
Anderson, Smith
Davis, Withey
Could end up with Swift as a bad contract to assume
It's not an ridiculous idea, but a trade involving that many players and teams... I don't see it.
No way Clippers do that. Other teams would give up more for Bledsoe than just Lopez.
lopez, aminu, our first pick(partly protected) for bledsoe and odom(who would get cut)
How about this one?
Jay-Z and the Russian Billionaire reunite the best rebounding twins on the planet and the Hornets get a scorer off the bench who could fill in for Gordon if he ever gets hurt again. Backcourt set, then you take the best available front court player in the draft and target a SF in FA or via trade
oh wow... someone already beat me to the punch about Bledsoe. I agree, this guy is who we want... but I just don't see other teams wanting anyone from our team other than maybe Robin Lopez and maybe Vasquez? (this of course is minus Davis, Anderson, and Rivers)
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On Bledsoe:
IIRC, wasn't the original deal for Paul supposed to be Minny's #1, Bledsoe, Aminu & Kamen for Paul, and LAC balked and said NO Bledsoe but you can have Gordon in his place?
IF so, what do we have better than Paul to offer the Clips now??
Don't feel so bad. The Wiz Kids beat King James and the Heat just a few games before coming to New Orleans.
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ICC never started actually raiding till cata
ICC never started actually raiding till cata
Krakshot - MM Hunter
Humiliation - Prot/Holy Paladin
Purification - Disc/Holy Priest
Originally posted by someone or the other :
Don't try and make sense of a game that sends you dragons in the mail
ZG, back in classic.
"RETARD" is as offensive as the "N world"... stop using it!
WoWJunkie since 2005!
My first raid was either Strat or Scholo 10 man or UBRS 15 man. That was so long ago, I hardly remember.
Nothing can hold me back!
Karazhan in early BC. I had no epic gear and like 1% hit rating on my hunter with only a couple of enchants. But the raid leader was patient and I managed to do the tasks I was assigned with little error (except that I ran in front of the red beam on Netherspite and killed myself). Good times. I got a guild invite and began raiding every week.
UBRS way back in the Classic day before they made it a 5-man.
My first? Molten Core
My second? Gruul's Lair haha (didn't start raiding hardcore till late BC / early Wrath
Kara, the best place to start raiding.
Bodow - http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte...w/Bodow/simple Patching up holes since before you were leveled
Spatha - http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte...patha/advanced Tanking since before it was cool
UBRS prolly, but MC was my first "F*CK YES, WE KILLED HIM!" raid :P
Not sure if it was Zul'aman or Sunwell Plateau one of the two...
In Naxx 80 when I killed Patchwerk. That was one of the most fun times I have ever had raiding. It felt so awesome at the time.
Either Gruul's Lair or Karahzan. Kara was definitely the first one I cleared though.
____________________R.I.P Excessive Gaming____________________
Molten Core, years ago at Level 60. Very good times! The screaming after Rag was great haha. It was my first real taste of 40 man raiding. There was UBRS before that.
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I'm pretty sure it was Kara. I spent most of bc in there lol.
ICC 10 man. Got all the way up to Blood Queen on my first go. Guild I joined kind of carried me. Now I carry them.
molten core
Naxxramas at 80. Maexxna or something was the first major boss I did.


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The ASPCA has been in Sandy-affected areas since the storm rescuing animals, reuniting them with their families, distributing critical supplies and providing critical veterinary care. The need was great right after the storm, and it's only growing now as more families' homes become uninhabitable and cold weather sets in. That's why we're continuing to expand our response to Sandy.
For the thousands of families without power, running water or even homes a week and a half after Superstorm Sandy, the ASPCA can't unload our pet supply trucks fast enough. Everywhere our trucks stop, we are met by a crowd of needy pet parents who eagerly snap up the supplies before we can pull away to the next distribution point.
Pets are all many families have left, and they are eager to take good care of them in spite of all they've lost. To date, we have distributed thousands of pounds of pet food and cat litter to areas of extreme need, and we are ramping up this effort and fielding more requests every day.
Our grants department is fielding requests of a different sort: pleas for help from shelters and other animal welfare groups affected by Sandy. We're expediting the process so these groups get the help they need immediately.
If you live far from the affected area, please don't look away from this catastrophe now. Animals and their pet parents need our help desperately, and we're working around the clock to meet their needs. To date, we have helped nearly 6,000 animals, and we don't expect this operation to wind down any time soon.
If you would like to contribute to our disaster relief fund, you can make a gift here. Every cent will go to ASPCA disaster relief efforts.
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NO saben cuanto amo los animales, los adoro con todo mi corazón , me encantaria poder contribuir economicamente pero en este momento tengo una crisis economica fuerte y solo subsisto por la gracia y la misericordia divina, asi que por ahora solo puedo contribuir con mi oración y bendiciones para ustedes por su bendita y preciosa labor Dios les recompense ampliamente y que los que si pueden Dios toque sus corazones generosos par a que aumenten las donaciones que tanto necesitan, sean bendecidos con todo mi amor desde mi presencia sagrada y muchas gracias por toda su labor DIOS LES BENDICE POR SIEMPRE Y PARA SIEMPRE.
Speaking from experience...these folks and their pets will need months (if not years) of care and support. We were victims of Hurricane Isabel...our home was left standing but badly damaged. Restoration will be slow, insurance companies will be overwhelmed, contractor's and supplies will be in short supply, prices across the board will be inflated, & scam artists will come out of the woodwork-- but the most heart wrenching part is that many of these folks may be separated from their pets for a long time. In the wake of Hurricane Isabel in VA...many pets were lost because they were not properly identified, some pet owners were fortunate and did find their pets only to be forced to re-home or surrender their pets to humane organizations because they simply couldn't afford to board their pets for a prolonged period of time. My heart breaks for those affected by Hurricane Sandy. What is the long-term plan for fostering pets from the affected areas? This is only the "beginning" of the journey for those affected, they will need our prayers and support for a very long time. God Bless them all...the storm victims, their pets and the ASPCA as they provide shelter and care to those affected.
how does one volunteer to go to disaster sites to aid with animal rescue?
Will help babysit peoples pets while they look for new homes. I have worked for Strays and Others and have rescued and fostered dogs. I live in Darien, Ct. and have a fenced in yard and multiple places for cats, dogs, etc to live. Let me know.
I would also like to know how I could help rescue pets- I don't have money but I do have time. Please tell me where to go- I live in Hoboken NJ.
i would likee to help in some way but im only twelve and i live all the way in florida i singed your pleedge so you have my email my name is tails if you can just send me an email of what i can do to help. i did a board project on you .and eveyone loved it and i got an A. in my project i also talked about a dog named oreo a pitbull mix she got thrown off a six story building.so i there's any way i can help just give me an email please.
I am so glad there are agencies for the animals..to protect them. We have donated for all the animals to be reunited with their loving families. God bless the APSACA!
What about farm animals? Horses? Chincoteague ponies?
I live in the Richmond Hill area of Queens, we got our power all back now and thankfully not much for damage. I would love to help anyone if I can. I dont have extra money but I am a stay at home mom with a young baby and would help out any way I can. If the animal is kid friendly please notify me!
I would try to foster a dog from AC&C called Nice. He is on deathrow here. Do you sponsor this fostering? I also live 5 hours north of NYC. Can you transport?


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Women's Cross Country Selected Fifth in Preseason Polls
August 31, 2010
HIGH POINT, NC - The Queens University of Charlotte womens cross country team starts the 2010 season as Conference Carolinas preseason favorite as voted upon by conference head coaches. The Lady Falcons of Pfeiffer University were selected fifth. The Royals return their top three from the 2009 Conference Championship team and all three are coming off of spring track seasons that saw them post NCAA national-qualifying marks. Queens will be led by senior Jessica Neville who provisionally qualified in the 10,000-meters as did junior Holly Annas. The Royals also return 2009 Conference Carolinas Freshman of the Year Maraya Slatter, who was a national track qualifier in the 800-meters.
Bound to help Queens improve on its school-best 20th NCAA National Championship finish will be junior college transfers Rosa Young, Kimone Hewitt and Emilia Skolubowicz along with freshmen Mathilde Timboni and Kaitlyn Patterson.
Lees-McRae College will be looking for a mix of veterans and gifted newcomers to help lead the way in 2010 as the Lady Bobcats claim the second spot in the league preseason poll. Head womens cross country coach, Thomas Cason, returns five from a team that finished second in the Conference Championship and third in the Southeast Region. Cason returns top runners Kira Shoemaker, who finished seventh in last years league championship, and Hannah Henderson, who finished 13th. Returners Cinthia Lehner, Lindsey Bush and Rayne Delutis will provide experience and depth for Cason who added three newcomers to the team. Erica Zaveta joins the Lady Bobcats from the cycling team. Transfer Crystal Fischer and freshmen Heather Peterman complete the team.
I am excited about the opportunity to coach this talented group of women this fall, Cason said. We have a great tradition here at Lees-McRae in womens cross country, and I believe this team will continue to achieve greatness both on the cross country course and also in the classroom.
Limestone College is projected to finish third based on the recent coaches vote. The Lady Saints finished in third place at last seasons Conference Championship before qualifying for the NCAA Southeast Regional for the second consecutive year. The Lady Saints lost senior and First-Team All-Conference selection Courtney Rankin but will look to fellow First-Team honoree Quanika Blackmon to help guide the team to another strong showing at the league championships. Blackmon had two Top-10 finishes including a fifth place finish and a career best time of 19:10 at the Conference Championship. Limestone, which also lost senior Molly Reichwald, will be depending on junior Jenny Altieri and sophomore Alex Gadea in their quest for a third consecutive trip to the NCAA Regional. Altieri finished the championships with a season best 21:26 while Gadea finished at 21:41 in the 5k race.
Converse finished fourth in the poll with Pfeiffer fifth followed by Belmont Abbey, Erskine, Mount Olive, Barton & Coker (tied), and St. Andrews respectively rounding-out the poll standings.
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But when we're considering the future of a little boy who walks dragging his left leg, weighs half what his peers do and has a bolt connecting his skull to his spine?
Well, rules should be guidelines.
Unfortunately, Little League thinks otherwise.
League officials say 12-year-old Robbie Aguirre can't play in a league below his age group. The ruling means the boy must either quit Little League or face baseballs hurled by adolescents twice his size.
Fortunately, Robbie is a warrior and has a fighter by his side.
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I walk into Robbie's home in Orange and look down on a boy so frail and small it's difficult to believe he is nearly the same age as a strapping 13-year-old I visited with the day before.
As we settle in at the table, I ask Robbie how he feels about Little League not allowing him to remain in a younger division. He shrugs his shoulders and smiles.
Born two months premature and weighing 4 pounds at birth, Robbie is used to adversity.
Robbie grins from under the brim of his black cap. The hat is big and bends his ears down. Robbie declines to take it off. That's understandable.
The cap is for the White Sox AAA team, the younger division that Robbie's father manages and Robbie hopes to play for.
Yes, dad manages and Little League still says no. Robbie has aged out and must move to the majors division, mostly 11- and 12-year-olds.
To understand the ruling is difficult even for Little League veterans. Yes, the Aguirres are a baseball family.
Robbie's dad, Richard, has been an assistant coach or managed Robbie's teams for six years. A Mater Dei High graduate, he's also helped coach his older son's teams.
Martha serves on the board of the local Little League, Olive. She tells me, "We just want Robbie to join in and participate for this one year, just one season."
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- Fits up to 5'6"/ 168cm
- Girth: 68"/ 173cm
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This was one of the first bags I looked at when I started hunting for some backpacking gear. I did a ton of research and this one still came out to be the best for my budget. I paired this with the Therma-Rest Trail Pro pad and stayed very warm in 40 degrees with the bag zipped up about 3/4 of the way. I haven't gotten to use it in colder temperatures yet, but I have no doubts about trying it out this winter. With the built in pad sleeve and pillow slot I felt like a toasty lil cinnamon bun. The material seems very durable and is plush and comfy. I am 5'8" 150 lbs and I had plenty of room to toss and turn, which is what I was looking for without adding too much weight. Overall- warm, comfy, and a good price for a bag!
I was looking for a bag that would keep me nice and warm on the cool nights up on the mountain. The only problem I have with mummy bags, is that they are too restrictive for me, I need to be able to move my legs around a bit. That's where this bag shines! It gives the benefits of a mummy bag with a bit more room in the legs! It was a great happy medium for me and I'm happy with the bag. You will want a good quality pad for this bag, its a must as part of the system. I love this bag and would buy another.....then zip them together so my wife can join me!
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I have used this bag both on hiking and truck camping trips and have to say this is my favorite bag. I often use this bag in my hammock and never feel confined to moving due to the roomy interior and nylon material. Because of the large size the bag is not a ultra small pack size, so plan on making some room for it in your pack. Also, I have tried several pads but like my Big Angus Insulated Air Core pad the best. I have used bag down into the 30's and stayed warm as long as you have a insulated one.
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RYAN VREDE reports on a 29-23 victory for the Sharks over the Blues that plunges the Auckland franchise into crisis.
There was a shared sense before this fixture that technical and tactical superiority would be less important to the Blues than sheer guts and grit. They have endured a battering in the press and public for their mediocrity and their rebuttal had to be good. It wasn't. Far from it. There was only a small measure of the guts and grit their situation demanded. Their attacking play was sterile and their defence continues to be generous. Coach Pat Lam is surely now on the brink of losing his job.
Coming back from 15-0 down to trail 15-13 at the break suggested that they still had a little character. They were undoubtedly the better team in the first half, the Sharks' two tries in that period coming thanks to two intercepts. Outside of that the Durban side failed to trouble their hosts. Certainly they were physical and organised on defence, but they profited from the Blues' wastefulness in excellent positions. The Blues would finish with 17 handling errors and this was ultimately terminal to their cause.
The best of their spurned opportunities fell to Ma'a Nonu, who knocked on 7m short of the tryline. The Blues had reigned themselves in after a tactically cavalier start to the match and by the 30 minute mark were troubling the Sharks with their ability to play through multiple phases as well as their lineout and breakdown contest, the latter being the source of numerous broken field opportunities they failed to exploit.
But they would have been satisfied with the two-point deficit going down the tunnel and then elated at scoring a converted try just after the restart to take the lead for the first time. However, in typical Blues fashion, they fell into a deep defensive slumber and conceded two converted tries in five minutes, the first from Keegan Daniel and the second a controversial Tim Whitehead score. The midfielder clearly knocked the ball forward into a Blues player but recollected en route to the tryline.
The Sharks' bench gave them fresh attacking and defensive impetus but they couldn't manage the try that would surely have sealed the result. With 13 minutes to play Gareth Anscombe kicked his side to within a converted try of taking the lead. But the Blues looked every bit a team who lacked the belief to grab a win from that position. They made fundamental errors, while the Sharks were tactically masterful in closing down the game.
They return to Durban with five points from this match and two tour wins from four matches – an acceptable return that aids their push to top the SA conference. The Blues are left to pick up the pieces of a season that one senses is yet to reach its nadir.


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Come hear specific information about the Northwest Public Service Career Fair, which is happening February 1st and 2nd in Portland and Seattle (you can register to attend at http://nwpifair.org), as well as information about how to strategically approach a career fair.
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Bernstein's writings appear in The New York Times and The Washington Post, and he is a frequent guest on CNBC and MSNBC.
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Are you interested in learning in a work environment? The UO Law externship program has opportunities in many areas of law from Child Advocacy and Local Government to Judicial and In-House Counsel. Gain valuable on-the-job skills, network, and learn about different areas of the law. This session is a great way to hear about the various externship opportunities, meet the faculty supervisors, and learn about the process of arranging an externship.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
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Federalist Society Event
Speaker: Professor Alicia Hilton
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Public Affairs Speaker Series roundtable featuring Richard Ellis, Alison Gash, Melissa Buis Michaux, and Dan Tichenor.
Sponsored by the Wayne Morse Center and the UO Department of Political Science.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
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Learn about the Conflict & Dispute Resolution Master's (CRES) Program and how to apply. Earn your JD and master's degree in 4 years. Program consists of both skill- and theory-based courses including Negotiation, Facilitation, Cross Cultural Dynamics, Basic Mediation, Psychology of Conflict, Research Methods and more. If you cannot attend this session and are interested in the program please contact Kata Bahnsen-Reinhardt.


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A touching video is making the rounds this weekend of LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane meeting a young Irish soccer fan named Domhnall on Ireland's annual holiday institution The Late Late Toy Show.
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CARSON, Calif. – Michael Stephens believes that he needs playing time to progress professionally, but whether he'll receive that as a member of the LA Galaxy in 2014 is "up in the air" according to the midfielder.
In the latest LA Galaxy Insider Year in Review, I evaluate what was a challenging season for Michael Stephens.
"It was up and down, there were games that played well and then others where I didn't do so good," Stephens told reporters earlier this month. "Part of that comes with playing time, but they go both hand in hand because if you don't produce then the playing time won't be there and it's hard to produce when the playing time isn't there. It's a tough balance. "
During his final media availability, Stephens told reporters that he is out of contract, but he remains in communication with the Galaxy about returning in 2014. Wherever Stephens is playing next season, the 24-year-old knows that he'll need playing time.
I personally, I want more playing time, but I'm not a guy that is going to be naïve to think that I was in a position where I definitely deserved more playing time. That's just the way it is and it is something that I want more of going into next year."
The LA Galaxy are going full speed ahead with their plans for a USL team in 2014.
During his interview on Joe Tutino's LA Galaxy All-Access Podcast, Arena stated that the club is "anticipating" having a USL squad in the coming season that will help them develop existing rostered players, but also add further pieces in the Galaxy Academy.
"We're going ahead full speed. We anticipate having a USL team. That will serve our academy players who were moving up to the major league roster. It will serve our players who are not playing on a regular basis for the first team as well," Arena told Tutino. "We're going to have obviously other players involved in the [USL] roster. Between the first team, which is now 30 to 29 players in MLS, and [the USL] roster we'll likely have another 15 players who are involved in the USL and complemented by our roster. We should have 45 players here on a daily basis, two teams and a number of opportunities to give players game experience and to continue to move forward.
"We're hopeful that we can discover a couple of players through the USL team but also develop our academy players that need playing time," Arena continued. "You're going to see players like Oscar Sorto, Jack McBean, Raul Mendiola, perhaps, Jose Villarreal; all those young players that if they're not playing on a regular basis with us, they will be playing with the USL team."
Over the past year, both Techinical Director Jovan Kirovski and club President Chris Klein have discussed mentioned that a USL team was a distinct possiblity for the Galaxy in 2014.
In addition to the USL team and a myriad of other topics, Arena addressed the topic of LA Galaxy players going on offseason loans stating that "our players aren't going anywhere" noting that Landon Donovan and Omar Gonzalez are expected to join U.S. National Team's annual January camp. The Galaxy manager also stated that Robbie Keane should be back in comission after four to six weeks following his "procedure" earlier in the week.
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CARSON, Calif. – LA Galaxy forward Robbie Keane underwent surgery in London on Wednesday to repair nagging injuries in both of his Achilles.
According to a Galaxy spokesman, the surgery was a success and the LA captain is expected be ready to go by the preseason. Keane is expected to complete his rehabilitation in Ireland before returning to Southern California in January.
During a conference call with reporters on Tuesday, Keane revealed that once the procedure takes place, he'll be focusing solely on returning to fitness in time for the start of preseason.
"I'll get that done, and then it's rest and a lot of rehab, so that's mainly what I'll be doing [this offseason]," said Keane.
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Three members of the LA Galaxy have been nominated for the first annual CONCACAF year-end awards.
Landon Donovan has been nominated for Player of the Year for his stellar 2013 that saw him take home the Golden Ball (tournament's MVP) and the Golden Boot (tournament's top scorer) at the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup in addition to a 10 goal and nine assist performance for the Galaxy. LA goalkeeper Jaime Penedo is nominated for Goalkeeper of the Year after a stellar 2013 that saw him lead the Panamanian national team to the final of the Gold Cup while winning the Golden Gloves award for the tournament's best goalkeeper. Penedo also led Panama to within minutes of qualifying for a berth in a World Cup playoff.
Finally, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena has been nominated for Coach of the Year.
CARSON, Calif. – Count LA Galaxy center back Omar Gonzalez as one of the MLS-based U.S. National Team players unlikely to head on an offseason loan this winter.
U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann has stated that he'd like his MLS-based players to head on loan this January as the nation prepares for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, but while Gonzalez admitted that he is "pretty much open to anything" at the moment, he is expecting to take a breather for the next few weeks before he begins preparation for the U.S.' annual January camp.
"I'm still dealing with a little pain from my groin," Gonzalez admitted during a conference call with reporters on Tuesday. "I just recently got done with the [U.S. national team's final 2013] games, and so right now I'm just relaxing, trying to let this groin heal up, and when it gets closer to January, got to start getting fit and whether I'm here in California with the national team for January camp or something else comes along, we'll figure that out. But as of right now, I'm just planning on the January camp."
The groin injury that Gonzalez mentioned has plagued him since the 2012 MLS Cup and flared up at times during the Galaxy's 2013 campaign. Gonzalez has experience with offseason loans after going on loan in January 2012 with German Bundesliga club FC Nurnberg where he tore his anterior cruciate ligament in his first training session with the team.
That experience did not sour Gonzalez to the prospect of an offseason loan, but for now, he's simply waiting to see what types of offers emerge.
"Once it gets closer to January, once these club teams start actually asking about certain players, and whether or not these opportunities are real," said Gonzalez. "As of right now, my plan is just to go to January camp. At the end of the day, it's also the Galaxy and the league's decision whether they want me to go, as well."
LA Galaxy forward Landon Donovan made his debut as a television analyst this week with appearances on Fox Sports 1.
Donovan looked extremely polished and confidence on air as he analyzed Tuesday's UEFA Champions League slate. One moment received a lot of attention as Donovan was asked about his U.S. National Team teammate Jermaine Jones' Schalke and their match against Steaua Bucuresti, which ultimately ended in a scoreless draw.
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CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy announced their annual team awards on Tuesday with Robbie Keane taking home team MVP honors.
Keane enjoyed an MLS MVP-type season with 16 goals and 11 assists in 23 games played earning the team MVP and team Golden Boot. Meanwhile, Omar Gonzalez earned the club defender of the year award after a strong season that saw him finish fourth for the league honor.
Galaxy defender Sean Franklin won the club's Humanitarian of the Year award for his work with the community.


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SALEM, V.A. Lock Haven University, ranked #3 in the latest IWLCA womens lacrosse poll, scored the first six goals on Friday afternoon rolling to an 18-6 victory over Pfeiffer University during a neutral site contest in Salem, Virginia. Lock Haven remains unbeaten at 2-0 to start the year while the Lady Falcons fall to 4-3.
Jessica Moulton temporarily stopped the bleeding with a free position shot goal at the 14:21 point of the first half. Sarah Hebberd followed with a goal at the 11:05 mark after an assist from Shannon Bonnel. After a quick response from Lock Haven, Alex Cook put home one of her team-high three strikes at the 6:32 mark of the first. Three more LHU goals increased the lead before Cook hit again with just 23 seconds left for an 11-4 Pfeiffer deficit at the break.
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In the end, they left more of a legacy.
The seniors made sure they went out with a trophy, getting Cascade a third-place finish at last weekend's 4A state meet -- the highest finish for a Cascade swimming team in school history -- and setting a state meet record in the process.
For the second consecutive year, the Bruins set the bar in school swimming history. Last year, they cracked the top 10 at state for the first time, finishing 10th overall. This season, they wanted to improve on that finish.
"I kind of had it in the back of my mind that we could be top three, but we talked about being top five all season," Cascade head coach Eric Smith said. "Last year was the best year ever and everybody that scored points last year was coming back."
Cascade's team, which went undefeated in the regular season, knew for a while that it had the opportunity to make school history at last week's state swimming meet. But even the Bruins had no idea just how strong of a finish they might have to their season.
"Overall, I still can't even believe how well we did," star senior swimmer Kalena Laurent said. "It's kind of crazy, because no one really thought Cascade could do so well. We came from behind and showed them."
One of the highlights of the meet for the Bruins was the 200-freestyle relay, where they posted the fastest time for the event at a state meet, finishing in one minute, 38.29 seconds.
Laurent was the anchor of the record-setting team, that was led off by Nichole Carlson and also featured Darcie Booth and her younger sister Danielle Booth.
"When I touched that wall on the final leg and looked up everyone was smiling and crying it was definitely a moment I'll never forget," Laurent said.
Said Carlson: "The actual amazingness, the weight of it, didn't hit me until I was on the podium and we were the highest up."
The Bruins' third-place overall finish was punctuated with a win in the 400-freestyle relay, the last race of the day -- and year.
In the final race of their high school careers, Laurent, Darcie Booth and Carlson finished on top, helping lead the same relay team that won the 200-freestyle relay to victory once again, clinching the top-three finish for the Bruins.
"It was an awesome feeling," Carlson said. "It was like warm fuzzies, but like, times a million."
Knowing it was her final high school meet, Booth tried to take as much of the whole experience in as possible. She said it still hasn't set in that her high school career is over.
"There was definitely moments where we were looking around thinking, this is our last time being here. This is our last state tournament," Booth said. "It still doesn't feel like it's over."
Laurent helped the Bruins with second-place finishes in the 200-freestyle (1:53.42) and 100 butterfly (a personal best of 56.56).
"She really stepped up," Smith said. "She was just tough as heck."
Carlson finished ninth in the 100 butterfly (53.63) and 13th in the 50 freestyle (25.02).
"We knew going in that we were going to have a good showing," Smith said, "but the girls really stepped up and were phenomenal."
The Bruins (169 points) finished third, behind 4A state champion Newport (Bellevue) and Richland.
"Getting in the top 10 was huge. We were really excited about that," Laurent said. "I remember we'd look up at the scoreboards the past few years and thinking, 'Wow look at those teams. They have so many points.' It's kind of weird comprehending being there, getting third place. It's the first time we're going to get a trophy to go in the case. It was really special."
Finishing third was a huge accomplishment for the Bruins. Having a state-meet record was an added bonus.
"It's amazing," Carlson said. "Especially because that record was like 20 years old. All these historic people that have come here and swam haven't gotten it. But me and my best friends got it. It was so cool. I didn't know we got the record when we swam. I was just glad we won."
Booth said the finish was a culmination of four-years of hard work by the three seniors, who hoped to one day lead the Cascade swimming team into unchartered waters.
"I think we kind of knew that it was going to end up like this, our freshman year," Booth said. "Just seeing how the few seniors that year came in (then) changed the team, knowing we'd get better and knowing that we'd have younger siblings coming in a few years. ... We couldn't have asked for it to have gone better. It was amazing and definitely not something that we're ever going to forget."
Laurent and Carlson will both continue swimming in college, and Booth is also talking to college coaches. Laurent will sign a letter of intent today accepting a full-ride scholarship to Fordham University in New York City. She visited three schools -- Fordham, University of Buffalo and Tulane University in Louisiana -- in three weekends and just enjoyed the atmosphere at Fordham.
"It just stuck with me. I had a gut feeling," Laurent said. "It just had a really homey feel and I felt comfortable there."
She wants to major in the pre-health program, where she'll get a chance to explore various options in the medical field before graduate school. Appropriately, Laurent used a swimming metaphor in describing her educational path.
"You can dip your foot in the water for different things that you might not have thought about before," she said.
Booth would like to stay "close-ish" to home. She's looking to major in environmental studies, possibly at Pacific Lutheran University and Whitworth College.
Carlson is looking at attending the United States Air Force or Naval Academies. She wants to swim collegiately, while training to become a fighter pilot.
Carlson also recently received a four-year scholarship to Rochester University in New York.
"Wherever I go, I'll be swimming," Carlson said.
While a few of its good swimmers will be graduating this year, the Cascade team won't be starting from scratch next season. Freshman Danielle Booth will be returning, along with sophomore Demetra Laurent, Kalena's little sister.
Booth was on both swimming relays, and Laurent, who finished sixth in the 500-freestyle (5:11.60), impressed Smith with her constant improvement in the postseason.
"If you look at the results, Demetra kept dropping times from districts on," Smith said. "Over the course of the last week and a half she's dropped 10 seconds in the 500 freestyle. She kept getting faster."
Demetra Laurent said it's going to be weird not swimming with her sister next year. The two have been in the pool together since the younger Laurent was seven-years old. She's not sure if the Bruins will be able to once again improve their finish at the state tournament, but she is thankful for the Cascade seniors' help during her first two years.
"They set the bar high," Laurent said. "Me and Danielle want to strive to achieve what they've achieved. Just swimming with them every meet and every practice was so much fun. They definitely were good role models this year for us."
"The whole team did a phenomenal job this year," Smith said. "The whole season, from the dual meets to the state championship, everybody stepped up. It was a lot of fun to watch and I'm really proud of them."
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A blind man believes that Dr. Benton has healed him.
Think Warm Thoughts
Dr. Anspaugh's son is admitted for abdominal pains
Sharp Relief
Ross plans to surprise Hathaway with a secret, romantic wedding.
Carter's Choice
Carter must make a tough decision
Family Practice
Greene returns to San Diego to help care for his mother.
An explosion at a chemical warehouse sends a number of workers to the ER
My Brother's Keeper
Jeanie assists Scott during his final round of chemotherapy.
A Bloody Mess
A painful bone-marrow test reveals that Scott's cancer has returned.
Gut Reaction
Morgenstern's fails to complete an operation.
Shades Of Gray
The ER treats victims from the bombing of an abortion clinic.
Of Past Regret And Future Fear
Benton and Corday continue a secret relationship.
Suffer The Little Children
Jeanie fears she might be getting ill, but tests prove she's fine.
A Hole In The Heart
Corday is shocked to discover that Romano refuses to sponsor her.
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