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I think the whole Stern in nola for the lakers game is an indication that an official announcement is coming. As far as testing the waters, I don't think Benson really cares what other people, much less random national twitterers think. I'm okay with it though, they'll be my team no matter what as long as they're in nola.
"I've been stung by a Hornet, but I've never seen a Pelican do anything lively at all, except dive hard into the water and MISS his target 95% of the time - or, take a dump on the Causeway.
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the way i feel is.. THANK YOU MR BENSON FOR BUYING THE TEAM! NAME IT WHATEVER THE HELL YOU WANT! I'M IN!
I´m okay with the name eventhough I would prefer Brass! But, like some of you mentioned, names like Thunder, Wizards or Magic are not really better! The Logo and and the colours that were mentioned here looked pretty cool to me! I don´t love it but I can live with that!
Wow so I lose the Hornets who I know and love and become a ****ing Pelican fan?
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Denial – This is just a rumor. No way they are considering this name. We may even stay the Hornets.
Anger – Waaahhh! If people didn't consider us a joke before, then they surely will now.
Bargaining – We have to get a petition or something going. Maybe we can pool some money together and get this thing changed.
Depression – The Pelicans? Really, the Pelicans? This just blew my high.
Acceptance – You know what? I think I'd look pretty sexy in a red, navy blue, and gold fitted shirt. And I was excited when they made the Pelican stand out more on the Louisiana license plates.
I'm gonna say what some of you don't want to say....When the hornets came here I really didn't like the name or the colors that much. Nope....but it grew pretty fast on me because I was young just started watching basketball and loved my home team. BAM.
R.I.P. to HunnyB/FlyGirl
You know, for almost 60 years, the name "Pelicans" was professional sports in this city. There was no Saints, no NBA, no nothing other than the Pelicans. It is just sad that so many people are not taught that part of our history. Sure, it was just a minor league baseball team, but they were New Orleans. This name is a testament to those past times and I love it.
How many people here even know where Pelican Stadium was.
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ADAM BURNETT, writing in SA Rugby magazine, finds out why South African-born forward Jarrod Saffy turned his back on rugby league to play for the Melbourne Rebels.
The question was about allegiance. Of loyalties and belonging. It struck straight to the heart of the matter, and Jarrod Saffy was unequivocal in his response.
'Mate, it's Australia for me now, definitely,' says Saffy, who was born and raised in Pretoria until he was 14. Ironically, the opening word of his response – delivered in that familiar Australian twang – is the testimony that supports the statement.
'From when I was about five years old the dream was to play for the Springboks, and when I moved over here, I still had that for a couple of years. But it sort of changed in time to wanting to play for the Wallabies.'
Few in South Africa have probably ever heard of the blond-haired 25-year-old, who played for the St George Illawarra Dragons in Australia's National Rugby League (NRL), before returning to the sport of his youth after signing with new Super Rugby franchise the Melbourne Rebels.
Yet unlike most league forwards who struggle to make the transition with any real success, Saffy's pedigree looks likely to make him the exception to the rule.
'I was pretty keen on my rugby growing up,' he smiles. 'I mean, the whole country is.'
Saffy played for Natal U13 when his family lived in Durban for a couple of years (before returning to Pretoria), and continued his rugby education at St Joseph's College in Sydney.
The move to Australia came about, Saffy says, because, 'Mum and Dad were pretty worried about the crime in Pretoria, and the future for us kids really. The opportunities seemed better in Australia. Crime was getting pretty bad before we left. We didn't really see much of it, but obviously my parents did and they made the decision to leave.
The youngest of six siblings (four brothers and a sister), Saffy was reluctant to leave his friends, his school, and, simply, his home. The concept of starting over in a foreign environment all the way across the Indian Ocean seemed unappealing and unnecessary.
'I wasn't too keen to leave at the start – I was pretty happy growing up there,' he continues. 'The transition was tough initially, but once it was made it was fairly easy for me to settle in at school and I started to enjoy myself in Australia pretty quickly. [The countries] are similar in a sporting sense; I spent a lot of my youth in South Africa playing sport after school. It was good for me, I really enjoyed it, but you know, we lived a pretty good life over there – we lived on the good side of the fence. We were lucky in a sense that we weren't exposed to how bad some of the areas were and how bad people's lives were in those areas.'
So Saffy had endured a continental shift, yet his foundations remained firmly set in rugby, and at St Joseph's he was able to continue his development as a flanker or No 8. The tough-tackling teenager represented New South Wales schoolboys before being drafted into the Waratahs academy when he left school.
'That was really a part-time training thing, where you played club footy and did a bit of extra training with the Waratahs trainers,' he explains. 'That was my first year out of school, and from there I got selected to play for the Australian Sevens team. That was an unbelievable experience – a lot of fun. You'd go to two tournaments at a time and then you'd come home for three weeks, and if you kept getting picked, you'd keep going back overseas to play in each tournament. I was lucky, I played in seven tournaments from December 2003 to May 2004 and I loved it. I got to play in places like Hong Kong and Singapore, Dubai, London, France, California; it was a great way to see the world.'
Between his attendance at a prestigious rugby school and his inclusion in the Australian Sevens squad, Saffy was mixing company with some of the best young talent in the country, including current Super 14 players Laurie Weeks (Reds), Luke Burgess and Dean Mumm (both Waratahs).
And while many peers took the traditional rugby route, Saffy opted for an altogether different direction.
'The first time I actually got approached [to play league] was from the Melbourne Storm,' he recalls. 'One of their talent scouts had watched me play for Sydney Uni and they said, "Come down to Melbourne, we'll give you a trial period and see how you go. And if you like it and we're happy with you, we'll offer you a contract". I was only 19 then, it was my first year out of school, and I still wanted to have a crack at rugby union, so I turned down the offer.'
Yet a year later, having secured a premiership with first-grade side Sydney Uni, Saffy received a second knock on the door. This time around, he was more considered in his response.
'[West Tigers rugby league coach] Tim Sheens was at our grand final and afterwards he approached my manager,' Saffy says. 'He offered me a two-year deal to come to the Tigers. At that stage it was a year on from the first offer and I was still in the Waratahs Academy and I was getting a bit over things – I was 20, and I wasn't at Super 14 level yet.
'Half the reason I signed was because I wanted to train full-time. I was still working part-time, just doing retail at a clothes shop, and training part-time, but I wanted to be a full-time athlete and develop myself properly. Rugby league let me do that.
'Tim even said to me, "Look, even if you don't like the game, you've got two years to train full-time and turn yourself into a better athlete, then you can always go back." But I really started enjoying league, and was getting contracts, so I stayed. If I hadn't done that full-time training for two years, I would've been a bit behind. Rugby league has a great training culture, we work really hard, so it was good for me to get involved in it.'
This from a man who was unaware even of the game's existence until he was 14. Saffy spent seasons 2006 and 2007 with the west Sydney club, playing first-grade eight times either as prop or in the second row. Still unsigned towards the end of his tenure with the Tigers, Saffy received an offer from the Dragons that was too good to refuse. Certainly there are no regrets today; in fact, Saffy describes the move to the premiership heavyweights as 'one of the best decisions I ever made'.
After two impressive seasons with St George, Saffy came under the spotlight of the Melbourne Rebels, who had publicly stated their desire to sign NRL players. With Saffy's background, the mobile forward seemed the perfect candidate. And so the games began.
'I got a call from my manager saying they were interested and that's how it started,' Saffy says. 'At first I didn't know too much about it, because the franchise hadn't even formed until the start of the year [2010]. I think Stirling Mortlock had signed and I knew of a few other guys who were going to sign that maybe hadn't come out in the papers, but at first I didn't know anything about it because I just hadn't been paying much attention to it.
'So when I heard they were interested I went and looked into it a bit more, found out about what was going on and started giving it a serious amount of thought – knowing that I was off contract at the Dragons. It seemed like a great opportunity for me to move on to a different chapter in my life. There are other things I want to achieve and certainly going back to South Africa for a few weeks each year to see my brother [Terrence, 34] is appealing.'
For a host of reasons then – including financial security – the move made sense. Yet surely there was one lingering question; when he pulled on the Rebels jersey for the first time, half a decade would have passed since Saffy had played any form of rugby – could he expect to cut it at such an elite level?
'If I didn't have a rugby background, I'd never have made the move,' he says. 'It'd just be too hard to pick up – the rules would be extremely difficult to learn just like that, especially in the forwards. I guess if you were playing on the wing you'd be OK but I don't think it would be possible if you'd never played a game to go across and be successful. But I played rugby from the age of six to 20, so hopefully it won't take me too long to get back into it.'
And there it is. Forget apprehension, Saffy is dealing in ambition. And the ultimate goal – that goal that made a natural switch somewhere in his teenage years – has become a reality once again.
'I definitely want to aim to play for the Wallabies at some point,' he says. 'That'd be my main priority, and the Rebels would be a stepping stone to getting there.'
While we're in the habit of setting targets, what about the 2011 World Cup?
'That might be a bit premature,' he smiles. 'It'd be nice if it was the year after, but you can only train hard and put your best in, and then you never know what might happen.'
– This article first appeared in the August 2010 issue of SA Rugby magazine.


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Betawi is the indigenous Malay dialect of Jakarta. The speakers were formed from the mixing of ethnicities coming to Jakarta during Dutch colonial times. The inflows were adequately gradual to let the constant stream of immigrants be absorbed into a distinct ethnic group. This ethnic group speaks with their own dialect called Betawi Malay which is different from other dialects of Malay. Nowadays it is only spoken by older people in certain villages on the outskirts of the city. The younger generation tends to speak Jakarta Indonesian.
The project was started in June 2004. There have been twelve recordings which are collected randomly from the speakers who live or have lived in some regions in Jakarta. The regions are Kampung Melayu, Pasar Rebo, Pondok Gede, Ulujami, and Jagakarsa. Most of the regions, except Kampung Melayu, are situated on the outskirts of Jakarta. Pasar Rebo is situated at the very southeast edge of Jakarta, bordering Bogor, West Java. Pondok Gede is also situated at the very southeast edge of Jakarta, bordering Bekasi and Bogor, West Java. Ulujami is situated in South Jakarta, bordering Banten, West Java and Jagakarsa is situated in South Jakarta, bordering Depok, West Java. There are around fifteen native speakers from the total recordings, the speakers are above thirty years old. They still speak with a deep Betawi accent. The rest of the speakers are from younger generation and other ethnicities. For future plan, more recordings will be done with the native speakers from other areas of Jakarta.
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You can explore Port Elizabeth on foot, as its other name, the 'ten-minute city', suggests. Start in the city centre and see the quaint Victorian houses in the Donkin Reserve park, collectively declared a national monument. From here the carefully restored, 19th-century No 7 Castle Hill Museum, one of the oldest settlers' cottages, is just a stroll away. It's worth taking a city tour to get an understanding of the city's history during apartheid, when residents were forcibly moved into black and coloured townships. In the evening, enjoy drinks in a shebeen township bar. Humewood Beach has Blue Flag status, while nearby Jeffreys Bay attracts surfers from around the globe.
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Return to Port Elizabeth to explore the Addo Elephant National Park, located 44 miles north of Port Elizabeth. Or, for closer animal encounters, visit the reptiles at the Snake Park, in the Bayworld Museum, also home to a blend of cultural, historical and prehistoric displays on South Africa. The big dunes at Sardinia Bay are peaceful and secluded, while further along the coast the five-mile Sacramento Trail is an excellent hiking route.


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Paul Queally, co-president of Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, will moderate a panel of Wall Street executives at "The Word from Wall Street" Nov. 29 at 6 p.m. at University of Richmond's Queally Hall, Ukrop Auditorium. Queally received a bachelor of arts degree from Richmond in 1986 and an M.B.A. from Columbia Business School in 1990. He was a general partner at The Sprout Group, Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette's private equity group prior to joining Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe in 1996. "The Word from Wall Street" is a featured event in the Robins Executive Speaker Series. The program is free and open to the public, but registration is required at http://tinyurl.com/d93jr5p .
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FeedMore's board of directors has named Douglas "Doug" Pick as chief executive officer effective Nov. 26. Pick succeeds Fay Lohr, who is retiring after serving as president and CEO of FeedMore since 2008 and, prior to that, as president of the Central Virginia Food Bank from 1998 to 2008.
Nancy Bagranoff, dean of University of Richmond's Robins School of Business, has been named to the American Institute of CPAs board of directors. AICPA is the national professional organization of more than 370,000 CPAs, setting generally accepted professional and technical standards and providing credentialing, technical support and other services to its members. From 2009-10, Bagranoff was president of the American Accounting Association. She holds a doctorate of business administration from George Washington University, a master's of accounting from Syracuse University and undergraduate degrees from The Ohio State University and Briarcliff College.
Martin's Food Markets and Giant Food Stores recently donated a total of nearly $37,000 to four organizations in Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania that support breast cancer research, education and awareness. Locally, the stores donated $8,250 to VCU's Massey Cancer Center in Richmond. The donations were made in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, celebrated in October. During October, the stores sold pink reusable shopping bags to customers, who purchased 64,000 of them. Martin's and Giant donated a portion of those sales to the four organizations.
Agents with Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer recently handled the following lease negotiations: Southern Wine and Spirits of America, Inc. – leased 11,800 square feet in Windsor Business Park II at 8570 Magellan Pkwy.; Environmental Alliance, Inc. – leased 3,268 square feet in Staples Mill Business Center at 8201-8261 Hermitage Rd.; Insurance Doctor – leased 3,150 square feet at 7111 W. Broad St.; Dominion Sign – renewed its lease of 2,992 square feet in Gaskins Centre at 3801-3827 Gaskins Rd.; School of Rock Short Pump – leased 2,602 square feet in Short Pump Commons at 4300 Pouncey Tract Rd.; Cardinal Camera Video Center, Inc. – leased 2,330 square feet in The Shoppes at Westgate at 11709 W. Broad St.; Dragon's Den, LLC – leased 1,776 square feet in the IceZone Retail Shops at Downtown Short Pump, 4350 Pouncey Tract Rd.; James Ringer Insurance – leased 1,713 square feet in Westerre Commons Office Condos at 3701-3781 Westerre Pkwy.; OptimumEd – leased 1,517 square feet in Interchange Corporate Center at 3850 Gaskins Rd.; Effex Management Solutions – leased 1,400 square feet in East Towne Plaza at 2925 Williamsburg Rd.; and The Hair Institute – leased 1,215 square feet at 8503 Patterson Ave.
Holman student named Miss Va. Coed Junior Teen
Holman Middle School student Victoria Nguyen recently was named Miss Virginia American Coed Junior Teen after competing in the Miss Virginia American Coed pageant in Williamsburg. She was the youngest competitor in her division. Nguyen now will advance to represent Virginia at the 2015 Miss American Junior Teen Pageant at Walt Disney World in Florida in November. > Read more.
Companion Extraordinaire to honor veterans May 14
Companion Extraordinaire Home Care and Skilled Services will be honoring veterans and current military members May 14 at 11 a.m. The event will take place at 5311 Lakeside Avenue.
Companion Extraordinaire dedicated a hall in its new Lakeside office as a "Wall of Honor" and will be presenting 13 military service men and women with certificates as well as placing their service photos on the wall.
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Henrico student among 3 vying for national $10,000 scholarship
Public vote open through Friday to select winner
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Henrico resident Haley Malloy is one of three national finalists for a $10,000 scholarship, whose winner will be determined by the vote of the public.
Malloy is a finalist for The Goddard School Anthony A. Martino Scholarship, which is open annually to any high school junior or senior who graduated from a Goddard School pre-kindergarten or kindergarten program. Applicants are evaluated based upon the work ethic and perseverance they have demonstrated – two key characteristics of Martino, the founder of the Goddard School franchise system. > Read more.
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More than monkey business
Disneynature's 'Monkey Kingdom' is its strongest yet
"Did you know monkeys could swim?" asks Tina Fey in Monkey Kingdom. While she's asking, a toque macaque (a two foot-long monkey with red-white fur and great hair) breast-strokes under the surface of a pond, yanking out lily pad flowers by her teeth and dragging them ashore to munch later.
Turns out monkeys can swim. And slide down telephone poles. And do the thing from Flashdance where you bring down a cascade of water on your head and shake it off in slow-motion.
All will happen in Monkey Kingdom, the eighth film in nine years from Disneynature, Disney's wildlife documentary outlet. > Read more.
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Depending on which operating system you have, and on whether your hardware vendor provided you with proper media, you may be able to do a disk repair while booted to the Windows install DVD.
In Vista (?) and Windows 7 booting to the install DVD allows you to use repair tools, one of which is a command line. From the command line type
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One warning:- the last time I tried this it turned out that my disk drive was physically failing, and because of this the check disk failed, completely destroying the file system and causing complete data loss. BACK UP FIRST.
I had a different problem after installing these two updates - my scroll wheel on my mouse wouldn't work. I was able to uninstall KB975496 by going to uninstall programs, then clicking on View Installed Updates. Once I had uninstalled this one, my problem
was avoided so I didn't try uninstalling the other one. See if you can manually uninstall the updates.
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KB975496 & KB980408 Kills the touchpad on my ASUS n51Vn notebook. I've never had an update break something so basic. I tried reinstalling the device after navigating through windows but no success. I also tried installing different "compatible" drivers as
well. Only way to get it to work correctly is to use system restore to restore system settings to before the updates were installed. I will try installing the synaptic driver and the updates to see how that goes.
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After installing KB975496 and KB980408 I click to log on and the computer hangs up with a little box in top left hand corner saying "Setting up personalizes settings for: Windows Desktop update"
Temporary fix uninstalled updates and disabled automatic update.
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I have exactly the same problem!
I tried removing both updates... which has caused my computer to cry more! It's been "comparing to configure Windows" for over 30 minutes so far to no luck, shall keep you updated if I get anywhere with it!
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The only thing I've been able to do to repair the situation is to completely restore my system from the previous full system backup.
I have set up my Windows Update to only download but not install automatically.
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The state's youngest governor since the 19th century — at age 38 when he was elected — died Monday morning.
Former Gov. James Eubert "Jim" Holshouser Jr., the 68th governor in North Carolina, represented the highest position in the state from 1973 to 1977.
"He was a great guy," former Kinston mayor Buddy Ritch said. "He was very friendly to everybody."
A Southern Pines attorney, Holshouser helped consolidate the University of North Carolina system under a Board of Governors, provided funding for the community college system, supported statewide enrollment for kindergarten and state parks and established health clinics in rural areas.
A native of Boone, Holshouser served 16 years on the UNC system board, according to the News & Observer. Later, he served as member emeritus.
Ritch said he recalls Holshouser's role on the board "put a star in his crown" by his commitment to adding buildings to UNC Chapel Hill and thereby increasing teacher positions, as well as their salaries.
"I always wanted to make sure," Ritch said, "he didn't forget the poor folks on Tobacco Road in Eastern North Carolina — and he didn't."
Holshouser was the first Republican governor since 1896, winning by a small margin.
Kinstonattorney P.C. Barwick Sr. said Holshouser's experience with the Legislature prepared him for his role working with the Democrat majority as governor.
"He was a leader," Barwick said, "and he worked with the majority on the important issues in the state — education and others."
One of those other issues was the Kinston airport, which Barwick said he designated as a regional airport — over Greenville, New Bern and Jacksonville.
"That was sort of a gutsy call on his part," Barwick said. "… I think it was very significant that he designated us as a regional airport because funding was most important.
That designation allowed additional funding to build a terminal and make other improvements, at least until deregulation, Barwick said.
Lenoir Community College President Brantley Briley said Holshouser was governor when he was just starting to work in the community college system at a time when the system was "experiencing rapid growth."
"I remember," Briley said, "he was a governor who supported the system with funding, and I also remember he was a governor who was good to the state employees. … Those were years when state employees were getting substantial salary increases."
U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan stated in a press release Holshouser appointed a number of blacks to key positions and is known to have named the first woman to a cabinet-level position.
"Jim was such a good man, and I've long admired his ability to work with Democrats and Republicans," Hagan said. "His moderate, consensus-building approach made him an effective leader who brought health clinics to underserved areas, bolstered our public education system and backed important legislation to protect our environment. Jim served during a time of great change in our nation."
Ritch said Holshouser fit in well with the Democrats.
"He was a very popular governor," he said, "and he listened to everybody."
A residence hall at UNC Charlotte and a portion of U.S. 321 between Boone and Blowing Rock is named after him.
In 2006, Holshouser received the North Carolina Award.
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Written by Curt Popejoy on 03/08/2012
1-Indianapolis-Andrew Luck, QB Stanford-Oh yes, he's the best since John Elway. Give me a break. He had a dominant offensive line, great running game, and elite tight ends. Plus he played in the freaking PAC-12. He'll be out of the league in 5 years.
2-Cleveland(from St. Louis)-Robert Griffin III, QB Baylor –Oh goodie, another chance to draft Vince Young only Griffin never won anything in college.
3-Minnesota-Matt Kalil, OT USC-No.3 pick for a guy who's only the 2nd best offensive lineman at his parent's house for Thanksgiving dinner? Sure, that's going to help.
4-St. Louis(from Cleveland)-Morris Claiborne, CB LSU-What's the deal? Did they see the uniform and think they were drafting the Honey Badger?
5-Tampa Bay-Justin Blackmon, WR Oklahoma State-There's no way Blackmon can develop on this team with Freeman throwing the ball. He had more talent around him at Oklahoma State.
6-Washington-Ryan Tannehill, QB Texas A&M-The pick is so stupid, I hope when the Commissioner calls it out, he's interrupted with his own laughter so much he can't even get his name out.
7-Jacksonville-Melvin Ingram, DE South Carolina-Jacksonville, where defensive ends come to die.
8-Miami-Riley Reiff, OT Iowa –This will be the reason that Peyton Manning chooses not to come play in Miami.
9-Carolina-Michael Brockers, DT LSU –The most impressive thing about Brockers is his beard. Which even for me is pretty impressive.
10-Buffalo-Quinton Coples, DE North Carolina-I can understand this pick. The franchise needs to do something to make people forget how bad the Aaron Maybin pick was.
11-Kansas City- Whitney Mercilus, DE Illinois-Nothing like one good season to get you a pick this high. Coach Crennel is starting off the way he finished in Cleveland.
12-Seattle-Luke Kuechly, LB Boston College-The team that ruined Aaron Curry and Lofa Tatupu gets to ruin another linebacker's career.
13-Arizona-Jonathan Martin, OT Stanford-This pick is an mediocre as the pick of Levi Brown was bad. You're welcome.
14-Dallas-Dontari Poe, NT Memphis-They are drafting Poe, because Jerry Jones is going to rent out the stadium to a hot win eating contest and they needed a representative.
15-Philadelphia-Devon Still, DT Penn State-It doesn't matter how good Still is. Eagles fans will hate him, throw things at him, and then go home and kick their dogs.
16-New York Jets-Courtney Upshaw, LB Alabama-Start the pool at your office right now, how long it takes Upshaw to be suspended for steroid use.
17-Cincinnati - from Oakland-Trent Richardson, RB Alabama-I think the NCAA and the Bengals are coordinating announcing Richardson's contract signing with The Crimson Tide being sanctioned for his accepting improper benefits.
18-San Diego-Janoris Jenkins, CB North Alabama-I hope that the Chargers can provide free child care, because if not, the practice field is going to look like an episode of Rugrats.
19-Chicago-Stephen Hill, WR Georgia Tech-Oh lookie I ran fast. That means I get to be overthrown my Jay Cutler for a few years.
20-Tennessee-Fletcher Cox, DT Mississippi St.-At least the odds are good this pick won't end as awkwardly as Albert Haynesworth. And he isn't nearly as talented either.
21-Cincinnati-Dre' Kirkpatrick, CB Alabama-See my comments about Trent Richardson. It'll be a big party.
22-St. Louis(from Cleveland)-Kendall Wright, WR Baylor-Wright is great at getting deep. Too bad Sam Bradford will be staring at the roof of the Edward Jones dome before he can get open.
23-Detroit-Mike Adams, OT Ohio State-Look at it this way, Adams appears way too lazy to get in as much Trouble as Ndamukong Suh does.
24-Pittsburgh-David DeCastro, OG Stanford-Steelers draft a first round offensive linemen? He'll probably end up with some sort of chronic ingrown toenail problem and miss significant playing time.
25-Denver-Jerel Worthy, DT Michigan State-All I could think of here was to insult Tim Tebow, so I won't bother.
26-Houston-Mark Barron, S Alabama-Barron won't get a huge contract so he can move into Arian Foster's TeePee since Foster the hypocrite is moving into a solid gold mansion in outer space.
27-New England - from New Orleans- Nick Perry, DE USC-I heard the Patriots picked Perry because in his interview he told them he owned a digital camcorder. Not sure what that meant.
28-Green Bay-Lamar Miller, RB Miami-Ha! Good bye sunny Miami and welcome to 50 inches of snow a year in crappy Green Bay. Oh and they do nothing but throw the ball, so enjoy blitz pick up.
29-Baltimore-Dont'a Hightower, LB Alabama-Not sure why they'd want Hightower, since we all know Ray Lewis is some sort of steroid infused cyborg who will play until his batteries run out.
30-San Francisco-Michael Floyd, WR Notre Dame-Michael Crabtree is probably curled up in a ball throwing a giant fit over this. He wanted to be Alex Smith's favorite guy to underthrow.
31-New England-Stephon Gilmore, CB South Carolina-Gilmore is love going to be Tom Brady's 7th option and running constant go routes and never being thrown to.
32-New York Giants-Coby Fleener, TE Stanford-Totally overrated pick. Guy had the best quarterback in the country to throw to him.
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DeMarcus Ware believes the Cowboys' defense will benefit from the change to a 4-3 base.
Redskins LT Trent Williams underwent offseason surgery to repair a torn ligament in his ankle.
Coach Jason Garrett said Wednesday that the Cowboys have "addressed" Joseph Randle's recent criticism of DeMarco Murray.
The Baton Rouge Advocate's Nick Underhill predicts C.J. Spiller will handle more touches than Mark Ingram this year.
Panthers signed QB Cam Newton to a five-year, $103.8 million contract extension.
Vikings coach Mike Zimmer says the team is welcoming back Adrian Peterson "unequivocally."
Commissioner Roger Goodell has declined to recuse himself from Tom Brady's appeal hearing.
Sam Bradford (ACL) took part in 7-on-7 drills Tuesday.
Fred Jackson said the Bills want LeSean McCoy "to get 300-plus carries next year."
Saints signed DE Cam Jordan to a five-year extension worth up to $60 million.
The Jaguars official website confirms T.J. Yeldon is "expected to be the starter as a rookie."
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VS Praha Head Coach Petr Treml"It was a difficult game for us because it was the first game in a European Cup for a lot of girls. The first half was really bad. The second half we looked better. I hope this game gives us experience for the following games."
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Women's Volleyball Hitting Percentage High Again in 3-0 Sweep of Mount Olive
October 16, 2010
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MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. The Mount Olive College womens volleyball team held a lead or shared a tie near the midpoint of all three sets of its match with Pfeiffer University on Saturday, but the Trojans could not pull out a win in falling to the Falcons, 25-19, 25-21, 25-15, at Kornegay Arena. With the victory, Pfeiffer moved above .500 in the league with a 6-5 Conference Carolinas mark and improved to 6-12 overall. Mount Olive dropped to 3-17 overall and 1-11 the league.
Mount Olive senior Kailey Preece, who had been moved from hitter to setter before the season began, returned to her old position during parts of the match and ended up as the teams leader in both kills (9) and assists (16). Erika Conner and Ashlee Reuter each added six kills, and Destiny Maave-Kuewa chipped in 14 assists and five digs.
Pfeiffers Kristina Mordini led all players in kills with 10. Jordan O'Bryant added five kills, four aces and four blocks, while teammate Abbie Ovbey chipped in five kills and four blocks as well.
Mount Olive held a lead as late as 12-11 of the first set, but gave the next three points away on a service error, a ball-handling error and an attack error. A kill by Mordini and an ace by Colleen Wands followed, turning the Trojans advantage into a four-point deficit, 16-12. After falling behind by as many as seven, Mount Olive rallied to as close as 22-18 following a Pfeiffer attack error, but the Trojans could get no closer.
Three straight errors by Pfeiffer to open the second set gave the Trojans an early lead, and Mount Olive still led at 9-8 after a Carly White kill. But the Falcons went on a 9-2 run at that point paced by three kills and two blocks from Ovbey. The Trojans got no closer than five points the rest of the way.
The third set featured three ties, the latest at 8-all on a kill by Mount Olives Lauren Lee. Leading by one point at 11-10, Pfeiffer collected four straight points, two of those on aces by Kaci Markham. The Falcons still led by five at 17-12 when they went on another four-point run with OBryant on the service line. Anna Vizvary had a pair of blocks in the run to help Pfeiffer effectively put the match away.
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Dirk Diggler threw the bones this weekend — and he's bullish about the boys in black.
When I mentioned to Dirk that I had a hunch the Wallabies could win in Christchurch against an All Blacks team that has not lost in 18 successive home tests, he told me I also had a hunch that the Boks would beat the French, that the baby Boks would take out the French and that the Stormers would do the Bulls in the Super 14. I kind of got the drift of Dirk's reasoning and handed over the precious bones for the first throw of the Tri Nations season.
Dirk juggled the bones, hammered them into the ground and then gave me his interpretation of how they landed.
"It's a no-brainer mate. The Wallabies are going to get walloped," said Dirk.
"You're dreaming mate," I said.
"Nah mate, the only person dreaming is going to be Knuckles Connolly; dreaming that he'd stayed in Europe. The blacks by 15 … it's not even going to be close."
Ah, Stu Wilson would love Dirk, our resident betting guru whose done a bit of a walk about in the last year, but popped in for a visit looking more like a walking version of the late Hunter S Thompson.
I also asked Dirk what he made of Province's visit to the cathedral of rugby in Pretoria.
Dirk wasn't prepared to even waste his time with the bones.
"You don't need bones for that one mate," he said. "The Bulls are going to smash them."
Dirk wouldn't venture a points differential.
"It's all relative to interpretation, but I can tell you Fester's going to feel pain on Saturday night. And might I add that he has my sympathy."
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AB's to win by 15 and the Bulls to win by more than a point.


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The engine may develop a stalling and/or no start condition due to a failed crankshaft position sensor.
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A squeak from the steering column is often related to a rubber boot in the column or a seal in the power steering rack.
Instrument cluster displays tend to fail, especially the clock and gear indicators. Our technicians tell us the instrument cluster will require replacement to correct this issue.
An engine Oil leak may develop from the PCV vent housing on the valve cover and/or the inspection plate on the front of the engine.
The ESP and BAS warning lights may illuminate due to a failed brake light switch. Replacement of the failed switch should correct this concern.
An engine oil leak may develop from the oil level sensor. Replacement of the leaking sensor will commonly correct this concern.
High mileage or older vehicles commonly develop leaks from the differential seals and/or cover. Our technicians recommend a complete reseal of the differential unit whenever these leaks are repaired.
A malfunctioning HVAC blower motor regulator can cause the blower motor to operate below the requested speed or not at all. Updated regulators are available; the blower motor and cover need to be replaced at the same time to upgrade the system.
Failed spark plug wires and/or ignition coils can cause intermittent misfires (rough running); the Check Engine Light may also illuminate. Diagnoses of the ignition system will be necessary to determine which components are at fault.
Brake lamp housings can melt, resulting in a loss of contact for the brake light bulb holder. If this happens, the brake light will not work. Replacement of the damaged lamp housing should correct this problem.
The rubber bond in the harmonic balancer can decay, which causes the balancer to move and work its way toward the timing cover. If the balancer comes into contact with the timing cover while the engine is running, it will fracture and damage the cover and potentially other surrounding parts. The harmonic balancer should be inspected at every service.
Irregular and premature tire wear can be caused by the lower control arm bushings cracking, resulting excessive movement at the control arm pivot point. Ball joints can also wear out prematurely, causing similar tire wear symptoms. I some cases it may be necessary to replace the lower control arm, including bushings & ball joint to correct this concern.
The switch for the vanity mirror light above the sun visor fail; there is an updated switch for some models. On the remaining models, due to a redesign, the mirror "cassette" will need replacement.
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New album: "Innocents"
Artist: Moby
Label: Arts & Crafts
Rating: 3.5 stars out of 5
After hitting pay dirt with the albums "Play" and "18" at the turn of the century, Moby's shovel malfunctioned on his 2005 release, the tepid "Hotel."
Apparently sensing that some reshuffling was in order, Moby waited another three years before releasing the well-received dance collection "Last Night." His following releases — "Wait For Me" and "Destroyed" set the tone for his new album, the introspective 'Innocents'.
Moby is still pretty much pulling the one-man-band trick, but he has stepped outside of his usual circle of friends for vocal help this time around. Wayne Coyne (Flaming Lips), Mark Lanegan (ex-Screaming Trees) and Skylar Grey each turn in vocal performances that lend a newfound sense of soul to Moby's synthetic compositions. Content to rely primarily on female gospel-flavored vocals in the past, this new cast of singers elevates Moby closer to his 1999-2002 level of creativity than he's been in a while.
Coyne and (especially) Lanegan might seem at odds with the Moby mission statement, but the combinations work. Lanegan sounds like he ate a pack of cigarettes just before crooning "The Lonely Night," but imagine a Robert Mitchum voice-over from a 1940s detective film with an electronica soundtrack. It looks good on paper and it oozes comfortably around the ear. Coyne's status as a confirmed space cadet adds a level of sweetness to the angelic "Perfect Life."
As for the instrumentals, "Everything That Rises" recalls the icy feel of the work Michael Rubini and The Reds did on Michael Mann's "Manhunter" soundtrack, as well as Moby's own "God Moves Across The Water" which was featured in the Michael Mann film "Heat."
"Going Wrong" is a slice to horror-jazz straight out of Angelo Badalamenti's "Twin Peaks" score, while "Saints" and "Long Time" recall gospel/electronica Moby of yore.
Most of "Innocents" will satiate the Moby faithful, and the new collaborators will probably bring a few of the uninitiated into the fold.
Classic album: "Straight Up"
Artist: Badfinger
Label: Apple
Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5
Badfinger should have been one of the most commercially successful pop bands of the 1970s. Sadly, the management at the Beatles' Apple Records label was in a shambles and the band never got the push (or royalties) it deserved.
Released near the end of 1971, "Straight Up" featured a few singles so strong even mismanagement couldn't kill it off. Aided greatly by producer Todd Rundgren's attention to detail, guitarist/singer Pete Ham's "Day After Day" and "Baby Blue" became massive hits. Each song featured catchy refrains and thick, hard rock arrangements that inspired bands such as Cheap Trick and The Raspberries.
Giant singles aside, the deep cuts on "Straight Up" are no slouches. Joey Molland's "Suitcase" is a superb Fender Rhodes workout that alludes to the business troubles that would eventually do the band in. Tom Evans' melancholy "It's Over" is an epic of nearly "Hey Jude" proportions, and the group written "I'll Be The One" tries to end things on an up note, but there is an unease in the lyrics that points to rough terrain ahead.
The band's connection to the Beatles eventually became an albatross they could never quite shake. Instead of focusing on the great songs Ham and his band mates Joey Molland and Tom Evans were writing, journalists were only concerned with what type of toothpaste George Harrison used. Throw in shady dealings by a manager that was later in life a convicted felon, and you have one of the great tragic stories of modern music.
Badfinger sold lots of records but never saw any of the money. Pete Ham's suicide in 1975 drew a line under Badfinger's golden era, although the music created during that brief run is still featured in film, TV and commercials to this day. Anyone looking for a shortcut to Badfinger's commercial triumphs is urged to seek out Capitol Records' 2001 compilation "The Best Of Badfinger."
Jon Dawson's album reviews appear every Thursday in The Free Press. Contact Jon at 252-559-1092 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Purchase Jon's book "Making Gravy In Public" at jondawson.com.


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Frederic Michalak will start at flyhalf for France in their clash against the Wallabies on Saturday.
Michalak, who impressed at flyhalf during the team's run in Argentina, has been preferred ahead of Francois Trinh-Duc. The former Sharks pivot has featured mainly at scrumhalf since his move to Toulon, but his limitted time at flyhalf hasn't discouraged Les Bleus head coach Philippe Saint-Andre from giving him the No 10 jersey.
Scrumhalf Maxime Machenaud completes the halfback combination.
Castres prop Yannick Forestier make his debut, ahead of Thomas Domingo. Flank Yannick Nyanga also makes his first Test appearance since 2007.
Lock Pascal Pape takes over the captaincy from injured skipper Thierry Dusautoir.
France – 15 Brice Dulin, 14 Wesley Fofana, 13 Florian Fritz, 12 Maxime Mermoz, 11 Vincent Clerc, 10 Frederik Michalak, 9 Maxime Machenaud, 8 Louis Picamoles, 7 Fulgence Ouedraogo, 6 Yannick Nyanga, 5 Yoann Maestri, 4 Pascal Pape (c), 3 Nicolas Mas, 2 Dimitri Szarzewski, 1 Yannick Forestier.
Subs: 16 Benjamin Kayser, 17 Thomas Domingo, 18 Vincent Debaty, 19 Jocelino Suta, 20 Damien Chouly, 21 Morgan Parra, 22 Francois Trinh-Duc, 23 Yoann Huget.


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Shimano has been an industry leader in bicycle components for many years. It's a natural progression to create and develop for every aspect of the sport. Instead of reinventing the wheel, Hydrapak is supplying the hydration reservoirs. This leaves more energy and focus to developing the best bag possible.
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Overall very impressed. There is some real innovation in this pack. I love the strap free clean design. My only complaints are they should have used zippers on the two side mini pockets cause the velcro is hard to open one handed. Secondly, like other packs it tends to loosen as you drink the water out of the bladder. All this considered its far better than the typical hydro packs out there.
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May 10, 2013 -- This week on "Fed Access", Federal Times Columnist Lily Whiteman, joins host Derrick Dortch to talk about sequestration and how it's affecting the federal job market.
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Kristen Korn enters her senior season at Pfeiffer
Personal: Daughter of Amy and Dave Korn…born on 02/27/93…majoring in business administration.
2014: Finished second on the team with 35 goals . . . was third with 42 points . . . had two game winning goals . . . recorded 28 ground balls, 26 draw controls and had 14 caused turnovers . . . scored four goals in a game on four separate occasions, most notably against No. 3 Limestone on April 12.
2013: Saw action in ten games and started in nine of them…fifth on the team in goals (26) and tallied five assists…second team All-Conference…Scholar Athlete Award.
2012: Played in 14 games…fourth on the team in goals (26) and added eight assists.


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LA Galaxy goalkeeper Brian Perk is up for MLSsoccer.com's Save of the Week after his quick stop of Real Salt Lake attacker Ned Grabavoy that helepd preserve a 1-1 draw between the Western Conference rivals.
Perk made his first start since May 26, 2012 after starting goalkeeper Jaime Penedo missed the match to attend to his visa in Panama earlier in the week. The 24-year-old's save came in the 57th minute when he pounced on a low-rolling effort by Grabavoy toward the Galaxy near post.
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LA Galaxy players A.J. DeLaGarza and Robbie Keane were named to MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week on Monday for their performances in LA's 1-1 draw with Real Salt Lake on Saturday.
DeLaGarza shined in his 72 minute appearance starting at center back, the Galaxy defender helped limit RSL's chances by making timely blocks and clearances before being forced to exit due to injury after a harsh challenge by Alvaro Saborio. Meanwhile, Keane tallied the club's lone goal of the afternoon in a fine individual effort that is also up for MLSsoccer.com's Goal of the Week.
Robbie Keane's brilliant finish against Real Salt Lake is up for MLSsoccer.com's Goal of the Week honors.
Keane tallied his first MLS goal of the 2014 campaign came during the 34th minute as he capitalized on an RSL turnover that led to a Galaxy break up field which ultimately culiminated in a near-post blast by Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando. For his role in LA's 1-1 draw, Keane was also named to MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week along with defender A.J. DeLaGarza.
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The LA Galaxy Academy picked up a clean sweep of their rivals from Chivas USA with three wins at the Under-14, Under-16 and Under-18 levels.
In the early game on Saturday afternoon at the Chivas Academy sports complex in Bell Gardens, the Galaxy U-14's thumped their rivals 4-0 with goals from braces from Noa Harrison and Leo Zulli.
The most exciting contest of the afternoon was between the U-18 sides as the two clubs played a back and forth match that featured a hat trick from Academy starlet Jaime Villarreal. After Chivas USA battled to even the score at three goals apiece, Galaxy striker Steve Martinez scored late into stoppage time to give the LA U-18's a 4-3 win over the Rojiblancos. The Galaxy U-18's will host Real So Cal next week at StubHub Center.
The final match was much less thrilling than the U-18 contest as LA's U-16 side dominated from start to finish against Chivas with a 3-1 win with goals from Rey Ortiz, Adrian Vera and Christian Onalfo, the son of Galaxy II head coach Curt Onalfo. The U-16's also host Real So Cal next week as they look to extend their 20 game unbeaten run in USSDA play.
SANDY, Utah -- LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena offered his thoughts following LA's 1-1 draw with Real Salt Lake.
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ARENA: "It was a well-earned point. Our guys played a pretty good game today. I think we obviously made a tactical error on their goal, but our guys showed a lot of character in the way they came back and got the goal. I think they played a good second half. Perhaps there was a chance through there we could have been a bit better with. But I think it's a fair result and a really good effort by our team given the circumstances – the injuries we had to deal with during the game, the field conditions were poor, the altitude. To get a point out of it is a good result."
(On the status of DF James Riley and DF A.J. DeLaGarza...)
ARENA: "We don't know anything yet before we get back and have the doctors look at them. DeLaGarza probably only has a contusion from a bad tackle – it was a bad tackle so I'm sure the league will be looking at it."
(On thetactical changes coming into this game...)
ARENA: "We were going to make changes in this game regardless. [Stefan] Ishizaki and [Baggio] Husidic needed to play. We wanted to get them into the midfield and to design a midfield where we could take advantage of those two players with Juninho and [Landon] Donovan. That's why we went the way we did today and I think the guys did well. I think that [Dan] Gargan, [Marcelo] Sarvas, and Leonardo did very well coming in off the bench."
(On Landon Donovan's play...)
ARENA: "Landon did a good job, I thought we were a little bit tired because of the altitude at the end of both halves, but Landon helped us create some chances where we didn't finish off the play, bt it was a good effort."
(On Robbie Keane's goal...)
ARENA: "Great goal. No question about it. I think that Robbie did really well on the day and we look forward to getting back in two weeks."
(On Brian Perk's performance...)
ARENA: "He played very well and made a big save on Grabavoy that made a difference in the game."
SANDY, Utah – Real Salt Lake forward Alvaro Saborio drew the ire of the LA Galaxy for his second half challenge on LA defender A.J. DeLaGarza following the two teams 1-1 draw on Saturday afternoon.
The challenge occurred in the 62nd minute when DeLaGarza's right leg was clipped from behind by the Costa Rican in a play that earned Saborio a yellow card caution from Ismail Elfath. Although the Galaxy defender tried to continue—even making several timely tackles – he was ultimately substituted nine minutes later with what LA head coach Bruce Arena later described as a "ankle contusion."
DeLaGarza will be further evaluated once the team returns to LA, but his prognosis did not stop his Galaxy teammates from taking Saborio to task.
"That was pretty dirty on his part. He was definitely trying to hurt A.J. and I think that he succeeded," said Gonzalez. "Fortunately for us, we have players that can come off the bench and we finished the game strong."
Landon Donovan took it to another level, stating that he would be surprised if Saborio is not met with a suspension by the MLS Disciplinary Committee.
"I'm trying to figure out how that is not a red card. You see his leg and you see the intent and how nasty that was. I'd be very surprised if there is no further action taken," said Donovan. "It's okay to be tough and physical, but you don't want to be nasty and that was a pretty nasty one."
Regardless of whether or not Saborio is suspended, DeLaGarza is simply looking to return as soon as possible with the Galaxy not playing another match until an April 6 road match against Chivas USA.
"I hope that it's not that bad, but right now it looks bad," DeLaGarza told LA Galaxy Insider after the match. "Right after it happened; it was already swollen like a second calf. I told the ref and he only got a yellow."
SANDY, Utah -- The LA Galaxy suffered an injury blow during Saturday afternoon's match against Real Salt Lake as James Riley suffered a left knee injury.
The 32-year-old suffered the injury in the 29th minute when he was taken down by RSL midfielder Ned Grabavoy. Riley was eventually helped off the field by LA's training staff and removed in favor of Dan Gargan in the 33rd minute of play.
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In the latest edition of What to Watch For, Time Warner SportsNet play-by-play man Joe Tutino and I break down the LA Galaxy's first road match of the 2014 season against Real Salt Lake.
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CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy suffered through a poor defensive performance during their disappointing 4-2 defeat to Club Tijuana on Tuesday which may lead tdefensive changes ahead of their match against Real Salt Lake.
The back four of A.J. DeLaGarza, Omar Gonzalez, Leonardo and James Riley conceded three times in the opening 30 minutes, which prompted head coach Bruce Arena to pull Riley in favor of Todd Dunivant. This stopped the bleeding enough for LA to pull back a goal, but the group ultimately conceded for a fourth and final time in the closing stages to help LA crash out of the CONCACAF Champions League.
"Things turn over quickly," said Arena. "It's good to have a game and test ourselves again….These are professional athletes and they need to put all of that [happened in Tijuana] behind you."
Dunivant appears to be the most likely switch as he declared himself "ready to go" and healthy for the RSL match following LA's training session on Thursday morning. However, Arena's changes may not stop there. Brazilian center back Leonardo was arguably the biggest struggler against Tijuana and Arena may opt to replace him with any myriad of options.
With defenders Kofi Opare and Kyle Venter loaned to LA Galaxy II for their inaugural match, defenders A.J. DeLaGarza and Tommy Meyer are the front runners to see time alongside Gonzalez. Reuniting the pairing that won the 2012 MLS Cup would likely cause the Galaxy to make just two changes while moving DeLaGarza to central defense could offer a major shift for the Galaxy.
Moving DeLaGarza over to the center allows Arena to place Riley—or fellow veteran Dan Gargan—at THEl right back position while reuniting a center back pairing that has enjoyed plenty of success in recent years. When paired together, the University of Maryland pairing have helped LA earn a 27-8-12 record in regular season games.
Although he would not commit to the prospect of changes, DeLaGarza did hint that Arena may make moves for Salt Lake.
"I'm not sure what is going to happen just yet. I'm sure you'll find out on Saturday," said DeLaGarza. "A couple of us know what is going on, but we just need anyone to be on the same page both offensively and attacking wise."
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CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy II will play their first match on Saturday against the Orange County Blues at StubHub Center's Track and Field Stadium, and one day before the historic event, the team received their first official players.
The Galaxy announced on Friday that they had loaned first team players Rafael Garcia, Bradford Jamieson IV, Jack McBean, Raul Mendiola, Charlie Rugg, and Oscar Sorto for the duration of the season. In addition, the club also announced that LA has sent first teamers Kofi Opare, Kyle Venter and Kenney Walker for Galaxy II's first match. All nine players will be available for the match against the Orange County Blues.
It can be expected that more signings for Galaxy II will be announced prior to their match against Orange County.
Tickets for the match against the Blues are on sale and are available for $10 dollars.
The #LAGalaxy have loaned six players to @LAGalaxyII: http://t.co/eUm9ICKgGc #LosDos pic.twitter.com/zeA03kHPJm
— LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) March 21, 2014