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Syria army, rebels ready for major Aleppo battle
The Syrian army, which concluded Sunday, the deployment around Aleppo, heavily bombed the city amid fighting with insurgents ahead of launching the decisive offensive to re-take control of Syria's second largest city.
Early Sunday, the artillery resumed bombing Salaheddin area, which is besieged by the army, according to Syrian Observatory of Human Rights (SOHR). Fighting continued in other parts of the city, which is considered the economic heart of Syria, said the NGO.
The Syrian Army completed Sunday the mass deployment of its reinforcements around Aleppo and is now ready for the "decisive" battle, a security source conveyed. "All the reinforcements arrived and surrounded the city. The army is now ready to launch the final assault, but waiting for orders," the source said. "But the war could last because there will be street battles to dislodge the terrorists."
Al-Watan newspaper, which is close to the Syrian regime, reported that "the current mission (of the army) is to give blows to the terrorists and to tighten control on entrances to the city in order to to prevent them from fleeing".
The newspaper added that "between 6,000 and 8,000 terrorists" are active in Aleppo, stressing that "hundreds of them were killed or wounded."
On their part, the rebels say they hold half of the city and insist that despite the bombing, artillery and aviation, the regime soldiers can't advance. According to AFP journalists on the site, the situation seems frozen. The Free Syrian Army (FSA) fighters have been involved in sporadic fighting with regime troops in Salaheddine but "everyone is still waiting for the big offensive."
In a statement, the Syrian National Council (SNC), the largest opposition coalition, accused the military of shelling the architectural heritage sites of Aleppo.
Elsewhere in the country, five members of the FSA were wounded in the bombing of a building in the area of Jabal al-Akrad, in the coastal province of Latakia, according to SOHR.
Meanwhile, the first Syrian cosmonaut General Mohammad Ahmad Fares, 61 defected and arrived in Turkey. The Anatolia news agency said that before entering Turkey, he visited the headquarters of the FSA in Aleppo in solidarity with the rebels.
In a related development, Iran has asked Turkey and Qatar, who are supporting the rebels, to intervene in order to release 48 Iranians abducted yesterday. The rebels said that among the hostages were members of the Revolutionary Guards, according to a video aired by Al-Arabiya TV station.
But, according to an opposition leader, the abducted Iranians are Sunni extremists belonging to Jundallah group and they were the behind the abduction and murder of 15 supporters of the regime in Yalda, south of Damascus.
"Jundallah is an Islamic extremist group that has a religious-based hatred of the Shiites and Alawites," a security source was quoted as saying.
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Syria army, rebels ready for major Aleppo battle
this article presented many details of the
current situation in Aleppo .
but the last 3 paragraphs seemed to be
making contradictory statements ?
are among the 48 Iranian hostages ,
members of the revolutionary guard ?
or members of Jundallah , or possible both ??
the SOLDIERS of GOD [ PRMI ] have a similar
struggle as does the FREE SYRIAN ARMY .
i would see these 2 groups as natural allies .
but , back to the subject of this article ,
the up-coming major battle for Aleppo .
first i am greatly disappointed that NATO
countries in general , and the US in particular .
that they have not done more to come to the aid
of the Syrian people .
but with Russia , China & Iran seeming to be
on the verge of forming an AXIS ?
it is understandable , why they are being so cautious .
when American media reports on the brutality of
the Assad regime .
2 comments are often discussed .
first , the daily danger of a larger cross-border war .
and secondly , the fear that terrorist elements
like Al-Qaeda will get involved .
being an American , i can honestly say
that most Americana's know little more
about countries like Syria .
than the acts of violence that they
see reported in their media .
so going against the expected American viewpoint .
i for one , hope that Al-Qaeda does get involved
in Syria ?
please , let me explain .
i have viewed Al-Qaeda as a curse on the people
of the region .
and i have viewed Al-Qaeda as a disgrace to
the believers of Islam .
falsely in the name of Islam .
Al-Qaeda has slaughtered worshipers
at Friday prayer .
Al-Qaeda has slaughtered children
at their school desk .
Al-Qaeda has slaughtered mothers
at the market place .
while they were shopping for food
to feed their families .
the sins that Al-Qaeda has committed .
can not be forgiven .
but if the members of Al-Qaeda still
desire death through Jihad ?
perhaps , just possible perhaps ?
just this one time ?
they could be a force for good ?
the people of Syria seek their freedom .
they seek their liberty .
a drowning man will grasp at a straw in
hopes of saving his life .
and Al-Qaeda has that opportunity
to be that straw !
Assad's helicopter gun-ships ,
his planes & his tanks .
they are killing Sunni & Shi'ite .
they are killing Arab & Kurd alike .
a common foe , Assad , will deliver
a common fate , death .
unless all unite for the common good .


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I don't understand point #4: Poor Tax Management
"Relative to mutual funds, Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are a step in the right direction. In fact, greater tax efficiency was the primary reason they were created. But the best way to mitigate taxes is to create a portfolio of individual securities, or a combination of individual securities and ETFs. This allows for tax management on multiple levels. With a wider set of options to meet cash flow needs, it's easier to defer gains into future years. And if you have to sell low basis positions, you can harvest losses from poor performers to mitigate or neutralize the impact."
So does that mean I should buy VTI instead of VTSMX? Or the above only applies to active mutual funds and index funds are pretty tax efficient.
Currently I own all index mutual funds in 401k, roth, and taxable.
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The official beginning of autumn is just around the corner, and for one group of students at Perry Central High School, fall is a busy season.
Perry Central's Commodore Players are roughly two weeks away from the opening night of their production of "Urban Legends," a collection of weird and scary stories brought to the stage by a cast of 40 student actors. Drama teacher Philip Neace is again serving as director, and with an effort ongoing to drum up interest in drama for students in lower grades, he said the company does have a specific audience in mind.
"This is something we wanted to do to try to get some middle school kids of our county a little bit more involved and interested in the theatre program," Neace said. "This is something that is definitely like the legends that they tell to their friends at the lunch table, or on the school bus or sleepovers."
"Urban Legends" will span a collection of five different stories, some of which Neace described as dark but with a twist at the end for which stories like these have become famous. He said it has been interesting to see how the actors interpret these different narratives.
"They know how it ends, but they have to make it fresh each and every time to an audience, and make it seem like the twist isn't coming," he said.
The subject matter of "Urban Legends" is a bit of a departure for the Commodore Players, as it brings with it a darker element not present in past productions like "Aladdin" and "The Seussification of A Midsummer Night's Dream," both of which were produced with a much younger audience in mind.
For the actors, this presents a much more character-oriented story with longer runs of dialogue, which can present a challenge in itself.
"There are a lot of speeches in this play than there were in a lot of the other ones we've done," noted Makayla Combs. "It's a lot harder on us to learn our lines."
And since the subject matter is geared differently, there is a focus on conveying the right emotions to a more astute audience. In other words, they won't be playing it just for laughs this time around.
"You're trying to get an emotion across to them like, hey, this is what you should be feeling," added senior Makeisha Combs.
Another change this time around is that the audience will be asked for some input. Neace said he plans to cull some of the stories from the Players' fall production to take to the annual state drama festival for direct competition with other high schools. Proceeds from the fall production will go to fund the students' trip to state, which if they qualify will make the ninth year in a row.
"This play is actually five mini-plays, each with a separate cast," Neace explained. "The most successful plays from this collection are actually going to be the play that we take to competition. We will ask for audience input for that."
"Urban Legends" will open on the Perry Central stage on Thursday, Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. There will also be shows Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4 and 5 at 7 p.m., and the run will end with a matinee show at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 6. Tickets will be $6 for adults and $5 for students.


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As Marcel Duarte soared through the air over the heads of four children his eyes were focused on a single object — the rim.
Odds are completing the dunk was the only thing on his mind. But in Duarte's subconscious were the voices he's heard most of his life.
"You can't do it." "You're not good enough." "Basketball isn't in your future."
Duarte and his fiancé boarded a plane headed for Charlotte just over two weeks ago. Coming home isn't something the 2004 Kinston High graduate does very often — the past brings up too many negative memories.
But this trip wasn't about the past. It was about Duarte's future.
The 6-foot, 160-pound point guard doesn't have any high school state championship rings, doesn't know what it's like to play for one, and doesn't know what it's like to wear a Kinston High basketball uniform.
Duarte was cut all four years he walked its halls, and like anyone with confidence he feels he got the raw end of the deal. To Duarte, the teams were already picked before tryouts were held — including those from the middle school ranks.
"I truly feel I was not given an opportunity," Duarte said. "I was just never one of those kids. It hurt, but it just made me work even harder."
On June 8 Duarte took off on a make-shift court in downtown Charlotte, barreling towards four grade-school-age kids.
His feet hit the ground, then the ball. Then he saw 10s held above the heads of NBA legends and contest judges Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues and Darryl Dawkins.
"Impressing a legend as of Muggsy Bogues with my talent is more than an honor, because growing up in Kinston I was the kid that people said would never make it, I would never play in college," Duarte said.
"I made it my number one priority to accomplish my dreams with hard work and faith, no matter what was in front of me. And now I can proudly say to the youth that if you have a dream you have to protect it and never let nobody tell you what you can or can't do."
The chance
The dunk, part of an NBA Nations Spring Slam Dunk Showdown competition, has been the latest stop on Duarte's rise to the top.
Although he didn't don the green and gold of Kinston High, he never stopped playing basketball. He won a state championship as a member of a local AAU team, he said, and after emailing "hundreds of universities daily," Division II Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk gave Duarte a chance.
Duarte later transferred to Plymouth State University, a D-III school in New Hampshire. Since leaving school his only goal has been to play the game he loves professionally at some level.
Duarte, who now lives in Las Vegas with his 3-year-old son, Prince, signed an agent, who put him in touch with renowned professional trainers Norris "Bo" Bell and Dorian Lee in Atlanta.
He's spent the past two years working with them, and after a team tryout he's now hoping to land a spot with the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters when their training camp opens in September.
"I credit them for helping mold me into the talent that I am today," Duarte said. "I was hoping and planning to go overseas and play (and) things really looked good, but didn't pan out in the way I wanted so I kept training."
Duarte had the attention of Bell from the get-go.
"My first thought was that he had potential," Bell told The Free Press in a telephone interview. "He had the right attitude when he came in so I said, 'Hey, you know, I can help this guy.'"
Bell, who spent time playing professionally overseas before becoming a full-time teacher of the game, specializes in working with players' footwork, he said.
He said he also helped Duarte with his ball handling and shooting.
"I just tried to connect with him so he could maximize his own potential, whatever that is," Bell said.
Although Bell is based in Atlanta and Duarte lives three time zones away, the two still keep in touch, on almost a daily basis. And if Duarte happens to be in the Atlanta area, he will meet up with Bell for a quick lesson or two.
When they first met, Duarte couldn't get enough of Bell's instruction.
"I was like, wow, he's really trying to be something," Bell said.
Duarte would seek Bell "a couple times a day," Bell said, and had his workouts taped so he could see what he was doing wrong.
It didn't take long for Bell to see he had a real diamond in the rough.
"That's when I knew that, hey, he might not be an NBA player … but he's giving himself the best opportunity, the best chance to be something and make a living by doing this," Bell said.
"I was more impressed by that than anything — his drive and determination to try and make this a career."
Not alone
Duarte's story isn't the only one of its kind.
Although it's purely fiction, legend has it Michael Jordan was cut while at Wilmington Laney High (in reality, Jordan was told he couldn't play varsity basketball as a sophomore and had to settle for Laney's junior varsity squad) yet he is considered one of the greatest to ever play the game.
There are plenty of kids under various circumstances that may not play for their high school team, especially in Kinston.
Duarte hopes to use his story to motivate those with dreams to never give up.
"I truly believe there are hundreds of talented kids that have the ability to play at the next level that didn't play in high school," he said.
"Kinston is a basketball city — always has been, always will. There is a lot more talent than just what you see in green and gold."
He's using the internet to do so.
Duarte studied media and film in college, and is currently producing his own documentary called " Road to My Dream."
Clips of the in-production work can be found on YouTube.
"They thought they stopped my dream," Duarte said, "but instead just pushed me harder and made my story more relatable for many others around the world that may be enduring the same situation."
Keep working
The day Duarte's son was born was also the same day he lost a grandmother, who was very influential in his life.
Duarte remembers the day well — June 10, 2010.
"I knew I had to do whatever it took to make it happen for my son's life, for myself, and in memory of grandma Mary, for being one of the few people to believe in me and my dream," he said.
Duarte's ultimate goal is to play professionally, and he plans on making that happen.
Like the rim in the dunk — Duarte was eliminated in the second round — a pro contract is all he is after.
"I have always been a pretty tunnel-vision guy and just a determined individual when it came to my dreams or anything I wanted," Duarte said. "I knew I had a talent that many people don't have and with the opportunity that I could become great and one day provide a good life for myself and family."
A legacy
There are no signs, plaques, banners or markers around Kinston that praise Marcel Duarte for his accomplishments, but he doesn't need them.
Titles, rings and MVP awards aren't what Duarte's legacy is built upon. His legacy is a never-ending story, played out in weight rooms, gyms, make-shift courts and dunk contests.
Duarte is still doing what he loves to do, and not everyone who plays basketball can say that.
And he did it on his own.
"People always told me I would never play college or pro basketball (but) I proved them wrong," Duarte said. "My point is to say this: Never let nobody tell you what you can't be. People told (President) Obama he couldn't be president, and he is on his second term.
"Never give up on your dream."
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Woodsman wrote:Have got my first experiment of making my own tea using pine needles, red pine ones, which have vitamin A and C in them. Haven't tasted it yet, is still steeping, and not boiling so as to hold in the vitamin C. How am I going to filter out the needles? Maybe I'll just use the lid to pour the tea into a cup, or use a strainer. I've got some honey. The tea can steep for hours, and it's been an hour and a half, so. I'm ready. Ok, here I go. I'll be back to let you know the flavor.
Lhug-Pa wrote:So then maybe bring the water to a boil, lower the stove setting to the lowest possible setting, and then add the pine needles and let them steep for a couple hours on low (which on most stoves should be just below boiling point).
Woodsman wrote:Whoah, I just got called on, by the wif, for leaving a pine residue on her stainless steel pot. Oh well, I'll just eat an orange fir vits, until I have to make my pine Tree! Or pine T, or tea, hee hee... vitamin See?!!!
catmoon wrote:Woodsman wrote:Whoah, I just got called on, by the wif, for leaving a pine residue on her stainless steel pot. Oh well, I'll just eat an orange fir vits, until I have to make my pine Tree! Or pine T, or tea, hee hee... vitamin See?!!!
That residue should come right off with an inorganic solvent. Say a gasoline soaked rag if you're brave. You'll still need soap and water after though, and the rag might spontaneously combust if left in a corner somewhere.
Maybe just buy a cheap pot solely for the purpose of making tea and let the resin build up anyway without promoting the ire of your better half! It'll be a sight cheaper than paying out $85.99.Woodsman wrote:I did a bit of web searching and looks like peanut butter or olive oil may be the best pine sap solvents for the tea sap. Then I looked at a site that sells red pine needle oil... a 2 oz. bottle goes for... $85.99. Wow, that would but a lot of peanuts! Maybe I'll be makin' pine sap and peanut butter sandwiches.
Woodsman wrote:I can still sit under the pine tree, lay and sleep between the roots, and climb up it to see the stars, after I built a tree fort up there, with a window in the ceiling.
I can make a mattress out of pine boughs.
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MADISON — The Boone County Community and Economic Development Corporation has been awarded a $25,000 grant from the Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation to support the WaterWays Amphitheater Project.
"It is a pleasure to be able to assist your organization with this funding to benefit the work it is doing for the community," said Sheri Ryder, senior program officer for the Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation.
The BCCEDC is spearheading a drive to raise funding for the amphitheater with the goal to bring more cultural and performing arts activities to Boone County to help increase the quality of life for all citizens.
The county development office is partnering with the Boone County Commission and the Boone County Parks and Recreation Commission on the project.
The proposed amphitheater would be located inside the park, about a quarter of a mile from the entrance of the gate, just off Corridor G at Julian. Site construction costs are estimated at $350,000.
The Master Plan for the project calls for a 400 seat facility with room for expansion.
Other grant applications for funding have been submitted to the West Virginia Division of Culture and History, First and Ten Foundation, and Alpha Natural Resources. A grant application also is being prepared for the National Park Service's Land and Water Conservation Fund through the West Virginia Development Office.
Boone County Commissioners, Eddie Hendricks, Mickey Brown and Atholl W. Halstead, also have committed to provide funding for the project as well as the use of its maintenance department to construct the stage and other amenities. Two state grants totaling $35,000 for equipment also have been awarded, thanks to Senator Ron D. Stollings (D-Boone).
"An amphitheater would be a great addition to the park with many local arts organizations pledging their assistance in developing plays, performances and related entertainment and activities in the future to bring even more tourists and visitors to Boone County," said Larry V. Lodato, BCCEDC director.
From Memorial Day to early August, the Water Park attracts over 50,000 visitors annually. During the past five years, three new paved walking trails and a regulation size utility field have been constructed.
Assistant BCCEDC Director Kris Richmond said a recent public meeting was held with everyone in attendance agreeing that an amphitheater would be a welcome addition to the county's economic diversification plans.


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RICHLANDS — Richlands High School girls' soccer coach P.J. McManus said his squad will take the same approach it always has when it comes to the Wildcats now being in the Coastal 3-A Conference.
"We just have to do what we always do and do our best," he said. "We have to lace them up and play."
As for what's in store for the Wildcats on the pitch, McManus doesn't know what to expect now that Richlands is 3-A after being in the East Central 2-A Conference since 1997.
McManus, who led the Wildcats to state titles in 2000 and 2001, believes his club can continue to be competitive, but he also knows things will be much tougher since the league features power programs White Oak,
"Well, it's going to be very difficult for Richlands because we are going to be playing with the big dogs," he said. "All their players play club ball, and for us at Richlands we have maybe two or three who play club ball.
"It was hard enough in 2-A, but in 3-A the competition is going to be so much better. It's going to be very interesting, especially in the first year or two."
McManus isn't the only Richlands coach whose team faces tougher competition in 3-A.
Softball coach Mark Lunceford said the Coastal Conference will be balanced and that "time will tell" whether the Wildcats will continue being competitive.
Richlands finished as the state 2-A runner-up in 2009.
"It's kind of an open box right now," Lunceford said. "
Justin Snider also goes into the season not knowing what to expect, given this is his first season as Richlands' head football coach.
"Everything is going to be new," he said. "It will be tough, but I can't say it will be even tougher than the one we would be in. We had a tough time with Southwest and
Baseball coach Jeff Sprenger has researched conference programs and found out the league is "going to be good in baseball."
"I looked at every school and except for White Oak each team had double digit wins last season," said Sprenger, who led the Wildcats to the first playoff appearance in eight years last spring.
"It's going to be interesting, but I'm looking forward to it. I think we have guys who will compete and give us a chance. I think it's going to be a good opportunity for us to play different schools."


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The South Lenoir Gold Shooting Team, consisting of Garrett Harper, Austin Wallace, Clayton Tyndall, Scotty Freeman, Cody Eubanks and Ali Joyner competed against 11 other teams at a tournament hosted by the Duplin/Onslow Hunters Association to finish first place in all three shooting disciplines. South Lenoir also finished the day with first place overall team and Austin Wallace won overall individual. South Lenoir Gold Team won more than 24 individual and team trophies.
Winning categories were:
First-place team, Trap
First-place team, Archery
First-place team, Rifle
First place overall team
First place overall individual, Austin Wallace
First place rifle individual, Garrett Harper (won in a tiebreaker)
Second place rifle individual, Cody Eubanks
The Team will compete in the North Carolina Hunter Skills District 2 Tournament at Castle Hayne today.
Operation Medicine Drop to collect in March
Safe Kids Eastern Carolina will be hosting "Operation Medicine Drop" in Lenoir County three dates in March to give citizens ample opportunity to properly dispose of their prescription and over-the-counter medications. The drop, with oversight from both Kinston Department of Public Safety and Lenoir County Sheriff's Department acknowledges "National Poison Prevention Week." Citizens are encouraged to bring unused, unwanted and expired medications to the following locations:
March 17: Woodmen Community Center, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
March 21: Walgreens, 4003 W. Vernon Ave., 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
March 22: Piggly Wiggly U.S. 258 N., Piggly Wiggly Jackson Heights, LaGrange Medical Center and Pink Hill Police Department (305 Central Avenue, Pink Hill). All locations, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
"Operation Medicine Drop" is an initiative of Safe Kids North Carolina to provide safe and secure ways for people to get rid of unwanted medications. It helps prevent accidental poisonings and drug abuse while protecting our waters. Since 2010, Operation Medicine Drop has collected nearly 53 million pills at more than 1,600 events.
For more information, please contact Safe Kids Eastern Carolina Coordinator, Christy Hobbs at (252) 939-1200. Safe Kids Eastern Carolina, a regional coalition serving Lenoir, Jones and Greene counties is housed at The Partnership for Children of Lenoir and Greene Counties, 1465 U.S. 258 N., Kinston.


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David Beckham's Olimpico goal against Isidro Metapan was nominated as one of CONCACAF Champions League's ten best goals of the tournament by the Federation on Friday.
Beckham's strike was also the 1000th goal in CCL history.
You can watch the goals below and vote for your favorite at CONCACAF's official Facebook page.
CARSON, Calif. –Bruce Arena confirmed that all four LA Galaxy veterans, who missed out on last Saturday's clash against Real Salt Lake are healthy enough to play this week against the Houston Dynamo, but their status is still in question.
Carlo Cudicini, Landon Donovan, Todd Dunivant and Robbie all missed out in last week's 2-0 win over RSL, but latter two were not present at training during media availability on Friday. Cudicini and Donovan were present, however, as both addressed the media and expressed optimism over their status.
When asked if the players will be healthy for Sunday's match, Arena provided a succinct response.
"All players we believe will be available for selection on Sunday," Arena told reporters.
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CARSON, Calif. -- Jose Villarreal has returned from another successful stint with the U.S. U-20's and is eager for a spot on the LA Galaxy starting XI.
I wrote the following piece on Villarreal's bid for U-20 glory, which accompanies this piece that on Oscar Sorto's experiences earlier in the week. Barring injury, Villarreal appears to be a lock to qualify for the U.S. U-20 side, but who will join him?
Six LA Galaxy Academy alums have been called up in recent months including Villarreal, Sorto, Javan Torre, Jeffrey Payeras, Jack McBean and Mario Rodriguez. McBean's dreams are likely over as he is expected to be out six to eight weeks due to a fractured clavicle, but all five others are expected to contend for a spot. Which leads to my question: How many LA Galaxy Academy alums will be on the U.S. U-20 side?
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In the latest edition of View from the Booth, Cobi Jones and Joe Tutino preview the Houston Dynamo match.
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CARSON, Calif.—On Sunday, LA Galaxy midfielder Colin Clark will be looking to take on his former club, but he understands that he'll need to improve his sharpness to see the field.
The 29-year-old midfielder joined the Galaxy in the offseason from the Houston Dynamo via the MLS Re-Entry Draft and has made just five appearances for the Galaxy during the 2013 season with four starts. Clark admits that he lost a step in terms of his speed after suffering two ACL tears in 2010 and 2011, but he's confident that he can regain his form with the Galaxy.
"I haven't been completely sharp; I'm just missing bad turnovers in certain areas where we have a good chance at goal. I'm just missing that final pass so it's really about cleaning that up as far as my level of sharpness," Clark told reporters earlier this week. "It's just being all around better. Practice as well as reserve games even the minutes if I get in the first team those have to be sharper."
Although Clark has every reason to be frustrated, the winger is keeping a level head.
"I've had up and downs before," said Clark. "You just have to deal with it and work harder and put in some extra time."
CARSON, Calif. –Bruce Arena and Dominic Kinnear are two of the finest coaches in MLS and on Sunday, the two will duel as the LA Galaxy take on the Houston Dynamo at The Home Depot Center.
Both coaches rank among the top five in most overall wins with Arena sitting at number two while Kinnear is in fourth. The two coaches account for four of the 18 MLS Coach of the Year awards handed out in MLS history as well as appearances 11 MLS Cup titles in total. Arena has won four MLS Cup trophies as a head coach while Kinnear has two MLS Cup titles of his own.
The pair may be two of the most dominant coaches in MLS history, but Arena has had the edge over his Houston counterpart with a 5-4-1 regular season record (4-3-1 while with the Galaxy) against Kinnear while holding a 3-0-0 record in the postseason including two MLS Cup titles.
Ahead of their first and only –regular season—clash, Arena offered his thoughts of his coaching counterpart.
"It's certainly Dominic's team. Dominic is that franchise. He's built it from scratch, they moved it from San Jose, but that's all Dominic," Arena told reporters, also stating that he's known Kinnear since before the 1994 World Cup. "His outstanding qualities as a coach, although he's not technically he's not called general manager, he's fully responsible for putting that team together. He does an outstanding job and his record speaks for itself. He's won championships, he's been in God knows how many finals [Six all-time as a coach and four as a head coach]. He's really done an outstanding coaching job."
It was a comeback for the ages as Monterrey won their third consecutive CONCACAF Champions League Final with a 4-2 victory over Santos Laguna.
Santos Laguna was up by two goals heading into the last half hour after strikes from Carlos Quintero and Felipe Beloy, but it was not to be for Santos. Los Rayados roared back with four goals in the last 30 minutes with two from Aldo De Nigris as well as strikes from Neri Cardozo and Humberto Suazo. The title sealed Monterrey's third consecutive victory and their second straight over Santos, who they defeated in the 2011/2012 edition of the tournament.
As we flip the script to the 2013/2014 edition of the tournament, the Montreal Impact eliminated Toronto FC in the semifinals of the 2013 Amway Canadian Championship by overcoming a 2-0 first leg deficit to win 6-0 at Stade Saputo. They'll face Vancouver Whitecaps FC, who defeated NASL side FC Edmonton 2-0 at BC Place to advance 5-3 on aggregate.
Montreal will host Vancouver in the first leg of the Canadian Championship on May 15 before the second leg at BC Place on May 29.
The Houston Dynamo will be without their chief playmaker Brad Davis for their MLS Cup rematch against the LA Galaxy.
An independent review panel rejected an appeal filed by the Dynamo after Davis was given a red card for a foul committed in the fifth minute of second half stoppage time in an April 28 game against the Colorado Rapids.
In order for a call to be overturned, the panel must be unanimous in its decision that the red card issued was an error.
Video of the play is below...
CARSON, Calif. – Jack McBean underwent surgery on Tuesday to repair a fractured left clavicle suffered during the LA Galaxy's 2-0 victory over Real Salt Lake last Saturday and according to LA head coach Bruce Arena, the injury may sideline the 18-year-old forward till mid-summer.
The injury occurred in the 51st minute of LA's road win over RSL when McBean collided with RSL center back Nat Borchers. Prior to the injury, McBean had appeared in ten matches across all competitions while scoring two goals and tallying two assists.
Following training on Wednesday, Arena confirmed that McBean's surgery was a success.
"Everything was good. My understanding was that it was a clean break, they surgically repaired it and we're optimistic that he'll have a speedy recovery," Arena said.
As for a timeline for McBean's return, Arena told reporters that he may return sometime in July.
"I think it is six to eight weeks," said Arena. "I think they periodically check and see how the break is healing. Everyone is a little bit different, but that's something where we would think that he would be ready at July in some point.
The injury will almost certainly rule McBean out of contention for the U.S. U-20 roster for the U-20 World Cup in Turkey roster as the tournament will take place from June 21 to July 13.
Despite the severity of the injuries, Arena admitted that injuries "are part of the game" and he had no ill will towards Borchers for the foul that led to the injuries.
"I've never seen that kind of injury on contact from behind on a shoulder blade," said Arena. "I would have thought that you would have gotten a dislocation or a separation not a break like that so it was surprising. Borchers went in hard for the ball, so fair play."
CARSON, Calif. –Former LA Galaxy Academy player Jeffrey Payeras may be a key member of Guatemalan giants Municipal, but the defender believes that he gained plenty during his time with LA.
Payeras was a key member of the club's academy and also played several games with the club's reserve squad making his Reserve League debut in July of 2011. It was during his academy days with the Galaxy and youth club Pateadores that he became close friends with LA Homegrown players Oscar Sorto and Jose Villarreal, who also attended Amino Leadership High School.
The native of Hawthorne, California parlayed his success with LA's Academy into a tryout and then deal with Municipal where he has the chance to play in the birth country of his parents.
Last week, Payeras spent a week with the U.S. Under-20 team during their camp at The Home Depot Center and drew high marks from head coach Tab Ramos. The center back started in both scrimmages that the U-20's held during the week with the first team and appears to be a contender to earn a spot at the 2013 World Cup in Turkey later this year.
During the camp, Payeras spoke briefly with LA Galaxy Insider and other reporters as he refelcted on his time with LA, his new experience in Guatemala and the U.S. U-20's.
The conversation with the Galaxy Academy alum is below…
(On how he got the call to the U.S. U-20 camp…)
PAYERAS: "I got the call up [in mid-April]. I'm very excited and very happy and all thanks to God because everything is happening right now and I got signed with my team over there in Guatemala and I got called up here. Now, I just want to work hard and hopefully become a part of the team."
(On how he chose Municipal…)
PAYERAS: "I went over in December and tried out for two weeks then they decided to sign me and offered me a contract so I decided to stay. Not only is my family from there, but I felt good staying there."
(On whether he ever faced off against fellow Hawthorne native and Leuzinger High School grad Gyasi Zardes…)
PAYERAS: "No, I didn't. He was a year younger than me. He went a different high school, but my brother played against him."
(On how his game is growing in Guatemala…)
PAYERAS: "It's a little bit different, but I'm just learning from the guys over there and the way that they play there. It's different to the way that we play here, but I'm just adapting and getting used to it."
PAYERAS: "It's a little bit different, but I'm just learning from the guys over there and the way that they play there. It's different to the way that we play here, but I'm just adapting and getting used to it."
(On his conversations with head coach Tab Ramos…)
PAYERAS: "We haven't really talked, but he told us about the tournament and hopefully I'm a part of the team."
(On whether coming to the Galaxy as a Homegrown Player was ever in option…)
PAYERAS: "I'm just happy that I was with them when I was and if it would have happened then I would have been excited too, but I'm excited where I am right now."
(On what he gained with the LA Galaxy Academy…)
PAYERAS: "You learn from professionals and I learned how they played and being professional as a person on the field and off the field."
(On his living experience in Guatemala…)
PAYERAS: "I have an apartment and I live with three teammates over there. It's good. It's 10 minutes away from the training facility and it's good. It's in the city."
(On where his family is from in Guatemala…)
PAYERAS: "They're from a city called Santa Rosa, which is an hour and a half away. I visit there every once in a while. my dad was there this past month and my uncle's and my grandma are there."
(On his thoughts about coming to MLS…)
PAYERAS: "It's up to what happens in the future. I would love to be here in the U.S.A and play here, but for now I'm over there and who knows if the opportunity comes then I would love to."


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SANTA ANA – To understand the Santa Ana Police Department's decade-long campaign against street prostitution, consider the case of a 21-year-old woman named Sarah Premer.
Police first arrested Premer in the morning hours of June 9, 2010. She had been trying to engage in prostitution along the 3600 block of Harbor Boulevard, near well-trimmed business parks, a law school and a closed steakhouse.
Click here to watch a video ride-along as police try to chase prostitutes off the streets.
The official charge was loitering to commit prostitution, a misdemeanor in California. The officers handcuffed her, booked her at police headquarters and then, like most suspected prostitutes, released her with a promise to appear for a future court date.
But before that date came, Premer was back in handcuffs.
Santa Ana police arrested her two weeks later at the same place, at nearly the same time and for doing the same thing. She was booked and released for a second time, saving jail space for those accused of more serious crimes.
In both instances, police arrested Premer as part of organized sweeps. Uniformed and undercover officers patrolled the boulevard and targeted anyone suspected of selling, buying or arranging sex. On Harbor, it can be like catching fish in a barrel.
Premer's third arrest was a little different though. The Police Department set up a more complex operation in July 2010 aimed at luring prostitutes along the boulevard. Court records show Premer took the bait and agreed to sell sex to an undercover officer.
Police charged her with a harsher misdemeanor, agreeing to engage in prostitution, bringing the total number of charges to three in one summer. She potentially faced months in jail and thousands of dollars in fines.
Though Premer's case attracted no media attention at the time, it illustrates the enormous amount of resources that Santa Ana police have invested in arresting suspected prostitutes and why the strategy may not be working. Despite thousands of arrests, women like Premer continue returning to Harbor Boulevard.
Santa Ana's aggressive strategy isn't unusual among law enforcement agencies, but the scale of its initiative has become extraordinary. County prosecutors have filed nearly 5,000 prostitution-related cases sent over by Santa Ana police since 2003.
In 2010, Santa Ana police reported 672 prostitution arrests, more than all other Orange County jurisdictions combined and more than most major police departments in the state. Only Los Angeles and San Diego, cities more than four times the size of Santa Ana, reported more.
The scale of Santa Ana's war on prostitution is not widely known, even among those close to Orange County's underground sex industry. Area advocates, researchers and law enforcement authorities were stunned to learn how many prostitution arrests Santa Ana police make each year. Most local agencies report few, if any. Millions of dollars in public resources have been spent.
But an examination of Santa Ana's initiative by the Orange County Register raises serious questions about its value.
While some Santa Ana residents say there is now less prostitution, experts who study crime-fighting techniques say the initiative focuses on the wrong people and only provides temporary relief. In general, experts say, police should target men who encourage prostitution and should make greater efforts to connect women with social services. One such initiative in San Francisco has been praised and has been adopted by Los Angeles and San Diego.


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Animation producers (and spouses) Allison Abbate and Tony Cervone recently stopped by the Radio Rashy podcast to talk with animation writer/producer Paul Dini and his wife, actress/magician Misty Lee.
A lot of the discussion revolved around Abbate's work on Tim Burton's Frankenweenie feature film but Cervone, who's a supervising producer on Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, mentioned the Cartoon Network series.
Cervone said, "There are 11 shows left that will finish the series off at 52 episodes. I'm not sure when they're coming back. I never know when they're coming back. If I had to guess, probably in the summer because it usually airs in the summer. But I can't wait for these last 11 to get out for people to see them because they're crazy."
At 2011's ComicCon, Cervone and fellow supervising producer Mitch Watson teased that events in the pilot episode would pay off in the 52nd episode. We now know that will be the series finale.
One of the most recent episodes, which aired last fall, featured appearances by classic Hanna-Barbera characters Blue Falcon, Dynomutt, Race Bannon, Doctor Benton Quest (Jonny's scientist dad), and evil Doctor Zin. It turns out that Doctor Quest created the Dog Wonder!
Though Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated won't be returning for a third season, it's a safe bet that Scooby and the gang will return soon.
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From Ezeiza ,'Ministro Pistarini', International Airport
Taxi: 45 minutes: 45 USD / AR $ 220 / U.S. $ 96 (approximate) http://www.taxiezeiza.com.ar
Manuel Tienda León: Regular services every 30 minutes. U$S 18 / AR $ 90 / $ 40 (approximate).
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