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PORTLAND — Slowly, this young team was slipping away from its coach. All of Nate McMillan's screaming, the three-hour practices, the yo-yoing of players in and out of the lineup were wearing on the Portland Trail Blazers.
The players already had nicknamed him "Sarge" and "Major Pain," and McMillan was living up to his billing.
Early this season, the Blazers had lost nine of 10 games, and in Portland, it was starting to feel like the same old, same old.
"It was like he was still yelling at us, but it was going in one ear and out the other," said Brandon Roy, Portland's early-season MVP candidate and sure-thing All-Star. "I mean, it wasn't like the guys didn't want to listen. It was just that guys were full of stuff, and I think he felt like he wasn't getting through to us anymore."
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During one of his many sleepless November nights, McMillan told himself he had to change. He had to lighten up on his players, become more of an educator than a drill sergeant.
"He's still a tough guy. That's just Coach Nate," Roy said Tuesday after Portland's 89-79 win over the Sonics. "But he's definitely let up. I think there came a time in practice when he realized he was on us too tough. I mean everything was like, 'No, no, no,' and he was pulling guys off the floor.
"There was just this one practice where it was a bad day for the whole team, even him, and he came back after that and told us, 'I'm going to start trying to lay off you guys a little more.' He told us, 'I want you guys to come talk to me.' "
Make no mistake, McMillan didn't all of a sudden become "The Big Easy." He still barks, still demands everything from every player, every day. He scrimmaged, for instance, on Christmas Eve.
But after the Blazers dropped to 5-12 following a 100-79 loss at San Antonio, McMillan changed his tone and his tune.
For his players to change, McMillan had to change at least slightly.
The former Sonics player and coach reminded himself that even though this was his third season in Portland, the rebuilding project was just beginning. His team still was the youngest in the NBA and the third-youngest in the history of the league.
"There had been a lot of hard practices, a lot of screaming. I want to win and I felt I needed to win," McMillan said. "But I had to look at what I had and realize the organization wasn't putting pressure on me. I was putting pressure on myself. I had to do a lot of soul searching and realize the situation we were in.
"I was being really hard on our guys, but I had to realize these are the youngest players in the league and we have to be patient and work with these guys and develop them and help them to grow. We've been doing a lot more teaching, a lot more video, a lot more one-on-one work. And I just kind of took a step back and allowed them to play."
The change has been dramatic.
Under the slightly new Nate, the Blazers have won a league-best 11 games in a row. Five of those wins came without starting power forward LaMarcus Aldridge and, all of them have come without the league's No. 1 draft pick, Greg Oden, who is out for the season recovering from microfracture knee surgery.
McMillan tinkered slightly with the lineup, and at the end of games he makes certain the ball always is in the sure hands of former Washington Husky Roy.
And now the Trail Blazers are back.
"It was a process," said Roy, who has averaged 22.8 points and 6.5 assists in the streak. "It was hard for him [McMillan] to loosen up. But it [the change] definitely shows in the way we play now, because we play a lot more free and we look like we're having fun."
This team that not so long ago was the embarrassment of basketball, leading the league in arrests and overall bad behavior, is a model for the 21st century.
They are the Jail Blazers no more.
These are good guys playing very good basketball. They didn't play their best Tuesday, but still played together. Portland had 27 assists and just six turnovers.
"The main thing we talked about since I got here was playing together," McMillan said. "Staying connected. Being a fist out there on the floor. And during this stretch you've seen this team pull together and play together. They don't quit, and they're starting to learn how to win games."
After averaging just 27 wins the past three seasons, these Blazers already have won 16 this season. They are a half-game behind first-place Denver in the Northwest Division.
"Winning helps everything. I think things would be different if we'd lost 11 in a row," Roy said. "But since we have won 11 in a row, I think Coach Nate's been a lot calmer. I know, I've noticed it on the court.
"Before, you could see guys turn the ball over and it would be like, 'Oh, oh, Coach is gonna chew me out.' Now he kind of lets us make up for our mistakes, and it's helped guys."
This city is in love with this team, with these players, with basketball.
Three years after McMillan came from Seattle and promised to change the culture, a nicer Nate is making Portland Rip City again.
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A top notch mystery – one of the best and most complete I've ever read. Set in New York City in 1896, the novel unfolds through the eyes of a New York Times journalist who has connections in all the right places. As a series of murders begin to show signs of similarity, a carefully crafted team of investigators is tasked to hunt for a serial killer. This special squad, which is based on the brand new notion of criminal profiling, is the brainchild of the young and heady NYC Police Commissioner, Theodore Roosevelt. Dedicated to cleaning up corruption throughout his department and solving a myriad of crimes that powers-at-be would prefer left unsolved, he works closely with the Alienist, the lead investigative psychiatrist tasked with creating a profile of the killer. Piece by piece, the mysterious pall surrounding the murders dissolves, revealing a motive most menacing.
The blending of a Sherlock Holmes type investigation focusing on a Hannibal Lector type serial killer is commanding, and presents a psychological thriller guised as historical fiction. Nominated for the Bram Stoker Award in 1994.
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Primary K-6
All primary school programs are designed specifically for primary aged students in years K-6 and are delivered by TMAG's Learning and Discovery specialists. Primary school programs are available in a range of disciplines that complement TMAG exhibitions including Tasmanian Aboriginal culture, art and history and range from 45 minutes to 2 hours in duration. General museum programs are also available.
Bookings are essential for all guided programs, and further information about planning your primary school group visit is available through our Bookings page.
The 2016 Learning Program is listed below.
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Pattern Play
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Discover Your Museum and Art Gallery
What is it? Is it real? How is it stuffed? How old is it? Can we touch it? This interactive program includes a tour of TMAG's site, uses a variety of objects and materials, and offers an introduction to collections, conservation and interpretation. A good introduction to all other museum programs.
Duration: 1 hour
Suitable for all grades
Drawn from the Collection: Drawing as a Way of Exploring
An introductory program using drawing to explore themes from the exhibition Tempest. Combining information with art-making, this program guides students through a range of rewarding and thought-provoking observational and interpretive drawing activities and discussions.
Duration: 1 hour
Suitable for Primary students
Available Term 3 and 4 only
Aboriginal programs
Introductory Tour of ningina tunapri
This program introduces students to the ningina tunapri gallery and highlights key stories and objects, letting the students explore the exhibition displays that appeal to them personally.
Duration: 1 hour
Suitable for all grades
Introductory Tour of Our land: Parrawa, Parrawa! Go away!
Dealing with the invasion of lutruwita (Tasmania) and the Black War between 1823 and 1831, this program looks at 'first contact' from both sides of this difficult story.
Duration: 1 hour
Suitable for Upper Primary and Secondary students
2016 Tasmanian Aboriginal Culture Education Program - waranta mulaka yula
We, the Tasmanian Aboriginal community, hunt muttonbirds.
Tasmanian Aboriginal people have harvested yula seasonally and sustainably for thousands of years. Muttonbirding is central to the rich and vibrant Aboriginal culture of lutruwita (Tasmania) today. Your TMAG Aboriginal guide, an experienced muttonbirder, will share the story of these amazing birds and his people. This program also includes a short visit to ningina tunapri (Tasmanian Aboriginal gallery) and hands-on activities that are lots of fun.
Duration: 2 hours
Limited sessions: 9:30 am - 11:30 am and 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Term 2: 21, 22, 23 and 24 June 2016
Term 3: 26, 27, 28 and 29 July 2016
Suitable for Grades 3-6
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Literacy Through Art: for EAL students
This specialised program uses the TMAG collection as stimulus for developing literacy in a relaxed and inspiring environment. Involves hands-on art making, discussion, writing and reading. Offered as vocabulary-focused sessions to complement and reinforce key content areas studied in English as an Additional Language (EAL) courses. Ideal for beginners, or as refresher sessions for intermediate students.
Session topics: Faces, The Body, Animals, Colours and Shapes, Food.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Suitable for: EAL students, all ages
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Colonial Hobart Comes Alive
Why was Sullivan's Cove the preferred site for Hobart Town in 1804? How did British settlement impact upon Tasmanian Aboriginal people? Explore these questions and more in this interactive program. Students will work around a large floor map of Sullivan's Cove, set up camp, commence building the town, handle historical objects and consider how 19th century colonial history has affected and shaped Tasmania today. Students will also explore the colonial history galleries in the historic Bond Store which played a pivotal role in the Hobart Town story.
Duration: 2 hours
Suitable for upper Primary grades
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Term 3: 13, 14, 15 and 16 September 2016
Times: 9:30 am – 11:30 am and 12:30 pm – 2:30pm
Pattern Play programs
Maths in Nature
From spiral forms of nautilus shells to tessellated patterns in bee hives – students will be amazed by the beauty and power of nature! This program links in to TMAG's new exhibition Pattern Play which celebrates the wonderful world of patterns. Through exploration of basic maths principles and the Pattern Play exhibition students will explore how maths can help explain patterns and forms in nature.
Duration: 1.5 hour
Suitable for Grades 3-6
Limited sessions
Term 1: 8, 9, 10 and 11 March 2016
Times: 10:00 am - 11:30 am and 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm (limit 2 sessions per school)
Launch into Learning with Pattern Play at TMAG
Especially for Launch into Learning (LIL) and Learning in Families Together (LIFT) groups. This program gives a brief introduction to the wonders of the Museum and Art Gallery for early learners and their families. Culminating in the wonders of our interactive Pattern Play exhibition your little learners and their families will love visiting TMAG.
Duration: 30 minutes
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"Forever Plaid, Plaid Tidings": New Village Arts presents the holiday version of Stuart Ross' musical about four long-dead harmony singers from the '60s who get a celestial reprieve to come back and perform one last time; opens Friday and runs through Dec. 24; showtimes, 8 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays; 3 p.m. Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays; New Village Arts, 2787 State St., Carlsbad; $22-$33;
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"FrUiTCaKeS!": Valley Center Community Theater presents Julian Wiles' holiday comedy about a young runaway who finds a home in a nutty little town; 7 p.m. Nov. 30, Dec. 1 and 8; 2 p.m. Dec. 1 and 8; 2:30 p.m. Dec. 9; Maxine Theatre, Valley Center High School, 31322 Cole Grade Road, Valley Center; $10-$12;
"In Our Home": Patio Playhouse presents Grant Gelvin's original holiday musical about a Valley Center family sharing the Christmas holidays in 1969 with two soldiers during the Vietnam War; opens Nov. 30 and runs through Dec. 16; showtimes, 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays; Patio Playhouse, 201 E. Grand Ave., Suite 1D, Escondido; $15, general; $12, seniors and students; $7, youth;
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"Into the Woods": Intrepid Shakespeare Company will host a musical reading of the Stephen Sondheim/James Lapine fairy tale musical that questions what happens after the happily ever after; 6:30 p.m. Monday; Encinitas Library, 540 Cornish Drive, Encinitas; $10;
"Love Letters": Carlsbad Playreaders presents a reading of A.R. Gurney's story of a long relationship between a man and woman told through letters, featuring Jack and Judi Missett; 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3; Schulman Auditorium, 1775 Dove Lane, Carlsbad; $5, adults; $1, students;
"The Odd Couple": Westview Theatre Co. presents a student-cast production of the Neil Simon comedy about two incompatible divorced men who share a New York apartment; 7 p.m. Wednesday through Nov. 30; Westview High School, 13500 Camino del Sur, San Diego; $5-$10;
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"The Outsiders": North Coast Rep Theatre School presents this stage adaptation of S.E. Hinton's novel about a teenage turf war in 1960s Oklahoma; 5 p.m. Nov. 29; 7 p.m. Nov. 30; 2 and 5 p.m. Dec. 1 and 2; 987D Lomas Santa Fe Road, Solana Beach; $10-$14;
northcoastrep.org or (858) 481-1055.
"Pinkalicious the Musical": North Coast Repertory Theatre presents this comedy musical based on the children's book by Elizabeth and Victoria Kann; 2 p.m. Dec. 7-9, 14-16; 11 a.m. Dec. 8, 9, 15 and 16; North Coast Repertory Theatre, 987D Lomas Santa Fe Drive, Solana Beach; $16-$20;
northcoastrep.org or (858) 481-1055.
"The Rented Christmas": Community Players Theatre presents this holiday family musical; 7 p.m. Nov. 30 and Dec. 1; 2 p.m. Dec. 1 and 2; Community Lutheran Church, 3575 E. Valley Parkway, Escondido; $15, reserved; $12, general; $10, students, seniors and children; (760) 739-1650.
"A Taffeta Christmas": Broadway Theatre presents this holiday musical in four-part harmony about a 1950s girls group; opens Nov. 30 and runs through Dec. 22; showtimes, 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays; 1 p.m. Saturdays; Broadway Theater, 340 E. Broadway, Vista; $17.50;
broadwayvista.com or (760) 806-7905.
"Vicki Lawrence and Mama, a Two-Woman Show": Poway Center for the Performing Arts presents the star of "Mama's Family" and "The Carol Burnett Show" performing a two-act show where she sings and reminisces about her career in one act, and returns as her cranky TV character "Mama" in the next; 7 p.m. Dec. 1; 15498 Espola Road, Poway; $44-$55, adults; $10, children 18 and under with paid adult;
powayarts.org or (858) 748-0505.
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First off, since this is such an active forum of bike enthusiasts... and touring enthusiasts, I suggest sticky-ing a thread for people (like me) to post about future tours in search of a partner. I know there are places like crazyguyonabike and Adventure cycling that do this, but I figure we might as well do the same since this is an active touring forum.
I want to ride across USA next year and I want to find one or multiple companions. I'm a 20 y/o college student who avidly cycles and will probably be doing some racing soon. I have the summer to do the trip, so that's June to September. I plan to make the route based on what any partners would prefer. As long as it's coast to coast, I'm happy. I'm pretty sure I'll enjoy it all the same. I'll match my partners pace (I'm pretty confident in my strength) but prefer to do the standard 50-100 miles a day.
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Roundtable: My Phone Is My BFF
Smartphones have changed the way we live. In many ways, they make us more efficient and connected. But they have a dark side, too. From texting to tweeting, gaming to gawking at blogs, news feeds and videos (crazy cat antics, anyone?), our phones are keeping our heads down and our lives at times scarily disconnected from the real world. This week's panel confesses to our own digital addictions and what needs to be done to reclaim our time and attention.
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In 1967, a 17-year-old Joni Eareckson became a quadriplegic after a diving accident broke her neck. Learning to trust God in the wake of that wasn't easy, but she did, and went on to write, speak, paint and share her story of hope internationally. In the early 1980s she married Ken Tada, but the heartache wasn't over. Their marriage had to endure estrangement, depression, chronic pain and a breast cancer diagnosis. They almost hit the breaking point, but they share in this week's interview how their faith and a rock-solid commitment to their marriage vows (detailed in their new book Joni and Ken: An Untold Love Story) pulled them through and actually made them stronger.
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We both really enjoyed this. Very talented musicians. We still wish that they would talk to us more. The pianist talked to us briefly to introduce his solo but that was pretty much it. On a side note, we really wish the staff had done something about the 2 men who kept talking through the ENTIRE show. Why go to Yoshi's to HEAR music if you are going to talk through the whole show? Ugh!
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We really enjoyed this event by a great duo. Pat Martino played guitar nearly nonstop for the entire show. It was a very smooth relaxing atmosphere.
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Two great musicians, however Pat Martino on guitar was overpoweringly loud and - as a result - came across somewhat rough. Eldar Djangirov's piano playing was excellent, inventive, and refined, but he was drowned by the guitar except during his...continued
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Yoshi's is a great jazz club. Every seat is a good seat. Good sushi too. This was an inspired show - the performers rocked.
When Eldar was signed to Sony Classical at the age of 17, the young pianist from Kansas City was already well known for his prodigious pyrotechnics and precocious knowledge of the bebop tradition. Along the way, he's had the good fortune to meet and/or work with the masters including Dr. Billy Taylor, Marian McPartland, Dave Brubeck, Michael Brecker, Wynton Marsalis, Ron Carter, Herbie Hancock, etc. Through these opportunities and other wonderful musical experiences, Eldar continues to explore new frontiers through composing and performing, enabling him to ultimately to realize his own musical vision.
When the anesthesia wore off, Pat Martino looked up hazily at his parents and his doctors. and tried to piece together any memory of his life.
One of the greatest guitarists in jazz, Martino had suffered a severe brain aneurysm and underwent surgery after being told that his condition could be terminal. After his operations he could remember almost nothing. He barely recognized his parents. and had no memory of his guitar or his career. He remembers feeling as if he had been "dropped cold, empty, neutral, cleansed, … naked."
In the following months. Martino made a remarkable recovery. Through intensive study of his own historic recordings, and with the help of computer technology, Pat managed to reverse his memory loss and return to form on his instrument. His past recordings eventually became "an old friend, a spiritual experience which remained beautiful and honest." This recovery fits in perfectly with Pat's illustrious personal history. Since playing his first notes while still in his pre-teenage years, Martino has been recognized as one of the most exciting and virtuosic guitarists in jazz. With a distinctive, fat sound and gut-wrenching performances, he represents the best not just in jazz, but in music. He embodies thoughtful energy and soul.
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Yoshi's began in 1972 as a small, North Berkeley sushi bar owned by it's founder and namesake, Yoshie Akiba, alongside her two best friends Kaz Kajimura, a journalist and carpenter, and Hiroyuki Hori, a painter and Japanese cook. Over the next 40 years, Yoshi's built itself into one of the world's most respected jazz venues, earning a reputation as the Bay Area's premier location for great Japanese cuisine and jazz music. Today, Yoshi's is an award-winning 310-seat live performance venue with a state-of-the-art sound system and design, occupying 17,000 square feet in the heart of Oakland's Jack London Square. Under the guidance of esteemed Artistic Director Michael Pritchard, the venue has expanded it's focus to include broader genres suitable to a variety of musical tastes.


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by Scott Creighton
the time has come — indeed, it is long overdue — for the wisdom, ingenuity and resources of American business to be marshalled against those who would destroy it. Lewis Powell memo, 1971
"We gotta get Bill Gates to shut down the internet, for the CHILDREN!" Donald Trump
CISA (CISPA) is now the law of the land.
Your sneaky uncles in congress snuck into your bedroom the other night and planted their fascist seed into the futures of your children. Then sneakier ObamaGod took his turn, signed it into law and ran away into the night zipping up his pants to go party with his Big Business friends in Hawaii.
Yeah, it's a nasty metaphor, but an even nastier reality.
Big Business has been pushing for CISPA for years. Back in early 2013, they killed Aaron Swartz to make sure he wouldn't be around to lead the charge against it like he did the first time the public will killed the fascist wet dream of theirs. That's because CISPA (now CISA) hands over complete control of your internet, email and phone information ("internet of everything", remember) and everything else really, to Big Business allowing them to do with it as they see fit and leaving you with absolutely no recourse whatsoever.
In all, with the aligned companies that make up the various Roundtables and alliances, there are 800 corporations that support the passage of CISPA…
April 15th, 2013… right before this whole thing kicked off and Glenn Greenwald was contacted by Edward Snowden, 200 senior IBM executives hit D.C. like a plague of locusts to push them to pass the new CISPA bill.
"The message we're going to give [lawmakers] is going to be a very simple, clear message: support the passage of CISPA," he later added. The Hill
If you think it was a bad idea to allow a handful of NSA techies access to your metadata, CISA provides all your data to a hundred thousand faceless corporate ladder climbers to do with as they see fit just so long as they have a "good faith belief" that you might be up to no good.
How's that for "CHANGE"?
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I am running Windows Server 2003 at my office and partially configured it. I want now to route some IP address but don't know how to do so. Can you provide me some details on how to change the routing table on Windows Server 2003?
I am running Windows Server 2003 at my office and partially configured it. I want now to route some IP address but don't know how to do so. Can you provide me some details on how to change the routing table on Windows Server 2003?
A routing table is an electronic table (file) or database type object that is stored in a router or a networked computer. The routing table stores the routes to particular network destinations. "Route" commands manipulates the kernel's IP routing tables. Its primary use is to set up static routes to specific hosts or networks.
Simply use "ROUTE [-f] [-p] [command [destination] []"
ROUTE manipulates network routing tables.
-f: Clears the routing tables of all gateway entries. If this is used in conjunction with one of the commands, the tables are cleared prior to running the command.Code:ROUTE [-f] [-p] [command [destination] [MASK netmask] [gateway] [METRIC metric] [IF interface]
-p: When used with the ADD command, makes a route persistent across boots of the system. By default, routes are not preserved when the system is restarted. Ignored for all other commands, which always affect the appropriate persistent routes. This option is not supported in Windows 95.
command: One of these:
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CHANGE Modifies an existing route
destination: Specifies the host.
MASK: Specifies that the next parameter is the 'netmask' value.
netmask: Specifies a subnet mask value for this route entry. If not specified, it defaults to 255.255.255.255.
gateway: Specifies gateway.
interface: the interface number for the specified route.
METRIC: specifies the metric, ie. cost for the destination.
All symbolic names used for destination are looked up in the network database file NETWORKS. The symbolic names for gateway are looked up in the host name database file HOSTS.
If the command is PRINT or DELETE. Destination or gateway can be a wildcard, (wildcard is specified as a star '*'), or the gateway argument may be omitted.
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route PRINT
route ADD 22.214.171.124 MASK 255.0.0.0 18.104.22.168 METRIC 3 IF 2
destination^ ^mask ^gateway metric^ ^Interface^
If IF is not given, it tries to find the best interface for a given gateway.
route PRINT
route PRINT 157* .... Only prints those matching 157*
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CHANGE is used to modify gateway and/or metric only.
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The odds might have seemed stacked against Sounders FC. Playing in the same venue that housed its last competitive loss, Seattle played...
CARSON, Calif. — The odds might have seemed stacked against Sounders FC.
Playing in the same venue that housed its last competitive loss, Seattle played a Chivas USA team it had never beaten — or scored against for that matter — Saturday night at The Home Depot Center. That negative history evenly canceled out a recent hot streak as the teams played to a 0-0 draw in front of 13,839 fans.
Sounders FC, which lost here to the Los Angeles Galaxy 3-1 on July 4, had its four-game winning streak in Major League Soccer broken but did improve a league unbeaten streak to six.
Seattle (8-8-5) had won three straight against Western Conference opponents. Players and coaches expressed mixed emotions after earning a point.
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"We're not super thrilled with it, but we're not super disappointed either," coach Sigi Schmid said.
Added defender James Riley: "We'll take the point, but we know we could've had all three. That's the standard we hold ourselves to, especially in this last stretch."
The best chance for a game-winner came in the 88th minute, when Sounders FC midfielder Osvaldo Alonso fired a rocket shot from 22 yards that seemed destined for the goal's upper corner but was expertly saved by the diving Chivas USA goalkeeper, Zach Thornton.
Seattle also narrowly missed a goal in the 61st minute when forward Blaise Nkufo swung in a beautiful cross, but a bouncing header by midfielder Sanna Nyassi was denied by the post.
"I didn't quite get it on my forehead, that's why I couldn't bang it in," Nyassi said.
Chivas USA (5-10-4) had a great attempt on goal in the 64th minute when newly acquired Venezuelan forward Giancarlo Maldonado rifled a low shot wide of the goal. Seattle goalkeeper Kasey Keller also came up big with second-half saves on midfielders Roger Espinoza and Paulo Nagamura.
"We've tightened it up very, very well," said Keller of the defense's fourth shutout in five games. "I'm happy with the way we've been able to kind of change our mentality."
Seattle outshot Chivas USA 5-1 in the first half, behind the three shots by forward Fredy Montero. The visitors survived a scare in the 38th minute when the Colombian forward collided with the 230-pound Thornton in the penalty box, but Montero was able to play on with a thigh bruise.
The impact forced a seven-minute delay in the first half. There was also stoppage moments earlier when Keller and stadium personnel had to clean up a barrage of streamers that had been thrown onto the field.
Sounders FC midfielder Steve Zakuani, who has seven goals this season, didn't travel due to a pelvic strain. Uruguayan midfielder and designated player Alvaro Fernandez filled in, earning his first start of the season.
• Late in the game, Chivas USA defender Mariano Trujillo and Seattle's Leo Gonzalez were ejected for a physical confrontation that appeared to be one-sided against the Sounders FC defender. "I'm not quite sure why Leo got the red card," Schmid said in his player's defense.
• The two teams will meet again Sept. 1 in Tukwila in a U.S. Open Cup semifinal.
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First half — None. Second half — None. Goalies — Seattle, Kasey Keller; Chivas USA, Zach Thornton. Shots — Seattle 10, Chivas USA 10. Shots on goal — Seattle 4, Chivas USA 3. Saves — Seattle 3, Chivas USA 4. Fouls — Seattle 11, Chivas USA 8. Offsides — Seattle 4, Chivas USA 6. Corner kicks — Seattle 5, Chivas USA 4. Yellow cards — Parke, Seattle, 90th. Red cards — Trujillo, Chivas USA, 90th+; Gonzalez, Seattle, 90th+. Referee — Alex Prus. Assistant Referees — George Gansner. Brian Poeschel. 4th official — Ricardo Salazar. A — 13,839 (27,000).
Seattle — Kasey Keller, James Riley, Patrick Ianni, Jeff Parke, Nathan Sturgis, Leo Gonzalez, Sanna Nyassi (Roger Levesque, 81st), Alvaro Fernandez (Miguel Montano, 67th), Osvaldo Alonso, Fredy Montero (Nate Jaqua, 86th), Blaise Nkufo.
Chivas USA — Zach Thornton, Mariano Trujillo, Dario Delgado, Ante Jazic (Jonathan Bornstein, 30th), Michael Umana, Michael Lahoud, Rodolfo Espinoza, Paulo Nagamura, Osael Romero (Giancarlo Maldonado, 46th), Justin Braun, Alan Gordon (Jesus Padilla, 79th).


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Sarah Pullman | September 25, 2006
By Sarah Pullman • Monday, September 25, 2006 - 10:36
Of course, they are still an auto company, and far from blameless. It'll be interesting to see how the court case we blogged about last week turns out… but nonetheless, it's encouraging to hear of auto manufacturers getting with the times and shifting their trajectory in acknowledgement of the reality of climate change.
Apparently, this moved means that "Toyota is more likely than ever to overtake General Motors Corp as the world's top seller of automobiles – a position GM has held for 75 years."
I think I'd have to call that natural selection….
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Leukemoid Reaction in Agranulocytosis.
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Sgt. James Hamelin, 24, engineer, 1st Combat Engineer Battalion, 1st Marine Division. from Escanaba, Mich. talks about the experience at range Kilo two where the Marines from two companies of 1st CEB performed military operations in urban territory training, Sept. 1. He explains how Marines from 1st CEB may use this training while deployed and why it is so important for them to do this type of training. Also available in high definition.
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