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U.S. Soccer - The importance of speed players for the U.S. team i...Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre look at the importance of speed players for the U.S. team in the upcoming World Cup qualifying cycle.Blog | Conversation | April 18, 2012
U.S. Soccer - Michael Bradley is proving why he belongs with the ...Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre look at Michael Bradley, a player who has endured criticism that he was only on the national team because his farther was the coach, and his successful career thus far.Blog | Conversation | March 14, 2012
U.S. Soccer - Brek Shea's recent slump has some fans concernedLuke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
After a breakout 2011 season in MLS and for the national team, Brek Shea looked a bit sluggish in two recent friendlies. Is it time for U.S. fans to worry?Blog | Conversation | February 01, 2012
Is Landon Donovan or Clint Dempsey the best U.S. field player of ...Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
Landon Donovan and Clint Dempsey will face off for the first time in five years later this month, which raises the question: Which one is the best U.S. field player of all time?Blog | Conversation | January 11, 2012
U.S. Soccer - Behind Landon Donovan's loan back to EvertonLuke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre explore how the Landon Donovan loan to Everton materialized. Plus, notes on the deepening U.S. player pool and ESPN The Magazine's pick as the next big name for U.S. soccer.Blog | Conversation | December 29, 2011
U.S. Soccer - Terrence Boyd, Conor Doyle and Andrew Wooten shine ...Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
The U.S. has always had trouble scoring goals, but an impressive group of young forwards is hoping to change that.Blog | Conversation | November 16, 2011
U.S. Soccer - Brek Shea is headed to London to train with Arsenal...Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
PARIS -- One of Jurgen Klinsmann's projects for his U.S. national team is to lengthen the MLS season. His reasoning: Young MLS players simply can't compete with the rest of the world if they have three months off every year while their peers overseas...Blog | Conversation | November 09, 2011
Omar Gonzalez would still consider playing for MexicoLuke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
Omar Gonzalez is one of the better young defenders in MLS, but he was not called into camp by Jurgen Klinsmann for the third straight time. As a result, the dual-national says he's open to playing for Mexico.Blog | Conversation | October 06, 2011
Carlos Bocanegra leads a squad of late bloomers -- U.S. soccerLuke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
Carlos Bocanegra is one of many late bloomers playing a major role on the U.S. national team.Blog | Conversation | June 10, 2011
U.S. national soccer team: Injury issues will expand Bob Bradley'...Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
The past two World Cup rosters were slam dunks. But this year, because of injury, fitness and form concerns, Bob Bradley is likely to bring a full 30 players to camp before naming his 23-man squad for South Africa. This does give him options, though.Blog | Conversation | April 08, 2010
U.S. national soccer team: Alejandro Bedoya's late campaign to ma...Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
The U.S. has a history of little-known players making last-minute moves to join the World Cup roster. This year's best bet? How about midfielder Alejandro Bedoya, for a host of reasons. Also, news and notes on Landon Donovan, Michael Bradley and others.Blog | Conversation | March 26, 2010
U.S. National Soccer Team: MLS players having strong showing in q...Luke Cyphers and Doug McIntyre
MLS players such as Conor Casey, Landon Donovan, Stuart Holden and Rico Clark are having a strong showing in the hexagonal qualifying.Blog | Conversation | October 12, 2009


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Huma Qureshi looked lovely in a mint and gold lehenga by Prathyusha Garimella at the Arpita Aayush Wedding reception last night.
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November 27, 2014
Described as a "true" cross country course, more than 60 runners toed the starting line to take on the 5k challenge of Iliff Commons Saturday morning in the Sunflower State Games.
22-year old Brock Ternes took the men's overall title in 17:58. The recent Emporia State graduate plans to use his final year of college eligibility running at KU this fall.
16-year old Avery Clifton took the women's overall title in 21:16. The high school junior plans to compete in cross country for the first time this fall at Washburn Rural High School.
Dr. Doug and Dorothy Iliff created the 5k trail through their property, just west of K4 off NE 31st, just northeast of Topeka. Dr. Iliff says they want to encourage physical fitness. They maintain the train and keep it open for people to use for walking and running.
13's Melissa Brunner took the gold medal in the prime division (ages 18-34), while 13 News producer Amanda Lanum took the silver in the same division.
A one-mile fitness walk followed the run. Participants walked a one-mile route on the cross country trails. They had their fitness level checked afterward, encouraging them to stick with a physical activity program.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has issued a permit to the U.S. Department of Agriculture to kill over 90 species of bird within New York State this year, ANIMAL has learned. The birds slated for killing include owls, herons, hawks, and woodpeckers, in addition to the slaughter of Canada geese that has been widely publicized.
The permit was uncovered as part of a Freedom of Information Act request that also yielded permits to kill geese for the Nassau County Department of Public Works, a number of Long Island parks, and businesses including Stony Brook University and Belmont Park.
The discovery comes in the wake of widespread controversy over the USDA's widespread and continual killing of geese in New York–a practice that advocates say helps prevent air strikes, but critics say is both ineffectual and inhumane.
"Permits are issued on case by case basis and depending on the situation, some protected migratory birds may be listed on a permit," Alicia King, Communications Coordinator for the FWS's Migratory Bird Program, told ANIMAL. "Our permit officers rarely issue p
"Take" is a word the FWS uses to mean "harass, harm, pursue, hunt, shoot, wound, kill, trap, capture, or collect, or to attempt to engage in any such conduct," as described in the Endangered Species Act. Per Mrs. King's comment, the USDA's permit allows for the killing of 40 each of five different species of woodpecker.
Last year, Ron Merritt, the former chief of the Air Force's Bird Aircraft Strike Hazard and president of a company that specializes in preventing air strikes, came out against the killing of birds. "Killing 1,000 geese really isn't going to do anything," Merritt said at the time. "If you kill them, nature will fill that vacuum and a new species will pop up in its place. We're better off if we don't build these things near wildlife areas like wetlands to begin with."
Carol Bannerman, a representative of the USDA, explained that "lethal control" is most often used in aviation areas to protect against bird strikes, and emphasized that not every bird listed on the group's permit may be killed.
"Certainly the numbers in the permit represent the maximum that could be taken," Bannerman said. "It's not a quota. The annual reports of the numbers taken would show much lower numbers for most of the species."
Richard Brummel, the environmental activist who obtained the papers, is both frightened and perplexed by what he found. "I hope that pressure can be brought to bear to stop these killings," he said. "It is shocking that beyond the intolerance for geese because of their droppings, somehow we now are killing mallard ducks, egrets, owls, woodpeckers, osprey and other animals that seem to be beautiful parts of nature to me and to almost everyone else I have ever encountered."
The language in many of the permits, including the USDA's, states that birds can be "taken" in order to "relieve or prevent injurious situations impacting human health or safety, natural resources, agriculture, and public or private property." All emphasize the use of "non-lethal management techniques" before resorting to killing birds. The USDA is also allowed to destroy the eggs of a host of birds, including Canada geese, osprey, swallows, herons, ducks, vultures, and woodpeckers.
Brummel has organized two petitions to stop the practice.
See the full text of the USDA permit below, and the 13 FOIA-obtained permits here.
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Cedar Point will NOT name a roller coaster after NBA superstar LeBron James.
As we first told you yesterday, instead of renaming a roller coaster 'King James', the park has established a long-term partnership with the LeBron James Family Foundation.
Among the highlights: Cedar Point will host Akron kids involved in the foundation's "Wheels for Education" program and the Akron "I PROMISE" Network for a day of fun with their families next summer.
Also, Cedar Point will hold a first ride auction with 100% of the proceeds benefiting the LeBron James Family Foundation.
Back in July, Cedar Point officials said they'd honor LeBron by renaming one of the park's 17 roller coasters, if he returned to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Talk of student drug testing continues in Huron.
It was discussed last night by the Board of Education. No decision was made.
A new superintendent has been hired at Christie Lane School in Norwalk.
Kari Smith was hired yesterday by the Huron County Board of Developmental Disabilities. She's currently an administrator at the school. Her new duties will begin January 1st.
Monroeville village administrator Mike Goodwin has resigned.
Village Council accepted his resignation last night. Goodwin's last day was last Friday. He left for the private sector. Mayor Mike Adelman said the search for a new village administrator will begin soon.
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