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Davidson's long-range attack sinks Buccaneers, snaps ETSU's 12-game home winning streak
Monday, January 27, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 27, 2003) - Davidson, a team that has made more 3-point field goals than any other squad in the NCAA this season, displayed its preferred mode of attack once again Monday night by hitting on 11-of-22 shots from beyond the arc and dropping East Tennessee State 80-71 in front of 3,809 fans at Memorial Center. The Wildcats (11-6 overall, 5-2 in Southern Conference play) built a lead of as many as 12 points early in the second half and held off a pair of offensive rallies by the Buccaneers (11-7, 5-2) to get the victory. With the win, Davidson pulled into a tie with ETSU for second place in the SoCon North Division race, and it ended a 12-game home winning streak for the Bucs. "I thought Davidson played a great game in every aspect," said ETSU head coach Ed DeChellis, whose team now trails Appalachian State (13-4, 6-1) by one game in the North Division. "We knew we needed to guard their 3-point shooters to keep from getting beat and we didn't do that. I commend Davidson because that's what they're noted for and that's what they did." Freshman shooting guard Matt McKillop was the main contributor for the Wildcats, hitting critical baskets time after time down the stretch in the second half. McKillop, the son of Davidson head coach Bob McKillop, tied his career high thanks to 24 points on 8-of-13 shooting - with six of those baskets coming from 3-point range. Matt McKillop's effort was only overshadowed by the play of ETSU's junior forward Zakee Wadood (Lonoke, Ark.) who netted a career-high and game-high 26 points on 10-of-14 shooting from the floor and a 6-of-9 effort from the free-throw line. Wadood said the Bucs - who pulled to within two points at 59-57 with 5:53 left in the game -- simply could not overcome Davidson's ability to throw down 3-pointers at crucial moments in the contest. "Every little run we put together they'd hit a three," Wadood said. "We're a good team and they're a good team, but we just didn't make a run at the right time. We came out flat and they jumped out on us. We were lucky to just be down two at the half." Indeed, the Bucs were sluggish early on and traded baskets with the Wildcats throughout the first half. After the intermission, Davidson built their large lead and then watched the Bucs pull to within four points at the 10:27 mark and two points with 5:53 left. However, an intentional foul by sophomore guard Tiras Wade (Tampa, Fla.) and a technical foul on Wadood at 3:45 helped the Wildcats keep their cushion on the scoreboard and pick up the win. Along with McKillop, Davidson got double-figure scoring from Wayne Bernard (19) and Michel Lusakueno (10). For ETSU, senior guard Ryan Lawson (Rogersville, Tenn.) and sophomore guard James Anthony (Brandon, Fla.) netted 14 and 11 points, respectively. ETSU will return to action at noon on Saturday when they travel to face longtime SoCon rival Chattanooga at McKenzie Arena.
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Some people are lucky enough to experience all four levels of Orlando Science Center. If you're Maker Doug Rhodehamel, you're lucky enough to have your art displayed on all four levels.
Our resident artist began working at the Science Center as a contractor in 2008, and has been gracing the building with his artwork since 2010. Each of Doug's works incorporates his passion for nature and talent for recycled mediums.
Doug has a degree in industrial design and was raised with an appreciation for the natural world. Inspired by explorer and inventor Jacques Cousteau, he recalls growing up as a Maker with "trails of wire and paper behind [him]" everywhere he went.
On Level 1, guests have been enchanted by his brood of plastic bottle jellyfish hanging above the entrance of the Dr. Phillips CineDome. Level 2 is home to his massive mobile (a decorative structure that is suspended so as to turn freely in the air), while his cardboard rockets on Level 4 take guests out of this world.
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Each year at Sunday Parkways events, the Portland Water Bureau partners with several other City bureaus to provide information on the City's multiple sustainability-focused programs. This united outreach effort, called "Your Sustainable City," offers a wide variety of information on transportation alternatives, water conservation, recycling, green building, parks services and stormwater management.
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A seven-member Board of Airport Commissioners governs Los Angeles World Airports. By the Charter of the City of Los Angeles, the Board is responsible for the formulation of airport policy. The Board is comprised of public-spirited business and civic leaders who are appointed by the Mayor, approved by the City Council and serve staggered five-year terms.
The current members of the Los Angeles Board of Airport Commissioners are Sean O. Burton; Gabriel L. Eshaghian, Jackie Goldberg, Beatrice E. Hsu, Matthew M. Johnson, Cynthia Telles, and Valeria C. Velasco.
Six of the commissioners, Burton, Eshaghian, Goldberg, Hsu, Johnson and Telles were first appointed to the Board on August 13, 2013. The remaining member, Commissioner Velasco, was first appointed to the Board on September 5, 2005 and has remained on since that time.
Commissioner Burton was elected president of the Board on September 17, 2013. Commissioner Velasco was re-elected vice president on that same day.
Following are biographies of each of the commissioners:
Sean O. Burton – President (appointed for term ending June 30, 2019)
Commissioner Burton is president of CityView and a member of CityView's Board of Directors and Investment Committees. CityView is a real estate fund sponsor and operator that invests institutional capital in urban residential housing throughout the United States.
Prior to joining CityView, Commissioner Burton was a senior executive in the Corporate Business Development and Strategy Division at Warner Bros., where he was responsible for making strategic investments. His other professional experience includes serving as a transactional attorney at O'Melveny & Myers, LLP and serving in the White House and for the Democratic National Committee during the Clinton Administration.
Commissioner Burton previously served on the Los Angeles City Planning Commission where he chaired the subcommittee, overseeing approval of the proposed Farmers Field National Football League stadium. He also had a leading role in advocating structural changes in the state's fiscal and budgetary process when he was appointed by the Governor in 2001 to the California Commission on Tax Policy and the New Economy. He is a trustee at John Thomas Dye School, a member of the Young Presidents Organization, and a member of the board of United Friends of the Children.
Commissioner Burton is a graduate of the New York University School of Law and the University of California, Irvine. He recently retired as a lieutenant (Intelligence) from the United States Navy Reserve.
Valeria C. Velasco – Vice President (appointed for term ending June 30, 2017)
Commissioner Velasco is a sole practitioner estate planning attorney in
Playa del Rey. As a civic leader, she
has served as Lieutenant Governor for Rotary International District 5280 and
currently serves as a Fee Dispute Arbitrator for the State Bar of California.
She also served as chair of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce World Trade
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Commissioner Velasco has served as a City of Los Angeles Planning
Commissioner, Staff Legal Counsel and Hispanic Liaison to former City
Councilman Michael Woo, Assembly Aide/Hispanic Liaison to former Assemblyman
Mike Roos and a bilingual elementary school teacher.
Commissioner Velasco earned a Juris Doctorate from the University of
West Los Angeles School of Law, a Master of Arts degree in education from
Claremont Graduate School, and Bachelor of Arts degree from California State
University, Long Beach.
Commissioner Velasco has held the position of vice president of the
Board of Airport Commissioners since September 14, 2005. She is a native
Californian, born at California Hospital in Los Angeles, and has lived with her
husband Frank in Playa del Rey since 1988.
Gabriel L. Eshaghian (appointed for term ending June 30, 2019)
Commissioner Eshaghian is a Principal and Vice President of Acquisitions and Development with The Somerset Group, a New York-based real estate investment, development and management firm founded in 1979. He has been with the organization for more than eight years, since he opened its Los Angeles office in September 2005.
Before joining Somerset, Commissioner Eshaghian spent more than 10 years in various executive positions within the travel and transportation industries, most recently with PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, one of the world's largest professional services firms. He spent over three years as their U.S.-based Global Travel Manager, followed by two years as a director with its United Kingdom affiliate Nyras, focusing on turnaround, strategy consulting and investment banking transaction services in the global airline and transportation sector.
Commissioner Eshaghian has also held commercial management and business development positions in the airline industry, including positions with Swissair, and with Virgin Atlantic Airways as its US-based Global Key Accounts Manager.
He is a subject matter expert in the areas of real estate acquisitions and finance, global travel management and aviation strategy. He has traveled and worked extensively in more than 50 countries and is a classically trained concert-level pianist. He is an active member of the Urban Land Institute, Ipalpiti Young Artists International, The Maestro Foundation and the Children' Music Fund Charity.
Commissioner Eshaghian holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religion from the University of Southern California and a Master of Science degree in Real Estate Finance from New York University.
Jackie Goldberg (appointed for term ending June 30, 2015)
Commissioner Goldberg is a former member of the California State Assembly, the Los Angeles City Council and the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education.
As a member of the Assembly representing the 45th District (2004-2006), Commissioner Goldberg served as chair of the Assembly Education Committee, reviewing hundreds of bills on virtually every aspect of pre-K-12 education in the state. Moreover, as a member of Budget Subcommittee she oversaw the K-12 and higher education budget.
As a member of the Assembly, her achievements included drafting and ensuring that two statewide school bonds issues included $4 billion in funds for critically overcrowded schools (2001-2002); and ensured that $1 billion for overcrowding was included on the November 2006 ballot. In all, she authored 12 pre-K-12 education-related bills that were signed into law.
Also, during that time, Commissioner Goldberg authored the Domestic Partner Rights and Responsibilities Act, which gave same gender couples in California the same rights, benefits and responsibilities as other married couples.
Term limits precluded Commissioner Goldberg from seeking a fourth term in the State Assembly.
During her tenure as a member of the Los Angeles City Council representing the 13th District (1993-2000), Commissioner Goldberg served as chair of the Personnel Committee, overseeing contracts and employment issues for the city's entire workforce, Including her authoring of the City's Living Wage Ordinance.
During 1991-1993, she was Children's Services Deputy and Ethics Deputy for Los Angeles County First District Supervisor Gloria Molina. Her chief duties involved providing oversight of foster care, child support collections, Aid to Families with Dependent Children, the Los Angeles County Board of Education and Office of Education.
She was elected to the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education in 1982 and served until 1991. She was its president during 1989 and 1991.
Commissioner Goldberg, an educator for almost 20 years, taught at Dominguez and Centennial high schools in the Compton Unified School District, where also served as president of the Compton Federation of Teachers, Local 1413. She also taught at Grant High School in Los Angeles, and Thornton Township High School in Illinois.
She graduated Phi Beta Kappa with Distinction in General Scholarship from the University of California, Berkeley. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Science from that university and a Master of Arts in Teaching degree in Education/History from the University of Chicago.
Beatrice C. Hsu (appointed for term ending June 30, 2016)
Commissioner Hsu is Senior Vice President for Development and Forward Planning at Related California, a full-service real estate firm specializing in urban infill development, including affordable housing, mixed-income housing and commercial mixed-use development. She has worked for the company since 2006, previously holding the position of Vice President for Development.
Before joining the firm, Commissioner Hsu served as a senior advisor to then-Councilmember Eric Garcetti. In that position she served as staff chair on the City Council's Housing, Community and Economic Development Committee, which had oversight over the City's Community Redevelopment Agency, Housing Department, Community Development Department, Homeless Services Authority and Housing Authority. Commissioner Hsu also served previously as a policy analyst for the California State Controller.
She is a graduate of Yale University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and history, and the University of Southern California's Ross Minority Program in Real Estate.
She is a former Vice Chair of the City of Los Angeles Industrial Development Authority and currently serves on the advisory board for the Sol Price School of Public Policy at the University of Southern California.
Matthew M. Johnson (appointed for term ending June 30, 2019)
Commissioner Johnson is the managing partner of Ziffren Brittenham LLP. Ziffren is considered the country's premier entertainment law firm and a leader in structuring and negotiating cutting-edge transactions in the rapidly changing media and entertainment industries. Its practice includes strategic planning and consulting in all facets of the traditional and digital-media industries.
Commissioner Johnson has an extensive film and television practice and has structured and negotiated ground breaking transactions in all facets of the media and entertainment industries. He represents some of the most recognizable on-camera talent today as well as many renowned film and television producers, directors and writers. He also represents some of the biggest superstars in the world of sports.
Commissioner Johnson considers it a privilege to support charitable and civic organizations. He has been involved with The Boys and Girls Club since 1997 and is a past President of the Board of Challengers Boys and Girls Club in South-central Los Angeles and the Echo Park Boys and Girls Club. Commissioner Johnson is also a member of the board of the Los Angeles Urban League, the Foreign Policy Roundtable, The Next Generation and an At-Large Member of the Democratic National Committee where he serves on the Budget and Finance Committee.
Commissioner Johnson received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Rutgers University and his graduate degree from New York University School of Law.
Cynthia A. Telles (appointed for term ending June 30, 2018)
Commissioner Telles is director of the University of California, Los Angeles Neuropsychiatric Institute Spanish-speaking Clinic and is responsible for managing the operations of the model psychiatric clinic, as well as its training and research. She has been on the faculty of UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry since 1986.
Commissioner Telles has held many governmental and public service appointments. She also currently serves on the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars to which she was appointed by President Barack Obama in 2010. In addition, she serves on the White House Fellows Regional Selection Panel, a position she held during 1998 – 2001, and more recently since 2012. During the Clinton Administration she was appointed to the National Advisory Council of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services). Previously, she served on the advisory group to the Presidential Task Force on Health Care Reform.
Commissioner Telles has extensive experience serving on corporate boards as well as governmental commissions and civic/philanthropic organization boards. These include serving on the Board of Directors of General Motors since 2010 and for a decade as a member of the Board of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Hospitals (Kaiser Permanente). Previously, she served on the boards of Sanwa Bank and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation.
Commissioner Telles has also played a significant role in national and local philanthropic organizations. She is currently Chair of the California Community Foundation and has served on the Board since 2004. Between 2001 and 2010, she was on the Board of Directors of The California Endowment, the largest health foundation in California. She served as its Board Chair from 2004 through 2006 and as Vice Chair from 2002 through 2004. Moreover, she has served on the boards of numerous non-profit and civic organizations.
In Los Angeles, she has served for 13 years on various city commissions: as: vice president of the City of Los Angeles Ethics Commission, as president of the Los Angeles Commission on the Status of Women, as vice president of the Los Angeles Board of Library Commissioners and as a member of the Los Angeles Commission on Children, Youth and Families. Additionally, she served on the Los Angeles Police Department's Board of Rights.
Commissioner Telles received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Smith College and a doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology from Boston University.


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Another perfect day for Vettel… Hamilton and Massa clash yet again… Webber finishes just off podium… and drivers pay tribute to Dan and Marco.
Sebastian Vettel won the inaugural Grand Prix of India for Red Bull Renault, leading every one of the 60 laps to claim his 11th victory of the season and the 21st of his World Championship career. For once, though, the focus in F1 was not on tyres, engines and statistics, but on the wider picture. Before the race began the drivers and other figures from F1 gathered on the grid to observe a minute's silence for Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli, both of whom had lost their lives in the previous two weeks.
In his moment of triumph after the race Vettel remembered the two great talents lost to motor sport. "A little bit mixed emotions," admitted the 24-year-old German. "It's the first Grand Prix in India, I'm very proud to be the first winner, but looking back at the last two weeks we lost two of our mates and our thoughts are with them."
Vettel raced into the lead from his 13th pole position of 2011 and was never headed, setting a new record for the number of race laps led by any driver in a single season as he beat Jenson Button's McLaren Mercedes by 8.4 seconds, with the Ferrari of Fernando Alonso almost a further 16 seconds behind in third place.
"All in all it was a very smooth race," said Vettel, who also set the fastest race lap of 1:27.249, an average speed of 211.643 km/h, to complete the perfect weekend for any driver with pole, race victory and fastest lap. His pole was also the 16th for Red Bull in 2011, another new record for any team in a single season.
Button, fourth on the grid, grabbed second spot with a decisive overtaking move on Mark Webber's Red Bull Renault, which started from the front row, on the long main straight on the opening lap. The Australian then lost out to Alonso when the two stopped for the last time at two-thirds distance.
"Last race I really struggled first lap so I wanted to redeem myself here," said Button. "I managed to get Mark into Turn 4," he explained, "then Mark proceeded to push me for the next eight laps – push me very, very hard. He had a go into Turn 4: we both braked very late, both ran wide, I kept the position and then I was able to kick in and pull a gap. Then it was basically trying to hang on to Sebastian!"
Alonso also admitted he had been worried by Webber's late race pace: "With more laps the podium was getting more and more difficult so the finish arrived just at the right moment," grinned the Spaniard. "To taste the champagne in the first race in a new country is a nice feeling."
With Webber fourth, Michael Schumacher then won his private battle with Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg to finish fifth of the 19 classified drivers. Australia's other driver, Daniel Ricciardo in the HRT Cosworth, equalled his best F1 result with 18th.
Once again one of the main talking-points of the race was a collision between Lewis Hamilton's McLaren Mercedes and the Ferrari of Felipe Massa. It happened after 24 laps as Hamilton tried to force his way up the inside at Turn 5, the Brazilian cut across and there was contact.
"Felipe just turned in on me, he gave me no space," said Hamilton to his team via radio, and the stewards agreed: Massa was given a drive-through penalty, then worse followed when the Ferrari's front left suspension failed after heavy contact with the kerbs and he retired just 10 laps later.
Hamilton overcame the vibration induced by his clash with Massa to come home seventh ahead of the impressive Jaime Alguersuari in the Toro Rosso, with Adrian Sutil's Force India and the Sauber of Sergio Perez rounding out the top 10.
Toro Rosso's strong late-season form means they are now level on 41 points with Sauber in the fight for seventh place overall, and both teams still have sixth place, currently occupied by Force India on 51, in their sights.
Vettel closed with words of praise for the latest new venue in F1. "It was great to be here," he said. "Having had debuts in several places in the last few years," he said, "this is one of the races that will settle in quickly and we will all be happy to come back."
When he was allowed to think about racing, Vettel was quick to dispel any thoughts of easing off with the title won and the season almost at an end. "The whole team's still hungry," he grinned, "and the best thing is we still have two races to go!" The next of those two is the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at Yas Marina on November 14.
Drivers' standings:
1. Vettel 374 points
2. Button 240
3. Alonso 227
4. Webber 221
5. Hamilton 202
Constructors' standings:
1. Red Bull Renault 595 points
2. McLaren Mercedes 442
3. Scuderia Ferrari 325


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*In [[Comic 91]], we see the ghost producing stage of the circle of life, also heralded with a [[BINK]]!
*In [[Comic 91]], we see the ghost producing stage of the circle of life, also heralded with a [[BINK]]!
*Red Fox is from the webcomic [http://www.joeandmonkey.com
*Red Fox is from the webcomic [http://www.joeandmonkey.com Joe and Monkey], the character Joe is employed at a delivery company Red Fox.
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Title: spook only when spooken to - part 2
Date: July 28, 2006
Summary: Steve kills, then sells his soul (to the devil)
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Steve's Ghost, Otter, Satan
Onomatopoeias used: "TUG!", "R-R-RIP!", "BULGE!", "BINK!"
"Fin" style: Ghosts
Number of panels: 9
Panel 1
Steve: "Yaaawn... Hey, What are you doing out here"
Steve's Ghost: "I, um, uh... Oh I just remembered I have to go and, uh, haunt something over there...
Panel 2
Steve TUG!s his soul's tail
Steve: "Oh no you don't! You're my soul! I need you for, you know, souly things!"
Steve's soul: "Hey! But hanging out in your body is so boring! No fair! Let go!"
Panel 3
Steve's soul's tail R-R-RIP!s from him.
Steve's soul: "AAKH!"
Steve: "Oop."
Panel 4
Beaver and Steve look at the dead ghost
Steve: "Do you think I should be worried that I just killed my own ghost?"
Beaver: "I think this might be another of those things that go in the category of 'It's probably best not to think about it.'"
Panel 5
Beaver: "Oh, but look, something is coming out of it..."
Something is BULGE!ing from Steve's Ghost
Steve: "I-Is it the ghost of my ghost?"
Panel 6
Steve: "Oh... No, it's an otter."
An otter BINK!s from the ghost
Otter: "KII! KII!"
Beaver (in lecturey pose): "Don't you know Steve: That is where new otters come from."
Panel 7
Beaver: "It is all part of the miracle of nature!"
The circle of life is displayed
The Otter proudly shows off a fish in the bottom right corner
Panel 8
Steve's soul is beginning to smell (as shown by the flies flying around it)
Beaver: "Ew - But what are we going to do with your soul now?"
Steve: "Hmm... I think I know someone who might take it off our hands..."
Panel 9
Cut to hell, Satan is infuriated at the low-quality dead-ghosty product he has recieved in the mail.
Satan: "What the..! The advert said 'As new'!"
Flies emanate from the box
Satan: "I traded the world's largest top hat for this??"
Fun Facts
- "Souly things include: playing saxophone, enjoying yoghurt, judgement day." - James Turner
- Ghosts = Souls
- To be pedantic, the circle of life does not include whatever Steve is.
- Unlike Steve, his ghost is not able to detach his tail in emergencies.
- The package Satan recieved was delivered by Red Fox
- In Comic 91, we see the ghost producing stage of the circle of life, also heralded with a BINK!
- Red Fox is from the webcomic Joe and Monkey, the character Joe is employed at a delivery company Red Fox.
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When confronted by cops with video of the alleged theft, Penny S. Winters, 63, admitted she ate the cookies and said she had been doing it for years.
After a box of opened Oreo cookies were discovered at a Walmart in Portage, Ind., and an investigation was conducted, a longtime Walmart employee admitted she not only consumed Oreos she hadnt paid for, but also took junk food from the company every week for four years. Penny S. Winters, 63, was also caught on video during her evening shift eating the popular sandwich cookies.
In an incident report released to ABC News by police in Portage, Ind., officials state they responded to the Portage Walmart on Feb. 18 in reference to an internal theft investigation. Upon arrival, police spoke with a Walmart manager who said an empty food wrapper was located within the store on Feb. 12, coupled with surveillance video footage, indicated Winters was responsible.
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Dynamo broadcast Glenn Davis is back on the air Thursday night with a new episode of Dynamo All-Access, presented by Houston Community College, and you can join him live at Bar Munich! The show will air on Yahoo! Sports Radio 1560 AM from 7-9 p.m.
Dynamo midfielder Andrew Driver will join Glenn for the first hour, and right back Kofi Sarkodie will be there for the second hour. Get caught up on all the latest news and opinions on your Houston Dynamo!
The call-in number for the show is 713-439-1560.
A huge match atop the Eastern Conference is ahead on Wednesday night as the Montréal Impact play host to the Houston Dynamo at Stade Saputo. The Impact still lead the Eastern Conference despite returning to action last weekend with a 2-0 loss at the Columbus Crew. The Dynamo sit in a logjam just four points back of the Impact, their last league match coming nearly three weeks ago in a 1-1 draw with Columbus.
Broadcast Info
TV: CSN Plus (Channel listings)
Watch online with MLS Live (special offer here)
Radio: 1560 AM / 850 AM
Starting Lineups
Dynamo: Hall; Sarkodie, Boswell (C), Taylor, Ashe; Driver, Moffat, Creavalle, Clark; Bruin, Barnes
Subs: Deric, Brunner, Chabala, Camargo, Ching, Cummings, Weaver
Montreal Impact: Perkins; Brovsky, Ferrari, Nesta, Camara; Pisanu, Bernier (C), Felipe, Nyassi; Paponi, Di Vaio
Subs: Bush, Iapichino, Lefèvre, Warner, Smith, Romero, Wenger
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Tally Hall and Kofi Sarkodie preview their match against the Eastern Conference-leading Montreal Impact.
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It was a standout performance for Dynamo forward Brian Ownby, as he led the Richmond Kickers to a shutout 4-0 victory over Antigua Barracuda FC on Friday, June 14. Ownby helped the Kickers remain undefeated in USL Pro play with two goals of his own.
With the Kickers already up 1-0, Ownby put the game further out of Antigua's reach in the 56th minute of the match, capitalizing on a deflected ball from an opposing defender (3:25 in the video below). His second goal of the night came about in the 77th minute of the match (4:00 in the video below), giving Richmond a three goal lead. Ownby found the ball because of his fortunate placement and good timing, having only the goalkeeper standing in his way.
The goals were Ownby's second and third of 2013 for Richmond to go alongside four assists on the year.
Richmond's next match is this Saturday, June 22 at 6 p.m. CT against the Vancouver Whitecaps FC Reserves.
The Houston Dynamo showed their support for the fallen firefighters of stations 51 and 68 last week by visiting both stations. The team participated in drills, talked with the firefighters and offered them tickets to the Dynamo's upcoming home game this Saturday, June 22 vs. Toronto FC.
The game is dedicated to the firefighters who lost their lives in the May 31 fire. Fans can show their support by purchasing a special ticket package, with proceeds benefitting the 100 Club Survivors Fund.
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The fairytale city of Marrakech is a very popular city trip destination. The beautiful and mysterious "red city", is the preferred leisure destination in Morocco. The whole city is included on the Unesco World Heritage list, but it's especially the Medina - the old city centre - which appeals to people.
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The Houston Dynamo continue group play in the CONCACAF Champions League with an important home game against group leader Árabe Unido on Tuesday at BBVA Compass Stadium. After one of four group stage games, Árabe Unido currently leads Group 1 with 3 points after a 3-1 home win over W Connection. The Dynamo and W Connection are tied for second place in Group 1 with one point each after the clubs drew 0-0 last Tuesday in Trinidad and Tobago.
Broadcast Info
TV: FOX Sports 2
Starting Lineups
Dynamo: Hall; Chabala, Brunner, Boswell, Ashe; Creavalle, Moffat, Lopez, Dixon; Johnson, Weaver
Subs: Marscheider, Garcia, Ching, Arena, Bruin, Davis, Sarkodie
Árabe Unido: Lloyd; Caesar, Cummings, Gondola, Niño; Gonzalez, Daniels, Velez, Macea; Arroyo, Ward
Subs: Andreve, Paul, Patrick, Rodriguez, Small, Florez, Barcenas
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The Houston Dynamo Youth Programs concluded their summer camps this past week with a great indoor soccer camp for boys and girls from five to twelve years old at Southwest Indoor Soccer Center in Stafford, Texas.
"One of the best parts of the program this week was the addition of players from all over the world. We had players registered from Guatemala, Mexico, Switzerland, and as far away as Australia," said Senior Staff Coach Leigh Cullip. In addition to the multi-national feel of the camp, an array of new and repeat campers attended the week with great enthusiasm to learn and play soccer with new friends and new coaches.
The Houston Dynamo Youth Programs strive to facilitate a player oriented environment that engages every player's imagination and passion for soccer while simultaneously working to challenge each player to improve their technical, tactical, and physical abilities every day. The players in this week's camp came to learn and did so by following the unique and outstanding Dynamo Programs Curriculum, which included shooting, passing, dribbling and receiving training sessions that were highlighted by concrete coaching delivered by the Houston Dynamo Youth Programs staff.
With the summer camp program concluded until 2014, the next program from the Houston Dynamo Youth Programs will be the Center of Excellence. The CoE is a supplemental training program that operates as two hour, weekly training sessions at satellite locations around Houston for competitive-level boys and girls from seven to thirteen years old. The programs feature the competitive Center of Excellence curriculum, which focuses on individual technique and game awareness. These popular training sessions feature 16 hours of training, a full Dynamo training uniform, a companion ticket to a Dynamo home match and an online player evaluation. More information and registration details are available by clicking here.
Only eight weeks remain in the 2013 MLS regular season, and both conferences are stuck in some of the tightest playoff races the league has ever seen. Following the Dynamo's loss to Montreal over the weekend, let's check in on results around the Eastern Conference and how they affect Houston's position.
New England Revolution 5, Philadelphia Union 1
Entering the weekend, the Dynamo sat in the fifth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. New England's win at home over the Union now has them level with the Dynamo at 36 points and in fifth place by virtue of tiebreakers. The Dynamo, though hold one game in hand over New England.
Philadelphia remains on 38 points, good for 4th place in the conference standings. The Dynamo have one game remaining against both New England and Philadelphia.
Chicago Fire 1, Sporting Kansas City 0
Chicago pulled out a win against their Midwest rivals to keep their name in the playoff race, while Sporting stay close to the pack after starting the weekend tied for the conference lead.
The Fire are two points behind the Dynamo in seventh place with the win, and have played the same number of games. The two teams match up this weekend at Toyota Park.
Kansas City stays just three points ahead of the Dynamo, while Houston holds two games in hand. Houston and Sporting still have one match remaining against each other.
Chivas USA 3, New York Red Bulls 2
Upset of the weekend. Co-Eastern Conference leaders New York drop a stunning result at Western Conference bottom dwellers Chivas USA. As with Kansas City, it keeps the Red Bulls within three points with two games in hand for the Dynamo.
The Dynamo face New York on September 8 at BBVA Compass Stadium (TICKETS) and then once more at home in their penultimate regular season match.
Real Salt Lake 4, Columbus Crew 0
Columbus has been hanging just on the edge of playoff contention for a while now, with back-to-back wins keeping them in the conversation. The Crew now are seven points adrift of the final playoff spot and have played 25 games, only giving them an advantage over New York, Kansas City and Philadelphia.
A mere five points separate top-seeded Montreal and the Dynamo with ten games left for both teams. All but one of the final ten matches for the Dynamo are against Eastern Conference opponents, with six of those against teams currently above them in the standings.
Despite the loss in Montreal, the Dynamo are tied with Kansas City and New York for the second best points per game (PPG) average in the conference. The Dynamo will look to capitalize down the stretch with games in hand and matches against teams in front of them as they aim for their seventh playoff appearance in eight seasons.
Tune in to ESPN 97.5 FM tonight for a new episode of Soccer Matters with Glenn Davis! Glenn will talk everything soccer, from the weekend in Europe and MLS to upcoming CONCACAF Champions League matches. Hear from Dynamo players!
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The Montréal Impact and Houston Dynamo will meet a crucial match for the Eastern Conference playoff picture as the clubs clash Saturday evening at Stade Saputo. The Impact ended a brief losing skid last time out, now sitting in a tie for third place in the East, just a point out of the top spot, following a 2-1 home win vs. D.C. United. The Dynamo are holding onto fifth place and the final postseason berth following their 3-1 home win vs. Seattle Sounders FC last week.
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Subs: Marscheider, Brunner, Creavalle, Lopez, Ching, Johnson, Weaver
Montreal Impact: Perkins; Brovsky, Nesta, Ferrari, Camara; Romero, Bernier (C), Bernardello, Mapp; Felipe; Di Vaio
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In one of the tightest races that you'll ever see, Giles Barnes was voted the winner of the Week 25 AT&T Goal of the Week award.
Barnes' long-range blast in the Houston Dynamo's 3-1 victory over the Seattle Sounders edged out New England Revolution forward Juan Agudelo's goal by the slightest of margins, claiming 31.93 percent of the vote while Agudelo earned 31.48 percent for his cheeky back-heel chip over Sean Johnson in the Revolution's 2-0 win against the Chicago Fire.
Barnes captured the award for his second goal in home win against Clint Dempsey and the visiting Sounders. The English midfielder collected a pass from midfielder Brad Davis in the 21st minute of the match and hit a shot with laser-like precision for a stunning strike from about 35 yards out, one that is sure to receive some recognition for Goal of the Year.
Final Votes - Week 25 (online poll and text vote):
1. Giles Barnes (HOU): 31.93%
2. Juan Agudelo (NE): 31.48%
3. Federico Higuain (CLB): 19.76%
4. Marco Di Vaio (MTL): 13.75%
5. Robbie Keane (LA): 3.07%
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With Katzenberg, DreamWorks, Cal State & History
I had one very very memorable day today, and I'm looking forward to sharing the experience.
I am a fortunate person, as I had the great privilege and honor of being a part of history.
I was a delegate representing one of four universities of the California State University system, which consists of 24 universities. Each of the four universities in this group had four representatives. The sixteen of us met at the DreamWorks campus for a meeting that lasted from early in the morning until the end of the day.
I was also there, representing my own school, The Animation Academy in Burbank.
It was a major, very high profile meeting, that included the presidents of each university, plus the chancellor of California State University, and Jeffrey Katzenberg himself. It also involved the head of character animation at DreamWorks and also the head of visual development and production design, plus key administrative and production personnel.
At the end if the day, we hammered out a basic outline for a three year plan, which will be an educational partnership between DreamWorks and California State University.
It is historic, as CSU and DreamWorks will be developing and funding a partnership between the private sector and the public school system at the university level, to further the educational opportunities for animation. It's historic because it's the first time that the private sector will be funding an educational program of this kind in animation through a public university system.
I recorded much it with photos and some video. Also, the official photographer for the day's meetings will be sending me shots that he took.
I'll be featuring this exclusively on AN.
Will follow up soon with images from this great day, July 22, 2001 at DreamWorks.
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The day started very early. I was on the campus by 9:00 am. After a nice continental breakfast we got down to business.
Once the morning part of the meeting had completed, the big wigs from cal State University came by, along with Jeffrey Katzenberg and the official photographer for this monumental day.
I was standing only a few feet away from Jeffery, and while the photographer was shootiong away, I kept asking myself if I should take some photos too. I felt it was inappropriate on my part, so I refrained and simply got into the moment.
Afterwards, when Jeffery left, we took time out for lunch. I was outside in the open dining area, wondering if I had made a mistake. Katzenberg was right there. I was next to him. Surely he wouldn't have minded if I took a photo. Why didn't I do it? I was very disappointed in myself. When will I ever be at DreamWorks again for an occasion like this in the company of this man, the head of the studio?
Well, as I sat there in my personal dismay, I thought I'd start taking some shots anyway, so I started with this picture of some of the participants in the meeting getting something to eat. This is from the perspective of where I was seated for lunch. DreamWorks always feeds their guests and their employees.
Clicking on the photo will give you a better view.
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As I sat there upset at not taking the initiative to photograph Jeffrey at the meeting, I said something like "God, I wish I could get another chance." A few minutes after I muttered this little prayer, you guessed it...
I saw Katzenberg go by to my left! He was walking briskly with someone, going over some business I'm sure.
This time I didn't hesitate. I got right up, turned on my modest camera, and took this photo. That's Jeffrey Katzenberg on the left.
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I zoomed in to get a closer shot as he neared the end of the corridor. Jeffrey's to the left.
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When they walked through the corridor and made the turn...
... the fellow that Jeffrey was talking to went to the right towards the parking complex and he headed left towards the main entrance to the studio.
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I'm quite proud of these two shots. After I took them I realized they were very unique.
This is Jeffrey Katzenberg walking towards the Campanile Theater, which is the main entrance to the studio complex.
Here's the last photo I was able to take of Jeffrey as he entered the building.
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Wow Charles! That is big news!
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Thank you Greg.
I had enough resolution on these last two photos to zoom in for a closer composition. Clicking on them gives you a better view.
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Here are some of the faces that made up the landmark meeting between Cal State University and DreamWorks.
The fellow on the center is Rex Grignon, Head of Character Animation at DreamWorks. He's flanked to the right by Alice Carter, Professor of Animation and Illustration at Cal State San Jose. To the left is Dr. Edward Harris, Chair of the School of Music, Dance, Illustration and Animation at Cal State San Jose.
This is Jim Conrads, Outreach Supervisor at DreamWorks.
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During the afternoon break, I had a chance to catch a few shots of some of the group of educators and DreamWorks personnel involved in the meeting.
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I've been meaning to get to this topic and finish it up now for more than three months. Got some time so let's get to it.
After the conference was over, late in the afternoon, we got together for refreshments on the party grounds of the DreamWorks campus. It's down these steps, where the pond area is.
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Here's a panoramic shot of some of the educators and studio personnel who participated in the DreamWorks / California State University Conference on July 22 of this year. There's some very distinguished individuals in this group.
As with all pictures on the forums, just give it a click to see it full size.
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And we wound up the day enjoying this charming and unique view at DreamWorks that we were all fortunate to enjoy.
The hospitality of the studio was of course, as gracious as it gets and that goes without saying.
There's another series of photos I took, with their permission, of something so confidential, so secret and sacred, that if I were to publish them I would lose the studio's trust. So for now, they'll remain a mystery.
Very beneficial things will happen as a result of the conference.
Thank you DreamWorks, and thank you Cal State Northridge for inviting me to be a part of it.
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Since I've been taking a couple of classes at CSUN I was able to go to a Dreamworks Critique Tuesday night where they gave us a lecture on Visual Development. It was really good. A number of us sumbitted development pieces and the one that was selected will be able to have their work critiqued on the 18th.
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This is really awesome news! Thank you for sharing all this. I had no idea this was happening but it's such a nice surprise even if I am graduated
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For a second time, a Waldorf eatery with a long history of liquor license violations had its license revoked Thursday afternoon.
Thai Seafood in Waldorf came before the liquor board for a violation of a consent order that allowed the restaurant to have live entertainment, provided it did not use promoters and did not have go-go bands play. The order was approved in December 2011 and took effect January 2012. This was an extension of a consent order that was issued when the restaurant received its license again in 2009, and so the two were in conjuction with each other.
In his opening statement, Associate County Attorney Adam Storch referenced the restaurant's long "history of interactions" with the board, including appearances for past infractions such as hosting nude entertainment and hosting events without a liquor license. The investigation shows, Storch said, that the restaurant has flagrantly violated both terms of the consent order.
Walking through the evidence with Charles County Sheriff's Office Master Cpl. Judith Thompson, online fliers for events at the restaurant clearly featured the names of area nightlife promoters, along with known go-go bands. Thompson said she visited the site multiple times to try and steer licensee Sutasinee Thana toward compliance, but Thana seemed to be dismissive of what was required of her business.
"It seemed to me that she thought I was more concerned about the promoter's name on there rather than them using promoters," Thompson said of one of the fliers she discussed with Thana.
Research into events at the restaurant kept revealing that go-go bands were playing there, Thompson said. Charles County sheriff's officers Christopher Curtis and Shemeki Chandler also testified. Both officers had worked security at the restaurant while off-duty, and both said they had seen and heard go-go bands playing inside.
Curtis also recalled an incident where Thana's husband, a manager at the restaurant, had gone to pay him and had asked him to talk with Thompson about the possibility of going easy on them regarding the investigation of the establishment.
Thana's testimony was inconsistent with Thompson's and the other two officers. She steadfastly denied hiring any go-go bands to play there, but when asked if she knew what go-go was could not identify it and described it as music "only the colored people" listen to.
"It is very hard for me to have to pick and choose" acts that perform, Thana said. "They always ask me why they can't play, and I show them the consent order. They are surprised to hear."
Thana did not answer when she was asked if she actually listens to the bands she hires before they are scheduled to perform. She did say she approves all fliers for events at the venue and allows an outside vendor to book acts.
Ultimately, the entire board took issue with Thana's negligence.
"I probably worked a couple hundred go-go events, and in my experience the promoters will mislead you on a regular basis," board member Guy Black, a former police officer, told Thana. "If you don't stop them they will allow any band of their choosing to come play. It comes upon you to really look at who's coming. You really didn't have the knowledge. ... You failed to look into who they were and what they were bringing, and it's cost you part of your reputation. It's also not just music for African-Americans. It's people all over the area who listen to it."
"Who are you talking to when you book these?," chairwoman Pamela Smith asked of Thana as she reviewed the evidence. "You have eight bands on one flyer. Did you talk to all of them?"
"Looking at these fliers ... they're not playing R&B or smooth jazz or some dinner music there," member William Young said. "They're coming for some go-go."
"You knew exactly what you were doing," Smith said.
"The point that I think is so troubling ... is the violations were so soon after the ink dried on the consent order," Storch said. "They have been so consistent."
Although Thana's attorney, David Martinez, maintained that no go-go acts get through the doors of the restaurant, the board was not sold.
Member Wayne Magoon took this most recent infraction personally, as he "caught a lot of grief" for favoring the reinstatement of the license last time.
"I'm frankly rather hurt by what I see here because I stood up for you," Magoon said. "I believe you knew what you were doing."
"You are not the kind of business I want in this town," Smith said. "I want you to do well but by the law. Shame on us for not getting you in here sooner. You have no respect for this board or the rules."
"We work with you diligently, but you guys just don't work with us," Young said. "You're very disrespectful, and you want to do what you want to do."
Until this point, the board members were operating under the assumption that revoking the consent order and entertainment privileges was the most they could do. However, Associate County Attorney Matthew Claggett informed the board that because the order was issued in conjunction with the license, technically both were on the line. With that revelation, the board voted unanimously to revoke the license.
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