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Part 3: Prospects
After looking at Twins prospects 36-50
Tuesday, and 21-35 yesterday, we will look at my
choices for the Twins Prospects 21-35. Again, let me know what you think. In
the next days, I will continue to work my way up the Twins prospect list until
finally giving you my selections for the Top 10 Twins prospects. I hope you
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#20 – Trevor Plouffe – SS – 22 (6/15/86)
2009 Teams: Rochester Red Wings
Acquired: Twins 1st round pick in 2004 out of Crespi Carmelite H.S. (CA)
are a lot of question marks about what Trevor Plouffe
is and what he can become. There is no question that he is a terrific person, a
great athlete and a very good baseball player. On the season, he is hitting
.229/.279/.371 with six doubles, two triples and five home runs (including his
called walk off shot on Tuesday night!). But for the most part, the offensive
game remains a struggle. He can be a very smooth fielding shortstop, but he
also has struggled with leaving his offensive struggles bother him and affect
his glove work. There is question about whether he can play SS at the major
league level due to range. He's got a very strong arm, so maybe 3B is an
option. Or maybe he is a future utility player. Again, he is so young, and
there is a tremendous amount of talent, it's just got to all come together. I
think the second half of this season will tell us a lot more about what we can
expect from Trevor.
2009 Projection: With Tolleson now up, he may see more time at 3B and 2B at Rochester
Potential: good glove, solid bat SS
Could be in Minnesota in: 2009
#19 – Anthony Slama – RHP – 25 (1/6/84)
2009 Teams: New Britain Rockcats
Acquired: Twins 39th round pick in 2006 out of San Diego
Slama was inexplicably held
back at Ft. Myers last year. We all know that. Everyone knows that. Let's move
on. You can't let the mistakes of last year become mistakes this year, and that
is why I am very much comfortable with Slama still
being at AA. In mid May, Slama had a couple straight
games with two walks, and that made his walk numbers look bad. Since then, he
has walked just one in his last eight outings, so that's great. However, in his
last six outings, which covers 6.1 innings, he has
given up 12 hits. His April ERA was 0.84. His May ERA was 4.41. Right-handed
batters hit just .190 against him, but left-handers have hit .306 while ten of
his 15 walks have come against lefties. Yes, the strikeouts are great. He's got
44 strikeouts in 29.2 innings. He's also given up 26 hits and 15 walks. So, I
do think Slama will be a very good big league
pitcher, but let's not pretend that he's ready to do that today and that he is
without blemishes. Let's see him correct a couple more issues, and hopefully
this year the team will get him to AAA Rochester to see what he can do there.
2009 Projection: Could be closing in Rochester in the near future
Potential: Very solid set up man
Could be in Minnesota in: 2010
#18 – Jeff Manship – RHP – 24 (1/16/85)
2009 Team: New Britain Rockcats
Acquired: Twins 14th round pick in 2006 out of Notre Dame University
the season, Manship is 4-4 with a 4.94 ERA and a 1.33
WHIP. In 62 innings (over 11 starts), he has given up 64 hits, walked just 16
and struck out 38. Although his ERA is higher this season than in his second
half stint with the Rockcats a year ago, his 'other'
numbers are better. The WHIP is improved, the walks are down. One concern is
that the strikeouts are also down. People forget though that even at the AA
level, there are still adjustments being made and new things added. A year ago,
Manship knew he had to work on further developing his
changeup. He has done that, and now feels comfortable throwing it at any time
in the count. Has Manship turned a corner? In his
last three starts, he is 1-1 with a 2.11 ERA and a 0.94 WHIP. Consistency the
rest of the season will be something to watch. Having seen him pitch in the
championship game of the Arizona Fall League, it was interesting to watch his
delivery. It could be described as maximum effort. That begs the question about
whether Manship could be a bullpen guy down the road
somewhere if needed. I think someone this talented should remain a starter as
long as possible, but a guy like this who throws pretty hard and has three very
good pitches could absolutely dominate over one of two innings. That's not a
decision for now, but something to be considered.
2009 Projection: Likely spend full season in New Britain rotation
Potential: #4 starter
Could be in Minnesota in: 2010
#17 – Dustin Martin – OF – 25 (4/4/84)
Rochester Red Wings
Acquired: in July 30, 2007 trade with New York Mets for Luis Castillo
Dustin Martin burst on the scene in 2007 at New Britain where he hit .290/.355/.447 with 34 doubles, eight triples, ten home runs and 22 stolen bases. Then he was invited to the Arizona Fall League where he really impressed. He was invited to spring training with the big league club and did well in his opportunities, well enough that he was sent to Rochester to start the 2009 season. He got off to a very fast start. He hit .281 in April but a week into May he was hitting .315. Since then, it has been a struggle for the already-25 year old. In his last ten games, he has hit .242 and is now hitting .258/.322/.339. He can play CF, but has primarily played in LF where a .661 OPS just doesn't play real well. His OPS against left-handed pitching is just .467. The league has adjusted to Martin. Now it is his turn to make the adjustment back to them. How he does in that adjustment will tell us a lot about his future.
OF in Rochester
Potential: 4th OF that could start, solid all-around
Could be in Minnesota in: 2010
#16 – Mike McCardell - RHP – 24 (4/13/85)
2009 Teams: Ft. Myers Miracle
Acquired: Twins 6th round pick in 2007 out of Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
spending all of the 2008 season asking why McCardell
hadn't been promoted to Ft. Myers, he got off to a fairly slow start with the
Miracle this season. But he has been very good of late, so soon we will need to
start wondering why he hasn't been promoted to New Britain! On the season, he
is 6-3 with a 3.97 ERA. He has just nine walks and 47 strikeouts in 54 innings
of work. The lone concern is that he has also given up nine home runs. He is a
fly ball pitcher, so he could be prone to the long ball. The fact
that he doesn't walk many limit the damage as many are solo home runs.
He has three good pitches, the best of which may be a slow curveball. If he
were two years younger, he would be a top ten prospect. I do believe that he
may be ready to compete at the AA level if an opening arises.
2009 Projection: Start Season in Ft. Myers, should move up to New Britain at some point if an opening.
Potential: #3 starter
Could be in Minnesota in: 2011
#15 – Chris Parmelee – OF/1B – 21 (2/24/88)
2009 Team: Ft. Myers Miracle
Acquired: Twins 1st round pick in 2006 out of Chino Hills (CA) High School
am still intrigued by the potential of Parmelee. He
has shown in his still-young career that he probably will never hit for batting
average. He has also shown an ability to take walks. Last
year at Beloit, his Isolated Discipline last year of .146. This year,
that number is down to a more pedestrian (but still good) .076. He does have six
doubles and five home runs on the year, but he hasn't hit a homer in weeks. 41
strikeouts in 180 plate appearances is actually very
good for him. The FSL is known as a pitcher's league, but it will be
interesting to see if Parmelee makes some more adjustments
in the second half. Although he has a great eye, some would like to see him be
a little more aggressive early in the count when he gets his pitch.
2009 Projection: full season in Ft. Myers
Potential: home run, strikeout or
walk type in the big leagues
Could be in Minnesota in: 2011
#14 – Rob Delaney – RHP – 24 (9/8/84)
2009 Teams: New Britain Rockcats, Rochester Red Wings
Acquired: Non-Drafted Free Agent from St. John's University in 2006
Delaney's promotion to AAA Rochester this week, I believe the phrase I have
heard most frequently is "About time." As you know, I generally agree with not
rushing prospects and in many cases I can fully justify the Twins decisions to
not promote players. Rob Delaney, in my opinion, has been the hardest to
justify. He was the top relief pitcher in minor league baseball in 2008
(according to MiLB.com). He spent the second half of the season with the Rockcats, posting a 1.05 ERA and a 0.79 WHIP while striking
out 38 batters (and walking just 7) in 34.1 innings. This year, in 36.1 AA
innings, his ERA was 2.00, his WHIP was 1.06 and he struck out 40 while walking
just six. The increases WHIP was caused by a H/9 rate
increase from 5.2 to 8.0. Still excellent numbers and very
much deserving of the promotion. I am very interested in seeing how he
does over the next month to see if he could be ready to help the Twins this
2009 Projection: Likely to spend the rest of the 2009 season in Rochester, but could see a September call-up since he will have to be added to the 40 man roster after the season anyway.
Potential: Very good set up man
Could be in Minnesota in: 2009
#13 – Joe Benson – OF– 21 (3/5/88)
2009 Team: Ft. Myers Miracle
Acquired: Twins 2nd round pick in 2006 out of Joliet (IL) High School
May 11th, Joe Benson was finishing up his second straight two hit
night. In his final at bat, he didn't like a call and when he got back to the
dugout, he hit the wall, and he hasn't played since due to a broken hand. Some,
including many in the Twins front office, could be very upset at this, and for
good reason. I'm only upset at it because Benson was really starting to show
some of the promise that caused the Twins to draft him in the 2nd
round in 2006. In 28 games, Benson was hitting .297. He was taking walks at a
great rate, with and OBP of .413, and he had eight extra base hits, including
three home runs. He was the best surprise in the farm system to that point. I
would really like to have seen what his numbers would look like now, if not for
the injury. But again, I'm not going to reduce what he has done by being upset.
I like a player that is a fierce competitor, that wants to do well at all times. Was it dumb? Of course. But
I don't think we want to take away that fire from Joe Benson. That type of
fire, coupled with his amazing athleticism and talent that was starting to show
on the baseball field, is some of the stuff that makes a player great. I have a
feeling that he won't be punching walls anymore. Lesson learned. Now hopefully
he can get back on the field soon, keep producing and move further up this
2009 Projection: Should spend the season in Ft. Myers
Potential: a 30/30 type of hitter, with a gold glove
Could be in Minnesota in: 2012
#12 – Tyler Robertson – LHP – 21 (12/23/87)
2009 Team: Ft. Myers Miracle
Acquired: Twins 3rd round pick in 2006 from Citrus Heights, CA
the 2007 season, I surprised a lot of people by naming Robertson my choice for
the team's #1 prospect. He was supposed to start the season that year in
Extended Spring Training, but an injury gave him an opportunity in Beloit, and
he ran with it. He moved up to Ft. Myers last year and was very good for 15
starts, posting a 2.72 ERA. But then he missed most of the second half of the
season with tendonitis in his pitching arm. That meant a return trip to Ft.
Myers to start this season. Unfortunately, Robertson is not yet back to his
pre-arm issue form. He is 3-2 with a good 3.97 ERA. His WHIP, however, is 1.45.
He is giving up a hit an inning but 23 walks in 48.1 innings is something he
will need to continue to improve. Also, his K-Rate has dropped from 10.8 in
Beloit in 2007, to 7.9 in Ft. Myers last year, to 6.3 in Ft. Myers this year.
Left-handers are hitting just .169 against him while right-handed bats are
hitting .301. Many still have concerns about his delivery. I just think he
needs to work more innings to regain his form and strength. Robertson is a
great kid, with "plus-plus makeup." He has a great baseball acumen and
understands all aspects of the game.. Add to that a
fastball that will get back to 90+, a very good curveball and a very good
changeup, and I still believe he can be a very good big league starter.
2009 Projection: starter at Ft. Myers for likely the full season
Potential: potential #3 starter
Could be in Minnesota in: 2012
#11 – Luke Hughes – 3B/2B/CF – 24 (8/2/84)
2009 Team: Rochester Red Wings
Acquired: signed as free agent
in 2002 out of Australia
has been out of the lineup since May 22nd with back spasms or an
oblique muscle strain, depending on the source. Hopefully he won't be out for
too long. Who knows? If he was healthy when Michael Cuddyer
injures his finger, maybe he would have been promoted and Cuddyer
DLd? Luke Hughes is another very intriguing Twins
prospect to many. The power that he showed last year in New Britain was new and
impressive. In 134 at bats this year at AAA, he already had eight doubles, two
triples and six home runs. On the year, he is hitting .261/.346/.485 (.831).
That tells you how good his season start was since he was just hitting .194
with four extra base hits over his last ten games. Against lefties, Hughes is
hitting .370/.400/.926 (OPS = 1.326). Those are Mauer-like
numbers! But you have to realize that is in just 29 plate appearances, so
reality would have to set in at some point. His .707 OPS in 123 plate
appearances against righties says a lot more. The other thing to remember is
Hughes' defensive reputation. With Danny Valencia looming behind him, I would think
that his career as a super-utility/DH/PH will be starting soon. I think Hughes
could be a very nice contributor to the Twins lineup in time. He can provide
power, maybe as a platoon at DH against lefties.
2009 Projection: I expect him to play all over in Rochester, infield and outfield, and could move up to the Twins
Potential: likely utility infielder/outfielder who won't hurt the Twins if he has to start for an extended period.
Could be in Minnesota in: 2009
So there you have it, my
selections for Twins prospects 11-20. Be sure to check back tomorrow for my
choices for the Top Ten Twins Prospects. If you have any feedback, comments,
opinions or suggestions, please feel free to Send me an e-mail, or leave
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- NAME: Judith Light
- OCCUPATION: Theater Actress, Television Actress
- BIRTH DATE: February 09, 1949 (Age: 65)
- EDUCATION: Carnegie-Mellon University
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Trenton, New Jersey
- Originally: Judith Ellen Licht
- Full Name: Judith Ellen Light
- AKA: Judith Licht
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Judith Light is an American actress who played Angela Bower on Who's the Boss? and won Tony Awards for her roles in Other Desert Cities and The Assembled Parties.
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Judith Light was born on February 9, 1949, in Trenton, New Jersey. From 1977 to 1982, she starred on the soap opera One Life to Live. She then moved on to guest spots on several primetime series, before landing a role on Who's the Boss?. After the show ended, she made a few attempts to return to TV. In 2002, she took on a role on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Four years later, she landed a part on Ugly Betty. In 2012,
"It frustrates me about myself when I see I'm not taking the road that demands more of me."
"You have to find the peace and patience within yourself to be a model and an example to others and not judge."
she received a Tony Award for her role in the Broadway play Other Desert Cities. She picked up another Tony in 2013 for her performance in The Assembled Parties.
Early Life
Judith Ellen Licht was born on February 9, 1949, in Trenton, New Jersey. Now known as Judith Light, she is regarded as a versatile performer, having successfully tackled daytime dramas, primetime sitcoms and the New York stage. A graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University, Light made her Broadway debut in a 1975 revival of Henrik Ibsen??'s drama, A Doll'??s House.
Acclaimed Acting Career
Two years later, Light was on her way to becoming a darling of daytime television, as Karen Wolek on One Life to Live. From 1977 to 1982, she played a reformed prostitute, a performance that netted her two Daytime Emmy Awards. Light moved on to guest spots on several primetime series, such as St. Elsewhere and Family Ties, before landing a starring role on Who's the Boss?
On the popular sitcom, which debuted in 1984, Light played Angela Bower, a powerful advertising executive and divorced mother of one, who hired former baseball player Tony Micelli (played by Tony Danza) to be her live-in housekeeper. Much of the comedy came from their domestic situation and clashing backgrounds. Tony??'s daughter, Samantha (Alyssa Milano); Angela??'s son, Jonathan (Danny Pintauro); and Angela??'s mother, Mona (Katherine Helmond), completed the cast. Audiences really liked Light??'s portrayal of Angela—an uptight but caring career woman—and enjoyed the romantic tension between characters Angela and Tony??. The show lasted for eight seasons, finishing its run in 1992.
Following the show's end, Light starred in several television and made a few attempts to return to series television, including the short-lived 1993 show Phenom and 1998??'s The Simple Life. She returned to the stage in 1999, in the off-Broadway production of Wit. She earned strong reviews for her portrayal of university professor battling ovarian cancer, and reprised the role for the national tour.
Light didn'??t stay away from TV for too long, however. In 2002, she took on a recurring role on the hit series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, playing a sharp, tough judge. She then returned to her comedic roots in 2006, with the dramatic comedy Ugly Betty, starring America Ferrera. On the series, Light portrays Claire Meade, the much-beleaguered, highly alcoholic wife of a publishing titan.
In 2012, Light was back in the media spotlight after she received a Tony Award for best featured actress in a play, for her role as a witty alcoholic in the Broadway production Other Desert Cities.
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Dordt College's website was given an "A" rating and is a top 100 college website as rated this summer by My College Options, a college planning program operated by the National Research Center for College & University Admissions (NRCCUA).
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The study grades institutions on a 100-point scale that looks at criteria in these categories: ability to find desired information, personal contact with admissions staff and students, online interactive tools, and website design and navigation. Of the post-secondary institutions that were part of this year's examination, fewer than 45 percent earned an "A" or "B" rating.
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2008-09: 46-24-12 (4th in the West – Eliminated in Conference Final by Red Wings)
TSN.ca Pre-season Power Ranking: 10th
General Manager: Stan Bowman (1st Season)
Head Coach: Joel Quennville (2nd Season)
What They Did in the off-season:
The summer started out quite well for the Blackhawks. Promising young forward David Bolland agreed to a five-year contract extension before the free agency window opened. The team then landed one of the biggest fish in the free agent pond by signing Marian Hossa to a monster 12-year deal. The Blackhawks also added former Selke trophy winner John Madden for some forward depth while allowing Nikolai Khabibulin, Martin Havlat, Sammy Pahlsson and Matt Walker to seek their fortunes elsewhere.
If they had stopped there, it would have been considered a successful summer. But that was far from the case. The NHL and NHL Players' Association launched an investigation into contracts offered to five of the team's restricted free agents (Kris Versteeg, Troy Brouwer, Cam Barker, Colin Fraser, Ben Eager and Aaron Johnson), which led to the NHLPA filing a grievance over the handling of those qualifying offers. While the team eventually came to terms with all five, they were forced to spend more money up front than they had originally hoped. That mistake was a contributing factor to the re-assignment of general manager Dale Tallon to an advisory role. Stan Bowman was then brought in as Tallon's replacement.
News got worse when it was discovered that the newly-signed Hossa was battling a shoulder injury and would be out until December and adding insult to injury was the NHL's announcement that they were investigating Hossa's contract for.
Then as the proverbial icing on the cake, young superstar Patrick Kane was arrested in his hometown of Buffalo after a late night altercation with a cabbie. Kane pled guilty to a misdemeanor and was forced to apologize for his actions.
Biggest Issue facing the team:
When dealing with a young and talented team, the last thing you need are off-ice distractions. And the Hawks seemed to corner that particular market this summer. Instead of building on the team's first conference final appearance in more than a decade, the Hawks were forced into damage control over their numerous off-ice issues. Whether it was the signing of an already-injured superstar, the qualifying offer controversy, the shuffling of Tallon or the Kane story, the club was in the headlines for all the wrong reasons.
To make matters worse, former player Martin Havlat added some spice via Twitter, ripping team president John McDonough for the treatment of Tallon and his own failed contract negotiations.
It would be difficult for a veteran-laden team to completely block out these issues, but when we are discussing the youngest team in the league, it may be simply too much to overcome. Chicago has far too much talent on its roster to completely free fall down the Western Conference standings, but there could be some residual effect, especially from the players who were loyal to Tallon. Pair that with the loss of No. 1 netminder Nikolai Khabibulin and popular veteran Havlat and it's no wonder that many have predicted a drop in expectations heading into the season. Coach Joel Quennville could be facing one of the toughest tasks of his career this season as he tries to keep his team focused on improving on last year.
Even if the Hawks are not able to repeat last season's success, it should still be a very entertaining year in Chicago.
Player to watch:
There may be no player more scrutinized this season than Patrick Kane.
For the first time in his young career, the face of the franchise was being put through the ringer. It certainly did not help matters that the incident occurred just prior to Team USA's Olympic orientation camp. Instead of discussing the upcoming Winter Games, everyone wanted to talk about Kane and the alleged assault in Buffalo.
But as the saying goes, what doesn't kill you will only make you stronger. Hawks fans and management certainly hope this is the case with Kane. He has the responsibility of being not only the face of the Blackhawks, but also USA Hockey. That is an awful big burden to put on the shoulders of the diminutive 20-year old.
While Kane has as much skill as any player in the league, this will be the biggest challenge he has ever faced. He can be sure he will hear catcalls and insults from rowdy and obnoxious fans in opposing barns. What he must do is channel the energy and aggression he feels towards his detractors and put it into his game. The reality of the situation is that fans tend to have short memories. A few brilliant performances and a respectable showing at the Olympics will allow Kane to return to his rightful place among the game's elite. If he lets it get to him, it will sidetrack what should be a lengthy and successful NHL career.
Scott Cullen's Fantasy Take:
After a breakthrough season in 2008-2009, the Chicago Blackhawks won't catch anyone by surprise this season. One of the most promising young teams in the league, the Blackhawks would rate higher if their primary offseason acquisition wasn't going to miss a good chunk of the first two months of the season.
Even though Marian Hossa could miss some time this year, he's still likely to be an impact player for Chicago once he returns. Hossa has surpassed 70 points in five of the last six seasons and has scored 29 or more goals for nine straight campaigns. Effectively, the Blackhawks swapped free agent winger Martin Havlat out of the lineup for Hossa and, in terms of overall production, Hossa is an upgrade.
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It is THE Elephant in the room... Yes we can talk about gender but that's not the only thing that America is talking about in the privacy of their living rooms. I have had friends (maybe ex-friends by now) tell me right out that they will not vote for a black man. It can't just be happening to me...Go to page >
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All of us have seen a political poster past its time: peeling off a wall in tatters, or peeking out from underneath another poster of the next big thing. Posters are, by their very nature, a throwaway form of art and communication. But, when it comes to posters produced by and for India's women, one group wants to ensure these messages are not forgotten.Go to page >
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My interpreter, Scheherazade Matallah, and I climb the steps to Naima Zitan's apartment, one room of which doubles as an office for Théâtre Aquarium. Three senior members of the organization lean on the table and passionately describe their history and dreams in a cacophony of French and Arabic...Go to page >
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I don't have a lot of "I can't" inside me. That started in the third grade. I turned in my book report early, and it got such a great reaction from my teacher that she went into the teachers lounge and told everyone. I was driven from that point on, because I learned that when you do well, people respond. And then when I was in high school, I heard Jesse Jackson speak. He said that excellence is the best deterrent to racism and that it is a way to keep from being discriminated against. That was part of my drive—the need to be, and do, my best—and the feeling that if I didn't do my best, I had failed. That drive to be successful is a huge part of my stamina, but it's certainly not the only thing that allows me to keep going and going and going.... I've learned some tricks through trial and error. To begin with, you have to nourish your body and soul. The first thing I do when I get out of bed is meditate for five to ten minutes. That's the grounding work I must do for myself and what makes everything else possible. As for the body, I'm careful with my diet—and if I'm not, I can feel it. When I eat too many carbohydrates, I notice it makes me sluggish. I cut out caffeine because I started not sleeping well. Also, I don't eat dinner after 7:30 because Bob Greene, my fitness advisor, says you need to stop eating at least two hours before you go to sleep so that everything digests properly. When I get home at night, I don't automatically turn on the television. I can go months and not watch TV. When it's on, it's such a startling sound. TV has its own energy field—it's sending energy, but it's also taking energy. So I read. And every day I do some sort of exercise. I run four miles every other day—in the winter I do it inside; this morning I ran outside. I also work out in a gym, on the elliptical machine. But the biggest reason I have so much endurance is because I do what I want to do. I stopped trying to please other people. The other day I did something because someone else wanted me to and I was exhausted. Why? Because the intention was wrong. I did it instead of holding on to what I knew was the right thing to do. It's an ongoing lesson for those of us taught to be people pleasers: You said yes, but did you really mean no? Because it's going to come back wearing another skirt. Next: How to know when it's time for a break From the September 2001 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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Real Salt Lake's newest "Join the Pride" video dropped earlier this week, with RSL season ticket holder Bean Mace and Claret-and-Cobalt commentator Brian Dunseth remembering the moment when Dunny scored the club's first-ever home goal, converting Mace into a Fan for Life.
The video got me thinking about the moment when I first started following the Claret-and-Cobalt. I'm not a Utah native, so I'm probably a little late to the game here, but my "RSL moment" came at the 2009 Eastern Conference Final in Chicago. The Claret-and-Cobalt and the Fire were scoreless after 120 minutes, with RSL overcoming an early deficit to win in the penalty kick shootout. That was the game when I really took notice of RSL's attractive style of play. I became enthralled by the team's diamond midfield, walking away from the match incredibly impressed with the versatility of all four players in it, the technical skill required to run the system and the beautiful soccer it produced.
I'm sure there are plenty more "RSL moments" out there. Feel free to share yours below.
IRVINE, Calif. – Real Salt Lake arrived in Irvine, Calif. on Thursday for the start of the team's second preseason camp. We're now only four-and-a-half weeks away from the start of the 2013 MLS regular season.
Irvine schedule
Head Coach Jason Kreis will put the Claret-and-Cobalt through its first training session of the week on Thursday evening, directing the squad through what's expected to be a light practice that will begin at 6:00 p.m. MT.
The Claret-and-Cobalt will train a total of eight times in Southern California – down two from the 10 practices held in Casa Grande, Ariz. last week. RSL will also play friendlies on Feb. 4 against UC-Irvine and on Feb. 8 against the L.A. Galaxy. The team had just one friendly in Casa Grande, losing 0-2 to the Danish U-20 national team on Monday, Jan. 28.
Roster update
RSL made a couple of changes to the roster that trained in Casa Grande, sending forward Peri Marosevic, goalkeeper Andrew Weber and defender Max Wasserman home and bringing in defender Justin Davis on trial. RSL took Davis in the second round of the 2010 MLS SuperDraft but did not offer him a contract. The University of New Mexico product played the last two seasons with the Minnesota Stars in NASL.
Most of the Real Salt Lake-Arizona Academy players who trained with the first team last week remained in Casa Grande, with forward Benji Lopez the lone academy player set to train with the Claret-and-Cobalt in Irvine.
Plata set to train
New RSL forward Joao Plata will train with the Claret-and-Cobalt for the first time on Thursday. Plata was traded to RSL from Toronto in exchange for a second round pick in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft on Wednesday.
We'll be back with plenty more updates from camp. Stay tuned.
The latest issue of ESPN The Magazine hit news stands this week, with Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando featured prominently in a photo spread.
Rimando appeared in in a shoot for "The Perfect Issue," taking ESPN Mag writer Doug McIntyre through the process of making a diving save as a smaller - Rimando's just 5-foot-9 - 'keeper. The spread - part of a series called "So Crazy, It Just Might Work - can be seen by clicking here.
Rimando and the rest of Real Salt Lake squad will head to Southern California on Thursday for the team's second leg of preseason. The Claret-and-Cobalt will train at the University of California-Irvine from Jan. 31-Feb. 8, playing UC-Irvine in a friendly on Feb. 4 and taking on the Galaxy at the Home Depot Center on Feb. 8.
Real Salt Lake added forward Joao Plata on Wednesday morning, sending a 2015 MLS SuperDraft second round pick to Toronto in exchange for the Ecuadorian attacker.
The diminuitive Plata, who had 10 goals and nine assists in 52 career games across all competitions with TFC, will bring a bit of a different element to the RSL attack, with his pace and trickery sure to give opposing defenders fits in 2013. Plata was awarded the 2011 George Gross Memorial Trophy after being named the 2011 Nutrilite Canadian Championship MVP.
Plata featured three times for Toronto against RSL, playing the first half in RSL's 3-1 home win over TFC on June 25, 2011, going the full 90 - and scoring the winning goal, see video above - in the Reds' 1-0 win over RSL on Aug. 13, 2011 and coming off the bench for 22 minutes in RSL's 3-2 home win against Toronto on April 28 of last year.
The USMNT will play its first match of 2013 on Tuesday night, when it will take on Canada at BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston (7 p.m. MT, ESPN2).
Real Salt Lake's Kyle Beckerman and Tony Beltran are both on the U.S. roster for the match, and several outlets are predicting that both Claret-and-Cobalt players will be in manager Jurgen Klinsmann's starting lineup.
Sports Illustrated's Grant Wahl and Pro Soccer Talk's Steve Davis both have Beckerman and Beltran pegged for the First XI. Beckerman in particular is getting a lot of press, with Fox Soccer's Kyle McCarthy and American Soccer Now's Josh Deaver both writing extensively about how the Claret-and-Cobalt captain has taken a leadership role in the U.S. camp.
While Beckerman is getting more publicity, Tuesday's game is undeniably bigger for Beltran. Unlike Beckerman, who has 23 senior national team caps, Beltran has never appeared for the USMNT and will be looking for his first cap on Tuesday. A good performance against Canada could also net Beltran a spot on the roster for the U.S. Hexagonal opener at Honduras on Feb. 6, a roster that Beckerman is likely to make regardless of how he performs in Houston.
Beckerman and Beltran are both expected to return to RSL for the team's third and final preseason leg at the FC Tucson Desert Diamond Cup from Feb. 11-24.
Make sure you watch both Kyle and Tony in action on Tuesday night.
CASA GRANDE, Ariz. – There were a few great quotes and notes that didn't quite make the final cut of the written and video features about the Real Salt Lake-Arizona Academy that we published on Monday morning.
Here are a few of those quotes and anecdotes:
Real Salt Lake General Manager Garth Lagerwey:
On what RSL wants to get out of the RSL-AZ Academy, beyond simply developing professional players:
"I think the goal here, especially within a residential setting, is not only to create good soccer players but to create good people. We're proud of the fact that we're beginning to sign professional soccer prospects out of the academy but we're also sending far more kids to college. These are kids sometimes of limited means where the opportunity to go to college can be potentially life changing. I know our partner [Grande Sports Academy Owner] Ron Burks has been instrumental in laying the foundation for that as one of the core values of the academy, and I think that those twin objectives are not only compatible but mutually beneficial for us."
On where he sees the RSL-AZ Academy in 5-10 years:
"Ideally we'll have identified every soccer prospect in Utah and Arizona from the age of 12 or 13 and have had them here for five years of growth, development, coaching and skill enhancing. Hopefully we do it in such a way that instead of players that need to go to the minor leagues or train with the first team for a year or two [before playing for RSL], we're coming down here and saying, 'We think this guy is better than somebody on our team and we're going to sign him tomorrow.'"
On what it would mean to have a RSL-AZ graduate emerge with the Claret-and-Cobalt first team:
"I think it'd be huge. I think it'd be the validation of everything we believe in down here and it'd be a validation of all the money we've spent down here – and it's been a significant investment that we've made. I think that that's going to be important not just for a kid or recruiting kids to the academy, but I think it'd be tremendous for our fans to see a truly homegrown player with a local connection, the kind of local boy who grows up in the academy and plays for the first team. I don't think there is a more powerful image that you can send the Salt Lake community and fan base in terms of us being a long term part of the social fabric."
On if developing Home Grown players through the Academy is more important to a small market team like RSL than a bigger market team like L.A. or New York:
"Absolutely, absolutely. That has to be the foundation of what we do. We have to be a reflection of our community and we have to play in a way that comports with the values of our community, and I think developing players locally is a big part of that."
Real Salt Lake-Arizona U-18 midfielder Haeden Turner
He didn't quite make it into the final draft, but RSL-AZ U-18 player Haeden Turner was a huge help in the reporting of the written story on the academy. The injured midfielder was very gracious with his time on two separate (unplanned) occasions.
A Canadian who came to Casa Grande in August 2011 after spending the previous two years at then-English Premier League club Bolton Wanderers, Turner said he loves the RSL-AZ Academy and really appreciates its emphasis on both education and soccer, something he didn't really experience while in England.
CASA GRANDE, Ariz. - Real Salt Lake had the final practice of its Casa Grande camp on Sunday, training for a little over 90 minutes ahead of Monday's preseason opener against the Denmark U-20 national team.
Sunday's practice was relatively light, with Claret-and-Cobalt Head Coach Jason Kreis putting his charges through some technical work before giving the team a tactics talk ahead of Monday's match. Expect Kreis to give minutes to plenty of players on Monday, as the technical staff will likely use the match to evaluate as many untested players as possible.
Be sure to follow the @realsaltlake Twitter account for live updates of Monday's game, which will kick off at 11:30 a.m. MT at Grande Sports World. We'll have full postgame coverage of the Claret-and-Cobalt's preseason opener here on the official website.
RSL will head back to Salt Lake City following Monday's game. The team will remain in Utah on Tuesday and Wednesday before departing on Thursday for Irvine, Calif. for the team's second leg of preseason. The Claret-and-Cobalt will train in Irvine from Jan. 31-Feb. 8, when they will return to Salt Lake again before heading back to Arizona for the FC Tucson Desert Diamond Cup from Feb. 11-24.
CASA GRANDE, Ariz. - Real Salt Lake Head Coach Jason Kreis gave his first update of RSL's preseason camp after training on Friday, sharing his thoughts on how things have gone in Casa Grande and outlining some of the defensive work the Claret-and-Cobalt have done in Arizona.
RSL will have a double session on Saturday. It should be lots of fun - it poured rain in Casa Grande overnight and continues to do so this morning. The fields are pretty soaked, the players are dressed up in their rain gear and we're all ready for some serious slipping and sliding.
Real Salt Lake began a new chapter in its history on Thursday with the announcement that RSL founder Dave Checketts sold the remainder of his stake in the team to Dell Loy Hansen, making Hansen the sole owner of RSL, Rio Tinto Stadium, and ESPN 700 radio. As I listened to the press conference, I found myself getting a bit emotional, especially as Checketts ("Uncle Dave", as he is affectionately known to fans) was speaking. For him, RSL was a labor of love. I firmly believe that Dave Checketts is the reason RSL survived its infancy. Most businesses that fail do so in their first five years, and there were a couple of times that RSL could have and would have failed if it weren't for Checketts and his sports business acumen. He wasn't the flashiest or richest owner in MLS, but he was the most savvy. In short, Dave Checketts was the right man for the job at the time. Uncle Dave, thank you for believing in all of us.
Likewise, I believe Dell Loy Hansen is the right man for the job at this time. New ownership of a sports franchise is always met with some trepidation, so let me tell you a story about Mr. Hansen that may help put your mind at ease.
It probably won't surprise you to learn that my soccer journalism gig doesn't pay all my bills, and very few of us are fortunate enough to say otherwise. As such, I have a career unrelated to soccer that helps me make ends meet. Ironically, it was my other career that led to my first meaningful conversation with Dell Loy. It was 2010 and I was doing a lot of business with one of the other businesses Dell Loy owns. The CEO of Dell Loy's business invited me to sit with him and Hansen in Hansen's suite at the next RSL game. So I decided to enjoy two hours high on the hog - I called in "sick" to my editor for that game and headed to Hansen's suite.
I had met Dell Loy before but never beyond salutations in the hallways and back rooms of the stadium. This time, as I introduced myself formally, he said "you're the journalist, aren't you? I read your stuff! Grab a plate of food and sit down...I want to talk to you." I was flattered and surprised that I was being read by a team owner. For the next half hour he grilled me on everything RSL and soccer-related. What makes RSL so good? What's the diamond midfield? What makes Jason Kreis a good coach? What does this team need to be better? What did the ref call there? How do we get the fans more involved and engaged?
Since then I've had a couple more experiences like this with Hansen. From them, I feel confident stating a few things now that he is RSL's sole owner:
- He is a local who loves Utah and he wants to the team to succeed in Utah in spite of the challenges of being a small market.
- He is a visionary man who knows how to grow a business on multiple fronts.
- He knows who is customer is. The fans are what make this business tick and he knows that.
- He has the resources and is willing to invest them in the team to make sure the product RSL delivers is top-drawer.
- He believes in the team management and technical staff.
I'm very excited to see what unfolds in this next chapter of the Real Salt Lake story. The first eight years of RSL gave us many amazing moments, and I really believe there will be even more of them as we move into the future.
A former RSL beat reporter for multiple outlets, Jeremy Horton is a regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com and covers the team for ESPN 700 AM
After a somewhat lengthy offseason hiatus, Kickin' it with Kwame makes its triumphant return with an episode from Casa Grande. Kwame talks to RSL newcomers Cole Grossman and Devon Sandoval in this edition of the show - Don't miss it.


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Our hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.December 16, 2013
The Pearl River Hilton is a pretty hotel in a beautiful location.
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A little off the beaten track but if you're looking for a clean, quiet and nicely appointed hotel with a more-than-adequate breakfast this is a good choice. Definitely a good value.
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Lovely, convenient suburban location. Front desk staff was very friendly. The restaurant was excellent; we had dinner and breakfast and enjoyed both.
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One of the better places I have stayed in Rockland County. Definitely a return trip in mind.
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Very helpful staff, nice bar and restaurant on site. Quiet setting next to golf course, great for business or vacation. Quaint towns with a large shopping mall not far.
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Great location, Great Hotel and staff compared to staying in NYC or NE NJ.
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Well to start off the gentleman at the desk was new...he did a great job! Woman at the desk was very helpful! Informed me of all the amenities. Lounge was right off the main lobby, as was the restaurant. There was a pool and gym...unfortunately we weren't there long enough to use it. I was very impressed with everything! :-)
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The median home value in Belton, TX is $95,300. This is lower than the county median home value of $106,700. The national median home value is $152,300. The average price of homes sold in Belton, TX is $95,300. Approximately 51.66% of Belton homes are owned, compared to 41.62% rented, while 6.72% are vacant. Belton real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Belton real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Belton Real Estate.
This beautiful single-story home is the perfect place to live and entertain resort-style. Panoramic views of Stillhouse Hollow Lake, but only minutes from major metropolitan amenities and lake/boat access just down the road. Exterior features include expansive covered wrap-around limestone porch, automatic sunscreens over kitchen and living room windows. - Propane Appliances and Geo Thermal Heating/Cooling - Extensive Attic Storage on two sides of home - Underside Storage that double as Storm Shelter
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Most amazing lake view you'll find today!Sitting on a point overlooking the lake w/views from almost everyroom!Private setting with gorgeous driveup appeal. Soaring ceilings spotlight the architectural details incl deep crown moulding, custom art niches, walls of windows, winding staircase.Study has FP, beautiful builtins, lots of windows.Kitchen has full lake view!Custom cabinets, gas cooktop, granite, pantry, double oven.Stunning master suite.Theater, exercise, hobby rooms.Beautiful pool!
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Residents of NYC's Lower East Side are no strangers to the virtually ubiquitous graffiti tattooing the walls you encounter between the Williamsburg and Manhattan bridges. Indeed, graffiti is as characteristic of the Lower East Side as chic restaurants and boutiques.
But rewind back to the late '70s, take out the trendy shops and eateries, and you have a very industrial, working-class area of Manhattan. And it's during that time that artist/photographer Sol LeWitt, living on Hester Street, took out his camera and started documenting the area.
LeWitt took thousands of photographs of "streetscapes, storefronts with their gates pulled down, political posters, graffiti art," says curator Adam Shopkorn.
The photographer died in 2007. Eventually LeWitt's photographs were collected into a book: "On The Walls of the Lower East Side." But the images were never shown collectively in New York. That is until now.
Shopkorn, who works with the Paula Cooper Gallery and LeWitt's estate, mounted 120 vinyl prints in a grid-like presentation along the side of the Mondrian Soho hotel on Lafayette Street.
"[LeWitt] was simply documenting works on walls. And I think the people who were putting those works on walls I don't know if they really considered themselves street artists either," added Shopkorn.
Some passersby stop to admire the large array of photos. Others don't. Either way is fine with Shopkorn. "I'm hopeful that means it was put in the right place. That's means it blends in," says Shopkorn.
The permanent display does seem like a natural fit, quietly fusing old and new into something indelibly characteristic of the Lower East Side.
For more "Next List" videos about graffiti, check out our profile of artist Tristan Eaton.
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I remember a few years ago I was a total forum junkie. I had several thousand posts on ASP Messageboard and I was the most active poster on the ASP.NET forums for the first few months. During that time I was answering questions so that I could learn about new scenarios for coding and using (primarily) ASP.NET. One thing that always blew me away was that, no matter how much help you gave, the people in these forums would always want more. You could literally spend a few hours helping someone, even to the point where you basically wrote all of their code for them and they'd still ask for more.
After a time I became pretty jaded. Not so much because of the time but also because of the lack of appreciation that people often show for the help that you provide in forums. Many are the time that you'd pour a few hours into solving some guys business problem with code and, instead of a heartfelt "thankyou", you'd instead get another ream of (often) indecipherable code placed in front of you.
These days I tend to avoid forums altogether. Most of my learning is done in the serenity of my office and increasingly through my growing participation as a technical reviewer of books on upcoming technologies. A much more pleasurable way to grow... for now anyways!
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