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Let's start this chat off on a contentious note! I thought this concert was the second most irritating I saw this year. Here's my review.
Mumford & Sons are the epitome of what David has called "fake into it" -- when you get the impression that a performer's physical reaction to his or her own music is overblown and insincere. And don't get me wrong. I love, love, love a sweaty, phsyical performance (See: Jackson, Janet. DAR in March). But does excessive banjo noodling call for all that hip-thrusting? Dubious.
Last note: I am hopeful that the next Mumford & Sons album won't be dreck after reading that the band has welcomed Black Sabbath into their life.


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With only one Chicago Fire player away on international duty, this could have been a very short international wrap.
Taking a different angle, my aim is to show the international nature of the current roster by recapping how all of the first team player's national sides did in World Cup qualification Friday night…
Uruguay – Called back to Uruguay for the first time in a while, midfielder Alvaro Fernandez was an unused sub, watching from the sidelines as a Lionel Messi brace led Argentina to a 3-0 win over La Celeste in Mendoza.
Flaco and Uruguay remain in fourth place in CONMEBOL qualification and will hope to rebound on Tuesday when they travel to La Paz for a match against second from bottom Bolivia.
USA – The Fire's American contingent might have been biting their finger nails much of Friday night as Juergen Klinsmann's side eeked out a late 2-1 victory at Antigua & Barbuda. Making his first national team appearance since 2010, forward Eddie Johnson nodded the U.S. ahead in the 20th minute before Antigua's Dexter Blackstock equalized five minutes later.
With the U.S. looking disjointed for much of the second half, Johnson would reward Klinsmann's confidence in him by heading home U.S. debutant Alan Gordon's 90th minute cross to give the American's a 2-1 win.
That victory combined with Guatemala's 2-1 win over Jamaica (in which former Fire midfielder Marco Pappa played 68 minutes) means the Americans and los Chapines sit tied on 10 points and need only a draw against each other on Tuesday for both teams to advance to next year's final round hexagonal.
Costa Rica – In the Group B rubber match, Fire defender Gonzalo Segares got an early birthday present as Jose Cubero's 31st minute goal stood to give Costa Rica a valuable 1-0 victory away to El Salvador.
With the win, los Ticos return to San Jose needing only to defeat a lowly Guyana side that has taken just one point from five matches in order to advance.\. Costa Rica defeated Guyana 4-0 during their earlier group game played in Georgetown.
Mexico – Already qualified for the final round, Pavel Pardo and Guillermo Franco might have looked on Friday night to see Javier Hernandez, Oribe Peralta, Andrew Guardado and Angel Reyna strike to help Mexico batter Guyana 5-0 in Houston.
They'll close out the semifinal round Tuesday night against El Salvador in Torreon.
The Netherlands – Former Dutch youth international Sherjill MacDonald may or may not have watched as Rafael Van der Vaart, Klaas Jan Huntelaar and Reuben Schaken eased the Dutch to a 3-0 victory over Andorra in Rotterdam.
The victory keeps Holland with a perfect nine points through three matches in UEFA's Group D ahead of the team's visit to also perfect Romania Tuesday in Bucharest.
Germany – Arne Friedrich was probably grinning from ear to ear Friday afternoon as Die Mannschaft demolished the Republic of Ireland 6-1 in Dublin. Germany got braces from Marco Reus and Toni Kroos as well as single strikes from Miroslav Klose and Mesut Oezil in the win.
Sitting alone atop Group C with a perfect 9 points from three matches, the Germans return to face second-place Sweden in Berlin on Tuesday.
Italy – Paolo Tornaghi's Azzuri had a little trouble in the first half but eventually overpowered Armenia 3-1 in Yerevan. Andrea Pirlo put the Italians ahead with an 11th minute penalty before Henrigh Mkhitaryan equalized in the 28th, taking the teams into the break at 1-1.
Italy would respond with two goals in the second half through Daniele De Rossi (64') and Pablo Osvaldo (82') to earn the three road points.
The victory keeps the Italians on top of UEFA Group B with seven points ahead of Tuesday's clash with Denmark in Milan.
It's not every day you can bump into Ante Razov, Hristo Stoitchkov, Zach Thornton, Lubos Kubik, Peter Nowak and Frank Klopas all within the matter of about five minutes, but that's exactly what happened to me at Monday's 15th Fire Anniversary Celebration.
In all, the alumni in attendance along with the current players in the room combined for 3,569 competitive games and 64 championships for the club.
The names above were just a smattering of the nearly 20 Fire alumni that returned for the special occasion. Rubbing elbows with all the dignitaries in the room gave way to perhaps the most important part of the night where Fire a number of the guests in attendance spoke to the Tradition, Honor and Passion of the club and worked to inspire the current roster for greater things to come.
Rousing numbers were given by Jesse Marsch, Hristo Stoitchkov (with great translation from Denis Hamlett), Peter Wilt, Brian McBride, Diego Gutierrez, Peter Nowak, Julian Posada, Frank Klopas and Chris Armas.
It was the last two who perhaps had the most touching moments.
A hometown guy, Klopas pointed to the teams and people that laid the groundwork for soccer in the city of Chicago ahead of the Fire before drawing attention back to the special accomplishments of the inaugural 1998 double-winning team that he was a part of, saying "This group of guys was special and I see many similarities between them and the guys we have right now. We aspire to great things and that means bringing another championship back to this city."
Finishing up the proceedings, Armas looked to the alumni to his right then pointed to the current roster and simply said, "All of us assembled here are behind you. Go and win a championship."
What a night indeed.
Kudos to Section 8 Chicago and specifically the 15th Anniversary Committee for pulling together a night no one in the Fire family will soon forget. Check out select photos below...
One hundred and forty-one years ago today, the Great Chicago Fire set the city ablaze, destroying 3.3 square miles of the city.
Writing for the Chicago Tribune, a man named Michael Ahern reported that Catherine O'Leary's cow started the blaze by kicking over a lantern in the family barn at 137 DeKoven Street.
Other rumors surfaced it was the fault of Daniel "Pegleg" Sullivan, the first person on the scene of the fire who ran to free the animals from the barn before awakening the O'Learys. Still others place the blame on Louis M. Cohn who had admitted to have been gambling in the barn with O'Leary's son.
Whatever the case, all three names are enshrined in Chicago lore for the event that destroyed a large part of the city that immediately built itself back up again.
The Chicago Fire Soccer Club
One hundred and twenty-six years later, after a number of attempts at professional soccer in the city of Chicago with the Cats, Mustangs, Sting and many others, the Chicago Fire Soccer Club was born at the city's iconic Navy Pier.
With the name derived from the city's defining event, the Fire had an immediate, built-in tie to the community. Just over a year later, the tradition of success began as the Fire clinched an unprecedented expansion MLS and U.S. Open Cup double.
Much like O'Leary, Sullivan and Cohn, names such as Peter Nowak, Frank Klopas, Lubos Kubik, Ante Razov, Diego Gutierrez and many others wrote their names in Fire history that year and in those to come.
Watching the game was like old times, seeing the guys connect like it hadn't been over a decade since they all last played together. A 46-year-old Stoitchkov put on his usual magic, connecting with a brace while Razov tallied a third.
Tied at 3-3, the game went to penalty kicks where Razov, Stoitchkov, Gutierrez and Nowak all converted to give the combine Legends/Section 8 team the victory.
A little over an hour later, the club got a great anniversary present as the final whistle blew in Columbus with the Crew and Sporting KC playing to a 1-1 draw, pushing the Fire into the playoffs for 12th time in 15 seasons.
Tonight, the above names will join the likes of Chris Armas, Zach Thornton, Jesse Marsch, Justin Mapp, Evan Whitfield, Dasan Robinson, Kelly Gray, Andy Herron, Mike Sorber and Denis Hamlett and 400 members of the Chicago Fire family to celebrate 15 years of Tradition, Honor and Passion at the Chicago History Museum.
Happy Anniversary to all!
On Tuesday, the final three players of the #Fire15 list presented by TrueCar were unveiled. Like any list that involves a bit of democracy, there was a bit of good debate who or who shouldn't have been included among the players deemed the top 15 in club history. Having voted multiple times myself this past summer, I don't think I ever came back with the same 15 players…
With that in mind, I thought it appropriate to take a look at seven guys that you could make a strong case to be in the 15.
Hristo Stoitchkov – One of two players on my Fire15 list back in July that didn't make the final tally, Stoitchkov was perhaps the most high profile player ever to wear the Fire badge when he was in Chicago from 2000-02. The "Mad Bulgarian" known for his exploits with his country at the 1994 World Cup and Barcelona would go on to record 24 goals and 22 assists in 71 matches, starting only 40.
The legendary attacker scored a number of highlight reel goals but his most important would come when he tallied the first goal in the team's 2-1 win over Miami to clinch its second U.S. Open Cup title in 2000.
Jim Curtin – If there ever was an unsung hero with the Fire, it was probably Jim Curtin.
The tall defender with the curly, blonde locks didn't at first look a player that would go on to appear in an understated 186 competitive matches for the club from 2001-07.
Equipped with an infectious personality, the Fire fan favorite would go on to win two U.S. Open Cups and a Supporter's Shield and was named the 2004 Fire Defender of the Year.
Diego Gutierrez – Though might not have known much about it at the time, Gutierrez was the scorer of one of the biggest goals in Chicago Fire history, with his 45th minute redirection of Peter Nowak's strike in MLS Cup '98.
Having done two stints with the Fire from 1998-01 and 2006-08, Gutierrez was often a constant in the Fire midfield, amassing 197 games, 10 goals and 34 assists (good enough for fifth all-time) while being part of four of the club's six domestic titles.
Just as important though were Gutierrez's off-the field contributions. The seven-year Fire veteran was named the club's Humanitarian of the Year three seasons in a row from 2006-08 as well as winning the league-wide award in 2007 for his work with the Nothing But Nets anti-malaria campaign.
Damani Ralph – There are few rookies that have been as successful as Damani Ralph was in 2003 when he tallied 14 goals across all competitions and helped the club to the 2003 MLS Supporters Shield, U.S. Open Cup (where he scored the winning goal in the Final) and an appearance in MLS Cup.
The following season the Jamaican international joined his strike partner Ante Razov as the only other player in club history to tally double digit goals twice, recording 14 more to lead the team in 2004.
Following two successful seasons in Chicago, Ralph moved to Russian club Rubin Kazan always leaving Fire fans to wonder would could have been had he stayed with the Men in Red just a bit longer…
Also one of the most attack-minded defenders all-time in MLS, Segares sits behind only Lubos Kubik in offense created by Fire back liners, tallying 12 goals and 16 assists across all competitions.
Josh Wolff - Another one I wrangled back and forth with, Wolff is the club's third all-time leading goal scorer with 39 and adds to that 19 assists over just 106 games.
The last remaining active player from the 1998 double-winning team, Wolff and Razov formed one of the most dangerous striker partnerships in the league from 1999 to 2002.
Having won an MLS Cup and two U.S. Open Cups, Wolff also holds the distinction of being the only player in Fire history to tally four goals in a match, doing so in a 5-1 U.S. Open Cup quarterfinal victory over Dallas in 2000.
Over the summer, we presented 15 Memorable Games and Goals from the club's first 15 seasons. We also asked you the fans who the top 15 players in club history were.
To be clear, you won't see numbers ranking the players. That's because this isn't a countdown but rather a series to honor 15 great players in Fire history.
In the previous four episodes of the #Fire15 presented by TrueCar, we've honored Chris Armas, DaMarcus Beasley, Cuauhtemoc Blanco, Carlos Bocanegra, Lubos Kubik, Jesse Marsch, Brian McBride, Logan Pause, Marco Pappa, Ante Razov, Chris Rolfe and Zach Thornton.
Today, three Ring of Fire inductees round out the list… The final three players are Frank Klopas, C.J. Brown and Peter Nowak.
Frank Klopas – Mr. Chicago. With eight goals and five assists across 50 games, it wasn't stats but rather the heart and commitment Frank showed that got him on this list. Maybe that winner in the '98 Open Cup final helped a bit too.
As Len Ziehm says in the video, the Fire needed someone local to help the new franchise make a connection to the city. Fans that remembered "Kid Klopas" from Chicago Sting in the 1980's were reinvigorated by the reappearance of the city's iconic soccer son in the club's inaugural 1998 season.
More than that, there's no player that has ever bled Chicago the way Klopas did in his two seasons playing for the Fire. Returning to the club as Technical Director in 2008 and now as head coach, Frank has served to remind the current crop of what it means every time they put on the shirt.
C.J. Brown – There are few players quite as deserving of being honored on such a list as C.J. Brown. The club's all-time appearance leader at 372, Brown is one of only three Fire players to be part of all six domestic titles and was the last connection in the locker room to the 1998 double-winning team.
Learning from the likes of Peter Nowak, Lubos Kubik and Chris Armas, the 1998 season helped guide the rest of his 13-year career, carrying on and passing down the same characteristics of hard work, competitiveness and integrity to young Fire players through the years.
As I say in the video, the former Fire captain was never flashy. He played hard, he picked up cards but he was the constant rock at the back. His legacy is still carried on in the Fire locker room today.
Peter Nowak – Often mentioned as the best player to ever wear the badge, Peter Nowak set the bar as high as it could go during his five seasons with the Fire.
Nowak joined Kubik, and fellow veteran Poles Jerzy Podbrozny and Roman Kosecki as a large core of the original Fire team, captaining the side to the 1998 double and winning MLS Cup MVP honors in the process.
Having played 147 competitive matches, the first signing in Chicago Fire history tallied 29 goals and retains the Fire record for assists across all competitions (60) and in MLS play (48).
At least 11 of the #Fire15 will be present at either Wednesday night's 15th Anniversary Match vs. Philadelphia or the October 8th Anniversary Party at the Chicago History Museum.
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A 2-0 defeat at Sporting KC Friday; Red Bull defeat Toronto FC 4-1; Columbus takes advantage of an offside goal to earn another late win; The Dynamo overpower New England 2-0…
The Chicago Fire were about 11 minutes from having literally every result this weekend go against them before Portland's Bright Dike roofed an effort past Bill Hamid to earn the Timbers a 1-1 home draw against D.C. United.
That result in Portland combined with the other four this weekend pushed the Fire down to third place (tied on points with New York) and just five points ahead of the sixth-place Crew with four matches remaining and just as many openings in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
Fire and many other fans in the East deserve to be a little frustrated. The past few seasons it didn't take this much to qualify for the playoffs.
Even with most teams having three to four games left in the season, total wins in the East are currently at 122, up from 88 which was the total through the end of 2011. Playoff team wins (or translated to last year, Top 5 team wins) total in at 76 right now over 59 through the end of 2011. More simply put, it took fifth place New York just 46 points to qualify for the postseason last year, while this year sixth place Columbus sits on 48 points and outside of the current playoff bubble.
WATCH: Sporting KC 2, Chicago Fire 0
Make no mistake, all five teams that make it from the East will have earned it this season…
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1) Sporting KC (qualified)
Current Points: 58
Games Remaining: 3 (1 home, 2 away)
Maximum Possible Points: 67
Average Opponents Points: 43.6
Magic Number (for first place): 8
Remaining Schedule: at Columbus (10/7), at New York (10/20), vs. Philadelphia (10/24).
The Rundown: Sporting KC navigated their difficult stretch of three games in nine days about as perfectly as they could have expected. The team earned a valuable 2-0 win at New York on September 19, played strategically for a point at Montreal three days later and returned home on Friday to defeat the Fire, taking seven points from the three matches.
WATCH: New York Red Bulls 4, Toronto FC 1
The victory over Chicago on Friday not only opened up a somewhat comfortable five-point gap between first and second but also pushed KC back into the playoffs. They still have two tough games at Columbus who are 10-3-2 at home this season and fighting for their playoff lives and a trip back to New York, but if they can negotiate that two-game stretch as well as the three games before it, they shouldn't have an issue finishing in poll-position in the East.
2) New York Red Bulls
Current Points: 53 (tied with Fire, ahead on Goals For tiebreaker)
Games Remaining: 3 (2 home, 1 away)
Maximum Possible Points: 62
Average Opponents Points: 47
Magic Number (playoffs): 5
Remaining Schedule: vs. Chicago (10/6), vs. Sporting KC (10/20), at Philadelphia (10/27)
The Rundown: New York did what they needed to in taking a 4-1 victory over Toronto Saturday night. They face perhaps the toughest remaining schedule of anyone in the East, having to face both the Fire and Sporting KC, albeit at home, in back-to-back matches. The results of those two games will go a long towards determining where all three teams will finish.
How they qualify: Red Bull can qualify for the playoffs this week by defeating the Fire and having Columbus either lose or draw to Sporting KC (Sunday) or Houston lose to Montreal (Saturday).
3) Chicago Fire
Current Points: 53 (tied with New York)
Games Remaining: 4 (2 home, 2 away)
Maximum Possible Points: 65
Average Opponents Points: 40.75
Magic Number: 5
Remaining Schedule: vs. Philadelphia (10/3), at New York (10/6), at New England (10/20), vs. D.C. United (10/27)
The Rundown: While it wasn't what you wanted, there was nothing disastrous about Friday night's result at Kansas City. One thing to remember is that the Fire hold a game in hand over everyone else in the playoff race and that game is made up this week with Wednesday's clash vs. Philadelphia and Saturday's match at New York.
If the Fire can manage to take at least four points from the week, they would almost assuredly have booked their place in the postseason and even three points would go a long way toward playoff qualification. Anything less and the team will have made things much more difficult than need be on themselves.
Luckily enough, Wednesday's game comes against lowly Philadelphia who will be on one day less rest than the Fire and who haven't beaten any of the top seven teams in the East away from home, going 0-6-0 in those games this season.
WATCH: D.C. United 1, Portland Timbers 1
While it'll be expected for the Fire to take three points against the Union, the more difficult match will come Saturday against Red Bull. If the team gets a win against Philly, a draw would be ok to keep the Fire in position ahead of New York to push for second place in the East.
Keep in mind though, waking up Sunday morning is all the more reason to hope the Fire can earn just one more point than Red Bull as there's little to no chance the team will win a tie-breaker with the high-flying New York offense.
How they qualify: The Fire can qualify for the playoffs in a variety of ways this week but at the very least need three points from their two matches vs. Philadelphia (Wednesday) and at New York (Saturday), combined with a Columbus loss or draw vs. Sporting KC (Sunday) or a Houston loss vs. Montreal (Saturday). Two wins in the two matches and the rest won't matter as the Fire will have booked their ticket.
4) D.C. United
Current Points: 51
Games Remaining: 3 (1 home, 2 away)
Maximum Possible Points: 60
Average Opponents Points: 41
Magic Number: 7
Remaining Schedule: at Toronto FC (10/6), vs. Columbus (10/20), at Chicago (10/27)
The Rundown: Given that it would have made for a three-way tie for second place, D.C. will be a bit disappointed not to have taken three points at Portland Saturday. Taking care of business at Toronto on Saturday will be most important for United as their final two matches look like they could be of the six-point variety.
How they qualify: They can't this week. A win at Toronto and a Columbus loss this weekend won't be good enough to get D.C. into the playoffs before the international break as it would only equal six "magic number" points.
WATCH: Columbus 3, Philadelphia 2
5) Houston Dynamo
Current Points: 49
Games Remaining: 3 (2 home, 1 away)
Maximum Possible Points: 58
Average Opponents Points: 33.3
Magic Number: 9
Remaining Schedule: vs. Montreal (10/6), vs. Philadelphia (10/20), at Colorado (10/27)
The Rundown: Houston stumbled last weekend at Philadelphia and had a bit of trouble in the first half Saturday night vs. New England but eventually got the job done. The Dynamo undoubtedly still have the easiest schedule in the East, with their hardest game coming against Montreal on Saturday. The goal of every team ahead of Houston should at least be to finish with more than 58 points as that is the closest thing to a playoff point threshold that exists right now.
How they qualify: Won't be able to think about qualification until at least October 20.
6) Columbus Crew
Current Points: 48
Games Remaining: 3 (32 home, 1 away)
Maximum Possible Points: 57
Average Opponents Points: 43.6
Magic Number: 10
Remaining Schedule: vs. Sporting KC (10/7), at D.C. United (10/20), vs. Toronto FC (10/28)
The Rundown: The Crew did it again Saturday night, scoring another late winner, albeit one that was clearly offside. That doesn't matter now as Columbus kept pace in the tight Eastern Conference playoff race.
The result was huge as the Crew will be facing the East's top team in Sporting KC on Sunday before a certain six-pointer on October 20 at D.C. United. How they fare in these two games will go a long way to determining where they finish in the East but it seems a minimum of three points from the pair of matches will be absolutely necessary to stay alive going into their final game of the season vs. Toronto FC.
How they qualify: Would need a bit of help but could qualify on October 20.
7) Montreal Impact
Current Points: 40
Games Remaining: 3 (1 home, 2 away)
Maximum Possible Points: 49
Average Opponents Points: 32.3
Remaining Schedule: at Houston (10/6), at Toronto FC (10/20), vs. New England (10/27)
The Rundown: Idle this week, Montreal are only mathematically still in. To qualify, they would need a monumental collapse from either Houston or Columbus while the Impact would have to run the table to finish the season. Even a draw at Houston on Saturday will bring their season to an end.
Over the summer, we presented 15 Memorable Games and Goals from the club's first 15 seasons. We also asked you the fans who the top 15 players in club history were.
As we come closer to our 15th Anniversary on October 8th, we also get closer to completing the the #Fire15 players list presented by TrueCar as voted on by our loyal supporters. To be clear, you won't see numbers ranking the players. That's because this isn't a countdown but rather a series to honor 15 great players in Fire history.
In the third installment of the series on Tuesday, Carlos Bocanegra, Brian McBride and Zach Thornton joined DaMarcus Beasley, Ante Razov, Chris Armas, Jesse Marsch, Logan Pause and Chris Rolfe on the list.
Today Cuauhtemoc Blanco, Marco Pappa and Lubos Kubik bring the total to 12...
Cuauhtemoc Blanco – Widely considered by many as the best Designated Player in MLS history, Blanco brought a different type of flair to the Chicago Fire when he joined mid-way through the 2007 season. Upon his arrival, the iconic Mexican international proved many a doubter wrong who thought he'd come to Chicago to earn one final pay check ahead of his retirement.
Instead, the veteran attacker teamed with the likes of Chris Rolfe, Brian McBride and Patrick Nyarko to form one of the most dynamic attacks in the league. Blanco would tally 19 goals and 28 assists in 77 competitive matches, helping the Fire to three-straight Eastern Conference finals as well as the 2009 SuperLiga final, coming up just short in each.
Brought to Chicago to appeal to the city's Mexican population, despite never winning a championship with the Men in Red, Blanco became an iconic figure in Fire history through his skill, desire to compete and win at all costs mentality.
Marco Pappa – If there ever was a player that matured and came into his own with the Men in Red, it was the recently departed Marco Pappa. As I say in the video, there's no better word to describe the ability of Marco's production than "spectacular".
Coming to the Fire as a 19-year-old in 2008, Pappa somewhat quietly climbed his way up the club's goal scoring charts, moving all the way to seventh all-time with 26 career goals and fourth all-time in MLS. One of just 21 players all-time to appear in 100+ competitive matches for the Men in Red, Pappa, like Blanco never won a title but became a mainstay in the Guatemalan national team during his time with the Fire before launching off to a career abroad last month with Dutch side Heerenveen.
Lubos Kubik – The rock at the back in the early years, Lubos Kubik is likely one of the most skilled Fire players to ever wear the badge. The third inductee to the club's Ring of Fire, Kubik was a key cog in the 1998-double winning team and helped to solidif the Fire defense, partnering with the likes of C.J. Brown, Francis Okaroh, Tom Soehn and a young Carlos Bocanegra.
The former Czechoslovak international had the additional ability to add to the attack, leading Fire defenders all-time in tallying 19 goals and 28 assists in 88 competitive matches for the Men in Red.
Aside from his play, perhaps one of the best reasons to include Kubik on the list is for something he did in another uniform.
Kubik returned to Soldier Field as a member of the Dallas Burn on July 21, 2001. Starting the game as a substitute, Kubik was warming up and looked ready to soon come on to help Dallas protect a 1-0 lead when referee whistled Burn goalkeeper Matt Jordan for a penalty kick by referee Richard Heron.
Standing behind the goal, Kubik jumped over the boards and onto the field to confront the referee who then issued a red card to Kubik for illegally entering the field. Walking away from Heron, the former Fire defender then turned and confronted him again, this time pulling the whistle out of his mouth.
As they say, this all came "allegedly" as Kubik did not want to face the Fire at Soldier Field. Of course, he did suit up and play 86 minutes against the Fire on the final day of the regular season, but who wants facts to get in the way of a legendary story?
True or not? Ask Lubos yourself at the 15th Fire Anniversary party on October 8. Get your tickets to that event by visiting www.fireanniversary.com and be sure you're at Toyota Park for Wednesday's Anniversary match against the Philadelphia Union.
Stay tuned to Chicago-Fire.com next week for the installment of the #Fire15 Players presented by TrueCar.
Over the summer, we presented 15 Memorable Games and Goals from the club's first 15 seasons. We also asked you the fans who the top 15 players in club history were.
As we come closer to our 15th Anniversary on October 8th, we also get closer to completing the the #Fire15 players list presented by TrueCar as voted on by our loyal supporters. To be clear, you won't see numbers ranking the players. That's because this isn't a countdown but rather a series to honor 15 great players in Fire history.
In the second installment of the series last week DaMarcus Beasley, Ante Razov and Chris Armas joined Jesse Marsch, Logan Pause and Chris Rolfe on the list.
Today, Carlos Bocanegra, Brian McBride and Zach Thornton bring the total to nine...
Carlos Bocanegra – There was always something special about Carlos Bocanegra and from the moment he came into the league in 2000, it didn't take long for the future U.S. Men's National Team captain to make his mark.
Appearing in 39 competitive matches while tallying a goal and an assist, Bocanegra would go on to win MLS Rookie of the Year that season and was part of the defense that helped the Fire to its second MLS Cup final in three seasons as well as second U.S. Open Cup title in the same time span.
In 2002 and 2003, Bocanegra would show his dominance defense around the league, becoming the first player to win the league's Defender of the Year award in back-to-back seasons, before ending his time in MLS with a Supporters Shield, another U.S. Open Cup title and a trip back to the MLS Cup.
Having recorded seven goals and nine assists across 122 competitive matches, it's safe to say the time in Chicago laid the groundwork for one of the best American defenders of all-time. Bocanegra's legacy around the Fire is still felt, with fans often clamoring for an eventual return to the Windy City.
Brian McBride – Ironically enough, McBride was a longtime teammate of Bocanegra both with the U.S. Men's National team and during their time at English Premier League side Fulham FC.
Brian's return to MLS with the Fire in 2008 was one that he'd long made known he'd like to make in order to finish out his career in his hometown. Having tallied 21 goals and seven assists across 72 competitive matches, McBride's contributions at the Fire, like those with the national team and abroad weren't always measurable purely by stats.
Rather, talking to guys about what McBride provided during his time with the Fire, they mention what American fans had long come to know: a strong, hard-working presence up top. There's something else that's more strike what still may pay dividends down the road…
QUOTABLE: "He brought a great level of education to the younger guys. I know personally he had a huge impact on my game. I got to spend a lot of time with Brian. He had the highest level of professionalism that has been exhibited by a player. He came in every session and worked hard every day to the point that you didn't realize how old he was at the time. Us young kids benefitted because he's always coaching through the game. He never criticized anyone but just offered his view. He knew the game inside and out and you could see the impact it brought to this team." – Patrick Nyarko
Better yet, McBride today was announced as another of many special guests at the October 8th Anniversary Party at the Chicago History Museum,,,
Zach Thornton – What can you say about Big Z? I think it might be best to draw the comparison to another of the Fire15 in Ante Razov. Much like Ante with LA, Zach had played sparingly in New York through the first two seasons of MLS before joining the Fire via the 1997 Expansion Draft.
That season he had to contend for playing time with the much higher profile Jorge Campos who was in and out of the team due to commitments with the Mexican national side as well as splitting time with Pumas UNAM. Thornton would finally make the job his and be in goal to back stop the side to the 1998 MLS and U.S. Open Cup double, winning MLS Goalkeeper of the Year and being named to the Best XI in the process.
The goalkeeper would go on to be one of three players (along with Chris Armas and C.J. Brown) to be part of the all six of the club's domestic titles, holds nearly all of the club's goalkeeping records and sits third all-time behind only Brown (372) and Logan Pause (298) for most competitive appearances with the Fire at 276.
Stay tuned on Thursday as we name three more members of the #Fire15 and be sure to get your tickets to the October 3rd 15th Anniversary match vs. the Philadelphia Union as well as the 15th Anniversary Party to be held October 8 at the Chicago History Museum. Fire legends will be in attendance at both events.
After Sunday, D.C. United continued to move up the Eastern Conference table even without Dwayne DeRosario, earning a 1-0 home win over Chivas USA. The shock result of the weekend likely came earlier in the day as Houston dropped a 3-1 decision at lowly Philadelphia, leaving them just one point above sixth place Columbus for the final playoff spot in the East.
Seeing as I broke down each team's remaining schedules prior to Sunday's two matches, I won't do it again here… Refer to that blog for an almost up-to-date breakdown.
Instead today's edition of Playoff Math will be shorter and potentially sweeter as I focus on "Magic Numbers"…
I've come to find out that with three variations of a result, "Magic Numbers" in soccer are more difficult to come by than in baseball, basketball or football. but I felt it part of my duties as Team Writer to work out just how close the Fire (and the rest of the East) are to playoff qualification.
To be clear, the "Magic Numbers" below do not reflect the number of points a team needs to earn but rather, the number of points a team needs to gain combined with the number of points the sixth place team (right now Columbus) needs to drop. In the Crew's case, it's in comparison to fifth place Houston.
As an example, the Fire could achieve their magic number of five by winning Friday night at Sporting KC (3 points) and then have Columbus lose (drop 3 points) or draw with Philadelphia (drop 2 points).
Also find the "Soonest Could Clinch" column which is pretty self-explanatory. It's factored by taking into account the date a team could gain maximum points and have the sixth place team no longer able to catch them.
Make sense? Here's the table…
|Games Left
|Max. Points
|Magic Number
|Soonest Could Clinch
|Sporting KC
|Chicago Fire
|NY Red Bulls
|D.C. United
|Houston Dynamo
|Columbus Crew
The only other team that can clinch qualification this week is of course Sporting, who simply need a victory over the Fire or a draw and Columbus defeat to book their ticket to the postseason.
Not that you need much more reason to tune into the Fire's game at Sporting KC Friday at 7:30pm CT on NBC Sports Network but it could end up being one of the biggest games of the season…


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A federal judge ruled in favor of Fort Wayne Community Schools in the case involving "I (heart) boobies" bracelets, upholding the district's belief the bracelets are lewd.
U.S. District Judge Joseph S. VanBokkelen's decision comes nearly two months after a hearing on whether the district could ban the bracelets.
Attorneys for the ACLU, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the student, now a senior at North Side High School, argued the bracelets were protected by constitutional free-speech rights.
School officials, though, argued the bracelets were disruptive because of their content and defended their decision to ban them at North Side High School.
According to the lawsuit, filed in March 2012, the girl's mother, identified as Julie Andrzejewski, is a breast cancer survivor and had bought the bracelet for her daughter as a gift.
School officials took the bracelet from the girl but later gave it back to her and told her she could no longer wear it to school.
Tuesday's decision comes just a few days after the bracelets were deemed to be constitutionally-protected speech by the U.S. 3rd District Court of Appeals in Pennsylvania.
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Pixie Geldof swings by the LOVE offices for some accessories fun
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She may have had to miss a Grazia photo-shoot with Jonathan Saunders for Pollini because of her exams, but Pixie Geldof was more than willing to help out the LOVE crew last Friday. So busy were Katie Grand's staff that they recruited Pixie to help with some photocopying and faxing. While in the offices, she couldn't resist trying on some gorgeous Hermès accessories including metal-detailed belts and cuffs. Can you blame her?


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Topshop 'Sherbert' Bow shoes
Can you imagine going out in these shoes and not getting admiring (or at least interested!) comments from everyone you met?
They're the latest standout style from Topshop's ever more engaging collection and I think they'd look their best teamed with a pencil skirt or black dress with a bit of petticoat showing. Two tone, with easy colours to match, I think they're great value for such wearable party shoes, too.
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Beautiful and driving medium-tempo track performed by electrical guitars and electronic bass/drums section. Minor key and transparent guitar melodies create mysterious and urban-like feel. Perfect for time lapse, documentary videos, games, especially advertising projects. Shorter length version is included for your convenience!
Night Life – 02:12
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Absolutely Uplifting – great motivational, positive, uplifting, commercial pop-rock track.
Winners – great motivational, positive, optimistic, background track.
Happy Dream – great happy, bouncy and joyful ukulele track.
Way To Success – great beautiful, dramatic, motivational background track.
Triumph – great epic, majestic and triumphant orchestral track.
Corporate Morning – great uplifting corporate track for business presentations.
Flying High – bright and beautiful fast commercial track with echoing guitar.
Pumping Driving Aggressive – great electronic energetic track in heavy trance style.
Majestic – beautiful and inspirational ambient piano track.
Happiness – carefree, catchy and joyful folk track with whistling.
Uprising – dramatic electronic cinematic track for trailer or movie opener.
Absolutely Free – driving, energetic rock track for action sport video or extreme game.
Run To Freedom – ominous, rising cinematic dubstep track for your trailer or film.
Christmas – fairy holiday tune for your Christmas or New Year Project.


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Ford hasn't said anything about it, but those who predict and those who do business with Ford in Australia expect The Blue Oval to cease production there as of 2016. The primary reason cited is the arrival of Euro 5 emissions standards on November 1, 2016, which are too stringent for the company's bread-and-butter Falcon sedan and Territory crossover to pass. It's been said that it would cost Ford millions to reengineer and retool, but sales of the Falcon sedan have been down for so long now that Ford announced earlier this month that 440 people would be let go from its two plants there.
In fact, Ford's Aussie position has been under threat for years. In 2007 the company announced it would close its Geelong engine plant at a cost of 600 jobs, only to reverse the decision a year later and keep the plant operating. Meanwhile, the value of the Australian dollar, cautious consumers and tariff reductions in the overall market have made imports tougher competition and depressed margins. It is the Falcon's troubles that are especially painful, though, causing a planned production cut of 25 percent in November.
In view of Ford's moves and the company's silence on its plans, suppliers have been rewriting their business plans for a future without Ford Australia, letting go of workers and going into receivership. Ford's departure would mean the loss of 3,000 jobs directly, with more to come in the supply chain and incidental industries. Also lost should this come to be: the legendary rivalry between the Falcon and General Motors' Holden Commodore, not to mention that between Ford Performance Vehicles (the FPV GT from 2008 is pictured above) and Holden Special Vehicles.
The front- and all-wheel-drive Ford Taurus range is expected to replace the rear-wheel-drive Falcon, and an as-yet-unnamed crossover would fill in for the Territory. Ford has had a manufacturing base Down Under since 1925 – leaving the country would mean only General Motors and Toyota remain as domestic producers.


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Miley, Miley, Miley!
Mutherfuckers got that Miley fever. Everyone is up in arms about Miley Cyrus not wearing pants, "twerking" and fraternizing with rappers. Guess what, she's 20. Thats what happens when you're 20. You test your limits. You get shitty haircuts, wear too much make up and put together questionable outfits. But she got that Hannah Montana skrilla so she's doin' it extra large. I say leave Miley alone. Let her get freaky. At the end of the day she's the one that has to look Dolly Parton in the eye and be proud of who she is.
She's going for it… she ain't worried bout nothin'
Also you know you just jealous … who DOESN'T want to hang out with ALL the rappers?
Thematic 5Ks
My Facebook feed is inundated with viral marketing for The Color Run, Tough Mudder, Blacklight Run, Zombie Run, Bad Prom Run. You fucking name it, there's a thematic 5K based on it. That's the only way to get Americana to exercise publicly. Involve an opportunity to dress up like an asshole and consume alcohol at sunrise and mutherfuckers show out. The worst part is on Monday fools be like, "Yeah…I ran a 5K this weekend. It's the third one this year." Mmmmhmmm. Sure, you did.
Nerd Nerd
OMG I'm such a nerd nerd. Nerd? I mean nerd. Like, I've been nerd before nerd was even nerd. You nerd? Total nerd.
Almond tip. Dragon Lady claws. Talons. I will never understand why all these bitches think it's bad to to have witch hands. Never.


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Diane Bobiak, of Spokane, along with Jim and Marji Bobiak, of Elk, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Stephanie Marie Bobiak, to John Clark Osborne III, son of John and Mary Lynn Osborne, of Vero Beach, Florida. Ms. Bobiak is a 2002 graduate of Freeman High School, a 2006 graduate of the University of Oregon, and a 2008 graduate of the Monterey Institute of International Studies. Mr. Osborne is a 2001 graduate of Cornell University and a 2005 graduate of the University of Washington. The future bride and groom reside in the Washington DC area and work for the federal government. The couple will wed in August 2014 at the Base Chapel at Mukogawa Fort Wright Institute.


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A Livable Community is one that has affordable and appropriate housing; adequate transportation and mobility options; accessible health and human services; and workforce, volunteer and community engagement opportunities that enable citizens to thrive across their lifespan. These amenities help to maximize individual independence and quality of life while enhancing the economic, civic and social vitality of the community. Local governments and community leaders across the nation are adopting the paradigm of livability across the lifespan as a framework for fostering creative opportunities that respond to the changing demographics of their cities, towns and counties. By 2030, more than 70 million Americans—twice the number in 2000—will be 65 and older, and nearly 90 percent of older adults wish to age-in-place in their existing homes or communities. These solutions ensure that communities are great places to grow up and grow old.
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n4a is a national leader in helping communities understand what is needed to prepare for the aging population. We provide coalition training, keynote speakers, focus groups and workshop development to assist in this process. In partnership with Partners for Livable Communities, n4a:
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n4a has selected six communities to participate in a MetLife-funded Livable Communities Collaborative. This initiative convenes local partnerships involving the Area Agency on Aging, government representatives and community groups, to identify and address ways to ensure that their communities meet the needs of citizens across their lifespan. The Livable Communities Collaborative is working with the Aging's Network Volunteer Collaborative to help participating communities develop the social capital of older adults, by training and engaging them in Self-Directed Volunteer (SDV) Teams—a multi-skilled group that shares responsibility for addressing a challenge or opportunity (http://sdvnetwork.com/volunteer/introductory-video/). These volunteer teams will form a critical part of planning and advancing the livable communities agenda.
The six communities are: Larimer County, CO; Miami Gardens, FL; Monroe County (Rochester area), NY; Santa Fe, NM; Sedgwick County (Wichita), KS; and York, PA.
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You stupid marclar.
That marclar doesn't work.
That marclar doesn't work.
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From old French meaning "that fool is a freakin flamer"
To present meaning, any noun.
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Hey marclar lets's go down to the marclar and buy some marclar.
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As we get older, it's true that we grow wiser with time. However, there are certain effects that come with it that are less than savory. Ailments like arthritis plague seniors, but the condition is quite common and natural. Wrinkles are another natural effect that tend to begin much earlier in life.
Those tiny creases around the eyes and mouth may not seem like much to casual observers, but that can mean the world to you. We tend to look at ourselves very critically compared to others, and often times the problems we see are hardly noticeable by the outside world.
A great deal of money is spent in the cosmetic surgery industry every year on all manner of procedures. Some are more invasive than others, but going under the knife at all is a decidedly drastic course of action to take. Some people also have their faces pumped with fillers and collagen that is supposed to tighten the skin and ease the appearance of fine lines and creases, but the effects can be rather numbing and uncomfortable. In fact, the resulting look may turn out to look rather unnatural.
That's why it's best to look for much more simple and holistic options. You can fix up an eye wrinkle treatment at home by using one of dozens of home remedies on the web, but you can also invest in pre-rendered systems like the one from JeNu. Ultimately, you'll also need to take care to revamp your diet and exercise routine for the most elastic and youthful skin.
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Barnsley and Charlton remain in negotiations over Chris O'Grady but are no nearer reaching an agreement for the striker.
The Addicks last week had a bid in the region of B£500,000 accepted but Press Association Sport understands coming to a compromise over the structure of the deal is proving problematic. The Sky Bet Championship club have also yet to agree personal terms with the player.Talks are continuing between all parties but O'Grady's proposed switch the The Valley hangs in the balance.Charlton, who unlike Barnsley narrowly avoided relegation last season, face competition from other Championship clubs to sign the 28-year-old.O'Grady was the Tykes' top scorer during the 2013/14 campaign with 15 goals and the Addicks' London rivals Millwall are known to be monitoring developments."Hopefully things will get resolved but where we're at is a fee, which is close to what has been reported, has been agreed and dialogue remains ongoing," the player's representative told Press Association Sport."One club has laid out a set way of how they want things done but at the moment they aren't even close. I'd say, as things stand, it was 50/50 as to whether it will happen."Clubs have made offers which have not been accepted so, yes, there is plenty of interest in Chris and he wants to stay at that level (in the Championship)."O'Grady is half way through a two-year contract at Barnsley having joined the Tykes from South Yorkshire rivals Sheffield Wednesday last summer following a loan spell at Oakwell.
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The most important part of your answer are the two words "to me", and I so appreciate that you included them! I assume that by doing so, you understand that he did not come off that way to many, if not most, other people.
My guess is that you pretty much thought of him that way already, or you would not have experienced his performance that ay last night. My question is what is it that he did to provoke your response, especially as the President consumed almost 15% more speaking time?!


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What Is the National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard?
The National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard (NIMAS) is a response to the challenge of providing all students with special needs the same high-quality instructional opportunities that non-disabled students enjoy as they study and work to master their curricula. Panels of experts from many fields including special education, teaching pedagogy, online learning, science, social studies, math, literacy, and publishing were summoned to work together on the NIMAS project. One of the initial goals of their work was to decide what digitized coding formats would best suit the needs of different types of students. For now, NIMAS is a voluntary standard that is meant to guide the production and electronic distribution of instructional materials for students with disabilities. The expectation is that the content of the kindergarten through 12th grade curricula will be able to be re-organized and reformatted so that it can be easily adapted by teachers to meet the special needs of all students. NIMAS encourages the conversion of textbooks into Braille, text-to-speech, and other formats more accessible for students with disabilities, and does so with the understanding that these converted materials will be based on the specialized coding system that will allow for the greatest flexibility possible.
NIMAS, part of the legislation IDEA and endorsed by the U.S. Department of Education, encourages publishers to accommodate all learners. Before NIMAS was passed, there were no other choices but to have textbooks individually converted to books-on-tape or translated into Braille and audio formats. This process is time consuming and expensive. In the end, it both excludes access to many students and is ineffective as a way to help students become more independent learners. Complying with the NIMAS standard is going to take a long time and will be very expensive. Imagine creating digitized textbooks for every English, Social Studies, Science, Math and foreign language textbook and workbook, every magazine and every novel that might be used in a classroom. This is a huge challenge for textbook companies as well as school districts and local, state, and federal government agencies. The will to do the right thing is a great first step toward ensuring that students can easily access appropriate materials to assist their learning.
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LONDON (AP) Ś Spurred on by Steffi Graf and inspired by an array of other sporting greats, Sabine Lisicki pulled herself out of a big hole and climbed right into the Wimbledon final.
The 23rd-seeded German, a Wimbledon semifinalist two years ago, overcame a 3-0 deficit in the third set to beat Agnieszka Radwanska 6-4, 2-6, 9-7 Thursday and advance to her first Grand Slam final.
On Saturday, she will face Marion Bartoli, a 6-1, 6-2 winner over Kirsten Flipkens in the other semifinal.
ōItÆs another challenge, and IÆm looking forward to it,ö said Lisicki, who beat defending champion Serena Williams in the fourth round.
The menÆs semifinals are set for Friday, with top-seeded Novak Djokovic playing Juan Martin del Potro and 2012 finalist Andy Murray up against the surprising 24th-seeded Jerzy Janowicz.
SaturdayÆs final will be the second at Wimbledon in the 45-year Open era between two women who have never won a Grand Slam title. Although Bartoli has the edge in experience after reaching the 2007 final at the All England Club, Lisicki may have the bigger advantage with a 3-1 record against the Frenchwoman, including a quarterfinal win at Wimbledon in 2011 in their last meeting.
Lisicki started off Thursday playing aggressive tennis on Centre Court, and it yielded immediate results. She won 22 of her 30 points on serve and broke Radwanska once.
But soon after, LisickiÆs serve deserted her, and so did her lead.
Lisicki lost all four of her service games in the second set, with the lowlight coming in the final game. Leading 30-0, Lisicki lost four straight points, including two double-faults.
ōShe made some really good points. I made a few errors too many,ö said Lisicki, the first German to reach the Wimbledon final since Graf in 1999. ōBut I regained my focus and game in the third set, and thatÆs the main part.ö
Graf may have played a small role in the comeback. The seven-time Wimbledon champion sent Lisicki a text message before the match to wish her luck.
ōShe told me to go for it, and IÆm just so happy,ö Lisicki said. ōI was just fighting for every single point out there. Fought my heart out there.ö
Besides Graf, Lisicki also named a few others who have helped inspire her to come back from a serious left ankle injury in 2010, including ski great Hermann Maier and NFL quarterback Drew Brees.
ōI read his book while I was injured,ö Lisicki said of Maier, an Austrian who won several Olympic and world championship medals. ōAlmost losing his leg and then to come back and be the world champion in his sport, I think was an unbelievable story.
ōAlso Drew Brees. ... He has torn everything there was in the shoulder, and he still came back and was one of the best.ö
Bartoli needed no such motivation, making quick work of Flipkens with her two-handed backhands and forehands mixing with little hops between points, as is her custom.
ōI played great. I executed very well. I hit lobs, passing shots, winners, returns, everything worked out perfectly,ö said Bartoli, who won in 62 minutes. ōWhen I fell on the grass after match point, it was just so emotional. I dreamed about that moment, about returning to the Wimbledon final.ö
The last time she made it this far, it didnÆt turn out so well. She lost to Venus Williams 6-4, 6-1.
But this time is different, or at least Bartoli believes it will be.
ōGod, I think IÆm serving better,ö Bartoli said. ōI mean, I do just everything a bit better than what I was doing six years ago. I think if I would play myself now, with my game six years ago compared with my game today, I would probably be beating myself quite easily because IÆm just doing everything better.ö


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hmm, never would have figured an apple in there, but not bad at all. i can switch with other fruit or vegetable too i guess.experimenting healthily.
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great but isn't this too much sodium and potassium and protein? Moderator comment: Considering the calorie value and ingredients, no becouse if you add some bread and a beverage it makes a meal that is still in the kidney-friendly range. If you need lower protein you can reduce the eggs to 2 insead of 3.
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We loved it! First time I read this recipe my husband crinkled his nose but had agreed it's a keeper. We used egg substitute and PAM spray & made it a scramble vs. on omelet in the oven.
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This was absolutely delicious! I eliminated putting it in the oven by lifting the edges and letting the uncooked egg run into the pan. Next time I will try using swiss cheese and perhaps substitute a pear for the apple just for variety.
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Prep: 20 min. + chilling
1 quart fresh strawberries
1 cup orange juice
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2 teaspoons lemon juice
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Reviewer: Rick Morrow (gaithersburg, md) 7.11.2012
Almost Perfect
Unlike the Schubert this flip top helmet (1) sits properly on my head,(2) the visor has positive locking at a variety of settings, (3) costs less, (4) always latches when you close it with a reassuing "click". It is a bit drafty though. Had to put painters tape over the top scoop to keep the cold air out. Noise level is low, however ear plugs are required. Weight is on par with the Schubert and the the helmet included an pin-lock anti-fog shield. Helmet liner is fully removable for washing. Great helmet. Wish this was on the market before I wasted my money on a Schubert.
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