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New York Red Bulls defender Connor Lade has been seeing some time at midfield recently, including a start at the position in New York's 3-2 win over D.C. United on Sunday. Connor spoke with NewYorkRedBulls.com following the team's practice session at Red Bull Arena, prior to the team's departure for its upcoming match at Toronto F.C.
In the last game against United you started at midfield, which wasn't the first time we saw you in that position. What's it like to play there?
It was good. I haven't played there much in my past, but its kind of similar to playing outside back, except you're just forward a bit more. But, I enjoyed it. We've been working hard in training to make sure I was ready for it--tactically and just physically getting ready, and mentally up for it. But I really enjoyed it, it was nice getting into the offensive third a lot more.
What do you need to focus on more as a midfielder as opposed to a defender? What are the main differences?
You know, you have to be a lot better on your attacking game, making good decisions on the ball, because if you're losing the ball in the midfield that's just going to lead to counter attacks against your team. So, we've been really stressing the passing game to just make good, simple decisions and working on my crosses to make sure I get them consistently into the box.
Without playing the position much in the past, what do you think it was that made [Coach] Hans [Backe] decide to play you there?
I don't know. We looked at it a bit in preseason, I played there, and I thought I did pretty well there. So I think, hopefully, he trusted that he could put me there. At the end of the day it's his decision, and I'm just going to do whatever it takes to be on the field.
I'm not sure if you pay much attention to rookie power rankings or things like that, but pretty much every time something with best rookies comes out it's you and Ryan Meara together. Has that brought together any kind of a friendly rivalry or camaraderie?
No, I'm really happy for Ryan. Ryan's been on top of the charts since day one and I don't think there's any other spot for him other than the top, he's having a great season. There's no rivalry there, he's one of my closest friends on the team and I'm just really happy for him. But, maybe I'll catch him (laughs).
I'm sure you've heard that Corey Hertzog's loan has been extended to the entire USL-PRO season, what's it like to not have him in the house?
It's tough, it's a little more quiet between him and Mocha [Hertzog's dog] not being there. He's, you know again, one of my closest friends on the team but I'm really happy for him because he's getting a shot to get good minutes down there and he's doing really well, getting goals. Hopefully, once we get him back in September, he'll be ready to step on the field and do the same thing here.
Looking forward to Saturday's match against Toronto, what are you looking to accomplish up there?
We got to get three points. We had a great game the last time out so were kind of running on high after not necessarily our best performances in the past few games. We're really confident right now and we really need to go up there and get a solid three road points.
The New York Red Bulls and USL-Pro side Wilmington Hammerheads recently agreed to extend Corey Hertzog's loan for the remainder of Wilmington's season. We caught up with Corey to see how he was doing in North Carolina.
How have you been doing?
Doing well. I like it down here. I like the experience. I've been able to get some games and score some goals.
What do you think about your loan and its extension?
It's a great opportunity for game experience. I can work on some stuff and play more.
How was the transition to a different team mid-season?
It's been good; we play well as a group. We are playing good soccer and hopefully can continue doing that.
How is your relationship on and off the pitch with your teammates- do you guys have a rapport?
It's good, we live together in the same apartment complex. It's a good core group of guys. It's a good group to come into.
While on loan with the Hammerheads, you've played in seven matches and registered four goals and two assists. What do you have to say about your performance thus far with the Hammerheads?
I feel that I started off well. I need to score more goals personally and help out the team more. We jell well as a team. These games have helped me show teams what I can do, show New York what I can do as a player.
Have you been following the Red Bulls in the news?
Absolutely. I followed their games against Vancouver and DC.
What do you think about Barklage's two goals on Saturday? And Solli's first goal of the season against United?
Barklage was awesome. I was standing up and cheering. Solli also had a great goal.
Has there been any individual on the Red Bulls team that has served as a role model, or someone that you admire, during your time with the team?
Definitely [Thierry] Henry. He is one of the best players in the world. He is a great person to watch play and train [with] and to try and learn everything you can.
Did you bring your glamour shot that we all saw, and secretly wanted, in the "Under One Roof" segment with you to Wilmington?
(Laughs) No, it's still in the same spot at home.
The notorious photograph is still hanging in the house he shares with Vuolo and Lade and will be waiting for him, like all of us, when he returns to New York.
Although online voting for the 2012 MLS All-Star continues now through July 2, you can do your part to make sure Heath Pearce makes his way to the star-studded match against Chelsea.
As of right now, Red Bulls defender Heath Pearce is currently third overall in text voting. The top player in text votes is guaranteed a spot on the All-Star team, so let's get that tally up.
All you have to do is text "PEARCE" to 22442. Voting is unlimited, so go crazy to make sure Pearce is playing in the July 25 MLS All-Star Game at PPL Park.
While you're at it, let Heath know you have his back by sending a Tweet to @HEATHGPEARCE.
Red Bulls midfielder Dane Richards spoke with NewYorkRedBulls.com Wednesday following the team's training session at Montclair State University to talk about New York's latest match against D.C. United and their upcoming fixture with Toronto F.C.
You missed the last game with your suspension [due to yellow card accumulation], what did it mean to you to have to miss out on the rivalry match with D.C. United?
Watching the game was unbelievable. The team put on a great performance to beat the D.C. rival so it was great watching from the stands.
The game was played in front of a sold out crowd, what did you think of the atmosphere that night?
It made me mad because I wasn't playing (laughs). But no, I loved it, it was unbelievable. I sat in the stands for the first half and I thought it was unbelievable. When we went one down, they were still behind us, so we got the lead before halftime.
What can you say about Brandon Barklage's performance in the game?
He was on fire, that's all I can say. He was unbelievable, he got his first goal to equalize and then an unbelievable volley for the second goal. So, an unbelievable performance and I hope he can continue that into the next game.
You guys are going to Toronto this weekend, what are you expecting out of them?
Well, they were losing every game and then they tied two in a row, so I'm sure they're looking for the victory. So, we just have to go there and be disciplined and just try to get the three points.
Is there anything in particular that you are going to try to exploit in their defense or just play your normal game?
We're just going to play our game. Once we play our game, the team is going to get chances and just got to put them away.
With his next start, Richards will pass Carlos Mendes for second place on the all-time games played list in franchise history with 147 games.
We'll never grow tired of seeing Ryan Meara sitting atop the MLS rookie rankings, and thankfully neither is the staff at MLSsoccer.com.
In this week's installment, Meara continues to hold down the No. 1 spot after the Red Bulls won one and tied one over the past week of play. Here's what they have to say about Meara:
"Another week brought two more solid performances from the Red Bulls backstop, even if he didn't have much to do when it came to making saves. Drawing in Vancouver is nothing to be ashamed of, especially since he didn't have a chance of stopping Martín Bonjour's goal. Add in a home win against D.C., and New York have to be thrilled with their week."
Fellow rookie Connor Lade has come and gone from the Rookie Rankings over the course of the season, but he's back in it at No. 5 overall this week:
"After a brief appearance in these rankings, Lade is back, the result of two effective starts in once week against two of MLS' top sides. Hans Backe has even started experimenting with the rookie at midfield, where he slotted in against D.C. Who knows if he'll stay in the lineup, but for now, the Homegrown signing deserves a look."
Kudos to both rooks for getting the credit they deserve after each put in yet another strong effort on the pitch this past week.
The Red Bulls return to action Saturday when they visit Toronto for a 7pm kickoff on MSG.
Red Bull Arena will play host to three-straight home games in July when the Red Bulls take on Seattle July 15, Chicago July 18 and Philadelphia July 21. The first 5,000 fans 16 and Under for the July 21 match against Philadelphia will receive a free flat-brimmed cap. Get your tickets to any and all of the Red Bulls home matches at Red Bulls Ticket Central, or by calling 877.RB.SOCCER.
Mike Petke knows a thing or two about the New York - DC United rivalry. After all, he spent a number of seasons on the pitch for both sides, before retiring after the 2010 season and assuming the role of assistant coach with New York.
Petke caught up with NewYorkRedBulls.com following Wednesday's training session to discuss the long-standing rivalry, his role as both a player and a coach and New York's valiant win over DC Sunday night at Red Bull Arena.
Having been on both sides of the New York-DC rivalry, what went through your mind Sunday night?
First and foremost it's great to come out with the win. But that game right there, I believe, does a huge thing for MLS soccer in general. Especially for this year. Anybody who saw that game, whether you know everything or nothing about soccer, you walk away with a smile on your face. It was end-to-end, it was a great possession game and there was five goals scored. A phenomenal full house, and that's the beauty of the game right there.
As a former player for both teams, what would normally go into your pre-game psyche as you prepped for a game like that, no matter what side you were on?
Take my rookie year. You know, just being thrown into it and not knowing the history – well, there wasn't much history there, but not knowing the bitterness between the two, I was happy to be out there. From the second year and on I was amped up for that game. I got a couple of red cards throughout the years in those games, scored a couple of goals, for both teams actually in the rivalry, and it's just one of those things that for a young league like us to have a rivalry and – not a true derby since it's not the same city – but, you know, the American version of the Derby, it's very important. It really gets fans and the team really pumped up. I made sure to walk around the locker room leading up to this game to the young guys and the new guys saying, 'Listen, you know, if you don't know anything about this rivalry, get on your computer, research it, or ask me. I don't want you showing up that day and thinking it's just like any old game.' And they got the picture.
What about extracting yourself from the game as a player and seeing it from the eyes of a coach now?
Oh it's horrible. I hate it. I hated sitting on the bench with that crowd, with the fight that was going on on the field. You want to be involved in that more than just sitting on the sidelines watching. But it's good to see some guys, most guys, get into it and realize what it is and almost live a little bit through them.
Having been a part of the rivalry at such an early stage, and seeing how it's progressed over the years – not necessarily just on the field – but when you looked around at Red Bull Arena, the place was packed. You've seen Giants Stadium, RFK, and now this place…how has it grown?
There's been many games throughout the last 13 years, 14 years, where I've scratched my head and said, 'Uh, this is really a rivalry?' It just hasn't panned out. But many games have. That was, I think, the greatest environment I've been a part of for a rivalry like that. And there's been many classic games between us, but I think that's going to go down as possible the best rivalry game we've had with them.
Bigger picture now. Seeing how DC is playing this year as opposed to last year, where they are with the Red Bulls right now in the standings, do you see this thing possibly brewing into a postseason battle as well?
Well, if it does I hope that we have home-field advantage, to be honest with you. DC's a very good team. Ben Olsen's a very good friend of mine. I played with him for many years and I couldn't be happier for him. He got thrown into a situation that he really didn't have that much experience, but he had the respect of the organization and the players, so they threw him in there and he's done great with them. But you know, I could definitely see us meeting them down the road in some sort of important game. Yeah, definitely some time this year.
The accolades just keep coming for Red Bulls defender Brandon Barklage, who just this past Sunday netted his first-career MLS goal, followed shortly after by his first-career MLS brace.
From giving fans the shirt off his back, to receiving a hefty pat on the back for his part in the Red Bulls' win, it's been nothing but a positive week for the St. Louis native.
MLSsoccer.com was straight and to the point in their assessment of Barklage, as he cracked the Starting XI in Week 16's Team of the Week:
"Lit up his former team with two excellent finishes to power the Red Bulls to a 3-2 win over D.C. United."
Mehdi Ballouchy and Dax McCarty were each tagged as "Honorable Mentions" in the Team of the Week, as each put in an industrious effort Sunday against DC United.
The Red Bulls return to action Saturday when they head north of the border for a 7pm ET kick off against Toronto. Watch all the action live on MSG.
Watch: Barklage Gives Shirt Off His Back | Barklage Nets His First | Barklage Buries His Second
What a difference a win makes. Be it jovial locker room banter, a rise to first place in the standings or a jump in power rankings, three points gets you a lot in this league. It's always nice to see others take notice.
That's the case with this week's power rankings, as the Red Bulls took a nice jump across the board to re-enter the Top 3.
We'll start things off with MLSsoccer.com. They have the Red Bulls taking a leap from No. 5 overall in Week 15 rankings to No. 2 this week thanks largely in part to a nice public pat on the back for Dax McCarty:
"All we wanted from Dax McCarty, really from Day 1, was for him to channel his inner Didier Deschamps. Now he's finally done it and is the keystone to New York's sprint to the top of the East. Few defensive midfielders cover more ground, and only Beckerman starts an attack as well."
ESPN has the Red Bulls locked in at No. 2 overall as well after placing them fourth last week. Nothing but heaps of praise for the biggest storyline coming out of the win:
"Brandon Barklage dished out a serious helping of revenge against former club D.C. United, scoring two goals in a 3-2 victory. Even better, his block of a Maicon Santos shot helped preserve the win."
Sports Illustrated seems a bit hesitant to demote Real Salt Lake too far down the charts after they dropped two straight this past week, but nevertheless the Red Bulls lock up third overall in their installment:
"It's hard to argue with Hans Backe's assessment that the Red Bulls' first 55 minutes against D.C. were the most complete performance that they've turned in this season."
The New York Red Bulls are teaming up with the Positive Coaching Alliance for a special event Saturday, July 21, 2012. Red Bull Arena will host an educational two-hour coaching workshop in conjunction with Positive Coaching Alliance from 10:00am to 4:00pm. PCA is a non-profit organization that works with coaches and parents to develop player skills and improve performance both on and off the pitch.
In addition to the coaching workshop, a first team New York Red Bulls coach will engage in a 30-minute discussion about the team's strategy leading up to that day's match against the Philadelphia Union at 2:30pm.
Not only does a ticket to this event include admission to the Red Bulls vs. Union match, but all participants will receive a complimentary Red Bulls hat and T-shirt and receive a private VIP tour of Red Bull Arena.
Register now and purchase your ticket for this exciting event!
It wasn't a matter of "if," it was a matter of "which." Which of Brandon Barklage's two quality goals against his former club DC United would be considered Goal of the Week material?
If you guessed his 45-minute strike, you guessed right.
Spread the word on Twitter and Facebook and let's get those votes tallied up. Vote Barklage for Goal of the Week:
Cast your ballot before voting ends for your favorite goal of Week 13-15! The winner is determined by the total number of votes cast online and via text and is announced on Fridays.
Vote online or text goal code to 22442.
Voting runs until 11:59 pm PT on Thursdays.
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According to a source, the 26-year-old singer was extremely nervous before her London's Westfield Stratford City gig because of the pressure and saw psychologist Natalie Thomas, the Mirror reported.
The source said that Thomas told the Bajan beauty how to cope and gave her a few techniques and tricks for dealing with the stress, and on building up her confidence.
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INGREDIENTSIngredients: Water (Aqua), Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Mineral Oil (Paraffinum Liquidum), Glycerin, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, Zinc Oxide, Propylene Glycol, Polyglyceryl-2-Sesquiisostearate, PEG-22/Dodecyl Glycol Copolymer, Aluminum Sucrose, Octasulfate, Aluminum Stearate, Beeswax (Cera Alba), Copper Sulfate, Magnesium Stearate, Magnesium Sulfate, Microcrystalline Wax (Cera Microcristallina), Zinc Sulfate.
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Kiru Taye is an award-winning and best-selling author of historical, contemporary and paranormal romance. Her stories are steamy and sensual, her characters are passionate and sassy and her settings, atmospheric and exotic.
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The cries of outrage over the drone strike killing Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) chief Hakimullah Mehsud on November 1 have been replaced with horror over the choice of Maulana Fazlullah, the new leader for the banned terror outfit who has reportedly ruled out any chance of peace talks with the government.
Last week, after Mehsud's death Pakistan Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan accused the U.S. of foiling the peace process and called for a review of all aspects of the country's ties with the U.S. However, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has no intention of doing this and official sources said the matter was not discussed at all. The rhetoric of one minister cannot become a policy statement, the sources said adding it would be business as usual with the U.S.
By making an international issue of drone strikes — supported by parties like Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) — the government has taken away the real issue of terrorism from the public eye. Yet, terrorism has claimed over 40,000 lives already and the government says that Pakistan is its worst victim. When the first ever democratic transition took place, the new government under Mr. Sharif vowed to end terrorism and to this end called an All Parties Conference in September for a consensus on fighting terror. The army chief of staff too was on the same page as the government and keen on a dialogue to end terrorism. Six days after the conference, two senior army officers were killed in Upper Dir, a deed attributed to the Taliban. This was followed by five blasts in Peshawar, three of them in a week, starting with the suicide bombing at All Saints Church which caused a setback to the peace talks. Later, the Law Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was killed, making him the third member of the provincial assembly to be fatally targeted.
While the Interior Minister says the government worked behind the scenes for seven weeks to reach a stage when Mehsud was going to be handed a formal letter of invitation for talks, politicians and the media are raising questions on whether the government had a plan. For instance Sheikh Rasheed Ahmad of the Awami Muslim League has told the National Assembly that he had spoken to all the interlocutors named by the government and none of them had been engaged in talks with the Taliban. Members of the National Assembly staged walkouts on Friday and insisted the Prime Minister who rarely attends the session, take them into confidence and clarify matters on the peace talks, failing which they too would launch a boycott of the proceedings.
Mr. Sharif in Karachi said he was for the peace talks to continue despite a hardliner at the TTP's head and he would continue to reach out. Lasting peace was the aim of the government, he reiterated.
Meanwhile parties like the Jamaat-e-Islami and other groups like the Difa-e- Pakistan Council have launched protests against drone strikes and NATO supplies. Imran Khan has already announced that his cadres will be mobilised to block NATO supplies from November 20. The question that is uppermost is the future of the peace talks with the TTP under its new chief. Fazlullah has already shown what he is capable of when he and his cadres terrorised the Swat region from 2007 till the Army operation forced them to flee to Afghanistan. His men shot Malala Yousafzai last year and have been against education for girls and polio immunisation. While the new government has passed ordinances to grant enhanced powers to combat terror, it is unlikely to have any effect on the Taliban and its suicide squads.
The government is battling on several fronts. It has launched a massive targeted operation in Karachi, it is up against Baloch nationalists and it has the TTP looming over its head with fresh threats of reprisal. The TTP holds that drone strikes cannot take place without Pakistan's complicity and already security is being tightened everywhere. After the initial outrage by the interior minister and Mr. Sharif's moderate response, the government is yet to spell out what course of action will be taken to pursue talks with the TTP.
Political parties continue to endorse a dialogue process with the TTP but with the uncompromising Fazlullah at the helm, the government may have to weigh other options. Under the TTP, there are some 37 groups but smaller groups can hike the number to over 50. The government has a huge challenge to further the peace talks at this juncture.


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R. Ashwin, who produced a quality spell of 14-3-30-3 to push New Zealand on to the back foot on the second day of the first Test match at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Hyderabad on Friday, believes that India will have to wrap up the innings very early on Saturday and enforce the follow-on.
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On his own career, he said: "I am more focussed now and keen to be in the forefront of what is happening."
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Did you miss a reading of Love, InshAllah when we came to your hometown? Don't fret, our dear friend Omar Mendoza put together this short video of selected readings from our event at LA's fabulous bookstore, Book Soup. Enjoy!Love Inshallah. Selected readings at Book Soup. (Los Angeles) from Omar Mendoza on Vimeo. … [Read more...]
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The 2nd phase of our Love Tour has begun! With editor Nura's recent move to Chicago, we're kicking off a series of book events in the Midwest.Our first stop -- The Motor City, Detroit, Michigan. We were invited by Wayne State graduate student Sumaya Haji-Jama who, along with fellow organizer Fadumo Abdi, put together a fabulous reading at Seva Detroit, a local, delicious vegetarian restaurant.We were thrilled to be joined by a such an energetic and engaged audience that included … [Read more...]
The Love Tour goes to Humboldt County
Nura is back in San Francisco for two weeks and we've been having a glorious Bay Area and NorCal book tour, including readings in SF, Menlo Park, Milpitas, Mill Valley (at Throckmorton Theater with author Jane Ganahl) and waaaay up north near the Oregon border in Arcata, CA.Why Arcata? Nine years ago Nura met not only her hot personal trainer Rohan (whom she writes about in Love InshAllah) during her year in Sri Lanka as a Fulbright scholar, but also the wonderful Hughes family. Her fellow … [Read more...]
The Love Tour – Day 18, LA Glam
Nura & I were joined by four of our fabulous writers - Asiila Imani, Nijla Mu'min, Tanzila Ahmed & Zahra Noorbakhsh - in LA for a reading at Book Soup on Saturday.Another standing room only crowd with the surprise twist of running into the wonderful comedians Whoopi Goldberg and Amy Poehler amidst the bookshelves!Quintessential LA glam :)Part of the Book Soup audienceLove InshAllah writers (L to R): Zahra Noorbakhsh, Tanzila Ahmed, Nijla Mu'min, Nura Maznavi, Ayesha … [Read more...]
Last night in DC
We're wrapping up our East Coast swing -- today was our last full day in DC. Tomorrow we head back to California and will be ending our official book tour this weekend in Los Angeles at the Book Soup.We've been amazed and inspired by the energy and enthusiasm of the crowds at our readings. It's been wonderful connecting with readers across the country and hearing YOUR stories.A few more media hits from the past couple of days, including Dawn, Pakistan's leading English daily, Southern … [Read more...]
Friday at the Met!
It's been a beautifully hectic week!Thanks to all our readers for your love and support as we make our way down the East Coast. There's something very special happening here - as we move from town to town the conversation and energy are swelling.We took the afternoon off to visit the renovated Islamic wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art -- incredible! Our Love Tour blog posts from Boston and NYC are coming, but in the meantime, here is some additional press coverage of Love … [Read more...]
The Love Tour – Day 7, V-day!
Our Valentine's Day started bright and early -- we were guests on the NPR show "The Takeaway" and had to be at the studio by 6:30am. We got a kick out of recording in the same studio for one of our favorite NPR shows, "The World!"From the studio, we went straight to the airport -- on to New York City! Within an hour of landing in the Big Apple, we were chatting with the folks from the South Asian Journalists Association on their afternoon webcast.Our radio interviews weren't … [Read more...]
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The Love Tour – Day 4, Launch Party!
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The Love Tour – Day 2, San Francisco
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The location is about 4h car ride from Chicago, close enough for long weekend get-aways. The location is marvelous. It is enough off the beaten path to relax and get away from it all but close enough to many attractions that add fun and excitement to our stay if we choose to take advantage of it.
Our cottage backs to rocks and woods (we call the enchanted forest) but overlooks the water on the other end. We are close to a boat rental business (about 200yds) and also close to the entrance to a great state park, Pottawatomi State Park (about 300yds). The park has ample of hiking and running path and a boat launch. In the winter it allows for snow mobiling. Ice fishing is possible in the bay. Sturgeon Bay is gorgeous with its many shops and restaurants. The YMCA close by allows for sports, athletic and pool activities. The cottage itself provides all the amenities a modern day traveler would want while still being away from home and the usual environment.
This cottage was perfect for our group that came up for a fishing trip. Everything is modern and very well maintained. The property managers were very helpful when I locked us out of the cottage....thanks for that. There is an indoor hot tub available in the neighboring building with a nice view. There is a very nice gas grill down by the water that we used and was really nice to cook our fresh fish on. There are a few rowboats/canoes for use too, but we didn't use any.
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NEWBERRY — After a late game loss to West Columbia Friday night, where West Columbia scored four runs in the bottom of the eighth, Chapin-Newberry showed no mercy on Columbia Northeast in a Saturday doubleheader at Newberry College.
In Friday night action, Chapin-Newberry gave up four runs in the bottom of the eighth and lost to West Columbia 4-3.
Dutch Fork hurler Eric Holton threw seven scoreless innings striking out eight, hitting one batter and issuing one walk. The eighth inning was West Columbia's inning, as Holton walked two batters putting runners on first and second and the tying run at the plate.
Clinton's Landon Allison was called to the mound to face the top of the order for West Columbia. The first batter singled loading the bases and he next batter hit a high chopper to the pitcher for an RBI ground out. The third batter blasted a base clearing three-run homer over the right field fence, making the score 4-3.
Chapin-Newberry first score was in the third. Danton Hyman lead off with a single and scored on a Duncan Crotwell double.
The second run was scored in the fourth. Justin Hawkins and Derrick Olenchuck walked and moved to third and second on a perfectly placed sac bunt by Holton. Hawkins scored on a pass ball and Olenchuck moved to third. Kendall Pitts walked placing runners on the corners. A strike out ended the inning.
The third run was added for Chapin-Newberry in the fifth. After a strikeout, Crotwell hit his second double of the day. He moved to third on a single by Peyton Spangler and scored on a sac fly to right field by Hawkins.
With their team down by one in the top of the ninth, the led off batter flied out. Hyman singled reaching first. The game ended on a double play by West Columbia.
Chapin-Newberry vs. Columbia NE — Game 1: 17-1
Mid-Carolina lefty Danton Hyman got the afternoon off to a solid start while he was on the mound for Chapin-Newberry. He gave up three hits, one run and issued one walk in four innings. Patrick Yoder pitched the fifth and final inning.
Columbia NE scored its only run in the top of the first.
Chapin-Newberry wasted no time calling the bats to action, plating one run in the first to answer Columbia NE's run.
Lead off batter Peyton Spangler singled up the middle and was picked off first base for the first out of the inning. After a ground out to first by the second batter, Justin Hawkins hit a shot to left field for a double.
Danton Hyman was hit by a pitch and Duncan Crotwell scored Hawkins on a hard hit ball to short. The side was retired with two men on base.
Thirteen Chapin-Newberry batters went to the plate in the second inning. Landon Allison started the inning with a single. Jake Bickley, Jared Harmon and Spangler reached base on errors and scored Allison. Derrick Olenchuck doubled scoring Bickley and Harmon. Hawkins doubled scoring Harmon and Spangler. Hyman was hit by a pitch for the second time.
Eric Holton reach base on an error loading the bases. Allison walked scoring Hawkins. Bickley hit into a fielder's choice scoring Hyman. Harmon singled up the middle and scored Holton. The side was retired after plating nine runs making the score 10-1.
The third inning saw 11 batters come to the plate and seven runs scored. Lead off batter Olenchuck walked and Hawkins singled. Hyman reached on an error and Crotwell singled, scoring Olenchuck.
The base runners moved up a base on a balk, scoring Hawkins. Allison, Harmon and Spangler all walked which scored Hyman and Crotwell. Olenchuck singled, scoring Allison and Harmon. Spangler scored on a passed ball to Hawkins who stuck out to end the inning.
The mercy rule ended the game after five innings.
Chapin-Newberry vs. Columbia NE — Game 2: 11-1
Chad Davis allowed three hits over four innings and did not walk a batter. He allowed one run on the evening but then he was relieved in the fifth by Newberry High's Jake Bickley, who retired the side 3 up, 3 down. He struck out the first batter and induced the next two batters to ground out to second baseman, Andrew Livingston.
The defense behind Davis was strong. Jack Huggins robbed a sure double from Columbia NE with a diving catch at third and a strong throw to first. Bickley turned a 3-6-3 double play when he fielded a ground ball to first and threw a shot to Hawkins at second, who returned a bullet to Bickley at first. This was Chapin-Newberry's fourth double play in its last three games.
Chapin-Newberry scored six runs in the first. Lead off batter Spangler singled and was moved to second on a sacrifice bunt from Olenchuck. Spangler eventually scored on throwing errors. Hawkins walked and Hyman doubled, scoring Hawkins. Crotwell reached on an error that scored Hyman and Crotwell scored on the same play's throwing errors. After Jack Huggins singled, Bickley, Harmon, Spangler and Olenchuck walked to plate two additional runs.
Columbia NE scratched across one run in the second but Chapin-Newberry answered as Hyman walked and stole his way around the bases to home.
Crotwell and Holton were issued free passes. Huggins hit a double to left field to score Crotwell and Holton. Harmon singled to score Huggins. Chapin-Newberry scored its last run in the third on a led off double by Hawkins and a single RBI by Holton. The 10-run mercy rule was called to end the game after five innings.
Chapin-Newberry's record improves to 10-2 and continues to lead League 8. The last regular season home game is at 7 p.m. June 23 at Newberry College.


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Scientist embarks on Arctic expedition
Port A's Edmonds to co-lead team in deep-sea research
PORT ARANSAS--Staring down at brightly colored maps that portray some of the least explored terrain on earth, research scientist Hedy Edmonds pointed to a small red star. It is one of the spots where she hopes to find new forms of Arctic life.
Edmonds, a 37-year-old geochemist at the University of Texas Marine Science Institute is co-leader with Robert Reves-Sohn, a geophysicist with the Massachusetts based Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, of the 30-member Arctic Gakkel Vents Expedition which includes specialists in each field of deep-sea exploration. It includes scientists and engineers from the U.S., Norway, Germany, Japan and Sweden.
The team will spend 40 days using a series of technological innovations to map, photograph and get samples at sites along the Gakkel Ridge, an underwater mountain range that extends roughly 1,100 miles from north of Greenland toward Siberia and is the deepest ocean ridge.
They hope to discover exotic sea-floor life and sub-marine hot springs in a region of the ocean that has been mostly cut off from other ecosystems for at least 26 million years, according to the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
In 2001, Edmonds was a key player in the Arctic Mid-Ocean Ridge Expedition that produced the first detailed maps of the Gakkel Ridge, which ranges from 1.8 to 3 miles beneath the ice cap. The team also discovered that the ridge is volcanically active.
This time, the expedition will use a robotics device known as an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle to search for the chemical and temperature signs of venting. It will send a second AUV that will use cameras and bottom-mapping sonar systems to get images of the sea floor. A third, remote-controlled sampling system will be lowered to the sea floor to pick up rocks, sediment and potentially living creatures.
All sorts of organisms thrive in the world around thermal vents. Exploration at vents in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans have led to the discovery of 600 new species since 1977, including varieties of shrimp, sea worms and giant clams, Edmonds said. The varieties of species in the Atlantic are vastly different from those in the Pacific.
"There could be something completely new in the Arctic," Edmonds said. "It has been isolated for tens of millions of years from the rest of the mid-ocean ridge system."
This expedition has multiple objectives.
The two AUVs, nicknamed Puma and Jaguar, were paid for in part by NASA because their mission in the Arctic could lead to similar research under the ice of one of Jupiter's moons, Europa, Edmonds said.
"On the technology development side, it's not just smoke and mirrors to say that the technology will help in space exploration," Edmonds said. "To me it's a benefit to increase our knowledge of the earth."
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US Census figures show, the number of couples identifying themselves as living in same-sex households in Georgia is up 55% from ten years ago. Statistics released Thursday show, the state has nearly 30,000 households self-reporting as having a same-sex couple. A demographer says, the official figure doesn't include all of Georgia's same-sex couples.
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Hotel Zetta San Francisco
55 5th Street, San Francisco, CA, USA
Neighborhood: Union Square
Elsewhere, the Viceroy group's boutique hotels and resorts tend toward a pretty unabashed sort of luxury. But in San Francisco, things are different. The locals have a finely-tuned sense for anything that could possibly come off as pretentious — which might be another way of saying that luxury, in San Francisco, means reclaimed wood, salvaged antiques, and a healthy dose of funkiness where an L.A. hotel might opt for glossy glamour. Either way, funkiness is what you get from Hotel Zetta, along with a playful edge that's inspired by the tech industry, likely Zetta's main source of patronage.
So instead of gilt and chandeliers — or alongside the gilt and chandeliers, to be scrupulously accurate — you'll find the lobby dominated by a two-story Plinko game, and a second-floor lounge that features billiards and shufflepuck tables alongside its swanky modernist sofas and chairs. Meanwhile the guest rooms find an added measure of refinement; sure, the modular desks and vintage-hardware lamps are a subtle nod towards DIY culture, but you're just as likely to be drawn in by the king beds with their leather headboards, or the luxe mosaic-tiled baths.
Hotel Zetta, in the end, is at home with just about any crowd. Which is a good thing, given the location. It's south of Market but on the west end of SoMa, offering easy access not just to the convention center but to the Mission, Union Square, even the Financial District at a short hop — as well as some less savory neighborhoods, depending on which way you walk. In this compact city, though, where everything is a brief BART or taxi ride away, it's what's inside that matters, and these interiors are spaces in which you'll gladly spend some time.
- 116 Rooms
- Style: Cutting-Edge
- Atmosphere: Happening
- 18 Guest Reviews
- Hotel Zetta San Francisco
- 55 5th Street
- San Francisco, CA, USA
- Neighborhood: Union Square
Hotel amenities and services
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- 24 hour front desk
- Bar
- Free wi-fi
- Multi-lingual staff
- Pets allowed (charges apply)
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Spa treatments (on request)
- Valet parking (charges apply)
- Wake-up service
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18 Guest Reviews
All reviews are from Tablet guests with verified stays.
- Patricia
- Stayed March 2015
- Rating: Good
What I liked:
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
- Jonathan
- Stayed March 2015
- Rating: Good
What I liked:
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
- Anh
- Stayed January 2015
- Rating: Excellent
What I liked:
I appreciated the thoughtful design, the cleanliness of the rooms, the selection of the high-end finishes and appliances in the room, including the coffee machine, the spacious layout and above all, the friendliness of the staff.
What the hotel could do better:
Perhaps check-in could be more prompt, though I understand this is an issue at most hotels. I think the check-in was supposed to be at 3pm and we didn't check in until an hour or so after.


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Posted May 2, 2013
Jack Till is a retired detective, now private investigator. He i
Jack Till is a retired detective, now private investigator. He is hired by some parents to find the killer of their daughter who worked as an escort. Till uses the on-line ad system to search for clues as to why someone might have wanted to kill her. As his eyes fog over he picks up a pattern with other escorts. Soon Till is trying to get to the other escorts before they too are killed.
When Jack realizes the killer's motives, he knows that the killer is a cold calculating expert that has a lot bigger motives than just murdering escorts. He has other targets in mind and the escorts may just be loose ends. This makes him a lot more dangerous than most of the bad guys Jack has chased in the past.
Besides Jack's chase, the story focuses on the story of the killer (Joey Moreland), how he came to be and what his motives are. Perry does a good job of this though the reader never gains any sympathy for Moreland. He also has a few action packed scenes with Jack racing to try to learn Moreland's identity and trying to prevent some of the things Moreland does.
This is a very good investigative mystery with dabs of breakneck action thrown in. I would have given it a full five stars but I felt that Jack slips away from the "good guy" path a few times in the story. Still I give it a strong four stars.
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It can be a hard slog (uphill, through the mud without wellies), at times. Sometimes you have to look for the small victories, and sometimes what you come up with is "I got out of bed today!"
Let yourself feel whatever you're feeling. If it's a down day, then don't think you have to paste a fakey-fake smile on it to make other people happy...let the unhappiness wash over you and pass. If you tamp it way down, it'll just grow and spread. Feel it and then let it go, as best you can, as soon as you can. And if you fear falling into a rut of Eeyore-ish outlooks, you have friends here to give you a hug and a to help you move forward.


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Nope, none of the above; the corporate overlords at McDonald's urged franchisees to be open on Thanksgiving day, a day that most franchise stores are closed. A Nov. 8 memo from McDonald's USA Chief Operating Officer Jim Johannesen stated,
"Starting with Thanksgiving, ensure your restaurants are open throughout the holidays. Our largest holiday opportunity as a system is Christmas Day. Last year, [company-operated] restaurants that opened on Christmas averaged $5,500 in sales."On Dec. 12 Mr. Johannesen doubled down and sent out another memo to franchise owners stating that average sales for company-owned restaurants, which compose about 10 percent of its system, were "more than $6,000" this Thanksgiving. That adds up to be about $36 million in extra sales.
So with all those extra sales one must ask if employees are reaping any benefits from being open on the holidays. The answer is dependent on the franchise owner; however, in the case of company owned stores the answer is a big fat no. According to McDonald's spokesperson Heather Oldani, "when our company-owned restaurants are open on the holidays, the staff voluntarily sign up to work. There is no regular overtime pay."
It is bad enough that McDonald's pays crap wages but then they turn around and refuse to pay overtime for employees who volunteer to give up their holidays so that McDonald's can make several million dollars. I am also willing to bet that most staff does not readily volunteer to work on Christmas day. This just gives me one more reason to not eat at the Golden Arches.


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Jodi Arias' murder trial resumes as a defense expert witness explains how she suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and amnesia.
Arias faces the death penalty if convicted of first-degree murder in the June 2008 death of Travis Alexander in his suburban Phoenix home. Authorities say she planned the attack in a jealous rage. Arias initially told authorities she had nothing to do with it then blamed it on masked intruders. Two years after her arrest, she said it was self-defense.
Testimony resumes Tuesday with psychologist Richard Samuels on the witness stand.
Samuels has testified that Arias suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder but acknowledged under cross-examination that he based his diagnosis on a test where Arias lied. He says she also has amnesia.
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Bed&Bike Hostel
Stoliarnii pereulok 10-12, Sankt Petersburg, Russland, Entfernung zum Stadtzentrum: 1.3km
Welcome to Bed&Bike hostel. We are located in the heart of the Northern Capital of Russia - St. Petersburg. From our windows opens spectacular views over the city and its places of interests, as well as the great Petersburgs roofs, which, if desired, by the way, you can walk on. Across our street is the house of the famous hero of Dostoevsky - Rodion Raskolnikov.
Also you will find many surprises. Every day we invent something new for our guests. For example we cook beetroot soup or we organize an authors cinemas screenings and other events.
But the most important thing is that we have a bike rental service only for our guests. Because St. Petersburg is the best place to explore by bike.
Come to visit us!
About Us:
We have visited many countries and cities, staying in campgrounds at the beach, hotels in the heart of European capitals, the Sicilian villas, the apartments at the Alps. We hung around with couchserfers and of course lived in the hostels of all kinds. One day, sitting in a cafe with a cup of cappuccino and coming up with the route of the next trip, we started thinking about where we would like to stay during our trip. We wanted our hostel to be close to places of interests. Then the hostel should be very comfortable. When you come to the hostel and you see a smiling stuff and visitors.
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We have shops, which are open for 24 hours right in our building and across the street, ATMs and currency change services in the neighborhood.
Not very far from us boils St. Petersburgs night life. You can easily get to the club, but if you want to relax, then quickly get back to a quiet hostel. And of course, in the heart of St. Petersburg you can find many restaurants, cafes and bars and some even welcomes the guests at night. So you can taste Russian cuisine, as well as many others, and compare with your previous experience. Now in St. Petersburg, the most popular Japanese and Italian cuisines. Sushi and pizza can be found almost anywhere.
If you want to use a public transportation: Sadovaya subway station is not far away as well as trolleys and buses stops. You can also call for a taxi right from our hostel if necessary.
Verfügbarkeit & PreiseWähle bitte die Termine aus und klicke auf "Daten aktualisieren", um die Verfügbarkeit zu sehen
Hostels Ausstattungen & Richtlinien
- 24 Stunden Rezeption
- Flughafentransfers
- Fahrradverleih
- Kostenlose Stadtpläne
- Kostenloser Internet-Zugang
- Haartrockner
- Haartrockner zum Mieten
- Internet-Zugang
- Küche
- Bettwäsche im Preis inbegriffen
- Schließfächer
- Parken
- Zubereitungsmöglichkeiten für Tee / Kaffee
- Handtücher im Preis inbegriffen
- Waschmaschine
ReiserücktrittsversicherungDiese Unterkunft hat eine 1 Tage Stornierungsfrist. Ergeht innerhalb dieser Zeit keine Stornierung, wird eine Stornogebühr in Höhe der ersten Nacht des Aufenthalts in Rechnung gestellt.
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This is so easy to get to our place. You should leave the subway station 'Sadovaya' on the Grivtsova lane and reach the first intersection with the Griboyedov Canal. Go over the bridge and turn left. This is Grajdanskaya street and now you need the first intersection again. That this is our street, and here is the house of the famous character of Dostoevsky - Raskolnikov, is located across the street. Turn left where the very first arch on the left hand is our entrance. After 20 meters straight to the door. Here we met.