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Hello and Welcome to my little corner of the Internet,
I am laid back country girl, a wife, an avid Crossfitter, and the owner of two wonderful rescued dogs Remi and Loki. I live and work in Huntsville, Ala. I have an on going love affair with waterfalls and anything old, rusty, abandoned, and Black and White photography. When, I am not out and about with camera in hand. I enjoy spending lazy afternoons watching movies with my husband and throwing one slobber soaked ball around the yard for Remi and Loki.
What I do: I am a Architectural and Interiors photographer based in Huntsville, Alabama. I specialize in working with Real Estate agents, Builders, Architects, and Interior designers.
Invite you to stop by my portfolio have a look around and then drop me a line to let me know whats on your mind.
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We are looking for a freelance web developer to join our growing and diverse team for a 2 week contract, with potential to extend to 4 weeks or more. The main purpose of the role will be to take over and complete a custom Wordpress portfolio site and make edits to an existing custom PHP CMS property site.
You'll provide your seriously good development skills to a mix of digital projects and campaigns for our various clients. There is an exciting pipeline of work ahead and you'll be tasked with bringing the front-end and back-end of these projects to life. A focus on front-end is preferred.
You will be a strong team player who is keen to make a difference to a tight, collaborative team. You are able to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment and have the nouse to problem solve using your own initiative.
The applicant will be available to work in-house from our Surry Hills studio with their own equipment/software. We are Mac based.
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UN 4000 Remote Sensing Seminar Series
Current Seminar Schedule | About the Series | Past Seminars
Seminars are on Mondays at 4 pm, M&M U113
unless otherwise noted.
September 29, 2014
Building a Weather Ready Nation through Science and Research
Michael Dutter and Matt Zika
October 6, 2014
Richard C. Flagan
October 13, 2014
Atmospheric Physics: Observing Electrification and Lightning in Thunderstorms
Andrew Detwiler
October 20, 2014
Zhong Lu
October 27, 2014
Occurrence of Key Members in Lake Michigan's Microbial Food Web: Contribution to a Changing Ecosystem.
Hunter Carrick
November 3, 2014
Jeff Collett
November 10, 2014
Biogeochemical Cycling of Toxic Pollutants: Constraints from Global Modeling
Noelle Selin
November 24, 2014
Thanksgiving Week - No Speaker
December 1, 2014
Shock Tube Recreations of Shock Waves and Jets Generated During Explosive Volcanic Eruptions
Ezequiel Medici
December 8, 2014
A Stairway to Heaven: The Role of Desert Dust Storms in the Global Scale Dispersion of Microorganisms
Dale Griffin
Last updated November 4, 2014.
Fall 2014 seminar coordinator: Raymond Shaw
Purpose of the Class
The class, which is required for the minor in Remote Sensing, is intended to provide students exposure to a variety of ways in which remote sensing (broadly defined) can be applied to earth, planetary, and space sciences. Graduate and undergraduate students interested in remote sensing and related topics may take the class. The class may be taken multiple times for credit.
The class grade is determined by attendance and participation. There are no exams, only short written assignments. 1 Credit, Offered Fall, Spring.
Open to all juniors, seniors and grad students! Visitors to lectures are welcome!
About the Speakers
Please note that some speakers' dates may be rearranged as the schedule is finalized.
Please contact the Director of EPSSI if you wish to meet with these visitors during their time on campus. Take advantage of the educational visits!
Funding for these visits comes from the Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences Institute and academic departments.
The Richard E. Honrath Memorial Fund
Dr. Richard E. Honrath
1961 - 2009
To honor Richard and to support his vision of scholarship, a memorial fund has been established. This fund will provide support for Richard E. Honrath Memorial Lecture and for undergraduate and graduate students whose major and/or research demonstrate a commitment to protecting the environment and/or the pursuit of knowledge about our earth's natural forces. Lecturers will be internationally recognized scholars in the arena of Atmospheric Sciences who will interact substantially with students during their visit.
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The National Steel Bridge Alliance (NSBA) is now accepting entries for the 2016 Prize Bridge Competition. The competition, held every other year, honors the most outstanding and innovative steel bridges constructed in the U.S.
The National Steel Bridge Alliance (NSBA) is now accepting entries for the 2016 Prize Bridge Competition. The competition, held every other year, honors the most outstanding and innovative steel bridges constructed in the U.S.
Thornton Tomasetti announced that two of its projects have received Merit Awards from the Chicago Building Congress (CBC). The University of Chicago Saieh Hall for Economics in Chicago was honored in the CBC/COAA (Construction Owners Association of America) Owner's Choice and Rehab Reconstruction categories, while the Argonne National Laboratory Advanced Protein Characterization Facility in Argonne, Ill., was recognized in the New Construction Suburbs category.
The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) selected a joint venture of Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc. (JMT) and Parsons Brinckerhoff as general engineering consultant for the replacement of the Harry W. Nice Memorial Bridge.
The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) has joined a broad coalition of national organizations challenging in federal court new Clean Water Act regulations issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe's administration reached an agreement with U.S. 460 Mobility Partners, the company that was contracted to execute the now-cancelled US Route 460 public-private partnership, which will return $46 million in already-spent funds back to taxpayers and cancel an additional $103 million claim the company had filed under the contract.
The International Erosion Control Association (IECA) Region One has begun a search for a new executive director to lead it through implementation of the organization's new Strategic Plan.
Sundt Construction, Inc. led the design-build team that recently received the Distinction Award from the Design-Build Institute of America Western Pacific Region (DBIA WPR) for its work on the San Diego City College Math and Social Sciences Building and Parking Structure in San Diego.
Tighe & Bond, a New England civil and environmental engineering/consulting firm, opened its doors this month to a new eastern Massachusetts office in Westwood.
In another major milestone for the 351-mile Los Angeles-San Diego-San Luis Obispo rail corridor, Stage 1 of the HNTB-designed San Onofre to Pulgas stretch of 4.2 miles of double track was recently opened.
Through the first five months of 2015, nonresidential construction spending is having its second best year since the Census Bureau began tracking the metric in 2002.
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In a fresh bid to give Pakistani Taliban another chance to come to the negotiating table, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday set up a four-member committee to oversee the peace parleys, quashing speculation of an imminent military operation against the banned militant group.
"Since the other side (Taliban) has shown intent to negotiate, we also wish to give peace yet another chance," Sharif said in the National Assembly. He, however, made it clear that "terror attacks should bestopped. Terror and talks cannot go hand in hand together." Stating that all arms of government are on the same page, Sharif declared that his government had taken all parties on board to curb terrorism.
"All parties' conference was called to evolve consensus against terrorism. Government has adopted a clear strategy to deal with menace of terrorism." He announced the setting up of a four-member committee to oversee peace talks, with Irfan Siddiqui, Rahimullah Yusufzai, Rustam Shah Mehmand and Major Amir as its members.
Sharif said that Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan will coordinate the working of the committee. He said the previous experience of talks was "bitter". "We invited them to talks so that they could not play with civilian life and property. So that they follow the constitution. Unfortunately, they did not heed our plea and continued to target security forces and civilians."
Sharif rued that many innocent lives were lost after the All Party Conference's decision for talks with Taliban, saying "this situation cannot be tolerated any more". Sharif's announcement puts to rest speculation that the military would launch an offensive against the Taliban following a wave of bloody attacks."Peace is not a choice but is our destination. Peace would be established at any cost," he said, adding, the government is responsible for providing security to the masses.
"People and institutions of Pakistan are being targeted by the terrorists. Islam condemns killing of innocent persons. Islam has nothing to do with terrorism. Islam values human life without discrimination of religion or creed. Government's top priority is to curb terrorism," he said.
Preliminary efforts to reach out to the Taliban ended after a US drone strike killed their then-leader Hakimullah Mehsud in November. The Taliban have since said they will only talk if the Pakistan army withdraws from the country's restive tribal areas bordering Afghanistan, and puts an end to US drone strikes.
Sharif referred to the recent wave of terrorist strikes in Bannu, Peshawar, Hangu, attacks on anti-polio workers, media, minorities and religious scholars. He said the entire nation, including all state institutions stand united, if the government decides to react to terrorism with full force.
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The current issue of The Nation Magazine has an interesting article about "Torture's Dirty Secret: It Works."
The title is interesting because it signals to the nation's pragmatists that the tactics of the administration are working. Since, for them, truth is what works, there is no cause for alarm. Safety can be secured by ignoring moral concerns about the use of torture.
The article is interesting because it says precisely the opposite. It reveals that there is great cause for concern about the administration's use of torture and intimidation and that, in the long run, it will not make us safer but lead to greater insecurity and instability.
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Lady Windermere's Fan
Editorial Staff • West End • 13 Mar 2000
A star cast leads a new national tour of Oscar Wilde's classic comedy of the mysterious friendship between a society gentleman and a notorious woman.
Liza Goddard is the mysterious Mrs Erlynne, holding a secret from puritanical Lady Windermere (Helen Franklin) in a refined and pleasing performance, while Fenella Fielding overacts her way through the role of the tactless Duchess of Berwick. The ebullient Christopher Biggins meanwhile delights as Lord Augustus Lorton, wearing a ridiculously garish red wig but carrying off the pompous yet likeable character with aplomb.
The audience is left to second-guess their way through the piece, wondering what is the secret that threatens the Windermeres' marriage, and, to be honest, why the husband feels the need to be so ridiculously over-protective of a wife who completely outshines him in the confidence, assertion and strength stakes.
While Wilde's comedy of manners always sparkles, with its delicious banter and memorable one-liners, and the ladies sashay admirably in their frocks (designed by Simon Higlett), it's the men who, by and large, steal the show.
The first scene of act two, when the men return from a night out drinking and proceed to offer their views on life, love and the world in general, is the most well-timed and entertaining of an otherwise fairly plodding production. The threesome of Stephen Fewell as Mr Dumby, Stephen Hudson as Cecil Graham and Jerry Lindop as Mr Hopper bring a lively respite from the stilted dialogue and minimal action which threaten much of the earlier scenes.
Richard Hansell's Lord Windermere, on the other hand, is so irritatingly laid-back that you cease to care whether his wife returns to the marital home or not - which is sadly indicative of a production lacking both flair and originality.
This Lady Windermere's Fan isn't so much bad as boring. Director Jacob Murray allows the cast to labour their lines, trudge through any action and generally turn a sprightly tale into a mediocre clock-watching exercise. Which, given the strength of Wilde's witticisms, really is unforgiveable.
Elizabeth Ferrie
Lady Windermere's Fan tours to:
Grand Theatre, Leeds, w/c March 13
Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton, w/c March 20
Grand Opera House, Belfast, w/c March 27
Orchard Theatre, Dartford, w/c April 3
New Victoria Theatre, Woking, w/c April 10
Arts Theatre, Cambridge, w/c April 17
Grand Opera House, York, w/c May 1
Richmond Theatre, w/c May 8
Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, w/c May 15
Regent Thteatre, Hanley, Stoke on Trent, w/c May 22
Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, w/c May 29
Theatre Royal, Newcastle, w/c June 5
Theatre Royal, Brighton, w/c June 12
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Fig & Olive Restaurant Now Open In CityCenter (934 Palmer Alley NW)
The Fig & Olive restaurant opened last Friday in CityCenter DC at 934 Palmer Alley NW. A smart design allows the main dining room wall to open up and create a continuous indoor/outdoor dining space. Set on two levels, the restaurant spans 10,000 square feet and can seat over 300 diners. You can even sit on sofas while you eat (photos). Currently open for dinner service, lunch will begin on July 6 and brunch on July 11; the menus can be found here.
Dinner Hours
Sunday – Thursday: 4:00 pm – 11 pm
Friday – Saturday: 4:00 pm – 1 am
Hours after Opening for Lunch and Brunch
Sunday – Thursday: 11 am – 11 pm
Friday – Saturday: 11 am – 1 am
Fig & Olive
934 Palmer Alley
Washington, DC 20001
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More Info On Proposed Hotel At 11th and K St NW
The District Source website provided an update that the proposed hotel at 11th and K Streets NW from the Douglas Development corporation would not have any underground parking and would rely on nearby garages and public transportation options to accommodate demand. This project is an add-on to the existing four historic mansions at the corner of 11th and K.
This corner has been left undeveloped for many years and looked derelict until a fence was erected around it sometime between September 2007 and July 2009. A large wraparound billboard is strategically placed over the face of the historic buildings as seen in the Google StreetView image above.
Summer Lovin'
With the official arrival of Summer, let's head outdoors for lunch al fresco or evening promenades. Here are a few ideas for Summer rendezvous (assuming no Armageddon-like storms like last night get in the way!)
- Screen on the Green: free, starting July 20 with North by Northwest
- Jazz in the Park: free, Fridays in the NGA Sculpture Garden
- Concerts on the Avenue: free, Navy band concerts at the Navy Memorial
- Al fresco lunch or dinner at your favorite green space, we love the National Law Enforcement Memorial (pictured to the right, E St. at 5th, NW)
- Late night snacks on the hip patio at Grand Trunk (641 Indiana Ave., NW)
It's True! New Circulator Bus Route Around National Mall Is Running
New @DCCirculator route started on the Mall today. It'll save visitors that ambitious hike to Lincoln Memorial pic.twitter.com/frNN21exgM
— Erica F (@enviro_writer) June 15, 2015
The DC Circulator now has a new route around the National Mall offering a similar transportation service that the defunct Tourmobile used to provide albeit without the interpretive audio services. We're eager to check it out and to point our guests from out of town to this very handy way to get around the Mall without walking long distances.
The route runs between Union Station and the Lincoln Memorial every 10 minutes and "folds" over itself on 15th Street NW in front of the Washington Monument; see the red route on this route map.
Hours are as follows:
- Winter Hours (October -March ): Weekdays 7am – 7pm; Weekends 9am- 7pm
- Summer Hours (April -September ): Weekdays 7am – 8pm; Weekends 9am – 7pm
Our good friends over at The 42 (Bus) blog did such a good job at describing it that we are pointing our readers over there for the in depth write up on this new route.
Summer Sips: China Chilcano
Jose's Gin & Tonic at China Chilcano (418 7th St., NW) is the perfect refreshment for these hot and humid days!
Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association Breakfast – Thur, June 25 (Topic: General Forum w/ CM Jack Evans)
By e-mail we were notified of the next Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association breakfast meeting. There is no cost to attend. Please indicate if you heard of this meeting from Penn Quarter Living:
Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association Breakfast Meeting
Thursday, June 25, 8:30am
480 7th Street, NW
Metro: Gallery Pl-Chinatown, Exit 7th and F Streets NW
Continental Breakfast: 8:30 – 8:55am
Brief Announcements: 9:00am
Speaker begins after Announcements
Speakers + Topic
Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans
Jack will bring us up to date on the Council's activities and what he sees happening that will impact us when the Council returns after the summer recess. Jack will also respond to questions and wants to hear what your concerns are.
Please respond if you plan on attending this meeting as it will help our host prepare.
RSVP via email to my new email address by noon Tuesday, June 23 to Jo-Ann[at]PennQuarter.org
Include the first and last names of all those attending and their affiliations.
New Hotel At 7th And H St NW Will Be A Pod Hotel (627 H St NW)
Photo (above): Construction site on May 31, 2015
We now know which hotel nameplate will adorn the building between the Panera Bread and the Vapiano at 627 H Street NW, close to the 7th Street intersection. The new building will be branded as a Pod Hotel of which there are currently two in New York City. We've stayed at The Pod Hotel (51) in New York City and definitely enjoyed the shared communal spaces and affordable rates so we expect the same here in Washington DC. We first told reported on this project in June/July of last year.
A few stats are in order from the available press:
- 245 rooms on 11 floors
- rooms will be 150 square feet also known as "micro-units"
- pricing will be 20% to 25% less than market rate for standard hotel rooms
- project sized at $60 million
- no parking
- two level restaurant area
- free Capital Bikeshare is made available for guests who stay at the hotel
- planned opening is late summer/early fall of 2016
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The Effect of Mode of Instruction on Composition I Students at Des Moines Area Community College
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The focus of this project was to relate reading and writing in a way that addresses the needs of open enrollment community college students. The paradigm shifts in both reading and writing theory point to the social nature of language and indicate the need for linking these activities in useful ways. This project is a way of determining if a socially situated writing pedagogy is a fuller way of representing language than a process pedagogy in a Composition One class. The experimental class was adapted from the seminar outlined in Bartholomae and Petrosky's Facts, Artifacts and Countefacts. The course was modified to fit the realities of community college instruction without violating the integrity, philosophy and goals of the course. It was, for example, cut from a six semester hour course to a three semester hour course. Similarly, the number of readings and writings were reduced and only one instructor taught the course instead of the team teaching documented in Facts. The control class used an approach George Hillocks called "natural process" in Research on Written Composition. The dominant features include: writing for an audience of peers, generally positive feedback from peers, opportunities for revising and reworking writing, and discrete writing assignments. Seven hypotheses were tested concerning writing quality, writing fluency, revision quality, class absences, class attrition, and writing apprehension. Additionally, a Stanford Diagnostic Reading Test (3rd Edition) for reading comprehension and reading speed was administered to the students in the study and seventeen other DMACC Comp I classes, for a total of 500 students. The project sample consisted of 100 experimental students and 50 control students. The results of the study were mixed. There was no statistical difference between the means of the holistic scores representing each group. However, five of the remaining six measures favored the experimental group. Only attrition favored the control group. While the impact of the holistic scores made any definitive answer impossible, the study appeared to favor the experimental group and the Facts based course.
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Forum editorial: A brave, new world for energyA report last week that the U.S. will become the globe's No. 1 oil producer by 2020 was startling and reassuring. It's a startling statistic because a few years ago the U.S. was struggling to maintain supplies of crude oil that came mostly from overseas, some from hostile or unstable nations. It's reassuring because an oil-rich United States and North America mean stability in energy markets and likely lower prices. Stable supplies and relatively low prices translate into economic strength.
The forecast came from the International Energy Agency. The agency assesses world energy supplies and the status of energy-producing nations. The indicators point to a stronger U.S. and North American energy sector, brought about primarily by new discoveries of oil and gas and the advance of drilling and recovery technologies.
North Dakota plays prominently in the forecast because of the Bakken shale oil play in the state's western counties. The potential of the Bakken and associated formations in the region is astonishing. Using current state-of-the-art methods, including hydraulic fracturing (fracking), oil and gas drilling and production are expected to continue at a brisk pace for at least 30 years. As technology (horizontal drilling changed the picture) advances, more oil and natural gas will be recovered from formations some two miles below the surface of North Dakota, Montana and South Dakota.
What makes the global shift in the world's energy picture so fascinating is that it's happened so quickly. The IEA report suggests there is no North American slowdown on the horizon. After all, the agency expects the U.S. to become No. 1 only eight years from now.
If the No. 1 status is not surprising enough, IEA also believes the U.S. will become energy independent by 2025. Again, North Dakota's role in achieving that benchmark will be pivotal because the state is not only producing more crude oil than ever before, it's also sitting on reserves of natural gas that will change the picture for that increasingly favored fuel.
The IEA is one report, but other indicators confirm the optimism. The major players in North Dakota's Bakken are making huge investments in mineral leases. Oil service and other companies associated with the development also are investing for the long term. The positive economic impacts – and other impacts not as positive – are changing the face of western North Dakota. The ultimate impact and consequences of such rapid development are yet to be determined.
Meanwhile, North Dakota's part in moving the nation to energy self-sufficiency cannot be minimized. Americans might be in for an era of abundant and relatively cheap fuels, and that will translate into good news for families, businesses and, because of historic revenues, governments.
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Artist Ron Mueck puts finishing touches on work in the exhibition Ron Mueck on view at the Brooklyn Museum, November 3, 2006–February 4, 2007.
Shelley Bernstein is the Vice Director of Digital Engagement & Technology at the Brooklyn Museum where she works to further the Museum's community-oriented mission through digital projects. Through her work at the Museum, she explores the intersection of public participation and digital and has organized three projects— Click! A Crowd-Curated Exhibition, Split Second: Indian Paintings, GO: a community-curated open studio project—which enabled the public to participate in the exhibition process. She's currently working on a museum-wide digital initiative funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies as part of their Bloomberg Connects program. In 2010, Shelley was named one of the 40 Under 40 in Crain's New York Business and her work on the Museum's digital strategy and approaches to social media have been featured in the New York Times. She can be found biking to work or driving her '74 VW Super Beetle in Red Hook, Brooklyn with her dog Teddy. ::contact::


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, I'm not one to comment on a book until I finish reading it, but with the upper respiratory gunk I got going on right now, I'm reading in shorter increments than usual. With that said, I wanted to give you some early feedback. I've gotten to Chapter 5 and I'm really enjoying it so far.
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"There's a nervousness about the USA just at the moment."
— Ian Darke, ESPN
That was the comment at the 84th minute, and I have to agree with him. The US national team was scattered throughout the end of the game on Tuesday night, and if they want to make it through the rest of qualifying unscathed, they'll have to rectify that.
But here's something: While the US as a whole were nervous and scattered — not a surprise since they were playing with three d-mids by that point, which as we've seen tends to have dire consequences — the back four looked just fine. For as cringe-inducing as the midfield and finishing can be, if the defense holds up (and it largely has since Geoff Cameron was given a starter's role), there's plenty of reason to be confident in US prospects.
Anyway, three more thoughts about the 1-0 win over Jamaica:
Playing with 2 or fewer d-mids sure makes a lot of sense
When Graham Zusi goes forward, he doesn't lose the ball. When Maurice Edu goes forward, he usually does.
Zusi was excellent for his entire shift, and deserves whatever plaudits are going to come his way (and there will be plenty). Edu is a very good player when used in the right spot. But they are not interchangeable.
The other change was playing Jose Torres at left mid (a risk) and Clint Dempsey in a free role underneath Herculez Gomez (common sense). Torres verged between "acceptable" and "pretty damn good" in his time on the pitch, generally performing well in traffic and opening space for Fabian Johnson on the overlap. It wasn't a "make the game yours" role — it was a "make it easier for someone else to make the game his" role. It's nice to see him used right.
Danny Williams did a lot of convincing at d-mid
Kyle Beckerman's taken a lot of undeserved stick over the past few days since Klinsmann put him in a no-win situation.
But the fact is, Beckerman is not a superior athlete. He's a d-mid that's very, very good when his team's in possession, but very, very susceptible to late challenges and being overwhelmed physically when his side's chasing the game. That's what happened Friday.
Williams isn't as polished, but his athleticism makes him a little more versatile, and a little better at snuffing out the screw-ups of others. Beckerman still has a spot, but Williams should probably be the starter at d-mid next month.
Our whole goal as a soccer culture has to be identifying guys like Gomez earlier
I tweeted this during the game, and professional skeptic Greg Lalas pointed out that maybe it's not a shortcoming in our development scheme. Instead, maybe it's a problem with other countries who are liable to give short shrift to late-developing players.
Greg's mostly wrong, of course. The reason being that in other countries, "late developing player" means 21, like Miroslav Klose, or 23, like Didier Drogba, or even 26 like Luca Toni (an outlier).
Gomez got his first look at age 25 — younger than Toni — but didn't get his first real shot until he was 28. And he's not an exception to the rule.
Consider that Geoff Cameron was 26 before he was moved to central defense full-time. Consider that Chris Wondolowski was 27 before he really got his shot in MLS. Consider that Zusi was an afterthought until the age of 25.
Obviously the development academy will help, as wil lthe rising tide (and profile) of the NASL and USL Pro and the expansion of the MLS Reserve League.
But it really can't come fast enough for me. If there's one thing I'm impatient for in US soccer, it's this.
We've seen plenty of CONCACAF matches just like that USMNT loss in Jamaica on Friday night: physical, scrappy, disjointed rough-and-tumble affairs.
And those are the games where you need the magical play. Those are the scrums where you need the player who can stand out and make something out of nothing.
Right now the US doesn't have that go-to guy. Especially when Landon Donovan is not on the field (he's missing out on the Jamaica home-and-home due to a hamstring injury). Donnie Moore's phonebook-tearing techniques can only take you so far.
Jurgen Klinsmann's USMNT was exposed in Kingston for what it really is: a collection of solid role players who ply their trade in Europe and Mexico. Good overall pros who are not even the undisputed stars of their own club teams. Each does some things better than others, but there's not one field player who excels at a single facet of the game. No one without gloves who can decide a match with a dominant skill.
Who's the expert dribbler on the team? Who's the explosive speedster who can at least draw a foul when he can't run by someone? Who's the master free-kick taker? Who's the head-ball specialist feared by opposing defenders? A passing maestro anyone? How about a pinpoint crosser of the ball?
The USMNT needed someone to pull a rabbit out of a hat against Jamaica becase the team game just wasn't there. The passing and the movement were not synced up. It wasn't happening. And they had no one to turn to. The man in which the USA usually confides in moments of despair was watching from home.
Maybe we have taken him for granted. Maybe we thought the golden boy would always be a boy. But injuries are slowly eating away at Landon Donovan's career. The passing of the years have eroded his exuberant presence on the field. Even Donovan has hinted at it: A future without LD is closer than you think.
Despite their glaring deficiency, the USMNT and Klinsmann will keep on truckin'. Their heart and optimism, courage and fight, is praised around the world. They'll show that never-say-die spirit even when the scoreline is unforgiving (see Brazil). They'll punch above their weight sometimes and gut out a win (see Italy). They'll hammer the inferior teams (see Scotland).
But all the other stuff in the middle – those evenly matched mucks – will continue to produce results like Kingston, Jamaica every so often. It's just the reality when you don't have the one player who can tip the balance of a match.
However, that sold-out Columbus Crew Stadium crowd on Tuesday – that might just be enough to take the stars-and-stripes over the top in the scrappy rematch that ensues. More importantly, home field could be enough to sway a key referee call or even win a penalty kick that decides the match.
All is not lost. Even without a superstar.
I said, quite a while back, that I was concerned about the US' ability to advance to the hexagonal. Obviously tonight's result in Kingston is a data point that shows I was within my rights to be concerned.
To put it into context: The US had not lost a qualifier that mattered to a Caribbean team since 1969 (credit to US soccer journalist emeritus Michael Lewis for that nugget). We hadn't walked on the moon yet. There was no such thing as "ESPN," let alone "beIn Sport." Jurgen Klinsmann was five years old.
This was a big deal. It doesn't mean the US is out, but it does mean we've got trouble.
If you can't possess, you shouldn't play narrow
And if you play narrow, you have to possess.
Klinsmann was handed the US job with the specific task of instituting a new, possession-oriented style. And for the most part, people have left him alone, taking a "wait and see" attitude as he tries to implement a transformation.
The main issue I have with this is that the results, thus far, have been unimpressive. Yeah, the US got those 1-0 wins at Italy and Mexico, but those wins had waaaay more to do with great goalkeeping and a few timely interventions than they did with keeping the ball. Even against Antigua & Barbuda, which was as unimpressive as a 3-1 win could be, the US were hardly dominant in stringing together long series of passes.
So the question is twofold: Does Klinsmann have the team to play a possession game? And if so, is he lining them up to do just that?
I'd say the answer to the second is "yes", but the answer to the first, with this squad, anyway, is "no." A US team that omits the most skillful midfielders in favor of multiple d-mids is not designed to hold the ball.
And, unfortunately, with the narrowness of the formation, they weren't designed to hit on the break, either. It's not a catch-22, it's just the wrong players.
Speaking of...
I still can't figure out what Jermaine Jones brings to the table
No one on the pitch was worse than him. No one.
Jones doesn't connect passes particularly well going forward, and he's not disciplined enough to play as a true d-mid. He's also poor in traffic, which means he's a turnover machine when two men run at him. Playing him as a true No. 8 (where he was played vs. Jamaica) is slow suicide.
The only thing Jones really adds is a fair share of simulation (blech) and effort tracking back in transition. But there are plenty of guys in the pool - younger, more skillful, more disciplined - who offer effort, as well.
Clint Dempsey is not a distributor
Deuce is one of the four most talented US field players in our history, but if you're relying on him to ignite the offense you're probably in trouble. He's a 9 1/2, not a No. 10, and that means he needs good service and someone to combine with right off his shoulder.
Playing him behind two true forwards can be done, but not if there's zero width and not if none of the three d-mids behind him can get him the ball where he needs it. This was ugly as sin.
And Tuesday is suddenly a must-win affair. Gird your loins.
Ça y est, c'est le grand jour. Alors que les éliminatoires de la Coupe du monde commencent en Europe, chez nous, on entre dans une phase cruciale de l'avant-dernier tour. Après mardi, il ne restera que deux rencontres aux douze prétendants pour ravir une des deux premières places de leur groupe.
Actuellement deuxième après un quatre sur six, le Canada accueillera ce soir le Panama, auteur d'un sans-faute jusqu'à présent. Avec un but en deux rencontres, les Canadiens doivent améliorer leur production offensive. Ce n'est pourtant pas la confiance qui manque aux attaquants, mais ils se doivent d'être efficaces en équipe nationale. Meilleur buteur de Montréal, Patrice Bernier est clair à ce sujet : « Je suis un milieu de terrain, mon rôle n'est pas de marquer. »
Quelle configuration offensive choisira Stephen Hart ? Nous en avons parlé avec Olivier Occean dans l'émission Coup Franc, durant laquelle nous avons aussi présenté les principales forces du Panama dont Blas Pérez, une des rares satisfactions d'un FC Dallas en regain de forme. Bonne nouvelle pour les téléspectateurs francophones : ce match, l'un des plus importants du Canada depuis des lustres, sera diffusé sur TVA Sports à partir de 19h00 (coup d'envoi 19h45).
Les États-Unis se déplaceront pour leur part en Jamaïque, où le moral est au beau fixe. Jürgen Klinsmann voit d'un bon œil le fait que ses joueurs évoluent dans des clubs de plus en plus prestigieux, mais compte aussi sur des talents restés au pays comme Kyle Beckerman. On retrouve également de nombreux joueurs de MLS chez les Reggae Boyz.
Ceux de Houston auront le sourire quand ils croiseront Nick Rimando, un des quatre gardiens américains, qui a causé la perte de Salt Lake à Houston hier soir en championnat. Notez enfin que ce samedi, Seattle recevra Chivas USA.
Équipes nationales et clubs sont à l'honneur de l'émission Coup Franc de cette semaine (à écouter ici), à laquelle se joint Olivier Tremblay, affecté à la couverture de l'Impact de Montréal pour MLSsoccer.com. Au menu :
- Gros plan sur Canada - Panama en compagnie de notre invité, Olivier Occean, qui nous parle aussi de son adaptation à Francfort. Quelle configuration offensive pour le Canada ? Peut-on se passer de Simeon Jackson dans le onze de base ? Que sait-on de l'équipe panaméenne ?
- Discussion sur les autre matchs des éliminatoires de la Coupe du monde dans lesquels sont impliqués des joueurs de MLS, avec Jamaïque - États-Unis, mais aussi Honduras - Cuba ou Costa Rica - Mexique.
- Retour sur Columbus - Montréal : l'adaptation rapide de Federico Higuain à la MLS, la fin de rencontre difficile de Montréal, l'importance du jeu aérien, la gestion du trio Nesta - Rivas - Ferrari, les clefs du match.
- Plus rien ne va à Vancouver, battu pour une quatrième fois d'affilée.
- Bien démarrer : Houston le voulait mais s'est planté à Chicago.
- Chivas USA, qui s'est effondré à San José, pourra-t-il jouer les arbitres en fin de saison ?
L'émission Coup Franc est aussi disponible sur Stitcher et iTunes. Vous pouvez nous joindre par courriel (firstname.lastname@example.com) ou sur Twitter (@CoupFrancMLS).
GUADALAJARA, Mexico – An already murky situation surrounding the future replacement of US goalkeeper Tim Howard has a new wrinkle thanks to news that broke this week in, of all places, Mexico.
Cirilo Saucedo, the 30-year old goalkeeper for Club Tijuana whose mother is a United States citizen, says he has been contacted by US Soccer about a possible call up to join the ever-changing pool of goalkeepers chasing Howard as the top choice for the US national team.
"There is the possibility of being called up for Mexico or the United States," Saucedo (above) told the sports newspaper Récord. "My mother is American but first I want to focus on Xolos and afterwards we'll see what happens."
He added: "I'm not closing or opening any door. I want to be in the playoffs with Xolos."
Born in Mexico City, Saucedo was part of Mexico's Under-23 setup but has never been called into the full national team, despite suggestions from parts of the local media that it would be deserved.
Earlier this week, Saucedo was named one of four candidates for the Balón de Oro Best Goalkeeper of the Clausura 2012, and he's been a key part of Tijuana's success since the team was promoted from the second division in May 2011.
The Tijuana 'keeper first became a regular in the 2008-09 season with Indios de Ciudad Juárez before moving to Tigres UANL for a two-year stint, where he was the regular starter. He signed for Tijuana in the summer of 2011.
While Howard is the undisputed No. 1 goalkeeper for the US national team, Saucedo would likely be in the pool of goalkeepers on his tail that has changed dramatically since the 2010 World Cup. Expected incumbent Brad Guzan has lost his grip as the de facto No. 2, and MLS youngsters Bill Hamid and Sean Johnson and veteran Nick Rimando have all battled for the same spot in the past year.
For Mexico's national team, coach José Manuel de la Torre has alternated between Jesús Corona, Guillermo Ochoa and Alfredo Talavera, without giving others much of a look, something that Saucedo mentioned had frustrated him.
There are five other players on Tijuana's first-team squad with US ties, including two who were part of the squad that stunned Mexico at Estadio Azteca last week in Edgar Castillo and Corona. Greg Garza, Alejandro Guido and Stevie Rodriguez are all also on the roster for Tijuana.
It turns out the duo that helped the US earn their first-ever victory at Estadio Azteca may yet be reunited at club level.
Maurice Edu has been looking for a destination away from fourth-division Rangers for much of the summer, and manager Ally McCoist revealed on Tuesday that a suitable club may have gotten the process started by contacting the American's representatives.
"We hear from his agent that there is a potential deal to be done with Stoke," McCoist told BBC Scotland.
Of course, that's no indication of a done deal -- or even the beginning of earnest negotiations -- but it does seem to be a good sign for a player desperately in need of a new home.
Would Stoke City be a good move for Edu? Let us know in the comments sections below.
Después de 75 años de no lograrlo, Estados Unidos finalmente puede decir que le ganaron a sus archirrivales de la CONCACAF en su casa. México cayó en el Estadio Azteca gracias a un gol de Michael Orozco (que irónicamente es mexico-estadounidense).
Muchos en Estados Unidos piensan que una importante barrera ha caído, que ese triunfo demuestra lo cerca que los estadounidenses están de los reyes de la CONCACAF, algo que llega en un momento critico, ya que recientemente el Tri había superado a Estados Unido en todo sentido… Copa Oro, Olímpicos, Mundiales juveniles, etc, etc, etc.
Sin embargo, es solo un partido, y no se jugaron puntos. Es solo un triunfo, en comparación de los muchos que ha tenido México ante los estadounidenses.
Pensando en eso nos preguntamos, ¿Cuántos partidos pasarán para que EE.UU. le vuelva a ganar al Tri en México? ¿Será que la brecha si se ha cerrado, o será que tendremos que esperar otros 75 años para ver esto?
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1.Reese's Peanut Butter Cups: Creamy peanut butter covered in milk chocolate. It's a match made in heaven. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups easily cruised to the No. 1 seed in the tournament. Will anyone be able to take out this Halloween classic?
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GardeningIt's time to bring in the garden harvest here on the Northern Plains. Our ranch, even with its incredibly poor soil, has always hosted a garden of one kind or another.
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Halo lights are not bright. Only way to change the bulb is to take the headlights apart. There are only 3 led lights on the top of the headlights, not 5. Either way this is a upgrade compared to OEM headlights. Installation is easy if you have any kind of electrical experience.


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Many here will compare this signing with the Reds signing Alex Gonzalez. So let me start it. Especially now if that is the price tag on Kennedy. Sure that would of saved 4 million.. but it may actually make some of the more recent moves less painful.The Cardinals are close to signing Adam Kennedy to a three-year deal worth about $10 million, according to FOXSports.com.
That'd be a very good deal. It had looked like Kennedy would get about $15 million for three years. He's not going to be blocking anyone in St. Louis, so the lengthy contract isn't a problem. The team could use a right-handed hitter to platoon with him, and Aaron Miles isn't a great option.


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Timberwolves Lose to Clippers in L.A.
Timberwolves End Skid at Sacramento
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T-Wolves Lose at Portland
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Surprise! Love Makes Season Debut for Timberwolves
T-Wolves Expect Pekovic Back Tonight, Barea?
The Timberwolves have had the last 4 days to rest their injuries and just at least one injured player back tonight when they host Denver at 7pm, pregame on WJON at 6:30. Center Nikola Pekovic returns tonight after suffering a sprained ankle more than a week ago in a win over Dallas.
Timberwolves Sign Josh Howard
The Timberwolves have signed 6'7 210 32-year old free agent small forward Josh Howard to a 1-year contract. The Wolves have been decimated with injuries early this season playing with just 9 healthy players Wednesday night. Howard averaged 9 points and 4 rebounds a game playing for Utah in 2011-2012. Howard has averaged 14.5 points a game in his NBA career.
Charlotte Edges Timberwolves 89-87
Kemba Walker made the game-winning 20-foot jump shot with a hand in his face with .7 seconds left to lift Charlotte over Minnesota 89-87 at Target Center Wednesday night. Minnesota trailed by 14 in the 4th quarter before Derrick Williams made a free throw with just seconds left to tie the game at 87. Walker led the Bobcats with 22 points.