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A copywriter works mainly in advertising, writing persuasive ads and handouts for numerous companies. Also called a "creative content provider," a copywriter needs to be able to capture the intended audience's attention in a few words and sometimes an image or two. The ability to deliver a powerful message through a few select words and images is a must.Read More...
Copywriters spend most of their time developing slogans and advertisements using the creative process. This generally involves meeting with the client to discuss audience and concepts they want to portray. The copywriter must then use this basic understanding to develop a few unique ideas to present to the client, and then modify them to suit the client's needs. Eventually, they oversee the final production of the material.
Typical working days are Monday to Friday during regular business hours. Sometimes a copywriter will be required to travel to meetings with clients, although he or she generally works out of a studio or office. However, a copywriter has to be flexible, as the regular work schedule can be disrupted when deadlines are tight and close approaching. Work can easily extend into the weekends and after work hours during weekdays.
Generally, a college degree is not required for a career as a copywriter. Copywriters must have excellent writing skills, as well as creativity. Some agencies require a IPA Foundation Certificate for new entrants into the field.
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Copywriters who go on to become Creative Directors of Advertising may see their salaries climb quite a bit. Median pay for Creative Directors of Advertising is $90K annually. A common career progression for a Copywriter is to become a Senior Copywriter or an Associate Director of Creative Services. Compared to Copywriters, the first group earns $24K more on average, and the second group earns $45K more.
Copywriters report using a deep pool of skills on the job. Most notably, skills in Advertising, Marketing Communications, Adobe InDesign, and Copywriting are correlated to pay that is above average. Skills that are correlated to lower pay, on the other hand, include Windows Operating System General Use, Blogging, and HTML. Most people who know Copywriting also know Advertising.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Copywriters with more experience do not necessarily bring home bigger paychecks. In fact, experience in this field tends to impact compensation minimally. Respondents with less than five years' experience take home $41K on average. In contrast, those who have been around for five to 10 years earn a noticeably higher average of $53K. Copywriters see a median salary of $58K after reaching one to two decades on the job. More than 20 years of experience mean a somewhat bigger median paycheck of $62K, but it's not much more than what less experienced people make.
San Francisco offers some of the highest pay in the country for Copywriters, 33 percent above the national average. Copywriters will also find cushy salaries in New York (+23 percent), Boston (+15 percent), Denver (+13 percent), and Minneapolis (+10 percent). Trailing the national average by 11 percent, Atlanta is the market with the smallest paychecks. Cincinnati and San Diego are a couple other places where companies are known to pay below the median — salaries are 8 percent lower and 7 percent lower, respectively.
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Undeniable part 2, ITV1 - Monday 14th April: TV Review
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Well, we knew he did it but how was Jane, played by the very watchable Claire Goose, going to prove it?
Although last night's concluding part of ITV thriller Undeniable was following a predictable path - young mother who, as a child, witnessed her own mother's murder spots the killer but no-one believes her due to her fragile mental health - there was a twist.
A DNA test has seemingly let the accused man, respected doctor Andrew Rawlins (Peter Firth) off the hook. Jane, whose obsession with nailing her mother's killer, takes precedence, according to her husband, over her own family continues her dogged pursuit of her man while her life slowly unravels.
Even the detective, played by Pippa Haywood, now facing 'retirement' from an apparently ageist police force, who handled the original case, urges her to move on before a tenuous lead as she's clearing her desk, puts her back on the scent again.
Jane's discovery of a first wife who had - somewhat conveniently for our story - suffered years of abuse from our suspect and who, when confronted by her lawyer daughter, confessed to suspecting him of the murder all along, seemed a little contrived.
What the first wife did reveal however was that since the murder Andrew had been diagnosed with leukaemia and undergone a bone marrow transplant which meant his blood had been changed - he was now a chimera. Who knew?
A vindicated Jane finally gets her man and is reunited with her family - a pleasing finale to this engaging and extremely watchable two parter.

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Nov. 22, 2008
BOSTON, Mass. - Northeastern guard Matt Janning totaled 27 points, four rebounds, and two steals, to lead the Huskies to a 61-49 win over the Holy Cross men's basketball team at the Matthews Arena. With the loss, the Crusaders fall to 2-2 on the season while the Huskies improve to 3-1.
Northeastern opened the game with a 14-0 run, with Janning and Eugene Spates both scoring five points during that spurt. The Huskies were still up by 14 (23-9) with nine minutes left in the first half, when Holy Cross used a 12-1 run to cut the deficit to just three points. But Northeastern was able to expand its lead back to eight points before the break, taking a 33-25 advantage into the locker room.
The Crusaders would get within six points early in the second half, but by the 15-minute mark the Huskies had built their lead back to 11 points (42-31). Holy Cross would get no closer than 10 points the rest of the way, as Northeastern eventually posted a 12-point victory.
Senior center Greg McCarthy (Mansfield, Mass.) totaled 11 points and four rebounds for the Crusaders, while junior forward Adam May (Mentor, Ohio) added 11 points, two rebounds and two assists.
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Traders Hotel Puteri Harbour finally open!
Traders Hotel Puteri Harbour is finally open for business. We gave it a try on the first evening (1 June 2013) and were surprised how crowded the buffet was on the first night of opening. A Singapore registered Ferrari stood in the front entrance, so it looks like it is popular with affluent Singaporeans too, with one at least ;-)
Below a picture of the official opening (photo credit: Traders Hotel) showing Sigi Bierbaumer (on the left with his wife Lisa), the hotel director who opened this hotel. He will move on soon opening the next Traders somewhere else.
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Former Salt Lake Mayor: NSA's 2002 Olympic Spying 'Scandal of the Century'
Posted By Adan On August 27, 2013 @ 11:57 am In Big Brother,Old Infowars Posts Style,Tile | Comments Disabled
Former mayor decries unwarranted spying as tyrannical, says citizens should be outraged
Adan Salazar
August 27, 2013
Rocky Anderson, the former mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah is infuriated by recent revelations that the NSA monitored communications during the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, calling it "the greatest scandal so far of this century," and says he would like to move forward with a lawsuit aimed at the spy agency.
"When we brought the Olympics to this city, nobody agreed that we would trade off our fundamental civil rights for the government to come in and spy on us," Anderson said in an interview with the Salt Lake Tribune last Friday.
He also says the agency's blanket unwarranted spying is transforming the "constitutional republic… in so many ways into a tyranny where the rule of law no longer means anything," and that the US shouldn't be allowed to host the games until the situation is addressed and rectified.
It was revealed last week that during the 2002 Winter Olympics people in the Salt Lake City area likely had their phone calls, emails and other electronic communication reviewed by the NSA and FBI, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
"For the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, officials say, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and NSA arranged with Qwest Communications International Inc. to use intercept equipment for a period of less than six months around the time of the event. It monitored the content of all email and text communications in the Salt Lake City area," the Journal wrote last week.
Anderson says that during the Olympics, security was his "No. 1 concern," but that when he attended meetings for the event, he wasn't able to veto the surveillance "…because the issue never came up. If it had, I would have raised utter holy hell. For them to have done this to the people in Salt Lake City in every single instance was a federal felony under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act."
On the other hand, current Utah Gov. Gary Herbert, who was not governor during the 2002 games, says he cuts the spy agency "a little slack" because of the winter games' proximity to the 9/11 attacks and because previous games had been terrorist targets.
Anderson, who ran for U.S. president last year, says that's unacceptable and that the people of Salt Lake City should be outraged.
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"We have to stand up," Anderson said to KUTV News last Thursday. "All of Salt Lake City should be out in the streets outraged."
In his Tribune interview, Anderson went on to describe the unchecked spying as tyrannical. "… [T]he question that goes to the core of what this country is and whether we live under the rule of law or the rule of tyrants," he said. "…[W]ill people be held criminally accountable, or do we have a two-tiered system of justice where the rich and powerful can skate by."
"How do people feel about our federal government illegally, with no notice whatsoever, tapping into communications that were absolutely privileged under the law: reporters and their sources; physicians and psychiatrists with their patients; lawyers with their clients. All of that, the government thinks, it can capture because we are the host city of the Olympics?" Anderson asked.
According to the Tribune, Anderson is also upset that "two years after the NSA was spying on all our emails and texts, President [George W.] Bush told the nation that in every instance of surveillance, the government was getting wiretaps because we value the Constitution. He was lying through his teeth."
He also says the scandal should bar America from hosting the Olympics "With this kind of misconduct by the federal government, I would absolutely oppose the Olympics coming anywhere in the United States unless we were assured that the right of privacy and law were honored by our federal government. This is a total betrayal."
Anderson says, "If I can find the representation, I will sue everybody who had anything to do with this."
"We ought to keep in mind Ben Franklin's admonition that those who would trade their liberties for security deserve neither," he declared.
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3 fun and trendy styles this Summer
If you've been on style alert this season, I'm sure bright and bold patterns have been right up there on your radar. Whether it's abstract splashes of colour, giant florals, strong stripes, or retro geometrics, it seems that fashion has dictated the bigger, the bolder, the better. While patterns can be daunting, there are many great ways to incorporate them into your summer wardrobe–and it's the perfect time to step of your comfort zone and try something fun and new. To get you started, here is my take on three pattern trends and how to incorporate them into your daily wear!
Scarf & Top:
The picture at the top is an example of a fun pattern that probably uses pieces you have in your wardrobe already…a simple top and scarf. When choosing which scarf and top to pair, keep in mind that there should be a basic matching colour scheme in the two patterns. As a general rule, don't mix two large patterns or two patterns from the same family (i.e., plaid with plaid) or two patterns from totally different families (i.e. a safari print with a cat print). This will keep you from looking too busy and from clashing prints. If you want a good place to start, wear a striped scarf with a polka dot or animal print shirt.
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BETHEL ACRES, Okla. – An Oklahoma boy recently got the chance of a lifetime.
A disability typically prevents him from participating in sports but last week a young man from Bethel Acres was able to make a dream come true.
Jason Smith said, "I like drawing. I like video games. I like singing Justin Bieber."
But more than anything else, 9-year-old Jason Smith likes sports.
Jason has a form of muscular dystrophy, so he's usually stuck on the sidelines watching, cheering on and coaching his twin brother, Jalen.
Jason said, "Sometimes I just dream about running a touchdown."
Jalen said, "He dreams about it almost every night."
Last Thursday, Jason's dream became a reality.
Jason said, "He grabbed my brother's helmet, took it off him and put it on me."
Miranda Smith, Jason's mom, said, "One of them was like, 'They're putting a helmet on Jason' and I was like, 'What?'"
The team was down and a win was out of reach.
With less than a minute left in the game, Jason's dad, who is also the coach, decided to put him in.
He recorded the play on his cellphone.
The ball was passed to Jason and a teammate then pushed him all the way to the end zone.
Jason said, "We were going pretty fast."
Jason's dad said, "Just to see that smile on his face, that was a great feeling for me."
After his touchdown Jason's team, as well as the other team, gathered around him cheering and giving him high fives.
Jason said, "It was very surprising. I never knew it was going to happen."
It was a moment he said he will never forget.
Jason's team did not win that game but that seemed to be the last thing on their minds that night.


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There are two types of customer service. The type I was subjected to by the distributor of Nolan helmets and the type I enjoyed from Lindby Custom. The former has an additional story behind it which I will share in a later post; the latter is the standard by which other companies should esteem to.
I first discovered Lindby Custom from one of the several motorcycle enthusiasts I worked for as a Defense Contractor. I spent several hours on their website perusing the many beautiful styles they had and found the one. I fell for the powder coated black Linbar.
I had to wait to get the money to purchase it, of course, and once I had it I gave them a call. I was worried that being so close to my launch date I wouldn't be able to get it in time. But I was anxious because I knew having additional positions to rest my legs would make the trip more comfortable, and it would also be nice to have the added protection. I have only ever dumped my bike twice, once out of an attempt to save my life and the other out of idiocy. But ultimately, I liked how it looked.
I called Lindby and spoke with Evi in April of 2010 and told her what I would like to buy. From initial contact she was very pleasant and sounded genuinely happy to be there. She looked up the part and had some bad news. They didn't have any in stock and it would take about 4 weeks to get it shipped to me. I was leaving in three and was a bit disappointed, but thanked her for her time. However, before I could hang up she asked me if she could check on something and call me back. I said sure, gave her my phone number and hung up.
Before I could make it up my three flights of stairs back to work, she called me back. She had contacted one of the shop guys and discovered that they had an extra bar that hadn't been sold yet that had just been returned from the powder coater. She could have done like so many other companies and left me hanging, but she went above and beyond. She was even polite when she said no the first time.
I received my Linbar two days later. It was even nicer looking than in the pictures. I promptly installed it and sat back looking at it in appreciation. Two weeks later I was on the road. It served me well and was of great use on my 17,000 miles, but I was especially appreciative in California.
I was riding through Lassen Volcanic National Park on California Route 44 when I came along a straightaway that provided a most magnificent view of the volcano. It had already been a wondrous ride from Virginia City, NV to Redding, CA, but this was a sight that could take your breath away. I slowed down to look for a turn off so I could capture a couple of pictures and found one that provided a good, unobstructed view. I slowly pulled off and found myself in a bad place. The soft shoulder looked firm enough, but was actually about four inches of powder. My bike sunk quickly and tilted to the left side. I was coming to a stop, so I didn't drag, but the balance was lost and the bike tipped. It was deep enough that when it tipped, it trapped my leg against the asphalt. Had I not had the Linbar, I would have been in a far worse position. The bar provided just enough of an angle and gap between the road and my motorcycle that I was able to lift the bike off my leg. With a lot of effort that ultimately resulted in a few pulled muscles, I was able to lift the bike and get out off the quicksand shoulder I landed in, and I took off. I no longer had the interest and spiritual high to want to take pictures of beauty, so I took off, cursing the pain in my back, leg and luck, but eternally grateful that my Linbar was there. I can't imagine what would have happened or how long I would have had to wait for help if I hadn't had the Linbar.
I put 22,000 miles on my bike last year. I am rather proud of it–and lots of things can happen in 22,000 miles. On my move from Virginia to Texas I had one incident that frustrated me, until I called Lindby Customs. About 70 miles west of Tallahassee, FL, putting my feet up on the bar and hunkering in for the next 80 miles, I suddenly felt a pop and a loss of pressure on my feet: the Linbar stripped free of the bolt in the center of the frame.
Fortunately I didn't have a lot of weight on it so my legs didn't flap around like chicken wings on a startled bird, but it was disconcerting. I gathered my wits, pulled over and looked at what happened. I then used my iPhone to look up the website and called them.
I spoke to Per (pronounced Peer), who is one of the owners and designers, and told him what happened. He said that as soon as I get to Texas I should send the bar back and they would take a look at it. I told him that I hadn't had it a year yet, but I did put all that mileage on it.
I got to Texas, shipped it and got a call from Evi that they had received it. One week later I got a call asking me where exactly to ship a new one. I was surprised and very grateful. Again, two days later, I received a new, beautiful, powder coated black Linbar. And then Evi called to confirm I had received it.
Linbar not only saved me from a long, lonely wait on the side of a back road in a national forest, but they also proved that in the motorcycle world, there are still those with impeccable customer service, attention to detail and a willingness to go the extra mile. I guarantee that any future bikes in my life with have a Linbar engine guard on them.


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The generous McFly boys have posted some videos to keep us entertain while waiting for the next album.
First of all, here's Tom performing a song called *cough* 'Something Nice'
I just wrote a song that I don't think will be used for anything so thought I might as well whack it on here so it sees some sort of life before being thrown on the ever increasing pile of unused songs. That pile of unused songs is probably large enough to build an entire house from, then we could all move into it and listen constantly to "the songs that never were" whilst eating strawberry flavoured fizzy things and playing battle chess in our underwear.
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Everyone's a winner in first Greely-Yarmouth showdown
CUMBERLAND—The Greely-Yarmouth boys' soccer rivalry has been quite intense over the years, but in the past, the neighbors and longtime powers knew they'd meet twice in the regular season, then go their separate ways.
Now, a potential playoff meeting looms and as a result, the intensity has ratcheted up dramatically.
Tuesday evening at Glenn A. Hutchins Field, the Rangers (ranked third in the Fifth Quarter/Forecaster state boys' soccer poll) hosted the No. 2 Clippers in the teams' first meeting as Class B equals and as expected, a memorable contest ensued.
One that ultimately didn't have resolution, but one that can be viewed as an instant classic nonetheless, one more suitable for October (or even November) than the second week of the season.
Despite carrying play much of the first half, Yarmouth found itself down, 1-0, at halftime after Greely sophomore standout Jacob Nason scored a goal in the 12th minute. When Nason headed home another goal with 26:15 to play, the Rangers appeared destined for a win, but the Clippers, showing the character of the champion they hope to become, pulled within one when senior Wyatt Jackson finished a feed from classmate Ben Decker with 17:22 to go.
Less than eight minutes later, Yarmouth completed the comeback as junior Ben Vigue scored off a corner kick and the game went to overtime.
There, each squad had a golden opportunity to win, but ultimately couldn't score and the contest ended in an entertaining 2-2 draw.
"I thought a tie was a great result, to be honest," said longtime Greely coach Mike Andreasen. "The first half we outscored them, but it was more their game. The second half was more our game. When we got ahead, 2-0, then it became theirs again."
Ninety minute show
When Yarmouth beat Greely, 1-0, last September in Cumberland, the Clippers stretched their winning streak over the Rangers to nine games (please see sidebar, below), but late in the 2012 regular season, in Yarmouth, Greely finally got off the schneid and blanked the Clippers, 2-0.
Both teams then went on to suffer tough playoff defeats: Greely, 2-1, to eventual champion Scarborough in the Western A semifinals, and Yarmouth, 2-0, to eventual champion Falmouth in the Western B Final.
Each squad entered 2013 full of optimism that this could be their year and both impressed in their respective openers, as the Rangers dominated visiting Fryeburg, 7-0, while the Clippers handled visiting Poland, 4-0.
Tuesday's game was supposed to be played on Yarmouth's new turf field, but it wasn't ready to go and the teams flipped home dates.
As a result, Greely was seeking its first home victory over the Clippers since a 1-0 triumph Oct. 10, 2007, which oh by the way, just happened to be the Rangers' last championship season.
Tuesday's encounter had a postseason feel and both teams displayed what they do best.
Yarmouth outshot Greely, 11-2, in the first half, but the Rangers struck first as a fortunate bounce found its way to Nason on the Clippers' side of midfield and he was able to race past the Yarmouth defense and fire a shot past junior goalkeeper Alex Lyon from 30-yards out to make it 1-0.
Yarmouth pushed hard for the equalizer, but Greely senior goalkeeper Alex McAdoo saved bids by Clippers senior Wyatt Jackson, junior Adam LaBrie and Vigue.
With 1:22 to go before the half, Yarmouth appeared to draw even when senior Wes Crawford served a ball in front where Jackson tipped it past McAdoo. Unfortunately for the Clippers, Jackson was ruled offsides and Greely took a 1-0 lead to the break.
"Statistically, I think we did a really good job in the first half," said longtime Yarmouth coach Mike Hagerty. "We outshot them, 11-2, but those shots weren't dangerous."
The playing field leveled in the second half and the fun continued.
After a low shot by LaBrie just 23 seconds in was saved by McAdoo, the Rangers began attacking consistently for the first time.
First, Lyon broke up a Nason rush, then he saved a low bid off the foot of junior Reid Howland.
On a free kick with 26:15 to play, Lyon had no answer for Nason, who headed home senior Matt Crowley's serve (bloodying his nose in the process) and Greely appeared in control with a 2-0 advantage.
Nason continues to earn the admiration of the opposition.
"He's a very quick player," said Clippers senior Chandler Smith, who tried his best to stay with Nason for 90 minutes. "He's also a very nice guy. It's a pleasure to play against him. I hope his nose is doing alright."
Coaches will tell you that a 2-0 lead is the worst advantage you can have in soccer and sure enough, Yarmouth roared back.
The Clippers returned to their first half ways of possessing and threatening and finally, with 17:22 to play in regulation, they got on the board officially as Decker sent a beautiful cross into the box where Jackson (surprisingly unmarked) finished to make it 2-1.
Exactly a minute later, LaBrie took a pass from Jackson and broke in on McAdoo. He couldn't get much on the shot, however, and McAdoo was able to stop the shot.
Yarmouth's hopes appeared to take a hit with 12:56 to when Jackson was given a yellow card (for delay of game) and sent to the sidelines for 10 minutes.
The Clippers' attack didn't relent, however, and after McAdoo denied a LaBrie rush, they tied the score off a corner kick.
With 9:48 left, Crawford sent the ball into the box. It was batted around and took a fortuitous bounce off a defender right to Vigue at the near post and he booted it into the net to make it 2-2.
"We know that we outwork every team and we keep fighting," said Vigue. "Eventually, we found the goal. We felt we were going to come back. Wyatt's goal gave us confidence. He carried the team up front. (On my goal,) we were supposed to put it back post. Somebody got a foot on it and came front post where I was and I just had to get it in. It felt good."
"Even in the second half, the kids showed resiliency, coming back from 2-0, having a goal called back earlier," Hagerty said. "That can be deflating. They responded the right way. That's the benefit of quality senior leadership. We moved some kids around in the second half and tried some different things. We love when we score goals on a set piece. It's not always the first ball. It's kids finishing their runs and getting in the right spot for deflections."
Two goals in a 7:34 span had turned a likely defeat into a brand new game.
The contest would eventually go to overtime, but not before Lyon desperately cleared the ball away from a charging Nason and Nason headed away a last second Clippers' corner kick.
Yarmouth finished regulation with a 16-5 shots advantage and a commanding 10-1 differential in corner kicks.
In Maine high school boys' soccer, teams play two five-minute "sudden victory" overtimes. If no one scores, the game results in a tie.
This one would end deadlocked, but there was ample excitement in the extra sessions.
Just 42 seconds into OT, Nason was brought down in the Yarmouth box, but no call was made (Andreasen was apoplectic, clamoring for a penalty kick) and play went on.
At the other end, LaBrie hit the ground in the box, but again no call was made.
With 2:38 left in the first OT, a shot from Yarmouth senior David Clemmer was saved by McAdoo. A minute later, a long shot from Clippers senior Max Watson went wide and it was on to the second overtime.
Yarmouth got possession and had a great chance to win when Watson broke in on goal from the left side. His blast resulted in McAdoo's best save of the night, but the rebound came to Decker. Decker had a good look at the goal, but shot wide and the teams played on.
"That was our third best chance," Hagerty said. "(McAdoo) made a great save."
After LaBrie had a long shot saved with 1:41 left, Greely transitioned and almost won it on three separate occasions.
First, with 1:20 to go, Nason crossed a ball in front of the goal, seemingly setting up senior Joe Saffian for the win, but the ball caromed away from the target.
Then, with 15 seconds left, the Rangers had a flurry in front, but somehow Vigue managed to break it up.
"I saw the guy behind me and I just jumped on it and got it out of there," Vigue said.
"Ben had a goal and he also had a big save," Hagerty said. "That's a plus-two in his department. I thought he was fabulous."
Greely wasn't done and got one final look, but Saffian's shot in front was saved by Lyon with 3 seconds to go.
At last, the horn sounded and the two-hour passion play came to a close with each team registering two goals and neither earning a victory.
Yarmouth, considering its comeback, enjoyed the tie more than Greely.
"It was an awesome game," Smith said. "It's always a boost coming from behind, especially when the team comes together. Our bench was awesome. We really picked it up. The midfield was great tonight. We do have a young goalie, but he's really improving. Defensively, we had a really solid effort tonight. We mixed up our formations. Aside from a few errors, it was a solid effort. The rivalry has heated up. The guys on our team know a lot of the guys on their team, so it's kind of a friendly rivalry. They're fun to play against."
"Greely's very good," Hagerty said. "I'm so pleased with the effort. I just love how we never stop working. I thought the kids played hard and played clean. It was a hard fought game. These are fabulous games. The kids stepped up when they had to. They showed heart. Nason had four good chances tonight and scored twice. When you limit their top player, who they're targeting, to four chances, that's great. Crowley and Nason are so dangerous. They're so quick in the midfield, you can get in trouble. They'll beat a lot of teams."
The Rangers felt like they let one slip away.
"They tied it up so early, so it wasn't like it was last second, like Falmouth last year (a gutwrenching 3-2 loss after the Yachtsmen tied the game in the final seconds)," Andreasen said. "You need intensity because Yarmouth plays intense soccer. If you're not intense, they'll run away from you. A 2-0 lead against that team is not safe. I don't like my kids to take a play off. (Mike) doesn't like his kids to take a play off. We mirror each other. If you take a play off, it's a goal.
"We like to rely on our skill, but they were fresher than us late. We have a lot of kids out there who needed a test like this. Nason, Crowley, (Senior Sam) Porter, they're our rocks. Other than that, we have a new cast and they needed to be exposed to this. We had to play in a pressure-cooker and make plays and we did. Those are plays you need to make to be a championship team."
No breathers
While this encounter was a great barometer for Greely and Yarmouth, even if it didn't result in either side claiming bragging rights, it will quickly be forgotten as both squads have huge tests to come.
Greely is back in action Monday, when it hosts Gray-New Gloucester. The Rangers then visit Kennebunk and Cape Elizabeth back-to-back.
Yarmouth visits Freeport Monday, then finally gets on its turf when it hosts York and Kennebunk.
"We need to stay healthy," said Vigue. "When we're healthy, we're really, really good."
"We've been faced with a little uncertainty with players being out and being shaky on when the turf would be ready, but from now on, we're focused and ready to go the rest of the season," said Smith.
"I think we'll be better on turf and we haven't played on turf," Hagerty added. "I think we have more levels in us."
The Clippers will host the Rangers Oct. 16.
"We look forward to playing them on our turf," Smith said.
"It's going to be exciting when we play them again," Vigue said.
"At least getting a tie (tonight) was big in helping us get homefield down the road," Hagerty said. "The next time we play will probably be for homefield advantage."
Greely's also aware of the rematch.
"We play them again, but it's a long ways away," Andreasen said. "It used to be nice to play Yarmouth twice and say see ya, but not anymore."
Looking even further ahead, there's also a good chance, that for the first time 1975, the teams could square off in the crucible of the playoffs.
Local soccer fans should be so lucky.
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1 cup
fresh strawberries, sliced
1 cup
white sugar
1/2 cup
brown sugar
1 teaspoon
7 cups
1 3/4 cups
fresh lemon juice
2 slices
My husband thought this was too sour. The flavor was allright. I think it just depends on the person. But the overall recipe was good. take the recipe if you like sour stuff. thank you
I didn't like this at all. Maybe less sugar would be the trick.
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My husband & kids thinks its' pretty tangy & sour. But I love it. Next time I make it, I would have to add more sugar just for those who don't like sour.
POW! Great recipe! Everyone at my office loved it. The best was when I put a cup of the Pink Honey Lemonade in a blender with Ice and added to it about 3 oz. of Coconut Cream Rum and hit the blend button. Creamy, frothy, and yummy! Everyone who tasted it said it tasted like a cream-cicle! Very refreshing.
i loved this recipe but for those of you who don't like the sour taste try adding a smidge of salt to the mixture - it always works for me!
YUMMY!!! Can use a bit lesss sugar though.
I took a small detour from the recipe the second time I made it. It was great the first time, but more than amazing the second time. I mixed a cup and a half of sugar with probably 20 raspberries and a small amount of strawberry extract. I added two tablespoons of honey and a half a cup of brown sugar. I then added 3/4s cup of water and boiled it over the stove. After it was boiling, I whisked it so the raspberries broke up into just the seeds. When it was starting to foam, I turned the heat off and let it sit for about 15 minutes. Meanwhile, I put a cup of lime juice into a standard sized container and added 7 cups of water. Then I added about a tablespoon of honey and let that dissolve in it. I added 6 slices of lemon. After that sat as long as the loose syrup on the stove, I strained the syrup. This takes out all of the raspberry seeds so you don't have to chew them. Then I poured it into the container with the lime juice, lemons, and water, mixed it up, and served it right away in a glass of ice. The family raved. I found this is really tasty, and only slightly deviating from your basic recipe. Try it out! It's really good. Thanks for the idea/recipe!!
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* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Rico's Passionate Pink Honey Lemonade
Serving Size: 1/20 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 20
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 67
** Calories from Fat: < 1
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