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Julia, 40, is an alcoholic. She is a manipulative, unreliable, compulsive liar, all strung out beneath her still flamboyant exterior. Between shots of vodka and one-night stands, Julia gets by on nickel-and-dime jobs. Increasingly lonely, the only consideration she receives comes from her friend Mitch, who tries to help her. But she shrugs him off, as her alcohol-induced confusion daily reinforces her sense that life has dealt her a losing hand and that she is not to blame for the mess she has made of it. Glimpsing imminent perdition, and after a chance encounter with Elena, a Mexican woman, Julia convinces herself--as much in panic and despair as for financial gain--to commit a violent act. As the story unfolds, Julia's journey becomes a headlong flight on a collision course, but somehow she makes the choice of life over death.
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American culture has always rallied around the underdog – perhaps because we can always see a little bit of ourselves in anyone who is not expected to win. After all, we are a nation of immigrants who had to fight against all the odds to make the American Dream a reality. And although we may have long forgotten about our ancestors' particular struggles, that sense of longing for fairness and justice, that desire to take on "The Man" and win, remains an essential element of the American psyche.
Although the research is in its infancy, the underdog effect has found support. In short, we pull for underdogs and give them a relatively steadfast sympathy, so long as their fate has little bearing on our own personal lives and when the impact, in the larger scheme of things, is relatively minimal; indeed, backing an underdog financially is a completely different beast!
Given the recent Conan O'Brien-Jay Leno-NBC late night drama that happened right before our eyes on live TV, we find ourselves yet again anecdotally substantiating what Americans have been known for all along – loving those underdogs. Robert Lloyd of the L.A. Times reports that, towards the very end of Conan's stunted seven-month run as "Tonight Show" host, the audience – including non-regular Conan lovers – chanted his name and guests starting appearing on the show just to show support, with nothing to sell. As Lloyd laments that "[Conan] is the picked-upon odd kid in all of us… lovable, where Leno [is]… a creature of the establishment," we truly understand why so many of us cheered for Conan: as an underdog, he represents a possibility – that eventually he'll get back on track, on some network, and will be better than ever. And if he can rise out of this mess and end up winning – then by golly, so can I.
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Alright you squares, what's your beef? Why so scared with legalizing pot? Is it the smell? Is it the munchies? Is it that you really believe the "gateway" nonsense that if you smoke a joint or two or 10, the next thing you know is you're on your knees working off a crack rock? Is your positive social identity hopelessly tied to the belief that only lazy hippies smoke the tweed (that's what we like to call it back home)? Or, and more likely the case, is it simply a social convention that has been turned into a moral convention (See Turiel, 2007) by, well, you squares? I think so….
I've been searching the blogs and articles and the best argument I've found in opposition only apposes some of the rational behind Prop 19, but does little damage to the argument of legalization overall. I'm speaking, of course, about the notion that passing Prop 19 would somehow take money from the pockets of Mexican drug cartels. I'll just tell you right now, that's a bullshit argument. I can guarantee that no self-respecting pot smoker in California, or the Pacific Northwest for that matter, is going to be caught with a sack of Mexican schwag, otherwise known as dirt-weed. It is the equivalent of drinking a jug of Ernest and Julio Gallo Burgundy. We in the know would instead drink, say, a Broadly Estates Claudia's Choice Pinot Noir. There is no comparing the two. One has flavor and elegance; the other gives you a headache—I digress. The only way to get the money from the cartels, as a contributor to Allay Bordis piece in the Daily Titan stated, is to legalize it everywhere. But to do that, we must change the social conventional beliefs about pot and realize that it is by far less a problem than alcohol, which by definition is a poison; if you drink enough of it, it will kill you. Smoke too much pot: you'll eat everything in your fridge (which will force you to contribute to the economy by re-stocking it the next day) and then go to sleep on the couch fat and happy.
Like any law-enforcement-fearing Oregonian hopelessly stuck in a backward state like Pennsylvania, where the liquor laws are enough to make my eyes cross (I can't buy a bottle of wine at the grocery store, but I can buy a six-pack, to go, from a bar; Is that nucking futs or what?), the thought of easy access to good, green ganja with little worry about police kicking in my door for puffing up while watching Saturday-morning cartoons makes me a little homesick. Sure, it wasn't completely legal in Oregon, of course, but the authorities didn't really care as long as your weren't doing anything stupid. That's why I don't understand the opposition. Why don't your squares stop worrying about those of us who have reached the age of reason, are productive members of society, and just worry about the dicks drinking and driving or otherwise disturbing the peace? In other words, keep your social and moral conventions—convictions—to yourself, and to quote Jack Nicholson in As Good As It Gets, "Go sell crazy somewhere else. We're all stocked-up here."
Please follow the links below to more useful information on the topic. Cheers!
Ally Bordas Article (Very Interesting)
Psychology Today Article (Does Marijuana Impair Cognition. Implications for Prop 19. By Dr. Jann Gumbiner)
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The palace and fortress dominates the Old Town. It was destroyed in 1856 and rebuilt in 1939. Floors are covered with ancient mosaics and there is an interesting collection of 16th and 17th-century Western furniture.Address: Ippoton, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 365270
More than 600,000 Greeks and foreigners visit the place to admire the unique "show of the nature!" The butterflies are gathered in their thousands from July to September in search of coolness and humidity. In the morning you see hundreds of them clustered together on the branches. The Valley is located 26 km away from the town centre.Address: Notio Aigaio, Rhodes
Lindos is a small town with a village character that is very beautiful and interesting in many ways. Visit Acropolis in Lindos, which is one of the most important and impressive archaeological sites of the island. Take the bus from Nea Agora in Mandraki.Address: Lindos, Rhodes
Faliraki is the area for sleepless days and nights. It is full of tourists every year, with many clubs, beach bars, big hotels, a huge water park, bungee jump, tennis courts and great beaches! A totally different lifestyle just 12 km away from the town centre. Take the bus from Nea Agora in Mandraki.Address: Faliraki, Rhodes
Take a walk at the Mandraki Harbour and enjoy the beautiful view. According to the legend, it was here the famous Colossus of Rhodes was raised. The statue is a bronze giant at 34 metres and counted among the Seven Wonders of the World.Address: Mandraki Harbour, Rhodes
The Casino of Rhodes is a must see place for the people who love "lucky games!" If you are over 23-years-old you can try your luck in roulette and black jack.Address: Georgiou Papanikolaou 4, Rhodes Phone: +30 2241 097400Website: http://www.casinorodos.gr
There are numerous monuments to see just by having a walk in the Old Town. The feeling you get walking in the narrow streets is that you are travelling in another century, in a different and more romantic age.Address: Old Town, Rhodes
St Paul's Bay is a charming bay, just south of Lindos town, on the south-eastern coast of Rhodes. This is a great place to snorkel due to the crystal clear blue water and to sunbath. There are two beaches where you can relax and enjoy the golden sand and the shallow water. It is on the larger main beach you will find sun loungers, parasols, toilets and a café.Address: St Pauls Bay, Lindos, Rhodes
You will find Archaeological Museum of Rhodes in a medieval building which was served as the Hospital of the Knights. This building was completed in 1489 by Grand Master d'Aubusson and is still in perfect condition. Here you can enjoy interesting finds dating from all periods of the island's history in a two- storey building.Address: Museum Square, Medieval Town, Rhodes
Cycling on Rhodes is very popular and an ideal place to exercise this sport due the various fine routes. The company RodosCycling offers bike excursions around the Rhodes Island. Here you get the chance to visit all the archaeological sites and learn more about the history of the Island. On this tour you will also discover Greece's natural beauty and taste traditional delicacies. The experienced tour guides will provide you all the information and care for your safety.Address: Sunshine Vacation Club, RhodesPhone: +30 694 730 9911Website: http://www.rodoscycling.com
This water park is located on the island´s most popular resort, Faliraki, and is the biggest one of its kind in Europe. It has been designed with all the latest facilities, high class rides, unique splash pools, water slides and offers top quality service. Around the park you will find snack bars that provides food and drinks. A very fun place for the whole family!Address: Coastal street, Faliraki, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 84403Website: http://www.water-park.gr
You will find the Afandou golf course on the edge of Afandou on the east coast of the island, 19 km from Rhodes Town. The golf course is adjacent to one of the major and beautiful beaches of the island, Afandou beach. This course is designed by a famous golf course designer Charantin Donald and it offers 18 holes and all the practical facilities you will need for a pleasant day of golfing.Address: Afandou, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 051 451Website: http://www.afandougolfcourse.com
Modern Greek Art Museum (MGA) presents extensive collections of paintings, numerous sculptures and drawings from the 20th century - all done by Greek artists. MGA consist of three buildings with modern art, works by most renowned Greek artists like Maleas, Bouzianis, Kontoglou, Theofilos, Vassiliou and Hadzikyriakos-Gikas.Address: 2 Symi Square, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 23766Website: http://www.mgamuseum.gr
Take an amazing day cruise and explore the most beautiful sides of Rhodes. Captain's Tours travel agency organise cruises and excursions, where you get the chance to enjoy the most famous tourist sights like the beautiful coastline of Lindos or take a lazy day cruise in Rhodian Bays.Address: Faliraki, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 87086Website: http://www.captains-tours.grMore info: Epsilon shopping center
Church of Panagia is located in the village of Lindos, next to the main square. This beautiful 1300-century church is very popular among the tourists and a must see when visiting Rhodes. It has whitewashed walls, tiled roof and surrounded by high walls and has a small courtyard.Address: Lindos, Rhodes
At the crossroads of 3 continents Rhodes has known many civilizations that have left their imprint on the island throughout history. Many are the monuments in Rhodes which are evidence of its rich and varied past making Rhodes an ideal destination for those who are looking for cultural heritage and historic sites. We invite you to see, feel and live the unique cultural identity of Rhodes.
Alexis 4 Seasons one of the most well-known fish restaurants on the island, located in the Old Town of Rhodes. It offers a wide choice of seafood-dishes and shellfish. You have to try the grilled octopus, cooked in its ink!Address: 33 Aristotelous, RhodesPhone: +30 22 410 70 522 Website: http://www.alexis4seasons.com
Vasilis is a well-known place for the locals that has been open since 1985. A great place with fast, home-cooked food in the heart of Old Town.Address: Sofokleous 16, RhodesPhone: +30 22 410 29 968Website: http://www.restaurantvasilis.com
Tamam is a very impressive place with fantastic atmosphere, located in Old Town. They have soothing private dining rooms, a touch of oriental decor and delicious Greek and international cuisine.Address: Leontos Georgiou 1, RhodesPhone: +30 22 410 73 522Website: http://www.tamamrhodes.com
Do not be fooled by the somewhat simple look of the restaurant, Kerasma is a very popular restaurant with outstanding Greek food, excellent service and nice atmosphere. The restaurant is located near the famous "bar street" in Rhodes.Address: Leontos 6, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 302 410Website: http://www.kerasmarestaurant.com
Melenos Lindos is a very nice and cosy restaurant located in the village of Lindos on Rhodes Southeast coast. Delicious Greek and international dishes, many with Italian touches. The rooftop restaurant has spectacular views over the bay of Lindos.Address: Lindos, RhodesPhone: +30 22 440 32 222Website: http://www.melenoslindos.com
This popular restaurant has been serving food for many years and only using fresh ingredients. On the menu you will find fresh fish, steaks and traditional Greek food. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming and where the owner himself is serving the delicious food.Address: George Leontos 8, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 73557Website: http://www.thomastaverna-rhodes.com
Capricci is a family-owned restaurant and has served Italian cuisine for many years now. The menu offers fresh and tasty dishes like typical Italian thin pizza with wonderful toppings but also offers a wide variety of pasta dishes.Address: Apodimon Amerikis 14, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 33395Website: http://www.capricci.gr
This award-winning restaurant offers you a great dining experience due to fantastic Asian inspired fusion food and the extremely professional staff. Chef Shahaf Shabtay inspiration comes from his years of cooking and traveling in Asia. On the menu you will find dishes like Thai Papaya Salad, Singapore Crab Chili and Red Curry Beef and Shrimps.Address: Georgiou Papanikolaou 4, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 97400Website: http://rhodes.sasazu.com
Whispers Restaurant - Bar was established in 1989 and still continues to run successfully today. The restaurant is elegantly decorated and offers friendly and great service. Here you can enjoy traditional Greek Cuisine and international dishes. The food is only prepared with local produce; from the local butcher, fishery and farms.Address: Iraklidon Street 40, Ixia, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 91852Website: http://www.whispersrodos.gr
Restaurant Wonder is situated in the new town and can be a bit difficult to find but well worth the search. It opened its doors 2001 and received excellent reviews in the Alpha Guide. You will understand why when you taste the delicious well composed international menu with a mixture of Mediterranean, Baltic Sea and Asian food.Address: 16-18 El. Venizelou, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 039805Website: http://www.restaurantwonder.gr
Enjoy Greek food and International cuisines at Hellas Garden Restaurant. The restaurant is located in the main square of Pefkos and has been popular among tourists and locals since 2001. The food is served in the garden in a warm and cosy atmosphere. This family friendly restaurant provides a playground for the children.Address: Main Square, Pefkos, Rhodes Phone: +30 22440 48316
Odyssey Restaurant is ideally located in the Old Town of the island Rhodes. The restaurant offers delicious Greek cuisine like stuffed vine leaves, pork in a white wine sauce and marinated mussels. The staff is always friendly which creates a welcoming and warm atmosphere.Address: 10-18 Menekleous, Lindos, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 22621Website: http://www.odysseytaverna.com
The restaurant is beautifully located on the beach of Stegna with amazing views over the Mediterranean Sea. Stegna Kozas is famous among the locals as one of the best restaurants to eat fresh seafood. The friendly staff serves only high quality food; dishes like lobster spaghetti, fish soup, seafood risotto and souvlakia with scallops.Address: Stegna, RhodesPhone: +30 22440 22632Website: http://www.stegnakozas.gr
Amfithea is one of the undiscovered gems in Lindos. Situated just by the taxi rank and provides great Italian food at great prices. To start with try the stuffed mushrooms and as the main course their special lamb or swordfish. This is certainly a place where you can have a beautiful romantic evening.Address: Lindos Square, Lindos, RhodesPhone: +30 694 4636 064Website: http://www.amfithearestaurant.com
Since the restaurant opened its doors in 1994 it attained excellent reputation for the fine Greek cuisine. The chef pays close attention to detail and prepares the food with only fresh ingredients. The food is served in a cosy terrace under the stars, among trees and flowers. Very romantic!Address: Pefki, Lindos, RhodesPhone: +30 22440 48140Website: http://www.terpsis.com
The local cuisine has acquired elements from the 3 continents that surround the island. These various elements were selected, filtered and finally re-invented with a very distinct local character. Traditionally, the Rodian table was rich in variety. This tradition continues until today. Gourmets from all over the world have good reason to visit Rhodes as they have the chance to enjoy local specialties that brilliantly combine traditional and modern tastes: delicate flavors, fresh fish and seafood, fresh salads, magnificent meat dishes as well as the wide range of sweets and desserts made mainly of cereals, olive oil, nuts, fruits, honey and herbs.
Nice "hang out" in the middle of Rhodes Town. It offers coffee, traditional pastries, pies and sandwiches. Gran Caffe has a good reputation for their fresh desserts and light meals.Address: Grigoriou Lampraki 43, RhodesPhone: +30 22 410 22 989
Flocafe is a great place that many locals and foreigners choose after their shopping or a day at the beach. Allow yourself to relax with a chocolate freddo in your hand.Address: Alexandrou Diakou 16, RhodesPhone: +30 22 410 21 271
Scarabee Lounge Cafe is located on the terrace of Scarabeebutiken at Cyprus Square. Fun place to visit if you want to get away from tourist crowd. It offers a great view, hot and cold drinks, snacks and light meals.Address: 11 Cyprus Square, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 022710
In the village of Koskinou awaits an opportunity to experience the life of Greeks today. A picturesque 19th century house with pebble mosaic floor and family photographs on the walls, Cafe Gallery Stefani makes every visitor feel like family.Address: Vas. Pavlou 4, Koskinou, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 64455 / +30 69445 25544
The lush garden café is surrounded by flowers and trees and creates an enjoyable oasis of peace right in the middle of the most popular street of the Medieval Town. Soothing music and good coffee heightens the experience even further.Address: Sokratous 124, RhodesPhone: +30 22 410 76 955Website: http://www.socratous-garden.gr
Amphitheatre Boutique Club is probably one of the most famous outdoor clubs on the island. The club has a capacity of about 2,000 people. Enjoy sizzling nights, refreshing drinks and good music. You will also enjoy one of the best views in Europe, below is the historic whitewashed village of Lindos, surrounded by the sea and crowned by the ancient Acropolis.Address: Lindos, RhodesPhone: +30 22440 44789
Lindos Ice Bar opened in August 2011 and is located up in the village of Lindos. It is Greece's first bar made exclusively out of ice! Designed and sculpted by ice artists from Canada and constantly keeps a temperature of -6 degrees. Guests can enjoy a refreshing cocktail while looking out over the Lindos Acropolis.Address: Krana square, LindosPhone: +30 22 440 31 491
Roi Mat Club Restaurant is a new luxury beach club in Ixia Ialysos. The view is a dream, let yourself relax in one of the most beautiful sofas, enjoy the music and drinks. Here they play a variety of musical styles, from disco, jazz, soul, funk to Greek mainstream.Address: 84 Iraklidon Ave. Ixia, Ialysos, RhodesPhone: +30 22 410 90 844
Santana Music Bar is located in Rhodes Old Town in a classic building. The bar has been open since 1994 and offers Greek musical entertainment until late at night. The welcoming staff serves delicious summer cocktails.Address: 4-8 Miltiadou str. RhodesPhone: +30 69 553 12 251
Here you will find many tasty cocktails on the menu like the ice cream cocktail, After Eight with coffee liqueur, Creme de Menthe and chocolate ice cream. The friendly staff also serves food if you are feeling hungry.Address: Iallysos Road, Ixia, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 90806Website: http://www.thelunabar.com
The crowd at Legends Rockbar comes from around the world and is fun and always friendly. The DJ plays solid rock tunes and the bartenders really know their drinks.Address: Miltiadou Street, Old Town, RhodesOpening hours: Everyday from 18:00
Phillips Bar is one of the oldest bars in Rhodes, the owner Phillip, is still around but now a day it is his children who runs the bar. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, it is a great place to come for a drink and a few laughs.Address: 3 Venizelou Street, Rhodes
No matter where you are from or if you are young or old, as long as you want to have a good time then this is a place for you. You are always treated to the best service and welcomed with a warm smile.Address: Apollonos Street, Faliraki, Rhodes
The Luna has been a family-run bar since 1983 and is one of those places that you could hang out at all week. The best time to be here is at night when the locals come in and the party really gets started.Address: Iraklidon 92, Ialisos, Ixia, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 090 806Website: http://www.thelunabar.com
Colorado Club has three different party sections and two dance floors for you to dance the night away. The music varies on each floor and the bartenders serves great tasting, cooling drinks all night long.Address: 57 Orfanidou Street, RhodesPhone: +30 224 1075120Website: http://www.colorado.com.gr
Captain Hook serves a great selection of whiskey and bourbon for you to enjoy while listening to 70´s rock, heavy metal and other great classics. If you get confused with all the different whiskey brands, the staff is always keen to help.Address: 40 Orfanidou Street, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 076 152
Make sure that you visit this bar at the beginning of your trip, because it is one of those places that you will come back to. It is a great open air, party place in Pefkos that plays everything from the latest hits to good old classics.Address: On the road to Lardos, Pefkos, Rhodes
Oasis Bar is a fun and relaxed place with quiz nights, dance nights and simply just nights where you have a great time and meet new friends. The food is excellent and you can cool off with a swim in the pool.Address: Beach Road, Pefkos, Rhodes
Pepito's has one of the biggest selections of cocktails on Rhodes, so make sure that you have made up your mind before you order and ask the bartender to surprise you with something sweet.Address: Kalitheas Avenue, Faliraki, Rhodes
The Grapevine Cocktail Bar is a lovely little spot with a cosy outdoor seating that overlooks Lardos square, making this a great place to people watch. You are greeted with warm smiles and in the bar you will find cooling and refreshing drinks.Address: Lardos Square, Lardos, RhodesPhone: +30 224 4044 517
This is said to be one of the friendliest bars in Lindos. Jack, the owner, is lovely and on live music nights you can see him play on a Greek Bouzouki, why not try to dance along?Address: Lindos Village, Rhodes
The Waterside is located behind Lindos bus stop and is the perfect place for a pool day. They have a big cooling swimming pool, with a modern lounge to relax at and a bar that serves food and, of course, tasty drinks.Address: Lindos, Rhodes
Champers Pub can easily become your go-to place while you are in Faliraki. It is located just by the street and is a typical drink and dance bar.Address: Ermou St, Faliraki, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 085 939
Blue lagoon is styled in a Pirates of the Caribbean theme but with lovely Greek music. This is a real family place where everyone will dance. From grandmother to young children, do not be afraid to join in!Address: 2, 25th Martiou, Rhodes Town, GreecePhone: +30 22410 32632Website: http://www.lepalais.gr
Pylona Arms is the perfect place to go to and feel like a real Greek. Most guest here are only locals so sit down, take an Ouzo and join in the conversation.Address: Pylona, Rhodes
Apart from getting to know the culture, the beaches and crystal clear waters as well as the Greek gastronomy, visitors should acquaint themselves with today's vibrant Rodian life style. Rhodes offers something for people of all ages and preferences and is famous for its nightlife, set to cater to even the highest expectations. No holiday is complete without a visit to the island's bustling bars and beach clubs with famous guest Djs and live rock bands, setting the tone for hours of fun. There are musical haunts for lovers of jazz or art music and evenings of traditional music are a unique touch in the lives of residents and visitors. Visit Rhodes!
At Greca Natural Products you can find all natural products that you have been looking for. Take home a bit of Greece in your bag with olive oil, olives, pate, honey of different flavours, Chios mastic products and homemade jams.Address: 78-80 Socrates,Old Town, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 77380Website: http://www.naturagreca.com
Escada is a strong feminine brand for stylish, independent women. It is one of the world's leading luxury brands where you will find everything from beautiful dresses, work wear to perfumes and shoes.Address: Amerikis 59, RhodesPhone: + 30 22410 39007Website: http://www.escada.com
Welcome to one of the largest retailers of women's fashion in Greece. At Raxevsky you will find a personal look for every occasion with fun and colourful designs.Address: Amerikis 85, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 026 692Website: http://www.raxevsky.com
Gant is one of the biggest American brands within sportswear for women, men and children. Here you will not only find high quality casual clothes but also watches, shoes and bags.Address: Dimitriou Theodoraki 47, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 7543Website: http://www.gant.com
La Coste is a French clothing company with probably the most famous crocodile in the world. Their signature item is the polo shirt but you can find leather goods, home linen, shoes, watches and a lot more.Address: 52 rue Socratous, Old Town, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 256 84Website: http://www.lacoste.com
Sephora is one of the leading cosmetic brands in the US and in Europe. The brands six leading words are experience, freedom, information, choice, service and guarantee. Whatever you are looking for, they have that, and more!Address: Amerikis 4, RhodesPhone: +30 2241 020804Website: http://www.sephora.gr
The brand Pepe Jeans was born on Portobello Road, Nothing Hill in London 1973. Now it has grown into a leading denim brand around the world, selling not only casual jeans, but also clothing, footwear and accessories for women, men and children.Address: Grigoriou Lambraki 40, Mandraki, RhodesPhone: +30 22410 29985Website: http://www.pepejeans.com
Every Wednesday and Saturday you are welcome to visit the people´s street market. Here you will find sun kissed fruit and vegetables and many other typical tasty Greek treats.Address: Taxiarxhis cemetery, Rhodes
A visit to Rhodes can easily be combined with shopping. With over 6000 shops in the Old and New Town, there is perhaps no other place in the world the size of Rhodes that can compete with it for the variety and range of products to satisfy almost every demand. Rhodes has nothing to envy from the metropolis of fashion! On the cobblestone streets and the picturesque squares of the Medieval Town and in the elegant city center with impressive buildings of the Italian era, visitors can enjoy shopping in the most beautiful environment imaginable!
The international airport of Rhodes "Diagoras" is 16 km from the centre of the town, near the village Paradhissi. You can get the local bus to get to the town. The last bus leaves from the airport at 23:30. You can also get a taxi, the cost will depend on the time, the traffic and the number of luggage you are carrying.Phone: +30 22410 834001 / +30 22410 834003


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Recap: Sandy Alderson Conf. Call with Bloggers
Tonight on a conference call with Mets bloggers, Mets GM Sandy Alderson said the team has identified the final coaching staff, but, due to some administrative issues, he will make the formal announcement either Monday or Tuesday of next week.
Also, he said, in a perfect world, he'd like to add to the pitching staff before the end of the year, then look to see where the market is at after the New Year – noting he is less concerned with salary at this point, and most concerned with the health of the pitcher and maximizing his upside, which is more difficult when dealing with pitchers coming off of injury or surgery.
In regards to doing a conference call with bloggers, he said:
"I'm very familiar with the blogosphere, and how it makes connections with fans… People are going to form their own opinions, but if you've heard from me, it'll be on the basis of direct communication. I don't mind spending the time. In a sense, you guys probably reflect the most passionate elements of the fan base. If I'm right about that, it's more important to be in contact with you all than the rest of the media."
Alderson talked to us for 45 minutes and said the following, in regards to…
The misconception that he's only a 'Moneyball guy,' trying to run a big-market team as a small-market team:
"I wasn't hired to apply a Moneyball approach to the New York Mets. I would not have accepted the position were I required to run the Mets on shoestring budget. On the other hand, I did come in with my eyes wide open. I did recognize that there would be some payroll restrictions this year, keeping in mind that when everything is said and done our payroll in 2011 will be some place around $130 and $140 million, which will be in the top four or five in baseball. The problem isn't that we don't have resources. The problem is that we have limited resources available to spend this year. So, what you see today or over the last two weeks isn't necessarily representative of what you'll see over the next two or three years. But, we do have to get through a somewhat difficult period in terms of our payroll, because we already have most it committed…
"Believe me, I love to make big splashes. Years ago, we probably made some of the biggest trades at the deadline in baseball history. I think it's great for the fans. This is entertainment. However, you can only do so in situations that warrant it…
My business philosophy is to be prudent under all circumstances, but New York isn't Oakland. Like I said earlier, I wouldn't be here if it were. We do have a long-term strategy, but that long-term focused on being as good as we can be today, but also putting an infrastructure in place to make us as good as we can be down the road…
In terms of identifying talent, we use a combination of tools: we do use statistical metrics, but we also rely heavily in scouting, and that was evident at the Winter Meetings when we had several people from our staff who were primarily stats oriented, but who also do field work. But, we also have a greater number who were more subjective in their approach, like in the Rule 5 Draft, where scouting played a more dominant role."
His strategy for the draft:
"I think we will approach (the draft) from a wide open and a non-doctrinal point of view. We want the best players. It's important to consider domestic draft and international signings in the aggregate, in terms of youth and developmental timelines. I don't expect us to be focused predominantly on college players, for example – we will go for the best player, we will be over slot maybe more than occasionally. Big market clubs can only dominate through a successful player development system. We need to take advantage of our resources in all areas of player acquisition, including amateur scouting."
Whether he'll have flexibility to add a player at the trade deadline:
"I would expect to have much more flexibility. I think any team in position at the All-Star break, to make a run, needs to take a hard look at what we need. If we're in position to make a run, attendance will reflect that, and so we will be in a strong position to make a move. I don't think our approach in the off-season would necessarily be repeteated at the All-Star break. We want to be in position to add a player or two and make a run. If we're in the hunt, we will take hard look at what we can add."
The impact that long-term contracts are having on the game:
"There are the Crawford and Werth (type contracts), but there are also the Konerko's and Dunn's – and where that infrastructure comes into play is to figure out the best combination of players with the best combination of prices. Everyone would have a preference to signing shorter rather than longer contracts. (The longer) deals are setting a dangerous precedent. But this is New York, and we will have to address the market as it develops over the next few years. If this becomes the norm, then we will have to address it."
The idea, pushed mostly on talk radio, that Mets fans are disappointed with what he's doing this off season:
I'm not sure the majority of Mets fans aren't disappointed with the direction we're taking. Most are sophisticated and understand the situation we're in right now. I'm not foolish enough to think that when the bell rings and we don't play well, people will be tolerant of that – I don't expect that at all. But I don't think anything we've done is inconsistent with anything I've said. We are going to keep working at it. It's important for us to put everything on heard on radio into some perspective. We have a plan. Mets fans have been disappointed for a long time. I don't foresee any reason why the last couple of weeks would make them equally disappointed. There is still a lot of time before Opening Day."
His relationship with the players:
"I try to maintain a personal but professional relationship (with the players), so the relationship doesn't create any misconceptions. Not strictly business, but at same time, be careful about having friendly relationships with players because it can send the wrong message and make it difficult when a tough decision is made."
His thoughts on Mets fans so far:
"I think my impressions (of Mets fans) from outside have been confirmed. They're passionate, loyal, and baseball is important to them. New York is a baseball town. That imposes obligations and demands. Fans are very knowledgeable, and it keeps us on their toes. I haven't seen any 'fruits and vegetables' yet, and I'm sure that first hand contact will become more real when the season starts. New York fans haven't disappointed me yet. We want the fans to be proud of the organization and it's going to come from winning the right way."
Thank you to Michael Baron for transcribing the call, live, as it was going on.
Updated at 8:07 pm:
Also check out Caryn's post at MetsGrrl, and Kerel's video at On the Black.


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As it happens people underestimate control over situations. Take the classic example of a student who waits until the last minute to study for a final exam because "they have it all under control". This example is a type of bias that surprisingly is more common than expected. Another example of bias is a person who walks into a café to only get a coffee and is temped to get a tasty pastry. The phenomenon referred to is the restraint bias, or the perceived ability to have control over an impulse. Apply this concept to any vice when someone feels or is biased into perceived control and a similar conclusion is likely to occur.
Take the new fad: the cookie diet. People are purportedly allowed to eat cookies in addition to one meal. And it is precisely because of the name that people underestimate their ability to control the impulse, according to the New York Times report. However because people see the feasibility they are likely to try the diet and nevertheless fall for the impulse of eating that extra cookie.
As an example, Nordgren, van Harreveld & van der Pligt (2009), asked satiated and hungry participants to select a snack which was to be returned a week later in exchange for money. The authors reported that the more restraint bias experienced by satiated participants the greater the likelihood of not returning the snack. More importantly is the fact that the satiated participants chose their first or second favorite snacks while the hungry participants reportedly accounted for the bias by selecting a second or third favorite snack. The cookie diet then is an important example because it sounds harmless and increases the likelihood of bias. However based on the experiment by Nordgren et al., (2009) it can be concluded that because a cookie seems harmless people are more likely to be biased for that extra snack.
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The AAA Las Vegas 51s named their coaching staff today, headed by manager Wally Backman. I am mildly surprised that Backman chose to return to the Mets to manage in Las Vegas, but I think it speaks to the fact that switching jobs, or finding a better one, can be awfully difficult. Backman will be joined by pitching coach Randy St. Clair and hitting coach George Greer.
This is St. Clair's first go-round with the Mets after working for the Marlins for three seasons in the big leagues and six some odd seasons for the Expos/Nationals. He's an interesting hire in that he seems never to have worked with Sandy Alderson, Paul dePodesta or J.P. Ricciardi before. Rather, he would have worked with Omar Minaya, Tony Bernazard and their associates in the final days of the Montreal franchise.
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Marilyn Charlotte is a native Floridian. She grew up in West Pahm Beach and now lives in Sarasota.
Marilyn studied Theater/Creative Writing at Columbia College, Columbia S.C., and has pursued related career paths in motion picture production, advertising/public relations, graphic design and arts management in Orlando, Jacksonville and Lakeland. Most recently, she worked for the Manatee Chamber of Commerce as Communications Director and was instrumental in creating the Current magazine for the Chamber.
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Gregg Allman, Joe Walsh, John Mayer To Show 'Love For Levon' Helm With Concert
When much-beloved drummer/singer Levon Helm of The Band passed away on April 19, musicians from all genres and generations paid tribute at their concerts, in interviews and on Twitter. But on October 3rd at New Jersey's Izod Center, a number of legends will pay tribute to him at a concert called "Love For Levon."
The lineup for the show includes Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Gregg Allman, Jorma Kaukonen from Jefferson Airplane, Mavis Staples from The Staples Singers and Joe Walsh, along with John Mayer, My Morning Jacket, Ray LaMontagne, Warren Haynes of The Allman Brothers Band, John Hiatt, Bruce Hornsby, Lucinda Williams, members of Levon Helm's band, and country stars Dierks Bentley and Eric Church. An all-star backing band will be led by Larry Campbell, Helm's musical director for the last few years of his life, and super-producer Don Was.
All net proceeds from the concert will help Helm's estate keep ownership of his home, barn and studio, and to continue the "Midnight Ramble Sessions," which Helm hosted and headlined in the last few years of his life. "We are deeply moved that so many musicians and friends of Levon's are coming together to celebrate his life and his music, and to help us keep his musical spirit and vision alive in the Midnight Rambles," said Sandy and Amy Helm, Helm's wife and daughter, in a press statement. "We want to continue to honor his legacy by creating a musical landmark at the Barn, one that inspires and celebrates Americana music and its heritage."
Helm's original "Midnight Rambles" in the early 2000s were originally fundraisers so that he could afford to pay his medical bills and keep his barn and property, but they soon took on a life of their own, and became an attraction in their own right.
Tickets for the concert go on sale to the general public on Wednesday, August 29.
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I'm happy to announce the Jets have signed Ricky Sapp to the active roster. Sapp has been having some great practices and was a lock to make the active roster during training camp but got injured during the Green and White scrimmage…on a play where he sacked the QB.
A star at Clemson, Ricky is a relentless pass rusher who will definitely help get after the QB.
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This exhibition presents traces of the human experience--backpacks, water bottles, border patrol restrains, and other objects left behind in the desert by undocumented migrants on their journey into the U.S. This in combination with video shot by Richard Barnes on location along the U.S./Mexico border comprises State of Exception, the first major curation of the work of U-M anthropologist Jason De León's Undocumented Migration project. This collaboration between artist/photographer Richard Barnes, De León, and curator Amanda Krugliak considers the complexity and ambiguity of the found objects and what they may or may not reveal in terms of transition, human experience, culture, violence, and accountability.
Two days of events are planned around the exhibit opening which will bring together students, scholars in the field, artists, and the local community:
Wednesday, January 23:
- Visit to Jason De León's class on materiality/violence by Robin Reineke, an anthropology graduate student at the University of Arizona and an employee of the Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner, and Kathryn Ferguson, a writer and long-time immigrant rights activist who has worked with the humanitarian group Tucson Samaritans.
- Workshop and round-table presentations featuring Jason De León and students who have participated in the Undocumented Migration Project and Field School.
Thursday, January 24
- Lecture by Stephen Brighton, Professor of Anthropology, University of Maryland
- Panel discussion with Stephen Brighton, Kathryn Ferguson, Robin Rieneke, and Jason De León.
- Opening reception of State of Exception exhibit with short remarks from students from the field school and informal Q & A in the gallery.
Tuesday, January 29
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Thanks to a change in speed limits, drivers in Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties wont spend as much time waiting for trains in 2013.
Beginning Jan. 7, the speed limit for trains on CSX Transportations tracks between Antwerp and Potsdam will increase from 25 mph to 40 mph.
CSX officials said the company made the change in part to reduce wait times at the lines 37 at-grade railroad crossings.
This will just improve efficiency along the line, said Robert T. Sullivan, CSX spokesman. We also wanted to improve wait times along the line.
The speed limit increase comes after a summer of track work replacing ties and ballast along the lines and preparing for signal improvements. Mr. Sullivan said the track work wasnt a result of an increase in business.
Theres nothing that I know of, he said. Of course, we are always trying to increase business.
The track meets Federal Railroad Administration standards for the increased speeds, Mr. Sullivan said.
Carol Steckbeck, spokeswoman for Operation Lifesaver, said railroad crossings should be approached with caution regardless of the speed of locomotives, but the increase should pose no additional risk.
Regardless of train speeds, public awareness of the dangers present at every highway-rail grade crossing is key to preventing collisions, she said. Operation Lifesaver tells audiences to always expect a train at any crossing, at any time.
On Oct. 21, a Clarkson University student was killed in Potsdam while walking along a CSX railroad trestle across the Raquette River.
The tracks are part of CSXs St. Lawrence subdivision, which runs between Watertown and Massena, where it joins with tracks crossing into Quebec and connects to large multimodal shipping facilities on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River.
Between Antwerp and Potsdam, the line travels through Gouverneur, DeKalb Junction and Canton, crossing Route 310, Route 345 and Route 11.
The lines biggest customer is Alcoa in Massena, but a spur serves the idled Balmat Zinc Mine.
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MASSENA Maple Street residents can expect to see new energy-efficient LED lighting installed in their area soon, replacing high-pressure sodium bulbs.
Massena Electric Department Deputy Supervisor Dale F. Raymo said during the utility boards monthly meeting that the new lighting recently was received but that it will take some time to get the manpower scheduled to install it.
They just came in stock on Monday or Tuesday of this week, so theyll be putting them up soon, Mr. Raymo said. Ill wait until I get two-man crews. Right now theres a lot of vacation time, so I got to get a two-man crew quite a bit, so Ill have them putting those up.
Massena Electric Department Superintendent Andrew J. McMahon said it will be very interesting to see the reaction to the LED lighting.
Each LED fixture costs approximately $300 as opposed to $100 for the existing lighting. However, Mr. Raymo said, they will pay for themselves in energy savings over time.
Theres about 24 light fixtures going down between Main Street and Town Line Road, and all 24 of those lights right now are a high-pressure sodium light and they give off a yellowish tint, he said.
Payment for the LED fixtures came out of the MEDs energy-efficiency fund, part of the departments global relief program. It has received grants from Alcoa and the New York Power Authority to assist with the program.
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HERRINGS The village has been informed by the state Department of Transportation that its sidewalks are not up to code.
Despite that, the Board of Trustees decided Monday to wait until the ongoing water project with the village of Deferiet is underway before preparing a sidewalk project. Engineers from Bernier, Carr & Associates, Watertown, have already informed village officials that some sidewalks will have to be torn up during the installation of water lines.
According to village Mayor Richard A. Beirman, the partial shutdown of the federal government has stalled the water project, which is funded in part through the U.S. Department of Agricultures rural development office.
The Herrings board approved a recommendation by the Deferiet-Herrings Water Commission to move forward with the purchase of the water tower so it is ready for installation once the federal funding is released.
The commission is continuing to have easements signed by property owners within the villages and on the route of the water lines between the two villages.
Mayor Beirman said permission has been granted by the commission to have a resident outside the village join in the water project but they must pay for the installation of the laterals from the main line into their home.
Last month, the board considered a request by Robert Foster to purchase the well house and well for use as a fish hatchery.
Mayor Beirman reported that after checking with the state Department of Health, the request will be denied. The DOH requires the contaminated well to be capped off and sealed.
After discussion, the board decided on a policy for use of village property.
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SCHENECTADY - Union College scored twice in the bottom of the 10th inning to overcome a 4-3 St. Lawrence University lead and swept a Liberty League doubleheader from the Saints 5-4 and 6-3 on Tuesday.
Union added to its Liberty League lead, improving to 12-4 overall and 9-1 in league play, The Saints are 10-6 overall and 4-3 in the league heading into a weekend series against Vassar.
Union jumped out to a 3-0 lead in game two, scoring three runs on a two run single by Tyler Heck and a single by Vince Esposito. The Saints tied it in the top of the sixth as Carter Franz and Khifer OConnor singled and Brian Magovney delivered a three-run homer.
Franz hit a leadoff homer in the top of the tenth to give the Saints a 4-3 lead, but Union won it in the bottom of the inning when Jamie Faber singled, was sacrificed to second and scored on Sam Carusos double. Carouso came around with the winning run on a single by Anders Goetz.
Andrew Schreyack took the loss in relief for the Saints while Matt Yonta was the winning pitcher for Union.
Union won game one, overcoming an early Saint lead with three in the bottom of the first and building a 5-1 lead en route its 6-3 win.
The Saints took a lead in the top of the first when Bryan Palermo led off with a single, went to second on a walk and scored on Jeff Kotts single, but control problems by Saint starter Mike DellOlio contributed to a three-run bottom of the first for the Dutchmen. Two singles put runners on first and third and wild pitches brought home all three runs.
Tyler Heck was hit by a pitch, went to second on an error and scored on Jeff Grassos single in the third and Matt Barretto singled and scored on Vince Espositos double to make it 5-1 in the fourth.
The Saints staged a two-out rally in the top of the fifth as Carter Franz walked, Khifter OConnor singled and Kott walked to load the bases. Back-to-back walks to Jeff Prindle and Paul Piatelli plated the runs to cut the Union lead to 5-3, but the Dutchmen got that run back on a walk, a wild pitch and Sam Carusos single in the bottom of the fifth.
SLU had runners on second and third with two out in the sixth, but reliever Chris Pignatello worked out of the jam and Seth Roberts closed it in the seventh, earning a save on starter Phil Kemps win. DellOlio took the loss for the Saints with Ben Jenkins allowing one run in relief.
SUNY Oneonta 16, Potsdam 10: In Oneonta, the host Red Dragons (7-5, 2-2 SUNYAC) used a strong second half to pull away from Potsdam (4-5, 1-2). Senior captain Whitney Boshart (Fort Drum, N.Y.) and junior attack Michelle Varney (Canton, N.Y.) each scored three times to lead the Bears. Jillian Donodeo scored a game-high five goals to pace Oneonta.
The Red Dragons were able to stay just in front of Potsdam in the first half. Trailing 2-0 just over four minutes into the game, Boshart got the Bears on the board. After another Oneonta tally, sophomore attack Bailey Weigel (East Amherst, N.Y.) got Potsdam back to within
3-2 at 18:46. The Red Dragons got the next two goals for their biggest lead of the half. Varney answered with two markers in 41 seconds for the Bears, the first coming on a pass from senior captain Denise Johns (Marcellus, N.Y.), and made it 5-4 Oneonta advantage at the
10:05 mark. The Red Dragons notched their sixth goal of the contest with less than three minutes remaining, but Boshart buried her second of the game with three seconds left in the half.
The Bears continued to hang with Oneonta through the first 12 minutes of the final period. Two goals from sophomore midfielder Margaret Wall (Rochester, N.Y.) and one each from Varney and Johns cut the Red Dragon lead to 11-9 with 18 minutes left. However, Oneonta pulled away with a 5-1 run to seal the 16-10 victory. Boshart completed her hat trick and Potsdams scoring at the 7:48 mark.
In goal, junior Jen Chmiel stopped 12 shots for the Bears, while Oneontas Frankie Wilson earned the victory with four saves.
The Bears look to bounce back this weekend as they travel to Geneseo on Saturday for a 1 p.m. SUNYAC battle with the Blue Knights.
Bard 16, Canton 13: Junior Brooke Knight (Madrid, N.Y.) pumped in four goals and freshman Alyssa Altschuler (Cheshire, N.Y.) made 13 saves in SUNY Cantons loss to Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson.
Knight and Altschuler also had three ground balls apiece. Sophomore Tressa Goolden (Canton, N.Y.) added three goals and three ground balls. Freshman Keeley Rice (Potsdam, N.Y.) contributed two goals, one assist and three ground balls. Freshman Robyn Carroll (Bowmanville, Ontario) scored twice, and sophomore Devyn Hutcheson (Oswego, N.Y.) and senior Brittani Bessette (Canton, N.Y.) had one goal and one assist apiece.
Tuesday nights game was a close contest as the Roos won the ground ball battle 27-22, but the Eagles came out on top in shots 38-33 and won 18 draw controls to 12 for SUNY Canton.
Bard built a 2-0 advantage two minutes into the opening half, before Bessette connected from Hutcheson to trim the lead in half with 20:12 on the clock. The Eagles reeled off three straight goals to stretch their lead to 5-1 with 15:59 remaining. Both teams traded goals twice over the next four minutes with Bard coming out on top 7-3 with 6:05 on the clock. Bard scored again with 4:46 left to make the score 8-3, but the Roos closed the half with three straight scores over the final 3:23 to pull within 8-6 at halftime. Knight scored off a free position shot, Rice scored unassisted and Goolden found the back of the net off a feed from Besstte to make it a two-goal affair.
SUNY Canton continued their momentum into the second half with two quick scores from Carroll and Goolden in the first 2:08. Bard answered with a 2-0 run of their own over a one-minute span to go back ahead by two goals, 10-8. The Roos rallied to tie the game for the second time in the final 30 minutes when Knight and Hutcheson scored to deadlock the game at 10-10.
But the Eagles had an answer and fired in four straight goals to take the lead for good with just under 13 minutes remaining in the half. Carroll scored her final goal with 1:27 left, but thats as close as the Roos could come.
Stephanie LaMont tallied a seven-point night with six goals and one assist to lead Bard, and Maddy Huggins earned her fifth win of the season with eight saves in the cage.
SUNY Canton continues their spring break road trip this afternoon with a game at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. at 5 p.m.
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Crew Soccer Academy Wolves product Ahinga Selemani and CSA midfielder Ben Swanson are included in U.S. U-18 Men's National Team Head Coach Javier Perez's 18-man squad that is headed to the Copa del Atlantico in Spain, U.S. Soccer announced on Tuesday. Swanson is one of just eight players born in 1997 on the roster.
The U.S. will square-off against the likes of Spain, Argentina and the Canary Islands in the tournament. The Copa del Atlantico starts on January 30 and finishes up on February 8.
Crew defender Michael Parkhurst talks about his move back to Major League Soccer and his fight for a spot on the U.S. Men's National Team's World Cup roster in June.
U.S. Soccer announced its candidates for the 2014 class to be inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame on Wednesday. Appearing on the ballot for the first time following his retirement in 2010 is Crew legend and veteran of three FIFA World Cups for the U.S. National Team, Brian McBride. Other candidates that spent time in Black & Gold on the Hall of Fame ballot include 2004 MLS Defender of the Year Robin Fraser and 2008 MLS Cup-winning manager Sigi Schmid, who appears on the Builder Ballot.
Voting begins immediately and the 2014 National Soccer Hall of Fame class will be announced in mid-February.
Newly signed Crew and U.S. National Team defender Michael Parkhurst chats with TheCrew.com's Cody Sharrett about his move back to MLS and more.
Grove City native and Crew Soccer Academy midfielder Ben Swanson has been included in United States Under-18 Men's National Team Head Coach Javier Perez's 24-man camp in Lakewood Ranch, Fla. this month. The camp began on January 4 and will run through Saturday, January 11 to prepare the United States for the Copa del Atlantico in the Canary Islands next month. Swanson is among 21 players in the camp that come from U.S. Soccer Development Academy squads.
For the full release and details on the camp, head over to USSoccer.com.
Crew legends Brad Friedel and Brian McBride were named to U.S. Soccer's All-Time Men's Best XI. Friedel, who played in net for the Black & Gold in the 1996 and 1997 seasons, earned 82 caps for the U.S. between 1992 and 2004 and represented his country in three FIFA World Cups.The first player to be drafted by the Crew, McBride made 95 caps for the United States and scored 30 goals in international play. McBride played in the 1998, 2002 and 2006 FIFA World Cups.
For the full Best XI, visit USSoccer.com.
The U.S. Men's National Team's fourth-straight 2-0 victory over Mexico in World Cup Qualifying at Crew Stadium on September 10 made Sports Illustrated's top 113 sports moments of 2013, coming in at number 65 on the list. Other soccer stories included in the magazine's year-end list include Raul Jimenez's bicycle-kick winner against Panama, Luis Suarez's biting of Branislav Ivanovic, Bayern Munich's UEFA Champions League title, the Snowclasico in Colorado between the U.S. and Costa Rica in 2014 World Cup Qualifying, Graham Zusi's late winner in Panama for the U.S. and Brazil's 3-0 rout of Spain in the Confederations Cup.
For a complete rundown of Dos a Cero 2013, visit This is Dos a Cero.
Crew Assistant Coach and former U.S. Men's National Team striker Josh Wolff recently joined ABC6's Clay Hall to talk about the United States' draw for the 2014 World Cup. While many are calling Group G the "Group of Death," Wolff shares his thoughts on how the Yanks can advance past Germany, Portugal and Ghana.
On the heels of a whirlwind rookie season, the Crew's Wil Trapp has been nominated for the U.S. Soccer Federation's 2013 Young Male Athlete of the Year award. In addition to sharing captain duties for the United States at the 2013 FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Turkey, Trapp emerged as a mainstay in the Black & Gold midfield in the second half of the 2013 season. Trapp's competition for the award includes the Colorado Rapids' Shane O'Neill, FC Dallas' Kellyn Acosta and U.S. U-17 National Team defenders Shaquell Moore and Erik Palmer-Brown. Past winners of the award include Landon Donovan, Michael Bradley and Jozy Altidore.
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Trapp was the consistent backbone of the U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team throughout the 2013 CONCACAF U-20 Championship and the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Turkey. Trapp scored the game-winning goal during the USA's 4-2 quarterfinal win against Canada on Feb. 26 to clinch a U-20 World Cup berth. He also earned 2013 CONCACAF U-20 Championship Best XI honors as the U.S. took second place at the tournament in Puebla, Mexico. At the U-20 World Cup, Trapp wore the captain's armband when the USA posted a 1-1 draw against eventual tournament winner France on June 24. The Gahanna, Ohio, native and former Crew Soccer Academy player completed his first Major League Soccer season with the Columbus Crew, earning 15 starts and recording an assist while manning the central midfield. His MLS debut came on July 7 as he started during the Crew's 1-0 victory against the Portland Timbers.