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Frank Yallop, Chicago Fire Head Coach and Director of Soccer
On if the Fire were the better team tonight
"No, cause they weren't. The first half was good, the second half we were totally out played. Very naïve from us. At some point you have to figure it out on the field. I can't do much from where I am at except make changes in certain things, the lineup, and get other players in, but you got to stand up and be counted."
On how frustrated he feels
"I feel terrible because I thought tactically we had it figured out. We did great in the first half, but the game is 90 minutes. You got to punish them with another goal, but I said at half time 'they are going to come at you because they're good.' I don't think we really wanted to win that game because we didn't show it. If we wanted to, we would have put our head through the ball, and be good at that stuff. We had a total collapse in a game we should have won."
On if the team broke down from Real Salt Lake's pressure
"They're a good side. They could have scored a couple first half [goals].The whole game is in ebbs and flows, we had some chances, took them, they had a couple, and Sean made two great saves. We've played eight games, we've not won yet. We got to go to a tough place next game, and we got to get a result."
On keeping morale high without getting wins
"We will find out next week. We've not had that happen to us collapsing like that in the second half. Take nothing away from them but we should see that game out, 2-1, even 2-2, but not 3-2. I got to figure out who is going to be punching and fighting the whole season, the whole 90 minutes."
On if there will be some changes for next week
"It's a bit early for that, but I would think so."
On if there was too much respect for Real Salt Lake
"They play a certain style of game. It's a possession game. We just kept going backwards and not stepping into people. We tended to drop and have low pressure, but that doesn't mean no pressure. You still got to try to win the ball back and then break. I don't want to be that deep, but we ended up that deep. You got to see that game through. We've got to be man enough to see that game through, and we didn't."
On positives from that performance
"We scored two goals. I guess that's a positive. When you lose it's sickening. It's very difficult to take. First half, Sean made some good saves and we played pretty well. Then a crazy 15-20 minute spell, we give the game to them, which is really disappointing."
Jeff Larentowicz, Chicago Fire midfielder and captain
On what changed from the first half to the second half:
"We stopped doing things in the second half that we did well in the first – we conceded ground, allowed them to play in our end, didn't connect passes once we had it, and if you do that against a good team they are going to beat you."
On how RSL was able to do that:
"They crowd the ball, they get a lot of numbers, and they're good at finding ways to keep possession. They make you work defensively, so once you get it you're tired and they wear you down. I don't think it was a conscious thing where we said 'alright let's hunker down,' we just have to defend and defend properly."
On how to move forward:
"This is a mental test for us. All the positives we've been putting on things, we can't do it any longer. It's been weeks and tonight it's a loss, it's not a game where can say we played a complete game and didn't get the points, we didn't. We have to look at the mistakes we made and move on. Like I said, it's a mental challenge; we can't go in the negative direction. The guys have to keep a positive attitude, guys have to honestly assess what they are doing personally to a man, go home and figure out how they are going to work harder and push themselves to have a positive attitude and push on. At this point it's difficult – you can go one of two directions and we have to push forward and have to expect that we can learn from our mistakes and move on."
Sean Johnson, Chicago Fire goalkeeper
On the result:
"I think it's obvious that it doesn't feel great, after we were up 2-0 and losing at home. I can't really describe the emotions right now; it's a difficult one to swallow at home, being up. We can't make excuses for it though. We were not good enough."
On the shift in the game:
"We have to search for answers. I don't know what happened, we were up 2-0 on cruise control, the game was in our hands and they scored one, they scored two, get the momentum and before you know it they won the game."
On what's next for the team:
"This was definitely a test for us. We've got to look at ourselves, there's no one for us to blame. We've got to look at ourselves in the locker room and come up with a solution. We keep digging a hole for ourselves, there's no reason at this point in the season we should be where we are - we should be close to the top of the table. We've had games in hand; off the top of my head we've had four games now that I feel like we should have gotten a win. Scratch the ties, we've taken a step back now with the loss. We've got to get back to training. We can't get down; we can't let something like this affect the mood of the team. We have to keep chugging along; we have a handful of games left, so we have to dig in."
On the difficulty of staying positive during the winless streak:
"This is our job, professionally, game in and game out we have to have the same attitude and find a way to win games, plain and simple. We've been through everything tactically, physically and mentally I think now we have to find what it takes to win these games."
On the coach's reaction to the loss:
"Obviously we're not happy with ourselves and the coaching staff is obviously disappointed with the result – there's really not much more to say. There's disappointment all the way around."
Dan Haiek and Matt Doyle talk all things Harry Shipp and break down his rookie season.
It's Throwback Thursday on the Social Media which lines up for an interesting moment in Fire History that occured this week in 2001.
Coming up on the end of his career, legendary U.S. international Eric Wynalda was acquired by the Fire in a trade with New England that sent John Wolyniec and a 2002 SuperDraft pick to the Revolution on May 3 of that year.
At the time, Wynalda was the all-time leading goal scorer for the U.S. Men's National Team (34 goals) but injuries and national team commitments had kept him from really making an impact for his previous MLS clubs in San Jose, Miami and New England.
Bolstering a Fire attack which already featured the likes of Ante Razov, Hristo Stoitchkov, Piotr Nowak and DaMarcus Beasley, Wynalda joined the team a month into the campaign and took just two days to score his first goal for the club in a 2-0 win over Tampa Bay on May 5. That goal was the first of 10 he scored in less than a full season with the Fire (the first time he'd done it since the inaugural MLS campaign in 1996). He also added two more in the Open Cup and a single marker in the MLS Cup playoffs.
That would be his only season with the Fire and curtain call in MLS but his double-digit goal campaign makes him one of just seven Chicago Fire players to achieve the feat. (Can you name the others? Answer below the photo...)
Though he played only one season for the Fire, Wynalda went into the National Soccer Hall of Fame as a Fire player in 2004, joining former U.S. teammates Paul Caligiuri and Mike Windischmann as well as Women's National Team legend Michelle Akers in that year's induction class.
ANSWER: All-Time Chicago Fire double digit goal scorers: Ante Razov (1998-2000, 2002-2003), Damani Ralph (2003-2004), Eric Wynalda (2001), Josh Wolff (1999), Dema Kovalenko (2000), Dominic Oduro (2011), Mike Magee (2013)
After yet another draw against the Revs last time out, the Fire head into May without a win. The first of four grueling matches this month is against Real Salt Lake at Toyota Park on Saturday evening (7:30pm CT on My50/TWCSC). Both teams enter this game with sour tastes in their mouths after the way their last matches ended and I expect it to be a frantic first 20 minutes or so. Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Replacing Quincy – how will coach Yallop adjust to the loss of the team's top scorer?
Perhaps the most important outcome of the match against New England last time out was the red card and one game suspension for Qunicy Amarikwa, the team's top goal scorer and most consistent attacking threat this season. Replacing Amarikwa is no easy task, especially because his partnership with Mike Magee was just starting to bloom, but the Fire coaching staff does have plenty of options.
The most obvious and like for like switch would be for Juan Luis Anangono and act as the target striker with Magee playing behind him. Anangono has come off the bench on a consistent basis this season and will be looking to avenge his injury time penalty miss against New England.
A more likely scenario however would be for either Victor Pineda or Benji Joya to start in place of Amarikwa. Both players are comfortable playing in the forward roles and Joya especially would relish a chance to start in his more natural position instead of a wide one where he began the season.
Playing with either Joya or Pineda up front would also allow the Fire to continue to play a target-less striker formation, something that has worked to date this season. That being said, Frank Yallop could also decide to start Joya or Pineda in one of the wide positions in an attempt to combat RSL's midfield diamond, as I will explain below.
Don't be too distracted by the obvious – Plata and Saborio are the clear danger men but Luke Mulholland makes RSL tick
Many will argue RSL's unbeaten start to the season is down to players like Joao Plata, Alvaro Saborio or Javier Morales making the difference but the player who has had possibility the biggest impact this season is Englishman Luke Mulholland.
Mulholland plays on the outside of RSL's compact midfield diamond, with Ned Grabavoy operating on the other side. In attack, Mulholland can provide balls into the area from a wide position but he also excels at making late runs into the box where he often finds space due to defenders concentrating on RSL's more known attacking threats.
Defensively, Mulholland provides cover for his full back and does not get caught up the field often in transition. The Englishmen has chipped in with two goals and one assist in four starts this season and acts as the youthful spark in a midfield containing veterans such as Kyle Beckerman and Javier Morales.
Mulholland is also very versatile, with he and Grabavoy able to operate comfortably on either side of the diamond. To combat this, I could see the Fire drafting Matt Watson or Logan Pause in to pack the midfield, especially against RSL's narrow formation. Watson or Pause could play alongside anchor Jeff Larentowicz or a bit higher up, perhaps alongside Harry Shipp or Alex in a 4-1-4-1 formation.
In last week's match against Vancouver, RSL overran the Whitecaps midfield for much of the first half. Putting an extra body in the middle on Saturday night would ensure the same thing doesn't happen to the Men in Red.
Exposing RSL on the flanks – proving an attacking threat from both wings
Since the return of Patrick Nyarko to the starting eleven, the Ghanaian has been a one-man wrecking crew down the right hand side for the Fire. Nyarko has also combined well with right back Lovel Palmer in attack – something we saw work in the Fire's favor against New England two weeks ago.
Due to RSL's narrow formation, they can be exploited on the wings, where the full backs are sometimes left isolated. Nyarko and Palmer should thrive against this type of formation but for the Fire to take full advantage, the team needs to also have a consistent attacking threat from the left.
As mentioned in previous previews, left back Greg Cochrane has excelled in the absence of Gonzalo Segares and is always looking to get forward to support the attack.
In recent matches, Harry Shipp has drifted inside from his wide left position to great effect but against RSL, whoever occupies the wide left position must try to take advantage of their narrow midfield by attacking from wide. With the center of the park sure to be busy, if the Fire focus their attack in the wide areas, it could result in the team picking up its first win of the season.
Prediction: It was a long time coming, but the Fire finally pick up three points – 2-1 Fire with goals from Mike Magee and Patrick Nyarko.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @Irish_Steve.
WATCH: Kevin and Jeff preview Saturday's game vs. RSL
Michael Cox is a writer and the man behind Zonal Marking, the tactics nerd utopia of soccer content. For years, ZM's straight-to-the-point style has illuminated the tactical sub-matter of important matches and identified the trends dictating soccer set-ups around the world.
We went back and forth on the 4-1-4-1 formation, national trends, and MLS's best tactical role model.
Ben Schuman-Stoler: The Fire have experimented this year with a 4-1-4-1 formation, which has morphed in certain times into the more familiar 4-4-2, 4-3-3, 4-5-1, and 4-2-3-1 set ups. Can you say a little bit about the 4-1-4-1 in general? What are its weaknesses and strengths? Are there any teams in recent memory you can recall employing it consistently?
Michael Cox: The 4-1-4-1 isn't particularly fashionable, but part of this is because managers will always call it a 4-3-3 - a 4-3-3 is basically a 4-1-4-1 when it's without the ball. But 4-3-3 sounds much more exciting, so you'll rarely get a 4-1-4-1 hailed as a brilliant system.
The major problem is the fact the lone striker can become isolated, although the opportunity to get midfield runners forward means this shouldn't be too much of a problem if he can drop deep, link play and hold up the ball. That said, the importance of the midfield runners getting forward means the holding player has a huge responsibility without the ball, and can often become overrun at defensive transitions, particularly if the opposition get two players either side of him - he doesn't have the comfort of a partner.
BSS: Is there also anything different a back four (in particular the outside backs) have to keep in mind in a 4-1-4-1 compared to a 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1?
MC: I think the major difference is that the full-backs have to be able to track the opposition's winger inside. If you're in a 4-2-3-1 and you're dealing with an opposition 4-2-3-1, your two holding midfielders can deal with (a) the opposition number ten and (b) a David Silva-like character drifting inside. With the 4-1-4-1 he'll become overloaded, so your full-backs have more responsibility to move inside and stop him.
BSS: What are your thoughts regarding national-specific or league-specific tactics? Do they ever develop naturally and therefore uniquely for that country/league? Could the ideas developing in the MLS affect the U.S. National Team, and ever add to their chances of international success? In what way has MLS changed or not changed your understanding or appreciation of American soccer and tactics therein?
MC: This is an interesting question. I think it's generally top-down, to be honest - the national side gets success and influences lots of the domestic sides. The best example is Chile - Bielsa went there before the last World Cup, brought in 3-3-1-3 and heavy pressing, and that trickled down to the domestic sides, particularly Universidad de Chile. Now they all play that way, Chile have an identity, and Uni's old coach Sampoali is now the Chile manager, picking lots of his old players for the national side while simultaneously continuing with the Bielsa approach. I gather something similar has happened in Ghana with 4-2-3-1 and counter-attacking play. Really, I think the best way for the USA to arrive at something similar is for Jurgen Klinsmann to come up with something interesting, which then trickles down. It would be tough for him to accommodate MLS-specific tactics on the world stage against more 'advanced' European approaches.
BSS: I'm curious about the ways in which tactical ideas travel across countries. Recently Manchester City's American project nabbed Jason Kreis from Salt Lake City. He's currently doing 6 months at the Etihad to learn and bring their ideas to the States. What do you think MLS's opportunity is with regards to "market research"? How are tactical ideas developed on their own in certain leagues vs. affected by worldwide trends or coaching lineage?
MC: Hmm, that's such a tough question, you could probably write a whole book about it, to be honest. I think the main thing to consider here is that ideas now travel faster than ever before because of the internet etc, and also because coaches and players travel to different countries more than ever before. The globalization of football in the past 15 years or so means theoretically, there should be less boundaries in this respect.
To me it seems logical for an MLS club to look to the Premier League. American soccer seems quite physical and in a certain sense quite basic tactically, and of the major European leagues the Premier League is probably quite a good fit.
Now into it's second season, the MLS and USL PRO partnership is going well with 11 MLS sides currently affiliated with lower league teams, allowing younger players or those at the ends of MLS benches the ability to gain more playing time in meaningful matches at the USL level.
From the Fire end, we've seen the other side of the USL PRO partnership this past week, as the club's Reserve side played two matches against the Rochester Rhinos and Charlotte Eagles with the games counting in both the MLS Reserve Standings as well as the USL PRO table. With MLS mandating that all clubs either need to have an affiliation or begin a separate team in the USL PRO division by 2015, the Fire and seven other MLS sides will surely have this in the forefront this year.
A look at the current MLS/USL PRO affiliations:
|USL PRO Club
|MLS Club
|Arizona United SC
|Charleston Battery
|Vancouver Whitecaps
|Charlotte Eagles
|Dayton Dutch Lions
|Columbus Crew
|Harrisburg City Islanders
|Philadelphia Union
|LA Galaxy II
|LA Galaxy
|Oklahoma City Energy
|Sporting KC
|Orange County Blues
|Orlando City SC
|Sporting KC**
|Pittsburgh Riverhounds
|Houston Dynamo
|Richmond Kickers
|D.C. United
|Rochester Rhinos
|New England Revolution
|Sacramento Republic
|Portland Timbers & San Jose Earthquakes
|Wilmington Hammerheads
|Toronto FC
**Sporting KC will have main affiliation with Oklahoma City beginning next season when Orlando City joins MLS
Last month Fire Technical Director Brian Bliss spoke to reporters about the headway the club has made on finding a USL PRO affiliate and specifically mentioned that the club held talks with the owners of Arizona United SC as well as a group in Milwaukee looking to launch a new USL PRO club in the near future and other possible cities in the Midwest.
The Colorado Switchbacks and Tulsa Roughnecks, two other clubs that could fit that "Midwest" mold, are already set to begin play in USL PRO next season while the USL Premier Development League's Michigan Bucks are also making noise about a move up to the professional level.
But what other Midwest cities could make sense for a Chicago Fire affiliation? Where does a soccer hotbed like St. Louis fall in all of this? What about Grand Rapids, Cleveland, Cincinnati or even Des Moines, Iowa?
Where would you most like to see a Fire USL PRO affiliation heading into the 2015 season? Tell us below:
Racist chants and actions are nothing new in the world of soccer.
And while different campaigns and the simple spectre of time have helped a great deal in stampinig out racism in the game, shameful incidents do still occur.
See Barcelona's game this weekend at Villareal. Trailing 2-1 in the 76th minute, defender Dani Alves was set to take a corner kick when a banana was thrown just in front of him. Rather than ignore the act, Alves picked up the banana, ate a piece and took the corner kick... See below:
Barcelona went on to win the match 3-2, with the tying tally coming off an Alves cross that deflected for a Villareal own goal.
Remembering last summer when Ghanaian international Kevin Prince-Boateng faced down racist chants by walking off the field in a friendly for AC Milan, do you think Alves' reponse to racism was more effective?
The beginning road for the 101st edition of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup was set Thursday with the U.S. Soccer Federation releasing the new tournament format, first round and potential second round pairings.
Of note, the 2014 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup will feature the largest-ever tournament field with 80 teams participating, smashing the previous record of 68 teams set last year. Forty-two of the 80 participating teams are amateur sides, breaking the previous record of 34 (also set in 2013). Also of note, all professional teams at Division I, II and III levels are participating in the competition for the third straight year.
The Chicago Fire will join the Open Cup party in the tournament's fourth round, set to be played June 10-18. In case you need a local Open Cup fix, two Illinois-based amateur sides are in the tournament as RWB Adria returns along with Schwaben AC.
Adria visits NPSL side Detroit City FC in a first round match up on Wednesday, May 7 at Stevenson High School in Livonia, Mich., while Schwaben will enter play in the tournament's second round when they host USL PRO side Dayton Dutch Lions on Wednesday, May 14 at 4:00pm CT at Schwaben Athletic Club in Buffalo Grove, Ill.
Check out the full tournament format and first and second round pairings with U.S. Soccer's official release here. For more in depth coverage on the 101st edition of the Open Cup, visit www.thecup.us and follow @USOpenCup on Twitter!
Hey everyone. I'm still a little sour about my sending off at the weekend but I'm not going to let that get in the way of my latest #BeatQuincy MLS Fantasy Challenge video.
In today's show, I award last week's winner, "Smoke + Mirrors", show off the top prize for the month of March (I'm looking at you Zusi n Me Wynne'n) and then to keep things interesting, take a different direction with the show...
So... I destroyed Jeff Crandall in the first #QuincyTime challenge but let's make it more interesting... Tweet your ideas for the next challenge to me @QuincyAmarikwa using #QuincyTime and we'll sort out the best ones for future episodes!
You can still join the #BeatQuincy MLS Fantasy League by clicking here and using League Code: 17933-3213
What is it going to take for Frank Yallop to get his first regular season victory as head coach of the Chicago Fire?
Following Saturday's dramatic 1-1 tie at home to the New England Revolution, the Fire are now without a win in seven MLS games after an opening day defeat at Chivas USA and six subsequent ties as their season has yet to fully take off.
However, four of those seven games were on the road, so if the Fire can pick up all three points at home to Real Salt Lake on Saturday, May 3 after a bye week, the complexion of the season, and more importantly the table, will suddenly look a whole lot better.
Thankfully for Yallop and his coaching staff, the Chicago fan-base have shown remarkable patience and understanding as he tries to impart his philosophies and footballing ideals on to this new group of players.
Yallop came to the Fire with a proven track record in the MLS following a lengthy professional career in England and on the international stage with Canada.
His vast experience in England and early MLS successes as a coach with San Jose Earthquakes has given Yallop, who recently celebrated his 50th birthday, the confidence to remain calm despite the relatively disappointing start to the campaign.
When speaking about the team, their attitude, their effort in training and their prospects for the season, Yallop hasn't changed in his thinking since his arrival at Toyota Park last October. If anything, he is more optimistic now than before the season began.
He sees a group of players that have shown significant signs of progress in the short time he has been with them and he believes that their first win is about to come. Yes, he believed it would come at home to the Red Bulls. Away to DC.
His confidence in himself and his team still intact, he insisted the win would come with the visit of the Union to Toyota Park. And again, a week later, there was an assured statement that the win would arrive on the road in Montreal.
Looking back, it is possible to see where and how three points may have been won in any of these games, with a little luck or a hint of good fortune. Mike Magee's late penalty miss against Philadelphia. Late saves by the Impact's Troy Perkins from Patrick Nyarko and Magee that would have earned the Fire their first win.
Juan Luis Anangono's penalty miss against New England last time out was another glaring example of a missed opportunity and another occasion where the Fire should have sealed the three points their efforts over the previous 90 minutes deserved.
The reason no one has pushed the panic button just yet, is largely down to the quality of play produced each week, the vast amount of chances being created and the overall level of entertainment served up by Yallop and his attack-minded tactics.
No other team has had more shots this campaign at 101, while only the Montreal Impact have hit the target more often, 38 times to the Fire's 35 (which they tie with the Seattle Sounders, Vancouver Whitecaps and Sporting Kansas City).
They are the fourth highest scorers after seven games with 10 goals, while Quincy Amarikwa is tied for second on the goalscoring list with four.
There are significant signs of improvement since the side's defeat at Chivas, with Yallop's influence gaining momentum with each and every game.
Having struggled to assert themselves in the possession stakes in the opening three games, the Fire have enjoyed more of the ball than their opponents in their last three games.
This has translated itself into more goalscoring opportunities, with the Fire amassing an impressive 54 shots to their opponents' 17 over the last three games.
Which suggests to me that they are doing well defensively, restricting other teams to an average of six shots per game, while also creating enough themselves to comfortably win games.
That has not happened thus far, but surely it is only a matter of time.
There have been several other positive features to Yallop's tenure, most notably his willingness to give youth a chance. Earlier in the year, he insisted that he would select players on merit rather than reputation, and he has stood by that assertion with the likes of Harry Shipp, Benji Joya, Greg Cochrane and Victor Pineda all getting a chance to impress.
Add to that the blossoming central defensive partnership of Jhon Kennedy Hurtado and Bakary Soumare, which has impressed in recent games despite the concession of 11 goals, and it is clear to see that the Fire have a solid base upon which to build.
His faith in the wing play of Nyarko and Shipp has also reaped reward with both players contributing to the fluent, incisive build-up play down both flanks that has been a feature of the Fire's games thus far.
And with reigning MLS MVP Magee improving with every game following his early season injury problems, and his effective link up play with Amarikwa showing real signs of promise, surely that first win will come sooner rather than later.
Stats at a glance (the Fire read first):
|Possession %
|Pass Accuracy
|Chivas USA
|44.7% / 55.3%
|Portland Timbers
|38.5% / 61.5%
|New York Red Bulls
|42.6% / 57.4%
|D.C. United
|49% / 51%
|372 / 383
|Philadelphia Union
|53.2% / 46.8%
|Montreal Impact
|56.2% / 43.8%
|New England Revolution
|51.9% / 48.1%


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Movie Review
Laura"The story of a love that became the most fearful thing that ever happened to a woman!" (0)
Gene Tierney and Vincent Price in Laura.
Laura is a fine example of 1940's film noir. Released in 1944, directed by Otto Preminger, and featuring a very successful title song written by David Raksin and Johnny Mercer, Laura is a classic movie in every sense of the word.
The story involves the murder of a beautiful New York advertising executive and the men in her life who suddenly find themselves suspects. Gene Tierney was absolutely gorgeous. She perfectly embodies the character of Laura. The portrait of her that hangs in her apartment plays a big part in the movie. Detective Mark McPherson (Dana Andrews) begins falling in love with the woman whose murder he is investigating.
Clifton Webb was Oscar nominated for his role as Waldo Lydecker. This character was based on the acerbic critic Alexander Woollcott (he was a popular "type" in those days, Monty Woolley played Sheridan Whiteside, another version of Woollcott in 1942's The Man Who Came to Dinner and All About Eve's Addison DeWitt was also said to have been based on him). He spouts lines like, "I don't use a pen. I write with a goose quill dipped in venom." And, "In my case, self-absorption is completely justified. I have never discovered any other subject quite so worthy of my attention."
Laura clocks in at under an-hour-and-a-half. The pacing is brilliant and the story features some surprising twists. Still the murderer is apparent long before the conclusion. The supporting cast includes a rather melodramatic Vincent Price and the wonderful stage actress Judith Anderson.
The men in the movie are all given fairly well-rounded personalities. It is only the enigmatic Laura that we are never allowed to really know. Whether this was just bad screenwriting or an intentional device used by the director, I don't know, but it works. Each man sees reflected in Laura what they desire her to be.
Now Clifton Webb was pretty well known to be gay, which in itself was pretty remarkable for the time period. It is very easy to read his character as gay. Does he really lust for Laura or does he want to live vicariously through her? He does seem smitten with Dana Andrews. And what's up with his bath scene at the beginning of the movie? Anyway, it gives the movie an interesting subtext that might not have existed if another actor had played the role.
Laura is another "must see" for any movie buff.
Photos © Copyright Twentieth Century Fox (1944)
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Marcum pitched in relief last night, still expects to start Friday
Shaun Marcum volunteered to pitch in relief during last night's 15-inning loss to the Marlins. He threw 28 pitches in two innings, let up four hits and two runs. He ended up taking the loss as the Marlins rallied early Tuesday morning to take the late-inning win.
He is expected to make his next start on Friday in Atlanta, though he told reporters last night that he will skip his between-starts side session, which was scheduled for today.
"The bullpen was kind of running out there toward the end," Marcum said, according to ESPN New York. "I told them if they needed me I was available and I'd be more than happy to go down there and give these guys whatever I had."


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NY Television Festival and Microsoft want you to create shows for Xbox Live
Microsoft and our friends at the New York Television Festival have struck a deal to co-sponsor a contest where contestants will create five to fifteen minute pilots suitable for the software company's Xbox Live, which allows Xbox 360 users to play online games and watch movies and TV on demand. The winner of the contest will receive $100,000 to produce six episodes, which will be made available to Xbox Live customers. Also, the pilot will be screened at the festival, which will be held from September 5-10 this year.
Animation or live-action pilots will be accepted. It will be interesting to see what will be produced for this contest, and ultimately what wins. Suffice to say, knowing the Xbox's audience, I doubt it will be something along the lines of Desperate Housewives or Ugly Betty. That is, unless those housewives or Betty are shooting down aliens or bending iron bars with their minds or something. The full press release is after the jump.
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It's Showtime: Microsoft Invites Contestants to Create an Exclusive TV Show for Xbox LIVE
Xbox 360 and the New York Television Festival team up to host Xbox LIVE Originals contest, offering a chance to produce original TV programming for Xbox LIVE.
NEW YORK - April 16, 2007 - People can not only play games and watch premium entertainment content on their Xbox 360™, they can now create content for it, too. Microsoft Corp. and the New York Television Festival (NYTVF) today announced the Xbox LIVE® Originals contest, granting aspiring television producers the opportunity to create a pilot that could be chosen for the first original series developed specifically for the Xbox LIVE online gaming and entertainment network. Microsoft will award the winning entrant a $100,000 budget and an opportunity for a six-episode commitment to air the television series on Xbox LIVE, the largest social network in the living room. The pilot episode of the winning series is scheduled to debut this fall at the third annual NYTVF, the industry's first showcase for independent television, before being featured exclusively on Xbox LIVE, home to a community of more than 6 million people worldwide. This marks the first time that user-created entertainment content will be available worldwide for download exclusively on Xbox LIVE.
"Not only can aspiring TV producers from across the globe try their hands at creating new TV shows, but because of Xbox LIVE Marketplace, they can now win a chance to have more than 6 million people worldwide see their work," said Bill Nielsen, senior director of Xbox LIVE at Microsoft. "This is an incredible opportunity for us to participate in the festival, and we are thrilled to be able to bring community-created TV content to the Xbox community for the first time."
Xbox LIVE is already home to more than 1,500 hours of full-length films and TV series in the United States. This contest will showcase the user-created content alongside films and TV shows from many of the top networks and studios in the entertainment industry.
"The New York Television Festival has always strived to give artists opportunities to get their voices heard in the industry, and we think that showcasing their work on the Xbox 360 will give our artists unprecedented exposure," said Terence Gray, founder of NYTVF. "The Xbox LIVE Originals contest acknowledges that new technologies are enabling artists to tell their stories in innovative ways, and Xbox LIVE Marketplace, one of the top digital distributors of online entertainment content, is a great place to showcase the talent that takes part in the NYTVF. The NYTVF is proud to join with Xbox 360 on its groundbreaking initiative to create and provide original programming."
To participate in the Xbox LIVE Originals contest, entrants must produce and submit a short comedy pilot running between five and 15 minutes long. Submissions will be accepted from April 16 through June 29, 2007, from contestants in any of the 25 countries currently supporting Xbox LIVE. A group of selected finalists will be shown on Xbox LIVE Marketplace's video-on-demand service in July, and a winner will be announced at the end of the month. The creators of the winning pilot will receive a budget of $100,000 and an opportunity to produce six additional episodes of the comedy series for Xbox LIVE, and the first episode will premiere at an exclusive event at the 2007 NYTVF in September. Official rules to the Xbox LIVE Originals contest are available at http://www.newyorktelevisionfestival.com/2007_contests_xbox.htm
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Xbox LIVE is the first and most comprehensive unified online entertainment network seamlessly integrated throughout the entire console experience, making it easy for people to find the friends, games and entertainment they want from the moment they power on their Xbox 360 system. Xbox LIVE connects millions of members across 25 countries to enjoy hundreds of multiplayer games, downloadable games via Xbox LIVE Arcade, free and premium playable game demos, music videos, TV shows and movies in the United States as well as new game levels, characters and vehicles for all their favorite retail games. More information can be found online at http://www.xbox.com/en-us/live.


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"Plasmodium falciparum malaria has long been suspected as an important trigger to Epstein Barr Virus associated lymphoma of very young children living in Equatorial Africa," said Bethony. "Our study adds to this literature, explaining that it is not simply the presence or absence of Pf malaria infection, but the breath and complexity of the antibody response to malaria that may be the true indicating factor for who develops eBL and who does not."
The study showed a significant increase in the risk of developing eBL in young children who had a distinct pattern of antibody responses to several different recombinant Pf malaria antigens, including some antigens which are vaccine candidates. Of special note, the study also found a significant decreased risk of eBL in children with antibodies to SE36, a vaccine candidate protein that has been associated with lower risk of malaria in epidemiological studies.
These results not only confirm a strong association between Pf malaria and eBL, but provide a new perspective on the long established relationship between Pf malaria and eBL. This could pave the way for future studies that use protein arrays, containing hundreds of recombinant proteins to develop an antibody signature for children most at risk of developing eBL during Pf malaria infection.
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Proceed at your own risk (of eye fatigue and extreme boredom).
Ok, here goes! You should know right away that I'm going to write a lot in this recap about smiling and laughing, and about people's smiles and laughs. There was SO MUCH of both happening! I haven't done those two things that much in one weekend in … I don't even know. Maybe never. I've definitely never had an experience quite like it, that's for sure. I shared a smile with each person, and laughed along with each person, at one point or another over the weekend, even if I never had the chance to talk with that person one on one.
I'm going to take the risk of writing, further down in the next post, about each attendee individually. I want to remember the moments I had with each of them, and I recall that last year when the recaps went up, I was dying to know what everyone was like in person. I hope that calling out someone's lovely smile or warm demeanor or awesome sense of humor doesn't give the impression that I didn't feel that same way about everyone else. To a person, the ladies of PJs at TJ's were welcoming and friendly and smiley and just all-around aces. It was inevitable, though, that I spent more time with some people, like my roommate Brooke (love you, Brooke!), than with others, so I have more memories to share of some people than of others.
Speaking of spending time with people, I'm really glad I decided to 1) stay in the party house; 2) fly in Thursday night. Because of those two decisions, I got to hang out with almost everyone at one point or another. I think I would have missed a lot of interactions if I'd been in a hotel, so for my first time meeting ANYONE from the Internet, it worked out really well. Staying in the house was a bold move on my part, as I think I was the only person staying there who hadn't met at least one housemate. Make way for the Internet Rando! There's a wildcard in the mix! But I'm glad it worked out so well … for me, anyway!
I definitely had a case of nerves immediately before the trip, though. What if I got there and no one liked me and I wanted to go hoooooome? What if I got there and I didn't like anyone and I wanted to go hoooooome? What if I got sick? What if I snored and kept my roommate awake?** I started missing M and Tank before I'd even left, and when we pulled up to the airport dropoff and Tank started to whine, I burst into tears. I started to question whether or not I really wanted to go. While I was tweeting about it, a hilarious autocorrect moment saved me from myself, and I laughed off my nerves and started to get really excited again. I may or may not have had a couple of drinks on the plane, also, for nerve-easing purposes.
Megan and I had similar flight schedules, and Kelly was nice enough to pick us up on Thursday night, with Nicole along as co-pilot. Sky Harbor airport had some construction going on and was downright confusing to get around, but we got sorted and headed out to the Party House. Elise was still up when we got home, and we all talked in the kitchen for a while before turning in. (That was all of us that first night, right? My memories are already starting to get a touch hazy.) The house was really gorgeous, and if the gentleman who rented it to us ever randomly happens upon this post (after all, we're all only 19 clicks away, right?), I'd like to thank him for allowing us to take over his home for the weekend. It was very comfortable, and it was really nice to be able to go up to my room for a few minutes if I got overwhelmed, or to sit by the pool in the sunshine while I tamped down a feeling of awkwardness, or to hang out on the patio with some other ladies when the combined body heat in the house on Saturday night got to me. The water was too cold for swimming, but I thought the weather was gorgeous, and it was nice to get a break from 30 degree temperatures for a few days.
I slept in a bit on Friday morning (god bless vacations!), and when I got up, I met Lara, Rachael, Diane, and Noemi. We sat around talking for a while in the living room, and Lara let us raid her stash of beauty samples (I chose Lash Cards and to-go packets of brush cleaner). A few people ran some errands, and returned with Sonic ice (the very best!), and Mexican food for lunch. After that, we started to get snacks and drinks and stuff ready for the afternoon mixer. Linnea and Kammah were the next to arrive at the house. After that, it seemed like I blinked and just about everyone was there! The volume rose exponentially, and we could see how the party would flow from that point on: eat snacks, join a conversation, get up to get more snacks, join another conversation, go to the bathroom, plop down somewhere else and talk to some more people. It worked out really well, I thought. On Friday night, we ate cold cut sandwiches and chips, and cookies and candy and crackers and dip, and Pub Cheese Tub #1 made its appearance (and, rapid disappearance). Holy wow is that stuff delicious. You practically had to throw 'bows to get at it. Puuuuuuub cheeeeeeeese!
At some point on Friday night, I was lying on my back on the rug on the living room floor, and I don't remember who or what it was, but I found something deeply hilarious. DEEPLY being the key word, because suddenly the laugh moved low into my chest. (Has that ever happened to you? When I've experienced it, I've usually been lying on my back.) Once second I was laughing like a (somewhat) normal person, and the next second, I was cackling like an 80-year-old who'd had a two-pack-a-day habit since the age of 10. The sound coming out of me barely sounded human, which made me laugh harder, which only made The Laugh worse. Then I got out of breath from laughing so hard, and that added a hideous wheeze to the combination. The other ladies present said I sounded like a duck, or in Lynette's opinion, like Herbie in Herbie Fully Loaded. Quaaaaaackwheeeeeeezehooooonk. Quaaaaeeeeeezehooonnk!! QUEEEZONK!!! QUEEEEEEZOOOOONKKKK!!!
I swear on all that's holy, Internet, that's not my normal laugh, though it appears its reputation will live on. I blame the inversion.
As it got later on Friday night, people started to drift off to bed upstairs, or to head back to their hotels. In the kitchen, Kelly gave the rest of us a review of an unintentionally hilarious and ridiculous romance novel, and hot damn do I wish I had recorded her doing it, because it was absolutely a highlight of the trip for me.
There was more chatting and eating on Saturday morning. I think I went downstairs around 10:30 or so, and it wasn't too long before a group of ladies headed out for pedicures and such, and the group I was in headed out to Chili's for lunch. As Brooke mentioned in her recap, we spent some extra time on the road, trying to navigate to the restaurant with another carful of ladies. Brooke and I were chatting along, getting to know each other better, so the time went by quickly, but it really did take us quite a while. I was surprised to see that the rest of the group had waited for us! Anyway, it was a fun lunch with multiple margaritas present. I sat near Lynnette (and sweet Louis), Amanda, Kammah, Noemi, Brooke, and Linnea. Raise your hand if you were also there, because I couldn't see you from my side of the table. After lunch, Brooke, Linnea, and I went on a quick Target jaunt, then back to the house, where I think all the housemates helped decorate, except for me. Not that I didn't want to help, it's just that everywhere I looked, someone was already working on whatever needed to be done. It turned out so cute! Kelly did a great job choosing the decorations (and everything else!), and I was SUPER happy I snagged one of the fans to take to the airport with me. (I felt like I was melting in the security line.) Once the decorations were pretty much done, Brooke and I headed to our room for a nice pre-party snooze.
(Intermission: This is really taking me a while. I don't know why I've RAMBLED ON for 1300 words so for, holy HELL. I guess it's partly that I'm writing this as much for my own recollection as for anyone [no, really: anyone? Bueller?] else to read. It's also partly that I need the bloody practice if I'm going to really do this blogging thing. Maybe it's also because it was my first time meeting Internet friends, so I have a lot of feeeeeelings to process. ["Do you even go to this school?"]. By the time this gets posted, everything will have already been covered in a far more entertaining fashion by the other attendees.)
And we're back.
So! The Party! Everyone was there in their cute pajamas, and it's amazing what a dress code (even if it's elastic waistbands!), some fun decorations, and a Tom Hanks cake will do to set the mood, because while it was very similar to the mixer the night before, it definitely felt much more festive. Plus, people were probably loosened up and felt more comfortable because of the mixer, so, well played, Kelly! There was pizza, and more chips and crackers and dip, and a pudding tower! The snack wall was there, of course, and Pub Cheese Tub #2 was quickly devoured and replaced with Pub Cheese Tub #3. There were little hubs of conversation everywhere you looked, and it was easy to find a place to sit and a group to chat with. There were pockets of nail painting and mud masks and makeup application demos going on. There was even a grab bag of fun beauty stuff! I got an angled brush, which I totally needed! People stayed later than they had on Friday night, and I couldn't believe how quickly the time passed. It was 10:30 before I knew it, then I blinked and it was 1 am. Even though it was way past my bedtime, I just didn't want it to end. After yet another truly hilarious conversation, we finally dragged ourselves off to bed.
Brooke and I stayed up giggling for a bit, and I picked up where I'd left off in Rachel Dratch's book, expecting to drop right off, because did I mention it was THREE EFFING AY-EM? I'm usually asleep by 9:30 or 10! But I did NOT drop right off. For whatever reason, I couldn't sleep, and I tossed around in bed until probably five or five-thirty. We got up around eight-thirty on Sunday morning to find the house already bustling as people ate breakfast, cleaned up the living room and kitchen, and divided up leftover snacks. Phil brought Penny over, and my heavens people, she is even cuter in person than she is on the Internet. I didn't think it was possible, but it's true! Her little voice just killed me, as did watching her play peek-a-boo with Lara and with Laura, or do trust falls into Rachael's arms. We were all charmed by her. Phil was put to work for both setup and takedown of the whole shebang, so I wanted to say thanks to him for all his help.
Erica, Megan, Kammah, and I all had flights home around the same time, so we shared a cab to the airport. I don't mind flying; in fact, I used to really love it before it got to be such a pain in the ass. My thing about flying, though, is that I get really nervous about getting to the airport on time. I don't go overboard and get there three hours ahead or anything, but I like some buffer time. Anyway, the cabbie was supposed to call me when he got there, but when he was 15 minutes late, I was anxious. Then someone came in the front door and mentioned that a cab was there, and I got super flustered and FORGOT MY KINDLE that was charging on the kitchen counter (because I had worn the battery out when I couldn't sleep). Derp.
I'm even "cool story, bro"-ing myself over that last paragraph, because wow, boring. I felt dumb about leaving the kindle behind, though.
ANYWAY. I need to cut this off now, or I will possibly never publish it. Next up, another wall of text about how much I loved meeting these women.
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York and Leeds - Fibbers and The Wardrobe
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Another agency that helps feed people is in trouble. Angel Food Ministries, a non profit group that provides low-cost food to needy families, has temporarily stopped its operations. It's a service that many families in North Central Florida count on, but the economy is making it tough for Angel Food to keep going. News of the shutdown leaves families that rely on this service in shock. An increase in costs is just the beginning for needy families.
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What to do in Annapolis
Cradling the past and present, Annapolis is where 20-somethings gather in restored colonial-style bars and where luxury clothing with uppity price tags is hawked behind 18th-century, red-brick storefronts. And no matter where you turn, the state's most overstated contribution to culinary America, the Maryland Blue Crab, is served. Though quaint and antiquated, the cobblestones are best suited for walking, as car traffic can quickly jam. Walk along the waterfront of the Chesapeake Bay, which locals recognize as the best way in and out of the city. The experience is made all the more authentic by the long-standing presence of the United States Naval Academy. The campus along the Severn River is open for daily tours—an activity that speaks to the time-worn elegance of the city as new-recruit midshipmen march in traditional dress blues.
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Original models like the Torero or the SE One would be nice and offer more models in Korina or Nato with thin finishes or satin finishes and mix them up with 305, 408 pickups or P-90's. Filtertrons would be nice also.
^ Nice suggestions MisterE, I'd like to see the comeback of the SE One, been thinking about getting one for my brother since he's an avid fan of P90s but were not very happy with Epiphones Also the Korina models should come back, maybe in some coloured finish (like the Orianthi model) and the Vintage Amber should stay as the natural finish. I like the idea of a korina guitar but I'm not a fan of the natural finish, the wood grains can really kill you if you're not lucky!
a 3 P-90 pickup model with maple neck and fb.
- Dane
He had a voice that could make a wolverine purr and suits so fine they made Sinatra look like a hobo.
PRS really needs to bring back the PRS SE EG... with SSS configuration, stopbar tailpiece, a bolt-on maple neck, birds, and some new colors of course!
SE 4 string bass would be very nice! In Paisley of course!
Chris Reynolds...Nashvegas TN
CR Guitar Demos
#1 fan of Doug "DA MAN" Sewell!!
I like the current line, I'd just like the violin carve!
Also ebony 'boards as an option, then we'd have a deal!
Q. How Many Guitars Is Enough?
A. Just One More
SE Private Stock - can you imagine?!! SE Gold Wrap would be pretty great too!
The Orianthi has an ebony board which is pretty cool :-)
That rumoured Zach Meyers Semi Hollow Singlecut SE. I will take that if it is true, already saving Just need to decide Dragon II's or 59/09's. Otherwise a Jon Foreman , Pete Loeffer or Sameer Bhattacharya (Flyleaf) and of course Myles Kennedy Sigs would be cool. I want a SE bass so bad as well. but the ultimate SE for me would be the P408 Semi Hollow Singlecut 7 string.
Location: Beautiful Cape Town, South Africa
PRS Singlecut Hollowbody II Trampas Green / PRS SE 30 1x12
Mike Mustok Baritone Brown Burst to come later.
-I'm no expert, but it seems to work and I haven't electrocuted myself yet. Which is pretty much the standard I live by.
S2 Custom 22 Semi-Hollow - SE Akesson+57/08's - Mira X - SE Custom 24 25th Anniversary - SE 30 Head/Cab
I think the new Zach Meyers SE has a lot of potential. Can't wait to try one out...
Recently played one of the newer Orianthi SE models and it was a superb guitar! The wood combo was fantastic and the pickups sounded pretty fugg'n good!!!
As far as dreaming goes, I would still love to see a McCarty SE maybe with a satin finish neck...
Mikael Akerfeldt model without the Opeth logo....


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Christie Gives a 2016 Speech Full of Talk of Bipartisanship, Leadership, and Hugs
November 5, 2013 - 10:16 pm
After stomping his Democratic challenger in a 22.5 point landslide victory, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie took the podium with his family at his side for his acceptance speech in Asbury Park.
It came off more like a 2016 entrance speech, though.
"The only greatest honor and privilege than being a one-term governor of New Jersey is to be a two-term governor of New Jersey," Christie gushed as he celebrated the easily predicted win, noting that his challenger, state Sen. Barbara Buono, was "very gracious in her congratulations."
"The people of New Jersey four years ago were downhearted and dispirited. They didn't believe that government could work for them anymore. In fact, what they thought — what they thought was that government was just there to take from them but not to give to them. Not to work with them. Not to work for them. Well, four years later, we stand here tonight showing that it is possible to put doing your job first, to put working together first, to fight for what you believe in yet still stand by your principles and get something done for the people who elected you," he said.
"The biggest thing, the biggest thing I've learned over the last four years about leadership is that leadership is much less about talking than it is about listening, about bringing people around the table, listening to each other, showing them respect, doing what needed to be done to be able to bring people together and to achieve what we needed to achieve to move our state forward. Now, listen, I know that if we can do this in Trenton, New Jersey, maybe the folks in Washington, D.C. should tune in their TVs right now, see how it's done."
Christie then segued into comments about bipartisanship and leadership.
"While we may not always agree, we show up. We show up everywhere. We don't show up just in the places that vote for us a lot, we show up in the place that vote for us a little. We don't just show up in the places where we're comfortable, we show up in the places where we're uncomfortable. Because when you lead, you need to be there. You need to show up. You need to listen. And then you need to act," he said.
"And you don't just show up six months before an election. You show up four years before one. And you don't just take no for an answer the first time no has happened. You keep going back and trying more. Because when I was elected four years ago, I wasn't elected just by the people who voted for me. I was the governor of all the people. And tonight, overwhelmingly those people have said, come onboard, it's fine here. Let's have more people support the governor. And now, we have a big, big win tonight."
The governor added that "what people have told me over the last four years is more than anything else, they want the truth."
"Some folks don't agree with some of the things I do, and certainly they don't agree with some of the things I say sometimes," he continued. "They know they never have to wonder. They never have to wonder. When they walked into the voting booth today, they didn't say, 'Hey, I wonder who this guy is and what he stands for, what he's willing to fight for, what he's willing to do when the chips are down.'"
Christie said Hurricane Sandy turned his job into a "mission."


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Roy's Postcards: 1984/06/06
(LEONARD) We got this postcard at Moqui Cave today. We saw Dinosaur Bones and footptints.
See also: utah dinosaurs
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