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Durable Goodsby Elizabeth Berg
On the hot Texas army base she calls home, Katie spends the lazy days of her summer waiting: waiting to grow up; waiting for Dickie Mack to fall in love with her; waiting for her
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Elizabeth Berg's beloved first novel, a 1993 American Library Association Best Book of the Year, is now for the first time available in a Random House Trade Paperback edition.
On the hot Texas army base she calls home, Katie spends the lazy days of her summer waiting: waiting to grow up; waiting for Dickie Mack to fall in love with her; waiting for her breasts to blossom; waiting for the beatings to stop. Since their mother died, Katie and her older sister, Diane, have struggled to understand their increasingly distant, often violent father. While Diane escapes into the arms of her boyfriend, Katie hides in her room or escapes to her best friend's house—until Katie's admiration for her strong-willed sister leads her on an adventure that transforms her life.
Written with an unerring ability to capture the sadness of growth, the pain of change, the nearly visible vibrations that connect people, this beautiful novel by the bestselling author of Open House and Ordinary Life reminds us how wonderful—and wounding—a deeper understanding of life can be.
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Editorial Reviews
—The New Yorker
—The Boston Globe
"Elizabeth Berg writes with humor and a big heart about resilience, loneliness, love and hope. And the transcendence that redeems."
"This quietly told tale will find a place in your soul, and will stay there."
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- 9780380728848
- Publisher:
- HarperCollins Publishers
- Publication date:
- 05/28/1997
- Pages:
- 208
- Product dimensions:
- 4.22(w) x 6.90(h) x 0.58(d)
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Well, I have broken the toilet. I flushed, the water rose, then rose higher, too much. I stared at it, told it, "No!" slammed the lid down, then raised it back up again. Water still rising. Water still rising. I put the lid down, turned out the light, tiptoed out of the bath room, across the hall, and into my bedroom, where I slid under my bed.
Now I hear the water hitting the bathroom floor. It goes on and on. Niagara Falls, where the honeymooners go and do what they do. There is the heavy tread of his footsteps coming rapidly up the stairs. I hear him turn on the bathroom light and swear softly to himself. "Katie!" he yells. He comes into my room. I stop breathing. "Katherine!" I am stone. I am off the planet, a star, lovely and unnamed. He goes into my sister's room. "What the hell did you do to the toilet?"
"I didn't do anything!" she says. "I'm doing my homework! Katie probably did it!""She's not even here," he says.
"She is, too."
Oh, my heart, aching and loud.
He comes out into the hall, yells my name again. I close my eyes. "She's not here!" he says. "So don't tell me she did it! You did it! And by God, you'll clean it up!"
I didn't do it!" she yells, and I hear him slap her, and I know that next he will drag her by the arm and point to the mess on the bathroom floor. That's what I was avoiding. That's why I am under the bed. I hear Diane start crying, hear her go downstairs for the mop and bucket, like he told her to do. I open my eyes, breathe. The next time I go to the PX I will buy Diane a Sugar Daddy. I look up at the springs in my mattress. Uniform and sensible. Close together in straight lines. Spiraling gracefully upward.
We live in Texas on an army base, next to a parade ground. Every morning when I wake up I hear a drill sergeant yelling pieces of songs to the straight lines of men marching, marching, all stepping onto their left foot at the same time, all dressed exactly alike, all staring straight ahead and yellsinging back to him. Many of them have terrible complexions. They sound like yelping puppies when they sing, and I feel sorry for them in the same way I feel sorry for puppies: their pink bellies, the way they do not know what will happen to them. The faces on those men do not react; they only obey. It doesn't matter that the heat is awesome, that it rises up in shimmering waves like a live thing; it doesn't matter that later, when those men touch their car door handles, their fingers will burn or that their feet will sink slightly in the sun-softened asphalt of the parking lot. On the marching field, there are no trees. The men's skin will turn pink, then red, but they will not react. Once I saw a man collapse from the heat, fall neatly out of line, and lie still. None of the other men came to make a circle of concern around him. They just kept on marching, and in a while an army green truck pulled up next to the field and two men got out with a matching stretcher.
My best friend, Cherylanne, and I play with. the heat. We take off our shoes and, at high noon, walk on blacktop. The one who gets farthest, wins. Also, we make sun tea; and occasionally we try to fry eggs on the sidewalk. They don't cook through. The white becomes solid at the edges only. We call Riff, the dog who lives down the block and is always loose, to come and eat the eggs from the sidewalk. He does a pretty good job, wagging his tail to beat the band the whole time. Then we hose the sidewalk off. And then we hose each other off, stun ourselves with the sudden cold.
Cherylanne is fourteen, and she is pretty. I am twelve and I am not, although Cherylanne said this is the awkward stage and I could just as likely get, better. We watch.
Our houses are connected in a row of other houses, six units all in a brick rectangle. Cherylanne lives right next door to me. When we sit out on our front porches, we can nearly lean over and touch. Our fathers' names and ranks are posted outside our doors, above our mailboxes. We have look-alike bushes in the front and the back.
Before we moved to Texas, my father came home with cowboy hats for all of us. "This is not a joke," he said. "You'll have to wear these down there. It's some serious heat." My mother was alive then and he put a hat on her first. It was white. He stepped back, regarded her while she held statuestill. Then he smiled and so did she. He never hit my mother. She was the place where he put his tenderness. And I knew she loved him in a way that was huge, but also that she was afraid of him. Otherwise, she would not have laughed when she was being most serious with him. And she would have stopped him sometimes, like when he lunged up at us at the dinner table. Once, Diane was eating corn when he hit the back of her head, and the corn all fell out of her mouth. At first, I thought it was her teeth. I saw my mother clench her napkin, raise her fist the slightest bit, then lower it. I could feel an invisible part of her reach out to touch Diane, then come to hold me, too.
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Meet the Author
ELIZABETH BERG is the author of twelve novels, including her newest work, The Art of Mending, the New York Times bestsellers Say When, True to Form, Never Change, and Open House, which was an Oprah's Book Club Selection in 2000. Durable Goods and Joy School were selected as ALA Best Books of the Year, and Talk Before Sleep was short-listed for the ABBY award in 1996. The winner of the 1997 New England Booksellers Award for her body of work, she is also the author of a nonfiction work, Escaping into the Open: The Art of Writing True. She lives in Chicago.
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- Hometown:
- Chicago, Illinois
- Date of Birth:
- December 2, 1948
- Place of Birth:
- St. Paul, Minnesota
- Education:
- Attended the University of Minnesota; St. Mary¿s College, A.A.S.
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If you are over 60 you will remember many things they talk about in this wonderful book. This is the first book in 3 part series.
Its a amazing original book and great to show how there can always be a lot of up and downs in life
I read this book when I was in high school, I wouldn't say that I enjoyed it (the story hits close to home for me), but looking back now on the story I think that my sister is old enough to read and understand it now. Its a Graduation present that I know will leave an impression on her.
When I first picked up Durable Goods, I was wary of the young narrator, but found myself pleasantly surprised. Katie pulls you into the story with wit and charm. You feel her heartache and share in her joy. It's another excellent book from Elizabeth Berg!
This book is one of the best I have ever read, and I say that about every book, but with this one, I really mean it. I'd hate to admit this, but when I began the book, I did not intend on getting much out of it. Much less expecting much of anything from it. Then I started reading, and I could not stop. This book is amazing. Told through 12-year-old Katie's eyes, a story about her and her life. Her father is abusive. Her mother is dead. And her 18-year old sister, Diane, only wants to get away with her boyfriend. This book is a sad look at reality, but a great book to read.
Over the summer I read Durable Goods and it was the best summer reading book I ever read. All I know is that I really enjoyed reading it. I wish they made a part 2 about Durable Goods!!!!!!!!
I havent read this one yet but i might for my highschool summer reading! It looks good and i dont know what to read either this one or Joy Shool. Someone tell me what to read!!
This book was alright to read. This is my first Berg book and I am not sure if I would pick up another. I did enjoy the speed of the book, how it kept moving. But there were some slow spots that you had to skim over in order to keep wanting to read. The book did have a good story line, it just was very easily assumed what the girls were going to do next. All in all, it was an ok read.
I didn't enjoy this one at all. It just seemed that 'nothing' happened. I almost felt like I was reading an 'abridged' version of the real story with many things left out. Certainly not one of Ms. Berg's best.
I have recommended this book and Joy School to several people already. I read it in 2 evenings (and I have 4 small children!). I loved all the characters...even the flawed father. You feel like if you could just get a chance you might understand him better. Very good indeed. I have gone on to read 4 more of Elizabeth Berg's books and she is very interesting. I like what she brings...being a Registered Nurse, 'Army Brat', she is very neat.
I am embarrased to say this is my first 'Berg' book. I am not sure what rock I have been living under but I have to say I am a new fan. Most of the reviews for her books are great and I only have good things to say about this. The story took me back to growing up and how tough it can be. From your first kiss to fighting with you best friend. I can't imagine a person who can't relate to these issues. Some of the story is unsettling but doesn't dwell on unhappiness. Just as you feel sorry for the life these kids have to deal with something nice or funny happens. I don't want to downplay the problems in the story but the story isn't completly depressing like some novels are. I have now bought 3 more Berg books and am thrilled to start them!
This was a really good book. I enjoyed it. I had to read it for school and couldn't put it down.
Usually, when I am towards the end of a book, I count the last few pages constantly to see when it will finally be over. But not with Durable Goods by Elizabeth Berg. This was one of the best books I have ever read, and is my second favorite, only beaten by the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants.
All of Elizabeth Berg's books are wonderful, but the three books about Katie Nash (Durable Goods, Joy School, and True to Form) are my favorites. If you read the other reviews, you may think that they're designed for young readers. They're not; they're designed for readers who were young at some point. There's so much to identify with in Katie, and while they're definitely easy reads, they're beautifully, insightfully, and intelligently written. Elizabeth Berg is able to make the reader both laugh and cry. Her writing is so natural it makes it seem easy. These books are both poignant and hilarious, which isn't easy to pull off.
Although this book is fairly short, it was gripping. I sometimes have a hard time feeling a book, but this one digs deep, because we were all Katie's age once. You really start to understand and sympathize with each of the characters and then it brings out two of the most powerful human emotions, love and hatred, and you feel them simultaneously. One of the best books I've read all year.
it's too gurly and weird.
First off, I must say that I am not much of a reader. But it must be said that this book is very well written. I think that it is more for the younger crowd then the older ones. I had to read it for summer reading and I read it in a day. I am truly grateful that I fell upon this book and had the opportunity to read it.
This book was so good! I was recommed this book from a friend and it was totally awesome. You should definatly read this.
I read this book when I was in 6th grade. I thought it was so good. It is about a girl struggling without a mother, and an abusive father. I thought it was a very good book, I recommend this book.


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Drop, believe it or not, we have Internet up here. They got it to us right after running water and indoor plumbing! Seriously, it is less populated and the fishing ain't all that around here. We are far enough from the ocean that the water is more brackish to fresh. Very few, if any drum, some flounder, you have to go aways to get any speckled trout. We do have runs of rocks most every year, as posted on another thread. Learning the area has taken awhile for me. People don't seem to want to share info. They act like one more person fishing in an area is going to cause all the fish to be caught out of there LOL! I mostly trailer to the beach (OBX) or VA eastern shore and occasionally to Oriental (just started), but like everyone else I'm feeling the gas crunch. It would be nice to see some more activity up here, maybe that would help out with the sharing of information and the cost of fuel, etc.
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DBank, when did you get runing water? were still waiting lol. if you go out the waterfront ramp go past the boat works, right in front of the big blue boat, about 25' , is where the rock like to hang out. theres a lump out there . catch some mullet at the park ramp and have some fun. there are some small flounder outin front of the coast guard base. go past the base and look for the concrete rubble on shore. go out to the chanel marker.
We need to come up and help yall.I have been there be for working at a plant,think it was a cone plant,I know we stayed in town had to cross bridge everyday to get to plant.I liked the fishing there.
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PURPOSE:To determine whether length of stay at a referring ICU (RLOS) has an impact on outcome in patients transferred to a tertiary care ICU.
METHODS:We retrospectively reviewed the Project Impact database of all adult medical or surgical patients admitted to our tertiary ICU. Patients transferred from outside ICUs from July 1, 2003-October 31, 2007 were eligible. In-hospital mortality (HM), duration of mechanical ventilation (DMV), ICU length of stay (ILOS) and hospital length of stay (HLOS) were the outcomes of interest. We explored associations between these outcomes and RLOS by chi-square analysis and classification and regression tree (CRT) analysis. Continuous variables were compared using the Mann-Whitney U test.
RESULTS:Of 314 eligible patients, 104 were excluded due to insufficient data, leaving 210 evaluable patients. The mean, median, and interquartile ranges (IQR) for ILOS, HLOS and DMV are given in table 1. The HM rate was 32%. Using a CRT analysis the cutoff value of > 7 days LOS in a transferring ICU was found to be associated with the outcomes of interest. There were 152 patients with a referring ICU LOS ≤; 7 days (72.4%) and 58 with RLOS > 7 days (27.6%). The two groups were similar in age and severity of illness on transfer by APACHE II and SAPS II scores. We defined longer lengths of ICU stay, hospital stay and mechanical ventilation (LILOS, LHLOS, LDMV respectively) as greater than the median. We found a significant association between longer referring ICU LOS and death (p=0.031), LILOS (p=0.001), LDMV (p=0.025), and LHLOS (p=0.047).(Table 2).
CONCLUSION:Longer LOS at the referring ICU (> 7 days) is associated with increased mortality, longer lengths of ICU stay, hospital stay, and mechanical ventilation.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS:These findings may reflect a beneficial impact of earlier access to specialized care. Referring clinicians may wish to consider expeditious transfer to tertiary care. It may be appropriate to account for referring ICU LOS in the application of benchmarking criteria to tertiary care centers.
DISCLOSURE:Terence Lonergan, None.
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Life in a post-apocalyptic cult. A teenage girl on the verge of some exciting discoveries.
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"Wha... What's going on?" my words tumble out slurred, and I push myself up on to my hands, rubbing the sleep away. The sound of chanting floats to my ears amongst the crackles of fire, the smell of burning filling my nostrils. I sputter, beginning to choke on the fumes, as a foul smell acompanies it and begins to swirl through my head.
"What the hell is that?" I spit out, glancing up at my company as I sit on the floor, wrapped in worn, flea-bitten blankets. Coralie's bright eyes stare back at me, and I can just make out her face in the dim light. The glow of the fire dances along her skin, giving her a pale orange hue. Her lips are stretched back wide over her teeth, her cheeks dirty and her dark hair flung wildly about her head.
"They found another one," she growls, excitement sparkling in her eyes. "They found another one of those demons and they're burning the hell out of her! Come on!" Coralie jumped to her feet, the brown material that wrapped her body flapping, threatening to uncover her body. She wrenches at the material and pulls it tighter around her, eyeing me with suspicion as i sit and watch her with my mouth open.
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Daniel starts to walk briskly down the gray hallway, strangely tense and even paranoid. Melanie struggles to keep up with him and stay at a walking pace.
MELANIE, after a few seconds: What did you need me for?
DANIEL: I got a call from a police station nearby, and uh...(He trails off as he exits the hallway.)
Melanie looks slightly confused as she searches Daniel's face for any indication as to what's wrong. She is presumably unsuccessful, as her confused expression does not leave.
MELANIE, now encouraging him to finish his sentence after a few seconds: Yes...?
DANIEL, as they enter the parking lot: They found our newest patient sitting on the sidewalk alone. Injured, even.
Melanie doesn't seem to have any emotional reaction to this statement, but nods nevertheless. Daniel suddenly stops in the middle of the lot and turns to Melanie with a solemn expression.
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Melanie stares down at the paper for a second or two, then looks up at Daniel.
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DANIEL, slightly out of breath: No, no...this isn't a test. No, I wouldn't plan something like this. Now hurry up, and... (He trails off yet again.)
Melanie nods and heads towards her car as she opens the paper and reads the address. She inspects the rest of the paper, as well, in order to avoid further contact with her boss, but to no avail:
DANIEL, calling to her after a few seconds: Melanie!
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who was the second-youngest goalkeeper to start a game in MLS history -- and when he handled the ball, referee Abbey Okulaja called for an indirect free kick in the penalty area.
Colorado's Herculez Gomez sent the ball under the wall and into the back of the net on the first attempt, but Okulaja had not whistled for play to restart. So on the second chance, Gomez's shot banged into the wall -- but the rebound went back to Kyle Beckerman, and he lashed a low shot through the goalmouth scrum into the goal.
Here's John Ellinger's team (4-2-3-1): Chris Seitz - Jack Stewart, Eddie Pope, Daniel Torres, Willis Forko (Atiba Harris 78) - Jason Kreis, Carey Talley - Chris Klein, Mehdi Ballouchy, Freddy Adu - Jeff Cunningham. Substitutes Not Used: Nikolas Besagno, Chris Brown, Duke Hashimoto, Chris Lancos, Nick Rimando, Jamie Watson
Here's Fernando Clavijo's team (4-4-2): Bouna Coundoul - Ugo Ihemelu, Pablo Mastroeni, Mike Petke, Greg Vanney - Terry Cooke (Nico Colaluca 69), Kyle Beckerman, Jovan Kirovski, Herculez Gomez (Dan Gargan 88) - Roberto Brown, Nicolas Hernandez. Substitutes Not Used: Jose Cancela, Conor Casey, Zach Thornton, Daniel Wasson, Chris Wingert
The Colorado Rapids returned home and lost for the first time at their new Dick's Sporting Goods Park home, going ahead through an early goal only to be hit for three goals in 14 minutes in the second half in a 3-1 loss to Houston Dynamo last Saturday. The Rapids remain tied for the top spot in the Western Conference with seven points from five games, same as Houston and FC Dallas (the Hoops have played one more game).
The Rapids were returning home after splitting two games on their road trip, the last a win at Real Salt Lake, while Dynamo were coming off back-to-back 1-0 defeats, having scored just one goal on the season.
The Rapids took a very early lead on a strange night in Commerce City. A free kick was driven into the area, and trickled through to where a pair of Rapids players were standing all alone in the heart of the box. The ball came to Roberto Brown, and he turned and stabbed it home after just five minutes.
But after the break, Dynamo hit for a three-goal blitz to finally break out of their scoring slump. Brad Davis served in a low cross from the left and Brian Ching came sliding in to knock it home ahead of Rapids 'keeper Bouna Coundoul (55).
Dwayne De Rosario then scored twice within six minutes. First, he took the ball near the center circle and went haring forward up the center of the field before driving a wicked blast that sailed past Coundoul to his right and into the upper corner of the goal (63).
Then Ching tried to force a pass through from the right, saw the ball knocked away by Pablo Mastroeni in the goalmouth, then hit Coundoul and roll away toward the goal. De Rosario came sliding in to push the ball the final couple of inches over the line and make 3-1 for Colorado in the 68th minute.
Rapids head coach Fernando Clavijo made one change to the team that defeated Real Salt Lake the Monday before in Utah. Ugo Ihemelu was suffering from knee tendonitis, so Dan Gargan came in at right back in his place.
Here's Clavijo's team (4-4-2): Bouna Coundoul - Dan Gargan, Pablo Mastroeni, Mike Petke, Greg Vanney - Terry Cooke, Kyle Beckerman, Jovan Kirovski, Herculez Gomez - Roberto Brown (Nico Colaluca 72), Nicolas Hernandez (Conor Casey 61). Substitutes Not Used: Jose Cancela, Omar Cummings, Zach Thornton, Daniel Wasson, Chris Wingert
"We never played with the attitude that we needed to play with, we could never get going. We just never looked like we were the team and the attitude that we needed to win," Clavijo said. "Little by little they started possessing the ball better and passing the ball better, and we could never get going and we paid the price for it. We lost the ball way too easy, and they were not even putting us under pressure, we just lost it in transition."
While it wasn't the first loss of the season for the Rapids, they felt it was their poorest game of the season. They had lost 3-1 at FC Dallas, but felt they had the better of the chances in that game in Frisco.
"We could not possess, we could not pass it, and we lost it very easily out of the midfield," Clavijo said. "I thought that Kyle [Beckerman] and Jovan [Kirovski] were too deep. They never really participated in the offense until the last 10 minutes. There was a lot of room for them (Houston) to break through the midfield."
Clavijo was also missing two of his first-choice defenders for the contest. Brandon Prideaux will be out for up to the next month with a torn meniscus, and Ugo Ihemelu developed knee tendonitis in the week leading up to the Houston match after the game on the artificial surface in Salt Lake, also suffering a knock in a collision with Freddy Adu.
"It's still early in the season," Clavijo said of the decision to rest Ihemelu. "He is a big factor for us at the back; we don't want to risk losing him for more than just one game. He should definitely be back by Thursday. It is one of those things that if you use him today you may lose him for more than one game."
The Rapids had also started the season as a high-pressure team, beginning with the victory against D.C. United in the season opener. But against Dynamo, they dropped off after getting the opening goal.
"We sat back a little bit because we got the goal," Terry Cooke said. "You've got to go and get the second, go and get the third. We've got to start punishing teams here. You keep it one-nil as long as possible, sooner or later they're going to get a chance. They got three chances the second half and put it in the back of the net."
As the Rapids dropped off, Dynamo sensed the chance to turn the momentum around and it succeeded. "We controlled the game at halftime, one-nil. Second half they seemed to throw more people up front and it took us out of our rhythm, out of our game," Cooke said. "They were sending more bodies forward and we couldn't cope with that. It killed us - they got three early goals in the second half in the space of 20 minutes and it killed the game."
The Rapids also felt they needed to return to the recipe that made the early games such a success.
"We should be killing teams at home," Cooke said. "We've got to use the pitch to our advantage. ... We didn't keep the ball in certain areas and we got punished for it. That's the thing we have to work on, is building the ball to the final third, keeping the ball in their box and be more patient with it and create chances, because even with the first goal, we didn't create anything.
Real Salt Lake still have yet to win on the campaign, but the first game with Jason Kreis in charge felt more like a win than a draw, RSL coming back from two goals down in the 90th minute to secure a 3-3 draw with the New York Red Bulls last Saturday at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Real are still at the foot of the Western Conference table with three points from five matches, a point behind the Los Angeles Galaxy and four behind the three-way first place tie.
Real came into the game winless in their four games to begin the season and goalless for more than five hours of play, which led to John Ellinger being relieved of his head coaching duties and replaced by Kreis, still the league's all-time leading goalscorer. They were facing a Red Bulls with three wins and a draw in four games - and without a goal conceded on the year.
Things didn't start out well for Kreis in his coaching debut, as the Red Bulls struck twice in the opening half-hour. First, Dave van den Bergh lofted a high ball over the RSL defense and Dane Richards outpaced his man to get onto the end of it, poking past Chris Seitz in the penalty area on the bounce (12). Then Clint Mathis scored for the first time against his former club, getting onto the end of another van den Bergh through ball and coolly slotting under Seitz to give New York a 2-0 lead after 28 minutes.
Real finally became the first team to score on the Red Bulls when they pulled a goal back in the 61st minute - and took a beauty. Chris Klein cut across the top of the penalty area from the right and cracked a curling left-footed shot that beat Ronald Waterreus high inside the far corner.
But Mathis seemed to have completed the misery for his old friend Kreis in the 83th minute, again doubling the lead in the 83rd minute when he headed home a Dema Kovalenko cross from close range.
Yet Real weren't done. Carey Talley took a bump from Red Bulls center back Jeff Parke in the area while jostling for a corner kick, and referee Ricardo Salazar pointed to the spot, where Jeff Cunningham converted for his third goal of the season.
Then two minutes into stoppage time, it took another stunning strike from Real to tie the match. He chased down a long ball in the right side of the area, cut back around a defender to get an angle and ripped a rising drive high inside the far corner.
Kreis made one change from the last team that John Ellinger ran out - as he had to replace himself in midfield. Instead, he started Atiba Harris in attack alongside Jeff Cunningham, going with a 4-4-2 system after Ellinger had used a 4-2-3-1 scheme from the start of the season.
Here's Kreis' team (4-3-1-2): Chris Seitz - Jack Stewart (Chris Brown 63), Eddie Pope, Daniel Torres, Willis Forko - Chris Klein, Carey Talley, Freddy Adu - Mehdi Ballouchy - Jeff Cunningham, Atiba Harris. Substitutes Not Used: Nikolas Besagno, Duke Hashimoto, Dustin Kirby, Chris Lancos, Nick Rimando, Jamie Watson
"We tied the first game of the year and we all walked away as if we lost, and now we've tied this game and we're feeling as if we won - and to be honest, we should," said Kreis. "When we come back from a two-goal deficit, it's a huge boost to everyone's mentality involved, and we need that in a big way right now. That could be a very good starting point for us at this point."
To the Real players, the late comeback reflected what Jason Kreis will bring as head coach of the team.
"I thought the biggest thing that we were going to miss [on the field] would be his heart and his fight and his passion that he brought to the team," Klein said. "The way that we fought tonight showed that it can bleed into the team by having him on the sidelines. The way that we fought and the way that we battled back really showed his personality and the type of coach that Jason Kreis is going to be."
Kreis said he felt repaid for his belief in his former teammates - and now current charges - in the protagonists of the Real fightback.
"Three of my closest friends on my team when I played made incredible plays for me," he said. "Chris Klein scored an unbelievable goal, and he was one of my closest friends and confidants as a player. Carey Talley gets up for a header in the box and gets knocked halfway unconscious - he was one of my closest friends in Dallas, and now here. Chris Brown scored and electric goal for the third one and he was also one of my closest friends. So, emotionally, that meant a lot to me."
Real Salt Lake had been shut out in three consecutive games before coming back for their 3-3 tie last weekend against New York. They had not scored a goal for more than six hours (369 minutes), before exploding for three goals in 30 minutes against a team that hadn't allowed a goal all year to that point.
"This should give us a lot of confidence, especially scoring three goals," Brown said. "It bodes well for us offensively; we just need to shore up things in the back. [Thursday's] a big rivalry game against Colorado and hopefully we can steal some points there."
Kreis changed the team's tactics in his first game in charge - and felt he had put his team in a hole himself, going in 2-0 at halftime.
"Obviously, New York created some tactical problems in the first half, and I take full responsibility for that. The addition of Clint [Mathis] really caused us some problems tactically in the first half," Kreis said. Said Adu: "We just wanted to press, we did not want to lose. We busted our butts for two games and it starts to get very tough when you lose games. We switched to a new formation, guys felt good and confident about it, meaning we have more options because we have two up top. We put a lot of pressure on their backs it paid off at the end."
Cunningham scored his third goal of the season, now giving him 93 for his MLS career. He features high on the all-time goalscoring leaders for both clubs. His three goals this year have moved him to the top of the RSL all-time list, with 19 goals scored for the club. In his one season with the Rapids (2005), he scored 12 goals, good enough to rank him 11th on that club's all-time list. Cunningham is fourth on the all-time MLS list with 93 career league goals.
"I give every single player on the pitch tonight my congratulations. They stepped up and got the job done," Cunningham said. "I didn't play particularly well tonight, had two chances I should have done better with. But my teammates stepped up for me and secured a point for us. I can keep my head up and look forward to the next game."


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ps- like the wee rainbow captured with the flowers too!
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Flowers always inspire HOPE !
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Yellow flowers truly are the most cheeriest aren't they?
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Today I confiscated one of Marion's blooming Christmas Cactus and brought it into the dining room. I missing some cheery yellow flowers…Yours look lovely, Pam…Thanks for sharing…
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Cheery yellow flowers on a snow day! Hooray!
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1. No surprise,
There will be no indictment for Rove or Libby. However, some journalists (Familiar names) may be tapped on conspiracy to obstruct a Federal investigation, and other second tiered charges, yet it is not expected that any substantive indictments will be announced.
Fitzgerald will announce that there was no statuatory leak of Valerie Plame's identitiy did NOT occur as the 1982 Intelligence Identities Protection Act, Specifically 421(a)(b)(c), did not apply to subject Valerie Plame, and were therefore not considered in this case.
Therefore the charges will be strictly related to the above mentioned secondary charges, if any.
Extra note: Word is that Judith Miller's 'publicity stunt' and book deal hasn't set well with the Prosecutorial team.
More to come.
UPDATE: Rove's three month offer of additional testamony has been accepted, although Fitzgerald has had the written testamony all along. This addition testamony has nothing to do with Miller or Scooter, but has to do with Cooper, who as everyone should have noticed is markedly absent of late.
More: My feeling is that Fitz now needs this additional testimony to move towards Cooper, whom I long had suspicion that he all along worked in a setup on Rove.
Normally at this point in a investigation, "11th hour" testamony is crossing the "Ts", getting things down, now that Fitz SHOULD have the story of what happened, it all points back to Cooper, although other media types should be ducking as well.
I can't see, nor can my source see Rove's testimony being accepted at this time just to "fry him".
Tracked to Tom Mcguire.
UPDATE II: As usual Lawrence (Liar, Liar) O'Donnell doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground:
"Fitzgerald does not have to send Rove or anyone else a target letter before indicting him. The only reason to send target letters now is that Fitzgerald believes one or more of his targets will flip and become a prosecution witness at the pre-indictment stage. A veteran prosecutor told me, "If Fitzgerald is sending target letters at the end of his investigation, those are just invitations to come in and work out a deal."
That's crap (Since when is Huffington a veteran prosecutor?)
then he adds this update:
"Federal prosecutors have accepted an offer from presidential adviser Karl Rove to give 11th-hour testimony in the case of a CIA officer's leaked identity but have warned they cannot guarantee he won't be indicted, according to people directly familiar with the investigation.
What this means is Rove's lawyer, Bob Luskin, believes his client is defintely going to be indicted. So, Luskin is sending Rove back into the grand jury to try to get around the prosecutor and sell his innocence directly to the grand jurors."
How should I put this......
Bullshit. Again, the key is that Rove offered this additional testamony back in July.
My bet is that Rove has never been a target, but quite possibly a prosecution witness. Again, Cooper began to flap his gums back in July, but has shut his trap of recent. My bet, that Miller tipped Cooper who 'bated' Rove as part of a design instigated by Democratic party operatives, thus a "scam" from the get go.
In my years of law enforcement I learned, "It isn't nice to scam a prosecutor".
UPDATE III The NY Times adds, but then doesn't add much except this point - which is the point of Rove's return to the Grand Jury.
As Tom Mcguire gives us the possible reasons:
"So why accept Rove's offer to come back? To give the grand jury one last look at him before they (a) indict Karl; or (b) rely on Karl's testimony, augmented by new information from Ms. Miler, to indict someone else; (c) pack up and go home.'
The answer is B.
Via the Times:
"Mr. Luskin has said he had offered for Mr. Rove to return to the grand jury if needed to clarify any questions that were raised by the testimony in July by Matthew Cooper, a reporter for Time magazine, who was questioned about a conversation that he with Mr. Rove regarding Mr. Wilson's trip in July 2003."
Cooper IS a focus of the investigation. What he told the Grand Jury and more specifically the discrepancies between Cooper's email and the story he wrote in Time Magazine, which National Review's Byron York wrote about here.
""In an interview with National Review Online, Luskin compared the contents of a July 11, 2003, internal Time e-mail written by Cooper with the wording of a story Cooper co-wrote a few days later. "By any definition, he burned Karl Rove," Luskin said of Cooper. "If you read what Karl said to him and read how Cooper characterizes it in the article, he really spins it in a pretty ugly fashion to make it seem like people in the White House were affirmatively reaching out to reporters to try to get them to them to report negative information about Plame."
Further he adds:
"Luskin told NRO that the circumstances of Rove's conversation with Cooper undercut Time's suggestion of a White House "war on Wilson." According to Luskin, Cooper originally called Rove — not the other way around — and said he was working on a story on welfare reform. After some conversation about that issue, Luskin said, Cooper changed the subject to the weapons of mass destruction issue, and that was when the two had the brief talk that became the subject of so much legal wrangling. According to Luskin, the fact that Rove did not call Cooper; that the original purpose of the call, as Cooper told Rove, was welfare reform; that only after Cooper brought the WMD issue up did Rove discuss Wilson — all are "indications that this was not a calculated effort by the White House to get this story out."
"Look at the Cooper e-mail," Luskin continues. "Karl speaks to him on double super secret background...I don't think that you can read that e-mail and conclude that what Karl was trying to do was to get Cooper to publish the name of Wilson's wife."
The idea presented here is that Cooper initiated the call - turned the subject to Joe Wilson and then turned that conversation around and wrote his "blistering piece" in Time.
Fitz at this point knows one thing - that Cooper did not ONLY hear from Rove about Valerie Plame, indeed, the evidence is that Cooper knew who she was before he called Rove. The question is where did he learn it from, and why did he attempt to set up Rove in the process.
That is what Fitzgerald is pursuing now.
The "Paper that is useful in the City" The NY Times, reports:
"WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 - The special prosecutor in the C.I.A. leak case has summoned Karl Rove, the senior White House adviser, to return next week to testify to a federal grand jury in a step that could mean charges will be filed in the case, lawyers in the case said Thursday.
The prosecutor, Patrick J. Fitzgerald, has held discussions in recent days with lawyers for several administration officials suggesting that he is considering whether to charge them with a crime over the disclosure of an intelligence operative's identity in a 2003 newspaper column.
Mr. Fitzgerald is said by some of the lawyers to have indicated that he has not made up his mind about whether to accuse anyone of wrongdoing and will use the remaining days before the grand jury's term expires on Oct. 28 to decide.
Mr. Rove has appeared before the grand jury on three previous occasions.
Meanwhile, Mr. Fitzgerald has indicated that he is not entirely finished with Judith Miller, the reporter for The New York Times who recently testified before the grand jury after serving 85 days in jail. According to a lawyer familiar with the case, Mr. Fitzgerald has asked Ms. Miller to meet him next Tuesday to further discuss her conversations with I. Lewis Libby, the vice president's chief of staff.
Ms. Miller went to jail rather than divulge the identity of her source, but agreed to testify after Mr. Libby released her from a pledge of confidentiality.
Mr. Fitzgerald has not indicated whether he plans to summon Ms. Miller for further testimony before the grand jury."
Now I'm 'smelling it", talk about "spin". This article is full of 'newspeak' - which is a whole lot of words saying nothing at all. Rove "summoned"? Ok, spin it Times - he volunteered this testamony three months ago.
and .... "Indications that Fitzgerald isn't through with Judy Miller, but has not planned to summon her.."? Which is it Times?
In Michelle Malkin's words, "Snort!".....
At this point I wonder if it would be a public service to just issue the "Paper of Record" a gag order.
Again, more "spin":
"Mr. Fitzgerald has focused on whether there was a deliberate effort to retaliate against Mr. Wilson for his column and its criticism of the Bush administration's Iraq policy. Recently lawyers said that they believed the prosecutor may be applying new legal theories to bring charges in the case."
(Throughout this story, there has been this "story" often repeated, never clarified. So let's do that. Let's not forget that Wilson was proven to be a liar through the SIR. The MSM can keep harping these "The White House was getting Wilson back" DNC talking points, but I'm telling you that Fitzgerald isn't that stupid. There was nothing to retaliate for - Wilson fibbed.)
"One new approach appears to involve the possible use of Chapter 37 of the federal espionage and censorship law, which makes it a crime for anyone who "willfully communicates, delivers, transfers or causes to be communicated" to someone "not entitled to receive it" classified information relating the national defense matters.
Under this broad statute, a government official or a private citizen who passed classified information to anyone else in or outside the government could potentially be charged with a felony, if they transferred the information to someone without a security clearance to receive it."
Again, "Snort!"...
If you thought the IIPA was vague - try Chapter 37 - Tom Mcquire recounts the pros and cons of using this statute in this case. I'll make it short, better chance of nailing jello to a tree. For it to apply to Rove, Libby they would have had to have been the originators of the leak, which is with what we know as fact is not the case.
Again, here's the gist - despite of all the MSM's "he said, she said", and obsesssion with "Karl's toast", here's what we know.
We know Rove talked to Cooper, AFTER Cooper called Rove/ Miller talked to Libby, AFTER Miller contacted Libby, etc. We know that before anyone at the White House picked up the phone (initiated), but that reporters were all over the story of "Wilson's Rogue Mission" to Niger. Proberbial party of the first part (Journalists) to the party of the second part (White House). Who broke the law first? Who told first?
(Paging Mr. Cooper....Mr. Cooper?.....) Talk about Karl missing.......(actually active in the Meirs decision), where in the hell IS Mr. Cooper.
At this point Fitzgerald, I believe in spite of two years and millions of dollars, hasn't really got squat on the orginal investigation, but early stumbled into a something BIGGER, that I began to detail here way back yonder.
UPDATE V: Just preliminary, but a question: "What did Judy tell Fitzgerald about Cooper?" The answer, "What Rove is going to be talking about".
UPDATE: Moving to New Post here.
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Via inside tip: , confirming Reuters, that indictments in the Plame case are to be announced this week.


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Kairi, shouldn't you be focusing on your homework? Oh right, and that's my conscience, Verge. He likes keeping me focused.
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