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Chris Cenatiempo co-stars in season 1 as Scozione. He also did stunt work on The Sopranos. His brother John Cenatiempo has also appeared on both Boardwalk Empire and The Sopranos.
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Orient were denied a second away win on the spin as Danny Grainger's penalty three minutes from time ensured a share of the spoils in a 2-2 at Carlisle.
Paul McCallum had given the O's a half-time lead, though within 30 seconds of the restart substitute Charlie Wyke levelled.
A wonderful piece of individual skill from Harry Cornick put Orient back in front, and just as they looked like securing victory up stepped Grainger from the spot.
Orient kept faith with the side which won 2-1 at Morecambe last weekend, with the only change coming on the bench with the inclusion of second year scholar Henry Ocheing in place of Josh Koroma who missed out through illness.
It was the hosts who started on the front foot and they went closest to breaking the deadlock with six minutes on the clock as the ball found its way into the Orient box and defender Mark Ellis saw his close range effort strike the side netting.
Up the other end Gavin Massey did well to dispossess the Carlisle defence deep in their half before pulling the ball back for Paul McCallum. The striker took one touch to set himself before firing a fierce effort straight at goalkeeper Mark Gillespie.
The prolific Liam Kelly was then presented with another opportunity as the ball fell to him kindly 25 yards from goal. The midfielder advanced forward before seeing his strike go narrowly over the bar.
Both teams had settled into their stride well, with both teams trying to use long throw-ins to their advantage.
McCallum's effort for the O's was collected by Gillespie but up the other end on 23 minutes the ball fell to Michael Raynes and his left-footed effort was wide of the target as it remained goalless at the half way point of the first period.
The chance of the half though fell to that man Kelly as the ball was played wide to Massey who took a couple of touches before laying it into the path of the former Oldham man, but this time the midfielder couldn't find the back of the net as he lifted the strike over the bar.
Carlisle went closer still on 31 minutes though as former O's loanee Nicky Adams was afforded too much time on the ball 20 yards from goal and he curled an effort goalwards past the dive of Alex Cisak, but the post came to Orient's rescue.
The O's were under pressure, as Shaun Miller curled an effort goalwards which Cisak was equal to, and then moments later the same player should have got his head on a teasing inswinging cross from Jamie Devitt.
Orient weathered that spell and on their next foray forward a lovely ball in from Kennedy found the head of McCallum but the striker was unable to get the effort on target.
The visitors built on that and McCallum linked up with strike partner Bowery to present another opportunity, which Gillespie smothered behind for an O's corner.
Orient were ending the half strongly and a lovely move a minute before the break saw the O's break the deadlock.
Robbie Weir was heavily involved and his ball in to Bowery was played on to the advancing McCallum who shot low past the advancing Gillespie to give the O's the lead.
Keith Curle opted to make two changes at the break for his side, with Wyke and Reggie Lambe both coming on in place of Mark Ellis and Jamie Devitt respectively.
And within a space of the opening minute that move had paid off when Wyke was on hand to slot home within 30 seconds of the restart as he slotted home at the back post from Shaun Miller's ball in from the right.
That unsurprisingly lifted the hosts and the O's were thankful for keeper Cisak just two minutes later as he superbly tipped over Adams' fierce strike from 25 yards.
That spell of pressure from the hosts faded and McCallum's long throws caused a few problems as one fell to Massey at the back post who teed it up for Weir, however, his strike was way over the bar.
Ollie Palmer had been brought on for Bowery, who appeared to pick up a slight injury in the first period, and was presented with an opportunity following some fine play by Cornick, however, he was unable to direct the headed effort on target.
Having weathered the storm the O's pushed forward and put themselves back in front through a wonderful piece of individual brilliance from Cornick.
The Bournemouth loanee jinked his way in between several Carlisle defenders before firing low across goal past Gillespie to net his first goal for the E10 side.
Cornick was close to doubling his tally and the lead when he tried his luck from distance and his effort took a wicked deflection on its way behind for a corner.
Now behind, the hosts introduced former O Jabo Ibehre off the bench as they pushed for the equaliser, and Wyke found the side netting from a right-wing cross by Tom Miller.
Carlisle continued to push forward and they were awarded a penalty with just three minutes of normal time remaining when Kelly was adjudged to have handled a ball into box.
From the spot, Cisak went the right way but couldn't get to Grainger's powerful effort as the hosts drew level for the second time in the game.
Unsurprisingly Carlisle pushed forward for a late winner, but the O's defence remained resolute to the death as they made the long journey back from Cumbria with a point for their efforts.
Carlisle United: Gillespie, Grainger, Joyce, Raynes, Ellis (Wyke HT), Jones, Adams, Gillesphey, Devitt (Lambe HT), Shaun Miller (Ibehre 70), Tom Miller.
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Goals: Wyke (46), Grainger (87' pen)
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In science fiction, it's not uncommon for an event in history to be changed or removed by some sort of
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In testing, the team shot pulses of laser light between the two lenses and they were recorded at a constant rate of 41 kilohertz when the cloak was turned off. When the cloak was turned on and synchronized with the light pulses all signs that the pulses took place were erased. The area that was cloaked was tiny at only 6mm long and lasted only 20 trillionths of a second. A longer duration for the cloak would have created turbulence and revealed that the event occurred.
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I thought maybe I dont know really for sure this image of the reindeer with Santa ties in with Santa as a shaman, because Santa brings gifts, and these are societies that I would say are survival- and gift-oriented, peaceful and giving, and they are always thanking the reindeer goddess.
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Clashes are expected today when hunt supporters and saboteurs confront each other on one of the busiest days in the fox-hunting calendar.
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More than 300 meets are scheduled for today and a host of celebrities - including Sir Paul McCartney, Sir John Gielgud and Dame Judi Dench - took the opportunity yesterday to send letters to Tony Blair urging him to support a private member's Bill being introduced by Ken Livingstone, which would ban hunting.
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A spokesman for the Campaign for the Protection of Hunted Animals said the letters stressed the importance to Mr Blair of providing enough time and backing for the Bill to become law. Other high-profile supporters of the campaign include the astronomer Patrick Moore, the scriptwriter Carla Lane, Sir Paul McCartney's daughter, Stella, the fashion designer, and the television personalities Richard Wilson, Jenny Seagrove, Angus Deayton, Jo Brand and Tracey Shaw.
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The New Forest Hounds are due to gather at Palace House, Beaulieu, in Hampshire, as guests of Lord Montagu for the first time. The joint master, Jeremy Scott Bolton, said: "[Lord Montagu's] support is a tremendous boost for all country sports enthusiasts within the New Forest at a time when hunting is once again under the spotlight and under threat from ill-informed and biased urban politicians."
The chairman of the Countryside Alliance Campaign for Hunting, Sam Butler, said: "We expect to see a massive show of support for hunting from local communities at the traditional Boxing Day meets this year. Yet again a tiny number of hunt saboteurs will be seeking to disrupt hunts. We hope that we will not see some of the extreme violence that has been directed against hunts in the past."
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The Labour MP for Basildon and East Thurrock, Angela Smith, will be joining the League Against Cruel Sports demonstration when the Essex Farmers and Union Foxhounds meet today at Maldon. She said: "As we enter the new millennium, it is time to call the last tally-ho. In a modern, caring society, there is no place for a sport that rips wild animals to pieces for entertainment."Reuse content


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 26, 2005, New Braunfels, Texas sW®- SPORTS GEARING UP Smithson Valley, Canyon, New Braunfels football teams prep for opening night. Page 5A PRIDAY, AUGUST 26,2005£rald-Zeitung COUNTY BUDGET SAYING NO Commissioners vote against a request to raise salaries for the sheriff's department. Page 3A Serving New Braunfels and Comal County since 1852. Vol. 154, No. 238 16 pages, 2 sections soc www: herald-zeitung.com j '56825 oooor pMPartly Cloudy High Low 101 74 Details .... 16 DEAR ABBY 3B CLASSIFIEDS 48 COMICS 2B CROSSWORD 2B FORUM 4A OBITUARIES 3A SPORTS 5A TV GRIDS 3BPay raises altered before budget approved By David Rupkalvis News Editor Comal County employees will get a smaller guaranteed pay raise, but will have the opportunity for a much greater increase in the 2006 budget passed Thursday by Commissioner's Court. A budget amendment asked for by Commissioner Jay Minikin, who voted in favor of a yearly budget for the first time, set the County employees could make more money cost of living increase in the budget at 3 percent, less than the 5 percent increase County Judge Danny Scheel initially proposed. In addition to the COLA raise, employees will have an opportunity for a merit pay raise of up to 4 percent. That raise will be determined by department heads after commissioners approved the amendment by a 3-1 vote. Commissioner Greg Parker voted against Millikin's amendment and Scheel abstained from all budget votes because he prepared and presented the proposed budget. Commissioners approved the 2006 budget by a 3-1 vote with Parker voting no. They are scheduled to set the 2006 tax rate Sept. 15, and will likely raise taxes 2 cents. "I don't think this budget took care of our departments and took care of our employees," Parker said. "I felt not only did our sheriff 's department deserve a portion of the raises they asked for, I felt our employees deserved more." Commissioners also decided all elected officials would get a 5 percent increase. In the initial budget Scheel proposed, commissioners were slated to receive See BUDGET, Page 3A Commissioner Greg Parker CISD budget will reduce tax rate briefly By Leigh Jones Staff Writer FOOTBALL FEVER Fans, coaches, players ready for season to kick off TEA chief predicts third special session for Legislature By Leigh Jones Staff Writer The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce welcomed local educators back to school Thursday with a free lunch and encouragement from state education officials. Texas Education Agency Chief Deputy Commissioner Robert Scott, a Canyon High School graduate, told teachers and administrators from New Braunfels, Comal, Hays Consolidated, Marion, Navarro, San Marcos Consolidated, Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City and Seguin school districts every day was a good day to be in education. "Despite the current controversy over school finance," he added with a slight shake of his head. Although Roberts did not tell his audience anything they did not already know during his recap of the regular and special legislative sessions, he did leave them with the encouragement of expecting at least one more session before the year's end. "We have an election cycle coming up, and none of the legislators want to go through that without LEARN MORE ■ Gov. Rick Perry recently mandated that 65 percent of all education funds be spent on classroom instruction. For a closer look, see Page 7A. getting anything else done," he explained. Roberts, who serves as a senior adviser to Gov. Rick Perry on public education, also took some time to defend Perry's recent mandate for districts to spend 65 percent of their budgets on classroom instruction. "I think its achievable by 2009," he said. "We have to figure out what constitutes classroom spending, but we should be able to do that in the coming weeks." Roberts told superintendents they should look at the new mandate as protection against future mandates but did not explain what would prevent future legislators or governors from changing the rules again. I Ie did say the lawmakers needed to be careful not to unravel the entire system. See EDUCATION. Page 7A City grant to help elderly with home repairs By Leigh Jones Staff Writer Fhe city of New Braunfels soon will be able to assist 25 low-income and disabled elderly residents with much needed home repairs, thanks in part to a $317,909 state housing agency grant. The money, awarded by the Texas Department of I lousing and Community Affairs, will be added to hinds already received from the federal government and used for health and safety-related repairs for older homes within the city limits. Qty Community Development Block Grant Manager Nancy Davison said the funds were needed all over town. " The need for this kind of help is huge here because we have an aging population on fixed incomes," she said. "Many of the people we help live in 50-year-old homes that have been passed down for several generations. They really need fixing up." 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Sharlie Joseph gave the Revolution the lead just three minutes into the match to put the Galaxy on the back foot before Galaxy midfielder Juninho scored his second goal of the season to level the score. Los Angeles dominated for wide stretches of the match, but time and time again was unable to beat Revs goalkeeper Matt Reis for a second time.
The New England defense and the soaked pitch were not the only things that hindered the Galaxy, which saw three goals whistled off for various reasons. Despite the conditions and the officiating, the Galaxy felt that it was certainly two points lost.
"The conditions were good enough for us to win the game going away,' said Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena. 'The conditions were difficult, but we made them more difficult by conceding that goal in the early going, I think we showed a lot of character in the way we responded and pushed forward to win try and win the game."
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As the Galaxy pressed forward, L.A. attackers were consistantly unable to finish with the conditions as well as a stiff New England defense proving decisive. The news wasn't entirely positive for New England, who lost serbian midfielder Marko Perovic to a right hamstring strain early in the first half. Through all the conditions, it was an accomplishment for the Revolution to steal a point on the road.
While the Revolution savored the result, for the Galaxy, it was a chance lost. With a series of chances on goal and out shooting the Revoultion by 7 to 1 for shots on goal, it was difficult to have dropped points. In particular, it was the called foul by Magee on Reis that proved difficult to digest with Landon Donovan going as far as to claim that it was "not a foul" after the match.
"We certainly scored enough goals to win the game," said Donovan. "But unfortunately, it's not just the other team that you're playing against sometimes so it's unfortunate, but we also could have done better with our chances."
The Galaxy was able to have Juan Pablo Angel return to action after missing the first match due to an illness. The forward appeared active during his 27 minutes of action and nearly scored a goal before being ruled offside during stoppage time. In addition to Angel making his debut, Galaxy first round draft pick Paolo Cardozo also went 27 minutes in his first action of 2011.
Los Angeles is now 1-0-1 on the season and will travel to Rio Tinto to face Real Salt Lake. Los Angeles will do so without Donovan, who will depart for the U.S. national team camp on Monday. The Revolution returns home to Foxboro to take on D.C. for its home opener on the 26th.
Boy, you were really pulling for the Galaxy, huh, Adam?
What's up with Donovan talking s**t about Steve Nicol and the Revs? The Boston Globe quoted him saying, "I think their objective was pretty clear from the beginning… They had no intention of winning the game. That's how we knew they were going to play, that's how Steve Nicol-coached teams play…"
I'm sure it was mostly sour grapes about Magee's goal being disallowed, but his comments are way out of line.
I think Landon should remember that he was playing a team that doesn't have the league's most expensive player on their roster. He should also remember that LA have not won the Cup in the four seasons that Beckham has been there. Disparaging the opposition's game plan doesn't help you win games.
LA should have won that game. The first disallowed goal was a clear goal, no one was offside or fouled. The second goal, again was a clear goal. Not only to mention the handball from the Revs player Soares. Slipping and sliding is understandable during the rain, but the ball hit his arm and elbow twice and should have been called. I'm not even an LA fan and I know doo-doo when I see it. Revs got lucky.
Oh, I guess it was Juninho' goal that was disallowed because the ref called Magee for a foul on Reis. I haven't watched the game yet (but it's on my DVR) so I don't know if it was a bad call. Still, blaming a bad call for costing you a win is sour grapes.
Agreed. There was absolutely nothing on that Juninho goal. Reis knew it, too, judging by his reaction afterward.
Steve Nicol's response to the Reis call seems valid to me: "Oh obviously [it was a foul], the referee gave it so it must have been," said Revs coach Steve Nicol. "We're looking at it as we got away with one. Last year we should have had a penalty in the 80th minute and not lost 1-0, sometimes you get them sometimes you don't."
First off, Donovan can say whatever he wants. Secondly, that's not what sour grapes means. Sour grapes is pretending not to care about a subject when you really are envious or jealous the subject (kind of like your opinoins on the Galaxy and Beckham). Donovan is not envious of the bad call or the Revs — that seems quite clear. If you read the entire interview (or watch the freaking match), Donovan is correct in his assessment of the match.
Glad you're an expert on sour grapes. Make any whine with them?
Donovan acted like a bitch. He lost and talked trash about the opposition in a post-game interview. That's also quite clear. He should keep his mouth shut and concentrate on playing better soccer.
By the way, your wrong about the definition of "sour grapes." Read here: http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/sour-grapes.html
id be pissed too if the opposing team came to sit back for 85 minutes. after scoring
anti football at its finest.
A point's a point. Seems like a smart strategy to me given the conditions on the pitch. Besides, the Galaxy have a reputation for giving away as many goals as they score.
ben in el cajon
Well, it's common for players of bigger clubs to disparage the desperate defensive strategies of smaller sides. New England generally will have to "park the bus" because of their low status and wage levels. Pity because of their long-past (for MLS) history, but there you have it. Look at Leeds or Wednesday.
Still, LA should have done better. The top teams (as all the Brit cliche mongers admit) know how to "grind out a result" when they are not playing well.
Thanks for playing "Using Google to Find the Worst Definition for an Idiom!" I love that game. Okay, next Idiom is "pot calling the kettle black." Ignoring better, more accurate definitions is how you win. Go!
Yes, I agree. The Galaxy are a better team than the Revs. I think Donovan was expressing frustration about not getting the result he thought he deserved. Still, as a Revs fan, I don't like hearing the best American player in the league (in my opinion) knock Steve Nicol's coaching.
At this point, the Revolution aren't skilled enough to be an attacking team. I'm not sure that they were sitting back at all—that is just their version of offense until they get on the same page and keep more than 20% possession.
Donovan was right. It was bunker city for NE. But it was Arena that made the mistake in the gameplan by starting the awful Barrett over Angel. The condition of the field in the second half made it difficult to put one in. If the field was in decent shape, JPA would have had a brace. The rookie Cardozo looks like the missing piece to LA's midfield….the kid has game.


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Last weekend I went out to Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve with my sisters and nieces and nephews, where someone involved in it's construction had a poetic bent and there are interesting quotes scattered about in the infrastructure. I took a photo of this one on a board walk, which has inspired a return to Emily Dickinson's poetry.
The most triumphant Bird I ever knew or met
Embarked upon a twig today
And till Dominion set
I famish to behold so eminent a sight
And sang for nothing scrutable
But intimate Delight.
Retired, and resumed his transitive Estate -
To what delicious Accident
Does finest Glory fit!
One Joy of so much anguish
Sweet nature has for me
I shun it as I do Despair
Or dear iniquity -
Why Birds, a Summer morning
Before the Quick of Day
Should stab my ravished spirit
With Dirks of Melody
Is part of an inquiry
That will receive reply
When Flesh and Spirit sunder
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These both call to mind the last stanza of an old favourite, the first poem I posted here in 2007, by Thomas Hardy, The Darkling Thrush, that says:
So little cause for carolings
Of such ecstatic sound
Was written on terrestrial things
Afar or nigh around,
That I could think there trembled through
His happy good-night air
Some blessed Hope, whereof he knew
And I was unaware.
Let the birds be an example.


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When the U.S. Men's National Team takes on Guatemala at Livestrong Sporting Park next month in World Cup qualifying, there will be more on the line than a spot in the Hexagonal round of CONCACAF qualifying. The stadium the game is being played in will be competing for a new role as the national team's preferred home for marquee qualifiers.
Ever since that freezing winter day in 2001, when the U.S. beat Mexico in World Cup qualifying at Crew Stadium, Columbus has been adopted as the unofficial home for big national team matches. We have seen three USA-Mexico qualifiers played at Crew Stadium over the past decade, and each time American fans converged on the nation's first soccer-specific stadium and given the team a tangible home-field advantage. Earlier this month, in a must-win USA qualifier against Jamaica, we saw what was arguably the best crowd to ever watch a national team at Crew Stadium.
Given that impressive history you would think there would be no chance for Columbus to lose its place as the preferred USMNT venue for important matches, but that beautiful new stadium near the Kansas/Missouri border is threatening take that spot. The Oct. 16th qualifier at Livestrong Sporting Park will be the Kansas City market's chance to make the very case that it is ready to take the baton from Columbus.
So why would U.S. Soccer consider anywhere but Columbus, where the team has had so much success and where we have seen some of the best and most passionate American crowds ever, for matches like USA-Mexico qualifiers?
From a practical standpoint, Kansas City, Kansas, where Livestrong Park is located, is about as close to the exact middle of the country as you can get, which means the most central location possible. It would mean an approximately 1,200-mile shorter commute (round trip) to major national team matches for fans from at least half the country.
Then you have the fact that Livestrong Sporting Park is an immaculate new $200 million facility, one of the nation's true crown jewels for soccer. As important as Crew Stadium is to the history of Major League Soccer, and as amazing as the crowds have been at national team matches there, you can't deny that Crew Stadium just doesn't measure up to the new stadiums that have been built after it.
Lastly, you have an aggressive Sporting Kansas City ownership group that understands what it would mean for their stadium, and for soccer in the midwest, if major national team matches become the norm rather than a rarity. The value of being considered the home of the U.S. national team, even in an unofficial capacity, would be a boon for a club that has already made amazing strides in establishing itself, not just in the Kansas City market, but nationally.
We saw just how agressive Sporting KC's owners can be when Sporting Kansas City beat out big-spending Seattle Sounders for the right to host the 2012 U.S. Open Cup. People in Seattle will certainly point out that the bidding process seemed to be a curious one considering both clubs apparently made very comparable bids, but that is what stands out most in that whole situation. Sporting KC's owners managed to put up a competitive bid against a team that generates considerable more revenue, and a club that isn't still paying off the cost of a brand new stadium like Sporting KC's owners are.
As much as Sporting KC's owners will do their part to help push Livestrong Sporting Park, it will still be up to the fans to maximize the venue's potential on Oct. 16th. The upcoming qualifier against Guatemala will serve as an audition of sorts. A passionate and packed Livestrong Sporting Park will show U.S. Soccer officials that turning to Kansas City in 2013 for the USA-Mexico qualifier might not be a bad thing (assuming the USA qualifies for the final round of CONCACAF qualifying).
If that change does happen, and if we find ourselves heading to Livestrong Park next year, instead of Crew Stadium, for the USA-Mexico World Cup qualifier, there will be some inevitable sadness. Why? The fact is the USA has never lost in Columbus, and Crew Stadium has always produced amazing crowds and memories. Trips to Columbus for important matches have become traditions for countless fans throughout the country. The lasting memory of the U.S. national team at Crew Stadium will be that unforgettable crowd urging the team on in a must-win qualifier on Sept. 11th.
The emotion of that night won't soon be forgotten, and that memorable night only served to set the bar higher for the fans who travel to Kansas City for USA-Guatemala.
The Oct. 16th qualifier is going to be a dramatic event already because of what will be on the line for the national team, but the reality is that more than just a place in the Hexagonal is on the line. A chance to turn Livestrong Sporting Park into the U.S. national team's new unofficial home will also be on the line. Put that all together and you have the makings of an unforgettable night, and potentially the first of many memorable U.S. national team visits to Livestrong Sporting Park for important qualifiers.
They need to make the USA vs Mexico game in Arizona if you know what i mean lol
Seattle won't be getting any games.. We don't wear enough red for Gulati
What is the capacity of LSP vs. Crew stadium?
You gotta factor in the current schedule this season.. Over an 8 day period there will be 4 games played at CL. Estimated attendance figures at close to 250K. Can a USMNT compete with that when the cost of installing grass and other perks come in to the picture?
Gulati lets the networks set the time zones. It's quite the expense to justify sending the ESPN satelite trucks to southern Alaska
divers suck
So by your own convoluted logic, USMNT games should only be played in NYC, LA and Chicago because everywhere else is too "small of a market"? Sounds to me like you are, in fact, diparaging the midwest and northwest.
LSP, you're a gorgeous and talented lady, but Crew Stadium, you had me at "the USA has never lost in Columbus"!!!
I feel that I need to chime in here a little bit. I was at the last WCQ against Mexico in Columbus and I now live in KC and am a season ticket holder.
1. Yes the crowd was about as pro US as you can get in columbus. But I was at that game and let me say that by sheer numbers the crowd was 50% for the US and 50% for mexico. So by no means is the demographics of the city the only factor (though it contributes
2. Case in point, when I was in Columbus I asked a mexican supporter where he was from (I had traveled from Kentucky and figured that was a decent distance.) He said he was from Mexico. I assumed that was his heritage and I said "No, where did you travel from to come to the game?" and he said, "Mexico."
3. I think that a good season ticket holder base is more just as important and LSP has that. And having been to both Crew stadium and LSP, the atmosphere is WAAAY better at LSP. The stadium has covered seating all the way around and holds in the sound, the sight lines are much better, and the seats are right on top of the field. For me personally there is room for both yes, but if I had to choose one, it is a no brainer, LSP!
And yes I have four tickets to the upcoming game, GO US!
Um bryan, those demographics are completely wrong for Kansas City Metro, you are missing a WHOLE county in Kansas, Johnson County to be exact which consists of 552,000 people and many more counties surrounding the metro!! I don't know where you got that information but its wrong, the KC metro alone is 2.1 Million people, according to your calculations its only about 600000………… Can you explain?
This is one of the single dumbest posts I've seen here.
Call Up Lichaj
No. It's not.
Pragmatism doesn't "suck."
Why should 80% of US WCQ matches be de facto away games?
No, I'm disparaging small markets. It has nothing to do with where it is located. There are lots of markets that I think are too small in the Northeast, South, and Southwest that I didn't mention because nobody had suggested them.
Oh and I'm not saying that all games should be played in those 3. Just that the US shouldn't be afraid to play some games in big cities just because they are worried about the percentage of pro-US fans.
Capt. Obvious
Yep. It's call GRASS.
Call Up Lichaj
I don't think anyone has mentioned how the passion of fans in places like KC/Columbus compensates for media market size disadvantages. A bigger city isn't necessarily a better venue. Pro sports teams have always struggled in Florida, for example. LA hasn't been able to keep an NFL team. European fans have nothing on those from KC, Columbus and other "smaller" places.
Plus SKC, in particular, draws large numbers of fans from Omaha and St. Louis, in addition to the KC area. I assume a lot of fans from Cleveland/Cincy/Pittsburgh/Indy drive to Columbus regularly. A huge event like a WCQ will accentuate this.
On a fairly unrelated note, I hope both MLS and the USSF start expanding their reach to the Southeast. Soccer is huge in many areas there. To my knowledge, matches in Nashville have been successful. Cary (suburb of Raleigh) already has that huge soccer complex. Charlotte would also be a great soccer city. Cities with only one or two other pro sports franchises seem to be perfect for MLS clubs.
Quite a few soccer fans in the Southeast don't pay much attention to MLS because no team is even remotely close–DC or Houston!
I can't wait to visit LSP and see how great this place is. I like how the US will always travel around to home venues and there should never be a single national stadium.
Assuming we get thru i hope to see Seattle and or Portland host a qualifier, its been a long time since they hosted a big US game and their support for club games is a huge home feild advantage. Other venues for qualifing should be: BBVA in Houston, looks like a cool stadium and in Dempsey's home state, Home Depot Center in Carson (vs Jamaica or Canada no central american nations!), PPL Park, LS Park and Crew Stadium.
Cary Soccer Complex is/was/soon to be (not sure which) under renovation and even after this its maximum capacity will be around 10-12,000. Just enough for NASL which is where NC is in terms of soccer support. Charlotte to me is a better Atlanta in terms of fan support. You need a strong grass roots program to grow the game there. That means a strong NASL/USL base before MLS gives it a sniff.
David JS
it's America, dude. Everyone is an immigrant. Some of those immigrants still heavily support their country of origin's sports teams. World Cup qualifying is done by regions. You do the math. It doesn't "suck" anymore than Mexican immigrants choosing to still support Mexico sucks (or any country for that matter). That is to say that it doesn't suck at all. It's different, yes, but that's because America is different. If we had to play Italy in WC qualifying, we wouldn't play in NYC. If we had to play Poland to qualify, we wouldn't play in Chicago. It doesn't suck, it's just the way it is.
Turf cannot be overcome for WCQ. They would have to drop a natural grass field on top for each and every qualifier. That would make them a money-losing proposition off the top.
Never going to happen as long as they play there. I love the atmosphere at C-Link too. But it's not.
Exactly, SKC ticket holders and people on the mailing list sold THIS game out ahead of time through the pre-sale. Mexico fans wouldn't even get a chance to sniff at it.
LSP is an amazing venue, and I've been to a few of them now. No place in the country I'd rather see a footy match.
Flappy headed Canadian
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Magellan. I saw what you did there.
Bram Binsky
Columbus ohio has more going for it than just a good history of success in WCQ and a Soccer specfic stadium.
Columbus, Ohio is within 500 miles, of 147.5 million persons or 47.76% of the population of the United States.
Add to that a small latin population and its no wonder it's been so succesful. I'm sure kansas city will be a great venue but it makes it less convienent travel for east coast fans from New York, Philly, Boston etc…
Aaron in StL
Would have to agree… I'd put the stadium experience up against any other in the US in any sport. They did an amazing job with that place, should be a great one on 10/16
"It would mean an approximately 1,200-mile shorter commute (round trip) to major national team matches for fans from at least half the country."
I'm afraid that quote from the article makes little sense. Moving the site a little closer to one coast of course will make it a bit shorter "commute" for residents of that coast, but BY DEFINITION, it makes the commute an equivalent amount longer from the other coast, so isn't it a wash from that perspective?
I agree with the posters who note that fans from one coast or the other probably won't see travelling to one of those two cities versus the other as a major difference.
KC may be in the middle of the country geographically, but Columbus is within 8 hours driving distance of 47.76% of the population. KC has just over half of that number at 25.12%.
Dangit!!! Bram Binsky!
Incidentally, Portland and Seattle are at 5.8% and 4.4% respectively.
NC Jeff
Fact is, we need more than one "friendly home" … EXACTLY!
We are unlike ANY other country – a true melting pot. Therefore, at least for must-win games, the USMNT ought not play Mexico in Houston, Poland in Chicago, Costa Rica in LA, Canada in Detroit, Ireland in Boston, Cuba in Miami, or anyone in NYC.
When it comes to fan support, the US used to do very well at RFK in DC. Although not soccer specific and an older stadium, there used to be terrific crowds there. Here's another angle not considered. The US should train at altitude and then hold qualifiers at Dicks Sporting Goods Park outside of Denver. When playing sea level teams like Jamaica, by the last 15 minutes we would have a definite advantage. Also, it would help the US prepare for games at Azteca. Denver also has the advantage of being a hub airport.
Thanks for your support. we wre on the same wave length I just got there first. I'll buy you a beer if you come to columbus for USA Vs, Mexico!
Seattle and Portland fans need to push for real grass instead of turf. Otherwise STFU because you're not getting meaningful games.


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Scott won NU's Defensive MVP award last season, and it was well deserved. He added an honorable mention All-Big Ten selection, but this season, he's primed to crack the actual ranks. If the rising senior defensive end improves even more, then opposing quarterbacks might as well commence the panic.
The Gator Bowl victory provided the sign of even greater things to come. The dogged Scott pressured Tyler Russell throughout the game, tallying sacks and helping the unit force him into many other poor decisions. Scott is the pass rusher this team so badly needed; his nine sacks ranked second in the Big Ten and his consistency plagued opposing offenses.
The Warren (Ohio) Howland HS product arguably emerged as one of the breakout players in the process. He contributed in 2011, and overcame some injuries to show flashes. But he put the league on notice in the second game of 2012. Against Vanderbilt, he had six tackles–two for loss–and forced a key fumble late in the momentum-building win.
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Scheppers said he hurt his back doing squats Tuesday morning, which forced him to miss his scheduled live batting practice session with the rest of the pitchers.
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The 27-year-old right-hander has been stretched out to start this spring. The last time he was arrived in Surprise attempting to start, back trouble kept it from happening. But Scheppers doesn't see any similarities.
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by Jobzilla Nigeria at 9/25/2016 10:56:00 pm Tags: Experienced Job Positions , Vodafone
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Vodafone is recruiting to fill the job position below:
Job Title: Senior Executive - 000000164789
Job Type : Full-time
Employment Type : Permanent
Job Description
1. Responsible for delivering the development work on time with high accuracy.
2. Responsible for informing stake holders in advance about any issues.
3.-Build Domain Knowledge and expertise
4. Provide the effective solution approach
5. Provide and implement the best EDW practice.
6. Proactive analysis of issues and solve as per the process
7. Deliver the defined work on time. .
8. Maintain the defined accuracy of development work.
9. Provide the required documentaion with minimum rework. .
10. Successful implementation of best practices in EDW.
11. Design and develop reports (Development / Adhoc/ Amendments/ Quick Wins) within agreed estimated time.
12. Estimate the Development / Adhoc / Amendments/ Quick Wins pieces basis on BRD provided
13. Strong Experience in SSRS and SSIS.
14. Knowledge in BI Tools like Business Objects / Teradata/ Microstrategy .
15. Good command in SQL Scripting Good Communication (Verbal & written) Problem Solving Skills
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should Click Here to Apply
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