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"Can I take a look?" Rebecca asks me, gesturing towards the blue-screening copy of Mega Man III.
I open the lid of the Nintendo Entertainment System, a piece of equipment a little under a decade older than me, caress the cartridge of Mega Man III out of the system and pass it to Rebecca, a visiting videogame preservation expert. She flips the large square upside down. It rattles a bit.
"What's that?" I ask. "Sounds like a bead or something."
"It's bad. Really bad." She frowns.
Rebecca explains what the sound means. I ask more questions, naturally curious about games and a console I never had the pleasure of owning. It gets complicated. About a half-hour later I get the gist of it.
That copy of Mega Man III is dead. We won't be able to get it to play anymore.
I work in the NYU Game Library. Every day, I sit at my desk placed in front of hundreds of cartridges. Atari, NES, N64, Sega Master System, SNES, GameBoy, you name it. I've probably only played three of them. Slowly but surely, each and every one of these games will degrade. The cartridge might get "finicky". The consoles might run a game strangely. And one day, a Legend of Kage or Zelda II with have its final death rattle. It might literally start rattling, or just show a silent blue screen, and that's that. If I were more versed in this kind of hardware, I could open up the cartridge and try to bring it back. But I'm not, and I don't know a single person in my generation who is.
60 years from now will people still be able to play any of these NES cartridges?
Videogames are not like other art forms. We cannot just put a copy of The Legend of Zelda in a glass display somewhere and be satisfied. To understand a game, you need to play it. With companies like Sony and Microsoft abandoning backwards compatibly, the likelihood that my stack of PlayStation 2 games will ever see playtime is shrinking every day the console gets older. Nintendo is trying its best with the Virtual Console store, but they do not offer nearly the amount of titles that sit behind my work desk.
Unfortunately, I'm not sure how to physically preserve the consoles and games I work with everyday. But I do know how to digitally preserve them.
I am, of course, talking about emulators.
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In doing research on my own, unrelated, line in an old Knoxville, Tn newspaper, I read the following and provide it for research help:
Feb 23, 1793
Knoxville Gazette
"January 22: Captain William Overall and __ Burnel killed, on the trace from Kentucky to the Dripping Spring. The flesh was cut from the bones of Overall, and carried off. Nine horses, loaded with goods and whiskey, were taken at the same time."
This was in a list of "murders and depredations committed in Mero District [around Nashville] between 16th and 23rd of January". List is long.
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Our party leader Howling Laud is appearing on BBC2 – 'The Daily Politics' sometime between midday and 1pm tomorrow (Thursday).
The Rochester and Strood By-election Thurs Nov 20th 2014
When this election was announced so soon after the recent Clacton-on-Sea election we talked about doing this one as well, I was prepared to stand but then thought, why not ask our local Kent members if they wanted to? I asked Mad Mike Young on the Isle of Sheppey, and he suggested Hairy Knorn from Sittingbourne and that Mike would gladly be his agent. So quick phone call to Hairy Knorm, "Yes OK, I'll do that" so off we went, all up and running and what a fine show we put together!
Knorm and his entourage plagued the streets of Rochester the weekend of the 8th, all to their advantage because when I arrived on Sun 16th I was told in no uncertain terms how well they had done! Knorm had also been on various radio shows and his TV coverage was good. Monday saw me covering the Strood area with leaflets :- "DON'T BE RECKLESS VOTE LOONY", went down very well even with UKIP, they loved it! On Tuesday Hairy Knorm Mad Mike and me went to a hustings meeting in the Corn Exchange. Knorm got up said his piece and was very well received. We then met up with our members from Gravesend, The Werewolf, Big Dave Presley, Verge Walton and other members of the Walton family, alas they couldn't vote for us, although Chris Walton could, he lived in Strood. Wednesday was a great day in Rochester, cameras all over the place, unfortunately Knorm and Mad Mike couldn't make the day time, but I was joined by Steve and Joy Lawson, Loony Party supporters from Fleet in Hampshire and Baron Fullstop from Worcestershire and boy did we milk those cameras, they loved us, "it makes it all worth our while coming" was one of the comments. The Hotel we were staying in The Royal Victoria and Bull, was on the High Street four doors away from the UKIP office, what more could we ask for. Of course Nigel Farrage made his appearance as we were being filmed and joined in with us, I'm sure that many photo's will appear in magazines and newspapers as time goes by.
Election night, we all met up in the Crown public house, the count was in Gillingham quite away away, we got there much to early but fortunately there was a pub opposite called the 'Marquis of Lorne' and would you believe the landlord Jay Sandmann was a Loony Party member some time ago so we renewed our acquaintance, in we went and made ourselves comfortable for an hour or so or two. Of course word soon got around and we were promptly joined by Charlotte Rose and her TV crew and good old Lembit Opik. At the Count the cameras were clicking like wildfire. We gave Hairy Knorm a rousing introduction at the door, he was the star and what a star he was, he and Baron Fullstop promptly opened a big sack of bananas, and were handing them out to everybody which caused a lot of amusement! The whole evening was very enjoyable but went on much to long, but worth waiting for because Hairy Knorm didn't come last in fact 6th out of 13 was a very good out come when you consider that the Lib Dems only got 198 votes more than us, less than 200 for a party that half in power raised a few eyebrows, and Knorm got the biggest cheer of the night!
That's not all, its not the end yet, we and only we, no other party were invited back to the UKIP victory party at a night club afterwards a free bar as much Champagne as you wanted, Sky TV were there and its been shown a lot of times I believe, people keep telling me, although I have not seen it myself yet! I suppose the biggest accolade to the Party was when Mark Reckless made his victory speech, thanking everybody in the usual way but picking out Hairy Knorm for a special mention!
Well done Hairy Knorm it was a pleasure, thanks also to his Royal Madness Mike Young, Baron Fullstop, Steve and Joy, the people of Rochdale who joined in with us, don't know all your names, but you know who you are, The Waltons and the staff of the Royal Vic and Bull.
We had a great time!
Howling Laud.
Rochester Results
Mark Reckless (UKIP) 16,867 (42.10%)
Kelly Tolhurst (Conservative) 13,947 (34.81%)
Naushabah Khan (Labour) 6,713 (16.76%)
Clive Gregory (Green) 1,692 (4.22%)
Geoff Juby (Lib Dem) 349 (0.87%)
Hairy Knorm Davidson (Official Monster Raving Loony Party) 151 (0.38%)
Stephen Goldsbrough (Ind) 69 (0.17%)
Nick Long (People Before Profit) 69 (0.17%)
Jayda Fransen (Britain First) 56 (0.14%)
Mike Barker (Ind) 54 (0.13%)
Charlotte Rose (Ind) 43 (0.11%)
Dave Osborn (Patriotic Socialist Party) 33 (0.08%)
Christopher Challis (Ind) 22 (0.05%)
Royal mail – not delivering
The Royal Mail are complaining that due to increased competition, profits for the half year. I repeat half year, are only £218million… I repeat £218 million
It seems that other companies can do the same job (cherry pick) for less and big companies like Amazon are planning there own delivery service.
This may be in part due to the fact that the cost of sending packages is now so expensive and difficult to work out, and that by using other companies, deliveries actually arrive.
The solution according to Royal Mail is to put up prices, especially in areas where it may be difficult to deliver, such as England , Scotland , Wales and N.Ireland
As a small business I tend to find that if you put up prices and give a worse service you tend to lose customers not gain them…but what do I know?
P.S The Loony Party would re-nationalise the Royal Mail so that the only shareholders would be the public, and all the profits (the measly £218m every 6months) would be reinvested in a good cheap service. We will also bring out a stamp with a silhouette of our glorious leader wearing his white suit, on it.
Happy Birthday
to our spiritual leader Screaming Lord Sutch today
http://youtu.be/rPSsaaPAAEo?a (10 November 1940 – 16 June 1999)
People of Rochester
The Loony party would stop all by-elections being held 9 months before a general election.
The cost of a by election is estimated at around £240,000. Mark Reckless who is sanding for UKIP could have waited a mere 7 months until the next election to defect. However as part of the plan to upset the political system and gain unwarranted publicity for UKip, he decided to defect now…Reckless by name, and reckless by nature. Ukip are quick to complain of the financial waste caused by the European Parliament, but seem quite happy to waste money from the U.K Government, (twice this year) which I point out is your tax money. When your services are being cut due to lack of money think about this total waste which could have funded something worthwhile. Dont waste your vote (The by-election is going to happen anyway). Show them your discontent with the political system, by voting for the Loony Party. You know this makes sense.
Britain's nuclear heroes set for justice
The Loony party is proud to be part of the campaign led by the Sunday Mirror to recognise and recompense for the survivors of horrific 1950s nuclear bomb tests.
You can read all about it here..http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/britains-nuclear-heroes-set-justice-4550200
Its notable that neither UKIP, Respect or the Conservative Party responded to join this campaign. Ukip apparently havent got a spokesperson who can talk about an issue unless Mr Farage Ok's it, The Conservatives dont want to get involved as they may have to admit liability and foot the bill.


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Earth is under attack by kryptonite that can harm humans and superman. But there is a cure Kryto-X which Superman must collect to save earth.
Superman! is an action arcade game written in Python and PyGame.
Superman! is an action arcade game written in Python and PyGame.
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Feb 29, 2012This would be a good game if it wasnt flawed with lack of direction on what their workouts are and if their terrible coding would pick up the movements you are doing. I personally am in good enough shape to do exactly what it tells me and look just as the trainer in the game in the workout routines but the game would not pick up my movements properly until i modify in to an awkward position that did not feel like a workout at all. My suggestion is stay away from this game and use that money to buy some of your own weights and create a better less frustrating workout, Or use your tv and invest in p90x which I reccomend 10/10… Expand
Mar 5, 2012As home fitness products go, it's certainly one of the best. It's absorbing, interesting and fun in parts, and if you're the sort of person who gets a kick out of medals, points and progress reports then you'll certainly enjoy the framework it offers. But if you're looking for a fun Kinect game with a getting-fit side-effect, or a comprehensive exercise routine with serious results, Your Shape Fitness Evolved 2012 is not quite there.


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Do you hear the people sing?
Singing the song of angry men
It is the music of the people
Who will not be slaves again!
When the beating of your heart
Echoes the beating of the drums
There is a life about to start
When tomorrow comes
—Les Miserables
As I was cleaning out the birdcage for my parrot Lucy, I was thinking how animals in cages or zoos have pretty good lives. They never go hungry or thirsty, in fact we probably feed them food that many people in the world wished they had, they are not in danger of predators and likewise of dying from disease. In general these animals have much longer lifespans than their counterparts in the wild. Yet though they may not know it, they are not free.
As humans we would rather be free and suffer from hunger or thirst or disease or enemy attack than live our lives enslaved to another. When we are compelled to do something we often balk. We'd rather do something freely out of love than obligation. This is the message of the Gospel: freedom in Christ means that we are not slaves to anyone or anything but freely serve our God out of love and by extension our brothers and sisters. This was what the pilgrims sought when they left the old world and began the great experiment in America. They specifically sought religious liberty, which gave birth to our general understanding of liberty.
This is why I find it so strange that our country and its leaders are devaluing religious liberty and becoming increasing sheepish about promoting liberty across the world. Behind this is an ever-increasing enslavement to political ideologies that run counter to liberty. Worse still we are ruled more and more by a political class that sees themselves as the elite that know better than people.
On my recent trip to Hong Kong I was able to spend time with the student protestors of the Umbrella Movement who are trying to hold the Chinese government accountable for reneging on their agreement to allow Hong Kong free and open elections. (Before the British and Portuguese returned Hong Kong and Macau to China, China agreed that they would be "separate administrative regions" of China, one country, two systems). It was quite a marvelous sight. Thousands upon thousands of young people camped out along the major streets that run through the city. The students were peaceful and made sure they cleaned up after themselves and I even saw signs they posted saying: "Sorry for the Inconvenience" as the traffic in central Hong Kong was seriously snarled. Most amazingly in one section a large study hall was set up with hundreds of students doing their homework and assignments. (Compare that to our Occupy Wall Street protests).
In speaking with some of the students I was asked why the US support has been so tepid? I told them the people of the US certainly support them but as for our government, well it is obviously more concerned with upsetting China than with supporting liberty. The US government knows too well that China can wreck havoc on our economy since we are so indebted to them. That's what happens when you put human rights and liberty aside for financial security. Still it was obvious to me that the student protestors like so many other peoples in the world look to the US as a beacon of liberty.
Maybe this Thanksgiving we should reflect on what liberty really means and if we still want it? Have we become like animals in a cage or zoo that are content to have someone else care for us in exchange for our freedom? Maybe we have been caged for so long that we don't even know what it looks like to live as free people. Can we recapture the spirit of the pilgrims who began this great experiment in ordered liberty? Will we like them risk our security for liberty or will we trade our liberty for security?
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Buffalo Bills Cheerleader Handbook Includes Three Items About Vaginal Hygiene
Working conditions for NFL cheerleaders are a big issue at the moment—as Amanda Hess wrote yesterday, cheer squads are both underpaid and humiliated. Deadspin's report on a lawsuit against the Buffalo Bills includes an example of said humiliation that will probably not be surpassed: their cheerleader handbook includes three items about vaginal hygine.
11. Intimate area's: Never use a deodorant or chemically enhanced product. Simple, non-deodorant soap will help maintain the right PH balance.
12. When menstruating, use a product that right for your menstrual flow. A tampon too big can irritate and develop fungus. A product left in too long can cause bacteria or fungus build up. Products can be changed at least every 4 hours. Except when sleeping, they can be left in for the night.
13. Clean/rinse razor often while shaving. Especially after going to a new "area". Change razors often, they harbor bacteria.
That last one isn't explicitly genital-focused, but I think we all know what they're talking about.
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I posted yesterday the news that Tesho Akindele turned down an invite with the Canadian national team to keep things open with the US. And now Ives Galarcep is hearing that Akindele will be called in by the USMNT next week.
Jurgen Klinsmann is not happy with the performances of many of the USMNTers since the World Cup. Here are some short videos of Klinsmann talking about facing Colombia in London and the fan support at Craven Cottage.
Speaking of Craven Cottage, Kyle McCarthy looks at the connection between the USMNT and Craven Cottage.
Jozy Altidore's agent, Lyle Yorks, is headed to Sunderland to talk to the club about his future. HITC's Andrew Gibney takes a look at why a loan to France would be a good move for multiple parties. Jozy also turned 25 yesterday. According to the always good Paul Carr, his 24 international goals are the second most in USMNT history before turning 25. Some guy named Landon Donovan leads the way with 27.
Speaking of numbers, go check out where Rubio Rubin's four assists rank in Europe among players 20 or younger.
Two Americans saw the field in Europa League action on Thursday. Tim Howard recorded the 150th shutout of his European club career in a 3-0 win over Lille. He was pretty happy. Fabian Johnson got the start at right back in Borussia Mönchengladbach's 2-0 win. Here is a photo of him in action.
I posted some highlights of Anderlecht's dramatic three-goal comeback to draw with Arsenal earlier this week and now Greg Seltzer broke down Sacha Kljestan's performance of the game.
Danny Williams came back from his injury last weekend while coming off the bench and now he made his first start since the injury, going 67 minutes in Reading's mid-weeek 3-0 win over Rotherham.
Michael Orozco went the distance in Puebla's loss on penalty kicks to Santos Laguna in the Copa MX final on Wednesday.
I missed this earlier in the week, but Geoff Cameron made WhoScored's Team of the Week for his performance from last weekend.
Orlando City's Tommy Redding is headed to Benfica in December for yet another MLS offseason training stint.
Brian Sciaretta has a pair of interviews worth checking out this week. One with Fulham legend Brian McBride and one with Nepal national team manager Jack Stefanowski.
Grant Wahl talked to Mia Hamm this week about her new role with Roma and LAFC.
Travis Clark caught up with David Najem about life in the German Regionalliga.
Here is a look at what could happen if the World Cup is shifted to the winter in 2022.
Who doesn't life tifos?
And finally, the USMNT roster for the next friendlies will likely be announced on Monday. In the mean time, here are some names on John D. Halloran's radar for next summer's Gold Cup.
Sacha Kljestan went the full 90 minutes and picked up a yellow card in Anderlecht's 3-3 draw to Arsenal. Arsenal jumped out to a 3-0 lead, but Anderlecht scored three goals in the last 30 minutes to pull off the draw at Emirates Stadium. Arsenal became just the second team ever to fail to win a Champions League match at home after leading by 3+ goals.
First off, you haven't read it already, you need to check out Will's interview with Patrick McLain. Some interesting stories of his time at Chivas USA, including this one:
Unfortunately, the next coaching staff to come in midway through the 2013 season was very different. The coaching staff was unable to communicate in English and were not good about translating for those of us who didn't speak Spanish. I was punished by this coaching staff towards the end of the season for not understanding something that was said to me in Spanish, because it was not translated for me, therefore I did not respond to it. I was called into the coach's office and helplessly tried to plead my ignorance of my apparent disrespect. There was no interpreter present and my message was not received. As punishment, I was demoted from second on the depth chart to third.
Yay Chivas USA?
We have had a few goals over the last couple days. Terrence Boyd scored his first goal since May in RB Leipzig's 3-1 win over Erzgebirge Aue in the DFB Pokal on Wednesday (highlights). And of course he broke out the cyclops. Sacha Kljestan made his first start of the season and scored his first goal of the season in Anderlecht's 3-2 win over Kortrijk (highlights). Bryan Gerzicich scored his first goal of the season on Tuesday in Maccabi Petah Tikva's 1-0 win over Hapoel Haifa (highlights).
Aron Johannsson returned to AZ Alkmaar's first team yesterday, playing in the 5-0 win over GVVV in the KNVB Beker.
John Brooks also got his first start since September in Hertha Berlin's loss (on PKs) to Arminia Bielefeld in the DFB Pokal.
Danny Williams returned to the field this week in Reading U-21s' 2-0 win over Brighton on Monday.
Michael Orozco and Puebla are headed to the Copa MX final after beating Lobos BUAP on Tuesday.
Alejandro Bedoya could be leaving Nantes come January according to his agent.
Bobby Wood has been demoted to 1860 Munich's U-23 team.
This is what Michael Bradley looks like post-surgery (with the rare smile!). And in the latest in Jurgen Klinsmann vs. the (US Soccer) world, Bradley and Klinsi don't see eye to eye on where he should be playing.
It is that time of year when MLS players head to Europe for training stints and first up is Sean Johnson to Hull City.
Here is a lengthy read on DeAndre Yedlin.
Phil Saunders has re-signed with BI / Bolungarvik in Iceland.
According to Reading's website, Andrija Novakovich has been called up by the US U-20 team, who will play Russia, Ireland and Canada in Spain this month.
Greg Seltzer gives us some European-based names for the US U-23 team for the 2016 Olympics.
And finally, here is your 2018 World Cup logo. It is actually not that bad.
Sacha Kljestan went the full 90 minutes and scored what turned out to be the game-winning goal in Anderlecht's 3-2 win over Kortrijk on Wednesday. Here are some highlights with Kljestan's goal coming at the 2:31 mark.
A bunch of news goodies came out in the last 24 hours. So let's dive into the links.
The USMNT roster for the next friendlies will likely come out this weekend/next Monday if I were a betting man, but ESPN's Doug McIntyre is reporting that Minnesota United's Miguel Ibarra will receive a call-up. If true, Ibarra will become the first US player from a US second-tier league since Clyde Simms in 2005. As for Ibarra, he is a 24-year-old midfielder who has scored eight goals in 21 league games for Minnesota this season. Here are some highlights of Ibarra.
Speaking of rosters, here is Ecuador's roster for the friendly.
The other big news of the weekend is that John Brooks has been demoted to Hertha Berlin's U-23 team. There has been some confusion over the translation as some people think the articles have said that he will be cut or waived, but he is not in good standing with Hertha manager Jos Luhukay. But he has at least been demoted for now.
Aron Johannsson and AZ Alkmaar have a new manager in John van den Brom. His last coaching stint was at Anderlecht with Sacha Kljestan the last couple of seasons. It always seems like American players in Europe end up playing for a coach who just recently managed another US player.
FIFA has added 2016 Copa America to the international calendar, which means we should expect to see the best players at the tournament as clubs will have to release players for the tournament.
The US U-23 team is headed to Brazil to take on the Brazilian U-23 team during October's international break. No roster has been announced yet, but this will be the second camp for the U-23 team in the last three months after beating Bahamas 5-1 back in August.
DeAndre Yedlin was on ExtraTime Radio last week and said he is working on getting his Latvian passport. If he can get it soon, he could join Tottenham in January otherwise he will have to go through the UK work permit process and likely won't be able to join the club until next summer.
Tim Howard was named to ESPN's Premier League Team of the Weekend after coming up with some big saves in the Merseyside derby.
Also this past weekend, we had goals from Edgar Castillo and Marc Heider (and our goal tracker has the other non-highlights goals). We also had assists from Mix Diskerud and Michael Stephens, while Timothy Chandler basically had an assist.
At the youth level, Kyle Scott had another assist for Chelsea's U-18 team. And Luca de la Torre is getting some playing time with Fulham's U-18 team.
If Cristiano Ronaldo leaves for Manchester United, who will be his heir apparent at Real Madrid? ESPN asks this question then threw some names out there of some young players, including Julian Green.
Bolton manager Dougie Freedman hopes to manage Stuart Holden again in the future. Holden is out of contract, but he is being allowed to rehab at his own pace (and hopefully correctly) then they will see where he stands with the club once he is ready to go again.
Sacha Kljestan came off the bench and played 24 minutes in Anderlecht's 1-1 draw to Galatasaray in Champions League action on Tuesday. It looked like Anderlecht were going to snag three points in Istanbul, but Kljestan was beaten inside the penalty area which led to Galatasaray's game-tying goal in the 91st minute. Here are some highlights.
Lots of action this past weekend.
Steven Goff has you covered with a weekend roundup of the bigger names in Europe. Good to see Rubio Rubin and Emerson Hyndman both made appearances again in their respective team's starting lineups. Hyndmann is 18 years old and completing 91 percent of his passes this season, fourth highest in the Championship among players with 100+ attempted passes.
As for some goals, Matt Taylor bagged another two goals in Saarbrücken's 2-1 win over Nöttingen (highlights). Taylor has put together a nice little career in the various lower leagues in Germany, scoring 55 goals in 162 league appearances since 2008-09.
Bobby Warshaw went the full 90 minutes and scored the opening goal of the game in Bærum's 2-1 loss to Hønefoss (highlights). Over in Sweden, Andrew Stadler scored his 11th goal of the season in Landskrona's 1-1 draw to Sirius (highlights). Down in the fourth tier in Sweden, Eddy Prugh and Andy Lorei both scored in Bodens BK's 3-2 loss to Anundsjö (highlights). And we don't have highlights of these goals, but Matt Eliason, Drew Jeskey, Anthony Avalos and Christian Eissele also scored this weekend and our goal tracker has some more details. Will Packwood also scored for Birmingham City's U-21 team.
While we had some goals this weekend, the assists might have been even better this weekend. Bobby Wood used his head to assist on 1860 Munich's goal in their 1-1 draw to Darmstadt 98 (highlights). Here is also a photo of Wood from that game. And Alfredo Morales assisted on two goals in Ingolstadt's 3-0 win over Sandhausen (highlights). That second one was pretty slick.
The USMNT did some training yesterday at the headquarters of the Czech Football Association. In case you missed the young roster, John D. Halloran broke things down on Friday. Terrence Boyd is also there in attendance despite his knee injury and Geoff Cameron has been officially ruled out of Wednesday's game due to his injury. I forgot to post this last week, but here is Jurgen Klinsmann's usual post-roster release quote sheet. Also from last Friday, US Soccer announced an October 14 friendly against Honduras.
The US U-20 team is headed to Argentina this week to play Racing Club Reserves, Defensa y Justicia Reserves and Argentina's U-20 team. Here is the updated roster, which features John Requejo Jr., Fernando Arce, Russell Canouse, Junior Flores and Paul Arriola among others. Another interesting name on the list is Chivas de Guadalajara's Luis Martir since Chivas normally has a Mexican international only policy.
We had a pretty quiet Deadline Day on the American front (aside from a dildo going into a reporter's ear, seriously), but we had a couple moves over the last couple of days.
As we posted over the weekend, Julian Green is headed to Hamburg on a season-long loan. And for all those soccer jersey hipsters out there, Hamburg has a decent home shirt this year and Green looks to be wearing #37.
As for some other moves, Duane Holmes is now with League Two side Bury on a loan until January. Seb Hines is now with Coventry City until January on a short-term loan. Gboly Ariyibi signed with English League One side Chesterfield. And US U-20 midfielder Kris Scott has made the move from Swansea City's youth teams to Leicester City's youth teams.
The bigger news on the American front were the moves that did not happen. Stoke City decided to keep Geoff Cameron despite bids from Sunderland and Southampton. Zulte-Waregem made a bid for Sacha Kljestan, but Anderlecht decided to hold onto him as well. And I guess there might have been some rumblings of Southampton sniffing around Brek Shea, but nothing happened (and it was likely silly season nonsense).
And before multiple more people ask me, Juan Agudelo is still without a club and myself (and many others) don't know anything more on his situation.
Brian Sciaretta, writing for multiple outlets, has you covered with some interviews with Brad Guzan and Greg Garza. Jonny Rico also got some audio from Garza and Joe Corona about their recent call-ups to the USMNT.
And finally, Freddy Adu is still in Serbia, still hasn't played for his new team and is suing his former Brazilian team Bahia over alleged unpaid wages.
Let's get to it.
It is starting to become my super busy time of the year at work so I didn't have time to do The OT Report. That said, Steven Goff has you covered with some of the bigger name guys in Europe.
We did have some pretty nice goals this weekend between Conor O'Brien and Cesar Romero. Shawn Barry also scored in Austria as did Ariel Lassiter in Sweden. Brad Guzan became the first Aston Villa goalkeeper to record a clean sheet in each of the team's first two games of a season since David James in 1999-00 with two saves against Newcastle United. And Bob Bradley and Co took down the Norwegian defending champions Strømsgodset.
At the youth level, Gedion Zelalem went 90 minutes for Arsenal's U-21 team in a 1-1 draw. Also at the U-21 level, Cody Cropper and Southampton defeated Sebastian Lletget and West Ham 2-1. Here are some highlights with Lletget getting an assist at the 3:22 mark. And Marc Pelosi has come back from his broken leg and started to play again with Liverpool's U-21 team.
US Soccer's website put up a Q&A with Tim Howard after he announced his year-long break from the USMNT. Tim Howard will publish a memoir in December. And according to our poll from last week, most people think Bill Hamid is the current #3 goalkeeper for the USMNT with Howard sitting out the year.
According to this report out of Germany, Bobby Wood will be called into the USMNT friendly against the Czech Republic.
Jermaine Jones is now in New England. Here is a photo of him hanging out it with Robert Kraft.
NBC Sports' Joe Prince-Wright is hearing that Geoff Cameron is getting interest from Lazio and a pretty blah list of Premier League clubs.
Various teams across Europe are interested in a loan deal for Brek Shea according to this report.
The Baltimore Sun's Ryan Bacic wrote some words on Joe Gyau and his family.
Rubio Rubin did not dress for FC Utrecht this past weekend, but here is a video interview about his debut from two weeks ago (including some highlights from the game).
Here is another story on Quentin Westberg and Luzenac's current battle in France.
And finally, ESPN's Doug McIntyre broke out his latest USMNT hot list.
Let's start off with some USMNT news.
The FA of Ireland officially announced the rumored November 18 friendly yesterday. Still no official word from US Soccer.
Some details of the 2015 Gold Cup came out over the weekend. It will feature 12 teams in 10 different US cities between July 7-26. The 10 cities will be selected in "4Q 2014″. And a third place match has been added this year.
Speaking of the Gold Cup, new contributor John D. Halloran took a look at some possibilities of the 2015 US roster last Friday.
We had a few guys in action on Monday. Pablo Punyed scored a game-winning goal from a free kick in the 90th minute to give Stjarnan the 2-1 victory in Iceland (highlights). And Zak Whitbread was able to get through a game without an injury and he assisted on a goal in Derby County's 2-0 win in League Cup action (highlights).
I already made a post highlighting Emerson Hyndman's pro debut from the weekend, but Fulham's website has put up the whole game for your viewing pleasure. And Hyndman spoke to Fulham's website about the game against Ipswich Town.
I finally had some time this weekend so I was able to write up The OT Report. So check that out to see how some of your favorite players did this past weekend across Europe. Even though the big leagues haven't started yet, there were a ton of guys in action over the weekend.
One player who saw the field this weekend in a reserve game was Freddy Adu. He started for FK Jagodina's reserve team in a 1-0 loss in Serbia. And here is photographic proof that he still exists.
Michael Orozco scored a goal this weekend. But it was for the other team (highlights).
Junior Flores played this weekend for Borussia Dortmund's U-19 team in a 4-0 win over Wuppertaler SV. I saw some online chatter that he assisted on three goals. I have no clue if that is true or not, but here are some highlights from the game, which has two of the goals. One came from a free kick and I can't tell if he assisted on the other or not.
Here is a photo of Alejandro Bedoya from Nantes' 1-0 win over Lens. And I think this is a photo of Bedoya leading the team in the "I Believe" chant, which I have seen him do before for Nantes after wins.
Brad Guzan and Aston Villa took on Parma over the weekend in a friendly and here is an action shot of Guzan making a save.
Some Norwegian press didn't like Bob Bradley's tactics, but Bob didn't take kindly to the criticism. Go get 'em, Bob.
Nothing new to report on DeAndre Yedlin over the last two days, but here is the latest that we know as of Saturday from Sigi Schmid.
Jozy Altidore saw the field over the weekend in Sunderland's 2-0 win over Udinese in a friendly, his first game action since the Ghana game.
Here are some very long highlights from Hannover 96's testimonial match for Steve Cherundolo.
Jermaine Jones is still without a home and it looks like the New England Revolution are interested in working out a deal. And while Sacha Kljestan didn't end up in Los Angeles, it looks like FC Dallas were trying to get the midfielder to Frisco as well.
Yanks Abroad has two new interviews up on their site, one with Bobby Wood and another with Jonathan Spector.
Terrence Boyd is not back yet from his knee injury, but RB Leipzig's away shirts for this season are on fire. I like them a lot.
And there was some other major transfer news this weekend. The beloved Men in Blazers are moving from ESPN to NBC and will be getting a weekly Monday night show on NBC Sports. Kung Fu Fighting.
I am still catching up on life, but here are a few links from the last week or so while I was gone.
One of the most important players if not the best player in US Soccer history, Landon Donovan, announced his retirement yesterday. He will play the rest of the 2014 MLS season before officially calling it quits. The USMNT's all-time leader in goals (57), assists (57) and games started (141), Donovan brought a lot of joy to US fans over the years. He scored his first international goal against Mexico and he scored his last USMNT goal against Mexico (highlights of all 57 goals). Never forget.
As I promised last week, we are starting to add new content to the site aside from links and RJ DeMello started us off last week with an interview with Joe Gyau. There should also be something else USMNT-centric from another new contributor today.
Of course the weekend that I am gone has 12 goals scored by various Americans throughout Europe, so here are a bunch of GIFs of about half of those goals. The goal tracker has also been updated with all the goals.
When I left town last week, it looked like Jermaine Jones was headed to Chicago and Sacha Kljestan was headed to the LA Galaxy. Upon my return, Jones turned down a multi-million dollar deal and Kljestan was still in Belgium with Anderlecht. Jones has also become friends with Charlie Sheen and Chuck Liddell.
Then Wednesday brought the Mix Diskerud-almost-going-to-Columbus madness. While the Crew did not land Diskerud, they did sign French-American youth player Romain Gall.
In the never ending DeAndre Yedlin potential transfer saga, Tottenham are the new leaders according to Ives.
It looks like Brek Shea is likely to go out on loan again this season. Staying at Stoke City, some teams have shown interest in Geoff Cameron, but he is staying with the Potters according to Greg Seltzer.
USMNT vets Clint Dempsey and DaMarcus Beasley both want to continue to play for the US.
Conor O'Brien signed with Austrian Bundesliga side Wiener Neustadt last week.
Aron Johannsson wants to lead the Eredivisie in goals this upcoming season.
Eric Lichaj is finally over his groin injury and returned to training with Nottingham Forest.
Death, taxes and Zak Whitbread injuries. Whitbread has already injured his back in a friendly and Derby County are hoping he can return to training soon.
Jonathan Bornstein had to leave Queretaro's Copa MX game earlier this week due to an injury.
ESPN's Jeff Carlisle caught up with Stuart Holden as he continues to rehab his knee.
Hannover 96 is holding a Steve Cherundolo farewell match this weekend.
Also from last weekend, Bobby Wood assisted on a goal in 1860 Munich's 3-2 loss to Kaiserslautern.
Sebastien Ibeagha is headed to FC Fredericia for the rest of the season on loan from AC Horsens.
The US U-23 and U-17 teams have been busy lately. The U-23 team defeated the Bahamas national team 5-1 (highlights). And the U-17 team are in the semifinals of a tournament in Mexico after winning their first four games (highlights).
In Europa League action yesterday, Pablo Punyed and Stjarnan are advancing to the playoff round, while Mix Diskerud/Rosenborg, Ethan Horvath/Molde and Sean Reynolds/FH have all been eliminated.
Here are some highlights of Ethan Horvath in action between the sticks for Molde II in a recent game.
Bobby Warshaw wrote some words about life as an American player in Europe.
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