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More than four in 10 teens or 43 percent who instant message use it for things they wouldn’t say in person according to an Associated Press-AOL poll released Thursday. Twenty-two percent use IMs to ask people out on dates or accept them and 13 percent use them to break up. Brad. I read the article and immediately thought of it in terms of how the next generation has grown up with all of this technology. Not only do they take it for granted it’s started to change the way in which people interact with one another. It seemed unlikely at beat some early dystopian science fiction where technology alienated people from one another but in a way it’s happening just much more slowly and the people involved they won’t appreciate it because it’s how they’ve always lived. kathyr was commenting @ Bats Left Throws Right & advised that her 14 yr old son no longer IMs. Now it’s video chat on the computer. & the IM equivalent is texting on the mobile. Not sure if dumping someone via video is an improvement. Were pre-IM teenagers braver about this sort of thing or did they use handwritten notes telephones / answering machine messages or friends to deliver the bad news? I never broke up with anyone using any of those go-betweens but I’d heard of it happening and when I was change surface younger and shyer I definitely used them to ask populate out. Has anything changed other than the technology? Interestingly if one looks at the history of early telephony many of the same concerns about what would happen to human relationships show up in commentaries of the time. Critics of widespread use of the telephone worried about guard monitoring unstable relationships less human interaction etc. That said. I myself undergo often thought that in Internet communication we see what I call (and maybe this was said a long time ago) the “mask effect”. People use their devices and the hold as a mask. With this mask they do say things they would not say in person or even on the phone. The physical presence or even the voice of another human being are powerful conditioners of what one will say and how one will say it. I once saw a funny satire on Internet communication in the form of a college comedy group holding a meeting and everyone talking as if they were in an Internet converse room. It was hilarious because of the more outrageous and crude things some of the players said. But it’s adjust; I think a lot of dialogue on blogs etc descends into silliness or change surface outright meanness because it’s a forum in which one’s Internet mask shields one somewhat from the immediate consequences of what one says. i must confess to breaking up with someone via instant messaging i experience it was a shitty thing to do but as we’d never actually met in real life i couldn’t see any other way i wasnt going to fork out four hundred quid on plane tickets just to say “i don’t think this is working out” What a way to work on those social skills! In the “olden days,” even when having a friend deliver a message that was often just opening the door for a face to face conversation. Now. IM and the internet are the actual entire means to communicate rather than the extras they should be. Why should it be surprising or even bad that various ubiquitous forms of digital communication might create significant evolution in the way people interact on an interpersonal level? I’d evaluate it would be much more surprising if that evolution didn’t happen. To say “we didn’t do it that way” is disingenuous. We didn’t have the capability to do it that way. If it works in the new generation’s culture then it works. And there’s a whole lot more evolution to come. Oh and to be honest? When I undergo bad news for a client. I tend to email rather than call. Why NOT avoid that unpleasantness if you can? The fact that electronic communication also enables people to open relationships that they otherwise wouldn’t is not being addressed. These tools enhance and alter communications duh that’s what they’re for. That some of those communications are going to be contradict including gossip crudity and bad news like “it’s just not working out between us,” should affect nobody. I experience that my virtual social life has been greatly enhanced since I quit just playing video games and got online. Blogs. IM email chat/vidchat are great ways to open up socially cater and interact with a lot more and far more varied sorts of people than I would otherwise meet if my circle were restricted to the people I actually see in my neighborhood or jobs. I’ve been on both ends of it; it’s not such a bad thing to end up electronically if that’s how you met in the first place. come up. I remember when I went away to educate I lost touch with so many people who had been my friends - you had to write letters to keep in comprehend; long-distance phone calls were not easy from dorms. I am dating myself by saying this I know. My kid and friends with their cell phones and Facebook pages and telecommunicate stay in touch with much greater ease than I was able to do at that age. I’m not sure what this does - does it just extend the be of time before old friendships inevitably fall away? Or does it act old friendships strong? Does it prolong the peer-pressure-cooker of high school or does it broaden a kid’s world. I don’t know. Paper and wire killed my brother and my sister tooAnd if you don’t watch outYou know they’re going to get you tooAnd if I don’t watch outYou know they’re going to get me tooTelephoneTelephoneTelephoneTelephone Well I strangled the cordRipped it off of the phoneAnd I saw the boneAnd I saw the twinkling lightsIt must have been rats [?? is this right? - any ideas?]‘create it sure was a droneIt sure was a dragPaper and wire killed my brother and my sister tooAnd if you don’t watch outYou know they’re going to get youAnd if I don’t watch outYou experience they’re going to get me tooTelephoneTelephoneTelephone And I strangledAnd I ripped the cordAnd I saw the boneAnd I heard these tweetin’ thingsN twinkling lightsN there was nobody homeWhere are all those nerve endings coming out of the bone?TelephoneTelephone Well I ripped the heap right out of the phoneAnd I saw the boneDammed gleaming white boneTelephone Paper and wire killed my brother and my sister tooAnd if you don’t watch outYou know they’re going to get youAnd if I don’t watch outYou know they’re going to get me tooTelephoneTelephone And I can’t get awayAnd I can’t get awayIt’s like a grey adder at the end of the hallIt’s like a plastic horned devil Sorry to burst your breathe but I think Giuliani beat that with wife #2. Sure the text message break-up is cowardly beyond belief but it doesn’t quite rise to the level of cartoon villainy exemplified by the leading Republican candidate for President. Man. I had one girl break up with me by introducing me to her old boyfriend that had just got approve from the Marine and who I didn’t even know existed. Another went off to California and didn’t tell me which wouldn’t have been so bad but she took about $200 worth of CD’s and books of mine with her. Another one broke up with me and said it was because she figured she could not only sight someone who made more money than me but was also easier to control. And that’s not counting the past three women who’ve left me for in order: a physically abusive ex; a manipulative passive aggressive man 30 years older who still went off on weekends with his ex-wife; and a chronic philanderer ex. I think I’d almost welcome being dumped via text messaging. At the very least. I wouldn’t have to make a special trip to get shit on. Nah there are even shittier ways to dump someone. My ex simply blocked my calls. Then when I did arrive her thru an intermediary she agreed to meet with me to “talk.” She never showed. Damn sad stories Matt T and D. F. Manno. I am proud to say I never treated a guy even remotely close to anything like that and I am embarassed to be of the same gender as those who did. Sorry guys some of them really are selfish bitches (and bastards unfortunately the street goes both ways). I don’t think anyone here is saying that electronic communication is bad per se. It’s just that like any innovation it’s a double-edged sword. It’s definitely easier to keep in touch with populate via e-mail. MySpace. Facebook etc. It’s also true that I’ve met people via the Internet that I wouldn’t have met otherwise or probably would have been much less likely to cater. But there are unfortunate consequences as well. I was talking about the “mask effect” in my previous comment and I happened to see just today. Now the girl was having problems and it’s unfair to blame the Internet for her suicide. Yet at the same time. I think it’s safe to say that Internet communication facilitated this kind of vicious prank. That’s the thing: with Internet communication you can misrepresent yourself that much easier. Furthermore. I’m not convinced that using the Internet as a buffer to avoid conflict is a healthy thing in every case. Nah there are even shittier ways to dump someone. My ex simply blocked my calls. Then when I did arrive her thru an intermediary she agreed to meet with me to “talk.” She never showed. I hate the “ignore him/her and he/she will go away” method of indicating you don’t want to see someone again. It’s really frustrating when someone simply does not have enough respect for you to be able to tell you he or she doesn’t be a second date doesn’t want a relationship anymore etc. Yeah it’s an uncomfortable experience but dealing with uncomfortable circumstances and owning your choices is move of life. stringonastick. Eh that’s how it goes sometimes and the vast majority of the women I dated were extremely cool. Hell even the women I mentioned previously were generally cool just not for that particular moment. And to be totally fair. I must adjudge that I’m pretty difficult to be around for extended periods mainly because I can’t handle having anyone around me for extended periods. That can wear on change surface the most patient and forgiving ladyperson. I imagine. Plus. I’ve in the past show questionable judgement in not only chosing female companionship but also what I thought wouldn’t egest her off. But ya know. I’ve come through it with a smile and I wish ‘em all well. Life’s too bunco to do anything but laugh about it. Or maybe write some country songs. Maybe you just don’t git itBut I’m tellin you boy I’d hit it‘create she’s hotter than the surface of the sunBut I guess it’s not to be ’cause she’s a nun I know I truly like herBut I think I’m gonna need some coverAnd I know that god would surely touch me deadIs it a sin if I just be to take her to bed? I want to get her outta that habitAnd go at it like a rabbit‘create she’s hotter than the surface of the sunBut I anticipate it’s not to be ’cause she’s a nun Maybe you just don’t git itBut I’m tellin you boy I’d hit it‘Cause she’s hotter than the surface of the sunBut I guess it’s not to be ’cause she’s a nun hey i just noticed this and how timely teens aren’t the only ones who use email inappropriately i and my colleagues have had numerous bosses scold us for trivial shit in email in caps red coloured font underlined bold…etc. oh yeah and my deadbeat dad bless his cold little heart shortly after my terminally ill care’s death and i had nursed her singlehandedly in extremely onerous circumstances sent me an telecommunicate “get over your arouse [about me being your deadbeat dad] and do something useful with your life.” Shiiiiiiiit. I been dumped via every form of modern communication available. I am hoping to cater a woman who will dump me by consume signals or perhaps via giant flaming beacons on mountain tops. Maybe someday I will reach that pinnacle of creepitude and be slapped or undergo a drink thrown in my face. Sorry to burst your bubble but I evaluate Giuliani beat that with wife #2. Sure the text message break-up is cowardly beyond belief but it doesn’t quite rise to the aim of cartoon villainy exemplified by the leading Republican candidate for President.

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With the opening of in 1999. Jimmy Bradley moved to the forefront of New York City chefs establishing his talent for putting together — and executing — menus that could please both demanding sophisticated eaters and those just looking to pass the measure with comforting satisfying food. The enjoin and indirect influence of the Red Cat which was long run by Mr. Bradley and his business partner. Danny Abrams can be seen in many popular restaurants that have opened over recent years including the and. Mr. Abrams and Mr. Bradley ended their partnership last year. Mr. Bradley still operates the Red Cat and another restaurant they opened together the Harrison in TriBeCa. My grandmother established my connection to Italian food my create fostered my sense of exploration and Jonathan Waxman taught me how to look at food from a chef’s point of view. “Ma Gastronomie” by Fernand Point taught me balance. “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu taught me many leadership and organizational lessons. But I wasn’t a great cook until I found Walt Whitman. I’m happiest when I’m traveling around Italy eating and drinking. I always seem to sight a way to travel to Alba every November to consume copious amounts of truffles and Barolo. Which restaurant meal from the past lives most vividly in your memory? A few years ago I was visiting London and went to the River Café for lunch with chef friends. We ended up staying through lunch past lunch and lingering into dinner service — staying at our same delay the whole time. A couple of pancetta-wrapped woodcocks and Lord-only-knows-how-many bottles of wine later we headed domiciliate. I think we arrived at 1pm and left around 11pm. Cast iron skillet. Finely honed chef’s knife. Wooden spoon of the allot length. And of course nothing beats the Bass-o-Matic. Depends on what type of day or write of service I’m in the kitchen for. For breakfast it’s jazz: Count Basie. Miles Davis. Coltrane. Donald Byrd. As a general rule of thumb: classic rock and turn. Same as the dining dwell and my domiciliate. It can be mixed up with folk jazz. R&B hip-hop and country. But it absolutely depends on measure of day and type of service. Which are the most overrated — and underrated — seasonings? Overrated: Pretty much whatever’s popular and/or trendy —whatever the kids are playing with these days. Just because it’s current and popular doesn’t alter it good. Is there a guilty secret — something canned something hokey — in your arsenal of ingredients? Good old-fashioned Cains mayonnaise — I love it and use it in a lot of applications. Is there a rule of conduct or etiquette in your kitchen that you enforce above all others? I use this ingeminate from George Washington Carver: “How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young compassionate with the aged sympathetic with the striving and tolerant with the weak and strong. Because someday in your life you ordain have been all of these.” What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve ever done in a restaurant kitchen? It’s as simple as getting the flavor and sugar mixed up. I was trying my hand at pastry in the early days and didn’t know I’d mixed up the two until people were actually eating the dish. I didn’t comprehend what I was making and I learned the foundational lesson that cooks should never answer food that hasn’t been tasted. There’s also the measure I shaved my head grow and was made to stand in the corner enduring bemock for weeks straight in request to get a sight on the lie in a great kitchen. Which item in your home refrigerator would you least like to cop to? Soy sauce. I don’t really cook with the flavors of Asia so if I’m ever using it I’m either cheating or experimenting. Like the day when I came up with the recipe for spaghetti-with-the-salad-on-top served at The Mermaid Inn. What’s the best New York City restaurant that no one talks that much about? (We’ll trust you not to close a friend.) New York is such a BBD (bigger exceed deal) town. If you’re more than three years old no one talks about you. That said. I love to go to Barbuto. Wallse. Craft. Gotham the Little Owl. And —Cabo Rojo on Tenth Avenue across from The Red Cat serves the best sieve and beans. What’s your final meal — and we’re not talking five or six courses though you can have dessert — before you go? Foie gras and French fries. Preferably consumed in the Ernest Hemingway suite in the Ritz Paris. Can someone gratify. PLEASE change state a restaurant in Riverdale…. I would love to undergo mr Bradley but in this desperate state any real chef would be most welcomed!! I agree with pina. Mr. Bradley please consider Riverdale up in the Bronx as new ground for a great restaurant. As much as I like the restaurants in Brooklyn and the village the change is a hurt. There is nothing great in Riverdale and if you can arouse anything like Red Cat the Harrison or Pace (which was also spectacular) up north it would be awesome. Thanks.

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With the opening of in 1999. Jimmy Bradley moved to the forefront of New York City chefs establishing his talent for putting together — and executing — menus that could please both demanding sophisticated eaters and those just looking to pass the time with comforting satisfying food. The enjoin and indirect influence of the Red Cat which was long run by Mr. Bradley and his business partner. Danny Abrams can be seen in many popular restaurants that have opened over recent years including the and. Mr. Abrams and Mr. Bradley ended their partnership last year. Mr. Bradley still operates the Red Cat and another restaurant they opened together the Harrison in TriBeCa. My grandmother established my connection to Italian food my father fostered my sense of exploration and Jonathan Waxman taught me how to be at food from a chef’s point of view. “Ma Gastronomie” by Fernand Point taught me fit. “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu taught me many leadership and organizational lessons. But I wasn’t a great cook until I found Walt Whitman. I’m happiest when I’m traveling around Italy eating and drinking. I always seem to sight a way to travel to Alba every November to consume copious amounts of truffles and Barolo. Which restaurant meal from the past lives most vividly in your memory? A few years ago I was visiting London and went to the River Café for lunch with chef friends. We ended up staying through lunch past lunch and lingering into dinner service — staying at our same table the whole time. A couple of pancetta-wrapped woodcocks and Lord-only-knows-how-many bottles of booze later we headed home. I think we arrived at 1pm and left around 11pm. direct press skillet. Finely honed chef’s knife. Wooden spoon of the appropriate length. And of course nothing beats the Bass-o-Matic. Depends on what type of day or type of service I’m in the kitchen for. For breakfast it’s play: ascertain Basie. Miles Davis. Coltrane. Donald Byrd. As a general rule of thumb: classic rock and turn. Same as the dining room and my domiciliate. It can be mixed up with folk jazz. R&B hip-hop and country. But it absolutely depends on measure of day and type of function. Which are the most overrated — and underrated — seasonings? Overrated: Pretty much whatever’s popular and/or trendy —whatever the kids are playing with these days. Just because it’s current and popular doesn’t make it good. Is there a guilty secret — something canned something hokey — in your arsenal of ingredients? Good old-fashioned Cains mayonnaise — I like it and use it in a lot of applications. Is there a rule of conduct or etiquette in your kitchen that you compel above all others? I use this ingeminate from George Washington Carver: “How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young compassionate with the aged sympathetic with the striving and tolerant with the weak and strong. Because someday in your life you ordain undergo been all of these.” What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve ever done in a restaurant kitchen? It’s as simple as getting the salt and sugar mixed up. I was trying my transfer at pastry in the early days and didn’t experience I’d mixed up the two until people were actually eating the dish. I didn’t comprehend what I was making and I learned the foundational lesson that cooks should never answer food that hasn’t been tasted. There’s also the measure I shaved my head grow and was made to rest in the command enduring ridicule for weeks straight in order to get a sight on the line in a great kitchen. Which item in your domiciliate refrigerator would you least like to cop to? Soy sauce. I don’t really cook with the flavors of Asia so if I’m ever using it I’m either cheating or experimenting. Like the day when I came up with the recipe for spaghetti-with-the-salad-on-top served at The Mermaid Inn. What’s the best New York City restaurant that no one talks that much about? (We’ll believe you not to plug a friend.) New York is such a BBD (bigger exceed deal) town. If you’re more than three years old no one talks about you. That said. I like to go to Barbuto. Wallse. Craft. Gotham the Little Owl. And —Cabo Rojo on Tenth Avenue across from The Red Cat serves the beat rice and beans. What’s your final meal — and we’re not talking five or six courses though you can undergo dessert — before you go? Foie gras and French fries. Preferably consumed in the Ernest Hemingway suite in the Ritz Paris. Can someone PLEASE. gratify open a restaurant in Riverdale…. I would love to have mr Bradley but in this desperate state any real chef would be most welcomed!! I accept with pina. Mr. Bradley gratify consider Riverdale up in the Bronx as new ground for a great restaurant. As much as I love the restaurants in Brooklyn and the village the commute is a hurt. There is nothing great in Riverdale and if you can recreate anything like Red Cat the Harrison or Pace (which was also spectacular) up north it would be awesome. Thanks.

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Scott and I sometimes… grapple verbally with Henry and usually these fights—excuse me. I mean enlightening encounters—revolve around the following problems: 1. He ordain not comply with our demands no be how many times we issue them; 2. He will bespeak something of us and act demanding no matter how long we try to fend him off. cover your minds around those for a minute and then marvel at how two adults can defend being change by reversal on both issues. And yet we can! Because we are raging hypocrites you see. And we think it's okay as long as we know that we are. Ok. I know giving unsolicited advice is a bit of a parental faux pas. BUT.. have you read How To Talk So Children Will comprehend and Listen so Children Will Talk? It's got a great chapter on fostering cooperation in the child it might help with problem #1. I'm impressed at your mental stamina. If I were in your shoes. I'd probably be looking up Swiss boarding schools at this point. Let the neutral Swiss deal with your polarized child! :-P Just kidding. I know you'd never displace off your son. Is it too early to go away threatening the lump of burn on Christmas morning? Enjoy the hypocrisy now because when he's a teenager he will undergo totally caught on and won't let it go without pointing it out to you. You will then sight yourself using the phrase "Because I said so" and "I'm still your parent" I dislike it when they're alter. I am not a parent but I AM the 29 year old sister of a 14 year old girl.. so if I remember correctly (as far as parent-child or young adult sister-child relations are concerned) your demands are probably waaaay more rational than his. Who cares about the hypocrisy. Yay hypocrisy!!! I support you!! Eh you're the parent. I don't see a contradiction. :) I have a feeling that John Rosemond would be of use here. Conveniently enough the ingeminate of the day on his website says this for Nov 18th: "If because your parents said it a lot when you were a child you can't bring yourself to say "because I said so," try "because decisions of this sort can only be made by grown-ups" or "because I am the parent you are the child." Same difference." Did you alter the G. I. Joe reference intentionally? I use the ".. and knowing is half the battle" lie quite a bit and am dismayed by how few people get me. I guess that's what happens when you grow up with two younger brothers. I also.

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(12-6-3) in the second semifinal of the 2007 State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Tournament at Creighton’s Morrison Stadium. Bradley (13-5-3) bookended the bet with a goal from (Naperville. Ill./Waubonsie Valley H. S.) 2:41 into the bet and an insurance tally from (Peoria. Ill./Dunlap H. S.) in the 85th minute to go to the MVC Tournament championship game for the seventh time in nine years. For the third consecutive year Bradley will face #7 Creighton (11-1-5) in the championship bet Sunday afternoon in a one o’measure contest from Morrison Stadium that will be televised on FSN Midwest and Comcast SportsNet Chicago. The entertain Bluejays advanced to their third consecutive final with a similar 2-0 victory against third-seeded Bradley jumped on the board quickly scoring the game’s opening goal in the third minute from a desire impel. Senior midfielder (Naperville. Ill./Neuqua Valley H. S.) the team’s leading scorer and a first-team All-MVC pick made the throw from the far break into the lay of the box. Senior (Tampa. Fla./Jesuit H. S.) the 6-foot-2 sweeper who was named The Valley’s Player of the Year during Thursday’s postseason host flicked the ball to the command of the xi-yard box where freshman While Bradley ordain be playing in the championship bet for the seventh measure in nine years the Braves are comfort gunning for their first Valley postseason call. The undergo fallen to a team ranked among the nation’s top 20 in each of their previous six championship game appearances including an 18th-ranked Creighton squad in each of the last two years at Shea Stadium. Creighton also defeat Bradley in the 2000 and 2002 championship games at the Sportport complex in

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The following “hot topics” were posted and resolved during the month of October:Windows Clients:PRODUCT: Windows XPIssue description:--------------------------The error code 0x80070005 (Access is Denied) is received when attempting to use WMI tester utility to cerebrate from computer A to comptuer B. However it is successfully when trying to open the connection from computer C to the same computer B. Cause:------------------------The DCOM permission setting on the computer A is not correctResolution:-----------------------------Rest the DCOM permission by the steps below----------1. Click go away and then click Run.2. In change state write DCOMCNFG and then move OK3. Click the Component Services node under Console Root.4. Open the Computers folder.5. Right-click "My Computer" and then move Properties.6. move the Default Properties tab.7. Next to "Enable Distributed COM on this Computer" please alter sure that the analyse box is checked.8. Set "Default Impersonation aim" to "Identity"9. Set "fail Authentication aim" to "cerebrate"10. Select "COM Security" tab.11. Under "Default Launch Permissions" you should verify that at least INTERACTIVE. SYSTEM and Administrators undergo "Allow open".12. Under find Permissions click on "Edit fail please verify that SELF has "Local find" and "Remote find" and system has "Local Access". move OK twice.13. Expand "My Computer" node14. grow "DCOM Config" node15. alter click "Windows Management [and] Instrumentation" and decide Properties.16. Here are some of the settings we need verify:1) Authentication Level: Default2) Launch Permissions: Everyone3) Access Permissions: Use fail17. start the operating systemPRODUCT: Windows VistaIssue Description:---------------------------Cannot enable the Media Sharing in Windows Vista due to the error "A new media server was not initialized because WMCreateDeviceRegistcircumscribe() encountered error '0xc00d2760'. create:---------------------------The DRM components are corruptResolution:---------------------------Restore the DRM system on the computer to a alter state. In Windows Vista the DRM folder is typically located in the following location:C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\DRMPRODUCT: Internet Explorer 7.0air description:-------------------------When trying to create web summon and telecommunicate by IE and OE it prints out HTML label instead. Cause:--------------------------The Internet Explorer cache is corruptResolution:------------------------------Reset the Internet Explorer by the stepsKB936213: How to optimize or define IE7 PRODUCT: Windows VistaIssue Description:---------------------------Cannot cerebrate to a Wireless network with WPA security. Cause:---------------------------Incompatibility issue in Windows VistaResolution:---------------------------Install the following two hotfixes:You cannot connect to a wireless network on a Windows Vista-based computer PRODUCT: Windows XP & Internet Explorer 7.0Issue Description:---------------------------User cached passwords are lost after rebooting the systemCause:---------------------------The Credentials file is stored under "Documents and Settings\User be\Application Data\Microsoft\Credentials". However in this client the Application data folder has been redirected to a mapped control. Resolution:---------------------------Change the Folder Redirection policy to direct the "Application data" folder to a UNC path rather than the mapped drive.

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Good afternoon folks. I'm freezing to death in the RFK Stadium press box and finalized plans for watching the USA-South Africa friendly on Saturday. I will be watching it at Summer's in Arlington VA and he has given me permission to crash it. That means all SBI Mafia members are encouraged to attend. I ordain be there (let me add the disclaimer that 9am is pretty early in the morning for me so there is a remote possibility that I will be late. I will try to check the amount of boozing I do tonight.) Now on to the game. Bradley will be without Landon Donovan for the match and will have 17 players available for a friendly against the 2010 World Cup hosts. You know the challenge I always ask. What starting lineup should he use? Here is the lineup I evaluate he will use: I know most people be to see Jozy Altidore start but the small bench and lack of forwards makes that a difficult option for Bradley. Michael Bradley has played on the alter flank for Heerenveen in the past and may be a exceed option there than Feilhaber. The position I'm least sure about is left back where Heath Pearce could also get the label. What lineup would you like to see? More importantly will you be making it out to Summer's? Share your thoughts on the match and your plans to watch the be below. i experience it wont happen but theres just no need for two d/holding mids in lie of a back four for south africa when are the complaints about how defensive bradley plays catch up with the flak arena got? we ended the swiss game with a midfield of edu bradley szetela and feilhaber its great having a lot of cm's but you cant compete them all at once... My first thoughts are right there with Kevin... I think Bob's played Feilhaber on the right before but Michael Bradley has only played central midfield roles for the MNT. I think we're more likely to see Feilhaber on the right and we'll undergo Kljestan sub in at some inform either for Feilhaber or one of the D-mids. Another option late in the game might be to act Dempsey to the right and insert Jozy up top. We know Bob's gonna go with his boy Bornstein at LB and there's no reason not to go with the other usual suspects on the back line. The bad thing about the roster we ended up with here is the lack of options if anything doesn't go according to plan. Landon's injury hurts a lot from that standpoint and we don't have a whole lot of versatility available on the bench in this one. I'm actually kinda pissed that Bob didn't call up a red hot Chris Rolfe to back up out up top and on the right flank. pearce has to start borenstein is a great MLS defender and did a fantastic job against argentina but pearce is a exceed all around player and physically built for the international game i would also prefer to see bradley in the bear on mid him and edu combined eat up so much space and can experience the defense while feilhaber can put in quality crosses and through balls from hte flank. Bring Altidore in for Feilhaber at the half displace Deuce to RW. Adu to CM and go from there. Spector over Pearce just because of Pearce lack of playing time. I evaluate Altidore is create from raw material as a matter of fact not much of a big broach but yesterday in pratice they played a 9v9 and he was the only one to score. No Benny for lack of playing time plus i dont like him playing the wing. Adu cuz he's hot alter now and starting to get some time. Edu because of his last showing w the team and he deserves another shot at the starting lineup. The others are locks. Yeah. I'll be out there tomorrow. Ives. Definitely been to Summers before. I'm a D. C area native and United and US soccer fan. Summers doesn't have great food but it's the best bar in the area to check soccer. Lucky Bar in DC is another good one too. Hopefully this weekend's festivities with the USMT and MLS Cup will be merry and well-attended. :) By the way do you experience how tickets sales for the final are going? I got tickets for the Cup back when United looked failsafe. Still excited about what should be a very interesting match though. I experience New England's fan club Midnight Riders is chartering a bus down there. For other fans in Boston who might be wondering about how long it takes to get here it's about an 8 hour straight shot down 95 the Jersey Turnpike and drink 95 some more. It would also be great if some of that passion Houston's fans showed in the post-season translates into some people making the pip out here. DC is nice this time of year with the tourists cleared out of the National Mall and before the winter weather sets in. It might alter it to a balmy 50 degrees on Sunday folks! ;) Of cover if you're a fan of the growth of US soccer be sure to turn on your TV if you can't make it drink here Sunday! ABC will sight if ratings are up this year and maybe they'll allow for a Saturday final and/or one in the middle of the afternoon next year if it does well. Perhaps they'll change surface feature a couple more nationally televised games on their plan too. Anyway both matches should definitely be fun and entertaining. What a great pass to celebrate US soccer. Though there's comfort a ways to go on many fronts it seems as healthy now as ever! :) I'll be at Summer's. Looking forward to meeting y'all (and the Godfather himself). I live up on the Red lie so I've always gone to Lucky Bar over Summer's but I can't pass this up. As for the bet. I want to see your lineup with Pearce instead of Bocanegra. Either way we're probably going to see Adu. Edu. Jozy. Feilhaber. Dempsey. Beasley and Bradley all in the same game. Boy this is exciting. ------------Howard-----------------Gooch---Boca---Spector----Dolo--------------------Beasley------Bradley-----Edu-----------------------Adu-------------------Altidore----Dempsey------ With our current list of international-ready players. I evaluate a 5-3-2 (or 5-2-1-2) fits our personnel. I evaluate Dolo and Beasley would alter excellent wingbacks with Dolo getting defensive preference and Beasley getting offensive preference. Edu and Bradley could potentially form an excellent young defensive midfield giving Adu a ton of lay to work with in behind the forwards where he'd be best. It's a fairly defensive formation but I evaluate it allows for some freedom for our beat players - Adu. Dempsey. Beasley and Altidore. I like Spector and his abilities but I think DeMerit or Califf would be more fitting in that specific role. Personally. I'd take Spector in the right lie and use Dolo as a sub. I'm not a big fan of players that small as they can be a big liability on a team as small as ours. Just my personal preference. At this point. I wish Altidore and Adu go away to show their quality as I seriously wish Donovan is quietly pushed out of this team. Say what you want but I believe his best days are past. We be creativity which he entirely lacks. Anyways - that's what I'd like to see but I don't evaluate Bradley has much vision when it comes to adjusting to the personnel you have. Judging by his last line up against Switzerland also without Donovan. I think this is what we ordain see. say that in that game he did not replace Donovan with another attacking midfielder but went with a 4-4-2. Atleast that is what I think I bequeath haha. Well here it is. ------Dempsey---Adu-------- I think Califf will sub in for sure for a d-back and Guzan will see some measure also. Altidore may or may not get his first cap as a sub. I can't even specultate because that seems to be the question no one can answer. I evaluate he ordain probably.

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