#Chris Tarbell

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SILK ROAD Movie Cip - I Have Access Scene (2021) Nick Robinson

SILK ROAD Movie Cip – I Have Access Scene (2021) Nick Robinson

SILK ROAD Movie Cip – I Have Access Scene (2021) Nick Robinson Watch popular trailers NOW! — https://bit.ly/2NgMhHH PLOT: Philosophical twenty-something Ross Ulbricht creates Silk Road, a dark net website that sells drugs, while DEA agent Rick Bowden goes undercover to bring him down. RELEASE DATE: 19 February 2021 (USA) GENRE: Crime, Drama, Thriller STARS: Nick Robinson, Jennifer Yun, Jimmi…

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Etsy: El Yapımı ve Vintage Ürünler için Küresel Bir Pazar Yeri

Etsy, 2005 yılında Rob Kalin, Jared Tarbell ve Chris Maguire tarafından kurulmuştur. İlk olarak Brooklyn, New York'ta bir apartman dairesinde faaliyete başlayan Etsy, el yapımı ve vintage ürünler için çevrimiçi bir pazar yeri olarak hızla büyüdü. 2023 yılı itibarıyla 96 milyon aktif kullanıcıya ve 5.3 milyon aktif satıcıya sahip olan Etsy, 35 milyondan fazla ürüne ev sahipliği yapmaktadır. İstatistik Veriler: 2023 yılında Etsy'de 13.5 milyar dolarlık brüt mal hacmi (GMV) gerçekleşti. Etsy'nin aktif kullanıcı tabanı 2022'den 2023'e arttı. Etsy'de 150'den fazla ülkeden satıcılar yer alıyor. Etsy'de en çok satan ürünler kategorileri şunlardır: takı, ev ve mutfak, giyim, sanat ve koleksiyonlar, oyuncak ve bebek ürünleri. Neden Etsy Mağazası Açmalısınız? Küresel Pazarlara Erişim: Etsy, ürünlerinizi dünya çapındaki milyonlarca potansiyel müşteriye sunmanıza olanak sağlar. Düşük Giriş Maliyetleri: Etsy mağazası açmak ve ürünlerinizi listelemek ücretsizdir. Kolay Kullanım: Etsy platformu kullanımı kolaydır ve mağazanızı yönetmek için teknik bilgiye ihtiyacınız yoktur. Esneklik: Kendi çalışma saatlerinizi ve satış politikalarınızı belirleyebilirsiniz. Tutkunuzu Paylaşın: Etsy, el yapımı ve vintage ürünlere tutkulu olan girişimciler için ideal bir platformdur. Etsy Danışmanlığı: Etsy mağazası açmayı düşünüyorsanız veya mevcut Etsy mağazanızın performansını artırmak istiyorsanız, Etsy danışmanlığı hizmetimizden faydalanabilirsiniz. Etsy danışmanlarımız, mağazanızı kurmanıza, ürünlerinizi listelemenize, pazarlama stratejileri oluşturmanıza ve daha fazlasına yardımcı olabilir. Ek Kaynaklar: Etsy Resmi Web Sitesi: https://www.etsy.com/ Etsy Satıcı El Kitabı: https://www.etsy.com/market/e_kitap Etsy Blog: https://www.etsy.com/market/blogs Eğer siz de tüm dünyaya açılmak istiyor ve ürünlerinizi döviz kuru avantajıyla satmak istiyorsanız, özellikle el yapımı veya vintage ürünler satıyorsanız -ki artık tüm ürün gruplarının satışı da gerçekleştirilebiliyor-, Etsy sizin için ideal bir platform olabilir. Bir Etsy mağazası açarak ürünlerinizi dünya çapındaki milyonlarca potansiyel müşteriye sunabilir ve işletmenizi büyütebilirsiniz.

Etsy Danışmanlığı İçin Bize Ulaşın:

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I'm very much NOT a Don Khan Swaylo fan but even a broken clock can be right , twice and there are other videos above this. It seems that ETSY was recently busted selling digital pictures of babies with pizza for between $3,000 to $40,000. I'm not trying to be coy, just careful, but besides the pizza, there is something else in this video that makes me believe it's true. Think of it this way. If I said what it was, the criminals would know not to use it, next time. I'm frankly shocked they still tried it with the pizza.

Type

Public

Traded as

Nasdaq: ETSY

S&P 500 component

Industry

E-commerce

Founded

June 18, 2005; 18 years ago

Founders

Robert Kalin

Chris Maguire

Haim Schoppik

Jared Tarbell

Headquarters

Brooklyn, New York City, U.S.

Key people

Josh Silverman (CEO)

Revenue

Increase US$2.57 billion (2022)

Operating income

Decrease −US$659 million (2022)

Net income

Decrease −US$694 million (2022)

Total assets

Decrease US$2.63 billion (2022)

Total equity

Decrease −US$547 million (2022)

Number of employees

2,790 (December 2022)

Subsidiaries

Depop, Reverb.com

I want to say one other thing. When it comes to trafficking and researching COS links, the one area of the country I keep being brought back to, is Brooklyn, NY. There has been a lot of shady business, coming from that particular area, including past abuse victims.

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no :( that's one of his friends called chris tarbell (x)

pete wentz + dreadlock + braces

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Remember their names (https://twitter.com/hansmahncke/status/1504599994334171136?s=21): These are the 50 former "intelligence" officials who colluded to interfere in the 2020 election by signing a letter saying that Hunter's laptop was a Russian plot:

James Clapper (Former DNI)

Michael Hayden (Former CIA Director)

Leon Panetta (Former CIA Director)

John Brennan (Former CIA Director)

John McLaughlin (Former CIA Director)

Michael Morell (Former CIA Director)

Marc Polymeropoulos

John Sipher

Doug Wise

Nick Rasmussen

Russ Travers

Andy Liepman

John Moseman

Larry Pfeiffer

Jeremy Bash

Rodney Snyder

Glenn Gerstell

David Buckley

Nada Bakos

Patty Brandmaier

James Bruce

David Cariens

Janice Cariens

Paul Kolbe

Peter Corsell

Brett Davis

Thomas Finger

Roger Zane George

Steven Hall

Kent Harrington

Don Hepburn

Timothy Kilbourn

Rick Ledgett

Ron Marks

Jonna Hiestand Mendez

Emile Nakhleh

Gerald O’Shea

David Priess

Pam Purcilly

Chris Savos

Nick Shapiro

Stephen Slick

Cynthia Strand

Greg Tarbell

David Terry

Greg Treverton

John Tullius

David Vanell

Mike Vickers

Winston Wiley

Kristin Wood

Nine further "intelligence" officials colluded with those listed above but decided to remain anonymous

Twitter (https://twitter.com/hansmahncke/status/1504599994334171136?s=21)

Hans Mahncke

These are the "intelligence" officials who colluded to interfere in the 2020 election by making up a false story that Hunter's laptop was a Russian plot: James Clapper Micha

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Remember their names: These are the 50 former "intelligence" officials who colluded to interfere in the 2020 election by signing a letter saying that Hunter's laptop was a Russian plot:

James Clapper (Former DNI)

Michael Hayden (Former CIA Director)

Leon Panetta (Former CIA Director)

John Brennan (Former CIA Director)

John McLaughlin (Former CIA Director)

Michael Morell (Former CIA Director)

Marc Polymeropoulos

John Sipher

Doug Wise

Nick Rasmussen

Russ Travers

Andy Liepman

John Moseman

Larry Pfeiffer

Jeremy Bash

Rodney Snyder

Glenn Gerstell

David Buckley

Nada Bakos

Patty Brandmaier

James Bruce

David Cariens

Janice Cariens

Paul Kolbe

Peter Corsell

Brett Davis

Thomas Finger

Roger Zane George

Steven Hall

Kent Harrington

Don Hepburn

Timothy Kilbourn

Rick Ledgett

Ron Marks

Jonna Hiestand Mendez

Emile Nakhleh

Gerald O’Shea

David Priess

Pam Purcilly

Chris Savos

Nick Shapiro

Stephen Slick

Cynthia Strand

Greg Tarbell

David Terry

Greg Treverton

John Tullius

David Vanell

Mike Vickers

Winston Wiley

Kristin Wood

Nine further "intelligence" officials colluded with those listed above but decided to remain anonymous

[ericvick]

Five homes with that HGTV-worthy style

Megan O’Brien

Boston.com Contributor

February 11, 2021 10:40 am

If you tune into HGTV’s “Fixer Upper,” you’re probably familiar with shiplap, the Chip and Joanna Gaines-approved wood paneling that gives spaces a rustic feel. We’ve rounded up five homes on the market in New England that incorporate the material so you can get the look — no Magnolia Home renovation required.

. —via MLS

$869,000 Single-family Colonial 2,317 square feet 3 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom 0.92-acre lot Listing agent Natalia Weiner, Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty Take the video tour.

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$1,549,000 Single-family contemporary farmhouse 3,945 square feet 4 bedrooms 3 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom 0.26-acre lot Listing agent Richard Zaniboni, Bentley’s

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. —via MLS

$2,850,000 Single-family Greek Revival farmhouse 4,700 square feet 4 bedrooms 3 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms 1.38-acre lot Listing agent Chris Ridick, Compass

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. —via MLS

11 Pasco Circle, Warwick, R.I.

$579,900 Single-family Colonial 3,261 square feet 4 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom 0.44-acre lot Listing agent The Wright Connection, RE/Max Professionals

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. —via MLS

34 Tarbell St., Pepperell

$369,000 Single-family antique Colonial 1,550 square feet 3 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms 0.22-acre lot Listing agent Blood Team Realty Group, Keller Williams Realty-Merrimack

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Crowdsourcing Project Aims to Document the Many U.S. Places Where Women Have Made History

https://sciencespies.com/history/crowdsourcing-project-aims-to-document-the-many-u-s-places-where-women-have-made-history/

Crowdsourcing Project Aims to Document the Many U.S. Places Where Women Have Made History

For nearly 30 years, Alaskan Ahtna Athabascan elder Katie John awaited resolution to her peaceful battle over Native subsistence rights. The legal dispute—centering on her family’s right to fish in Batzulnetas, a historic village and fish camp in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park—made it all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Court’s ruling cleared the way for the subsistence fishing rights of many Alaska Native to be included under federal subsistence protection. Although John died in 2013 before litigation was complete, her 2014 win was a victory for Native Americans everywhere.

Today, the fish camp remains a testament to John’s life work, and it represents just one of the many sites where women’s history and achievements happened, often with no official sign or record recognizing their importance.

Since mid-January, the National Trust for Historic Preservation has been crowdsourcing places like the fish camp for its 1,000 Places Where Women Made History, and the process to submit is simple. Anyone can log an online entry, which consists of a photo, as well as a short paragraph about the U.S.-based property and its location. “This is our way of bringing people together to tell us what are the places and stories that matter to them,” says Chris Morris, a National Trust senior field officer who’s spearheading the campaign. Through submissions from local preservation societies, community organizations, and everyday people, they’ve already compiled more than 750 sites. Some, like the fish camp, may not have much recognition of their role in history while others have been named National Historic Landmarks.

“Although 2020’s 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage is the impetus for this work,” says Morris, “we also wanted to use the project to fully honor those many female leaders related to American history and culture.”

According to Morris, the 1,000 Places project is part of a larger mission of the Trust’s to preserve women’s history. The Trust encourages local organizations to take direct action in preserving buildings and homes where women have “made a stand, raised their voice, and found the courage to change the world,” she says, and identifies historic sites that recognize women as part of its annual 11 Most Endangered Historic Places list, which in 2019 included the Excelsior Club in Charlotte, North Carolina—a once-thriving hub of the city’s African American social scene—and Nashville’s Music Row. The National Trust also operates 27 of its own historic sites at which they’re working to bring to light the many amazing women associated with these places. The Farnsworth House in Plano, Illinois, for instance, was designed by famed modernist architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, but it was native Chicagoan and doctor Edith Farnsworth who commissioned it. “So this year Farnsworth House is shifting its perspective to tell the story of the house from her point of view,” says Morris.

The ever-growing list of 1,000 Places Where Women Made History currently includes everything from homes where pioneering women once lived, buildings where specific events that involved them occurred, and where women-led accomplishments happened. It includes spots like the former home of prominent investigative journalist Ida Tarbell in Titusville, Pennsylvania; the historic Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, saved through a fundraising campaign led by Beatrice Spachner; and Trumpet Records in Jackson, Mississippi, the former work site of a young record producer named Lillian McMurry, who recorded both black and white artists during the height of Mississippi segregation.

“We want to reveal those sort of lesser-known and untold stories, because we recognize that women’s history is America’s history,” says Morris. “This crowdsourcing effort has been very successful in revealing such underappreciated tales, ones of women’s vision, courage and leadership countrywide. They make up the majority of our entries. They’re tales of thinkers, artists, scientists, entrepreneurs…those women who have really shaped the nation that we are today, and who continue to help us to move forward.”

One of the Trust’s main goals with this project is to help a new generation of Americans, especially young women, see their own potential in the history of these places, says Morris. “We also will encourage everyone who submitted an entry to consider applying for funding from our many grant programs,” she says, “to support the broader interpretation and long-term preservation of these places where women made history.”

Five Sites Where Women Made History

Here are six lesser-known sites in the U.S. where women made history. Most of them are recognized in the 1,000 Places project, and all are on the Trust’s radar for renovation and reuse in some capacity. Though each is in various stages of preservation and redevelopment, they’re all moving forward as a testament to women’s achievements and inspiration for new stories to come.

Marjory Stoneman Douglas House

(National Trust for Historic Preservation)

Located on a residential block in Miami’s upscale Coconut Grove neighborhood, this uninhabited wood-framed and T-shaped cottage has a special place in American history, as the former home of Marjory Stoneman Douglas, a journalist, author and conservationist known as the “Grand Dame of the Everglades.” (She may sound familiar, too, as the namesake of the high school in Parkland, Florida, where 17 people were killed in a mass shooting in 2018.) Douglas published her seminal book, The Everglades: River of Grass, highlighting Florida’s endlessly diverse subtropical wilderness and its need for ongoing preservation, in 1947. A month later, 20 percent of the Everglades’ southernmost portion became a national park. Douglas also founded the still-thriving Friends of the Everglades—an activist organization dedicated to protecting the landscape—in 1970, and often held meetings for conservationists at her Coconut Grove home, where she lived from 1926 until 1998. The Land Trust of Dade County currently oversees the property, which became a National Historic Landmark in 2015, and is working with other local and national preservation organizations for a reuse plan that continues Stoneman’s legacy as an environmentalist, while also being respectful of the community that surrounds it. One possibility, says Morris, is to use the property as a residency where scientists can come to continue their research on environmental issues and climate change.

Pauli Murray House

(National Trust for Historic Preservation)

Pauli Murray was both a civil rights and women’s rights activist, an author, lawyer and member of the LGBTQ community, as well as the first African American woman to be ordained as an Episcopal priest. She spent her formative years in this one-and-a-half-story home, built by her grandfather, alongside her grandparents and aunts—all of whom helped raise Murray. In 1944, this descendent of both enslaved laborers and slave holders graduated first in her class at Howard University. Murray later received a Masters of Law degree from U.C. Berkeley in 1945, and in 1947 was named one of 10 “Young Women of the Year” by Mademoiselle magazine. She was also a founding member of the National Organization for Women (NOW) Foundation, which tackles a wide range of women’s rights issues, from economic justice to reproductive rights.

Murray’s Durham childhood home has been a National Historic Landmark since 2016, and is both an entry on the National Trust’s crowdsourcing campaign as well as one of its National Treasures. The Duke Human Rights Center at the Franklin Humanities Institute runs the Pauli Murray Project, which oversees the property, renovated it and is preparing to open it to the public as the the Pauli Murray Center for History and Social Justice later this year.

Harada House

(National Trust for Historic Preservation)

In 1915, Japanese immigrants Jukichi and Ken Harada wanted to purchase a home in Riverside, but the California Alien Land Law of 1913 prevented them from doing so. Instead, the couple acquired their modest Lemon Street property by putting it in the name of their three young children—a move that soon became a focal point for the groundbreaking legal case California v. Harada. Under the 14th Amendment, the Haradas won the right to keep their 1884 home, though their lives would never be the same. In 1942, the entire family was relocated to Japanese internment camps where both Jukichi and Ken died. However, their youngest daughter Sumi returned to the Riverside home in the wake of World War II, taking in as boarders other Japanese families who’d lost their properties. Sumi resided at what’s now known as Harada House until 1998, during which time she preserved many of the home’s furnishings and fixtures, and kept a wealth of family heirlooms, including kimonos featuring the Harada family crest, personal letters and kitchenware. She also saved a message that her brother scribbled on a bedroom wall on the day his family was forced into a relocation center.

Today the Riverside Metropolitan Museum oversees the home, which Jukichi had transformed from a single-story saltbox into a multi-story space, and is working to both restore it and turn it into an interpretive center highlighting the Harada story—one of lost city rights, a fight against racial discrimination, and immigrants. The property has been a National Historic Landmark since 1990.

Doolan-Larson Residence and Storefronts

(Scott Hahn/SF Heritage)

On the famous San Francisco corner of Haight and Ashbury streets—the heart of the 1960s counterculture movement—stands the Doolan-Larson building, a mixed-use, multi-story property built in the 20th century. This Colonial Revival-style structure, which survived the city’s 1906 earthquake before being elevated to add storefronts, became home to San Francisco’s first-ever hippie boutique. Twenty-four-year-old Peggy Caserta opened this mod clothing store, called Mnasidika (its name a shout-out to The Songs of Bilitis, a French book of lesbian poetry from the late 19th century), in 1965 and ran it until 1968, during which time it was a pivotal part of the Haight-Ashbury’s counterculture scene. Caserta herself was bisexual—she was Janis Joplin’s lover until Joplin’s death in 1970—and according to Levi Strauss & Co., it was at Mnasidika that Jimi Hendrix developed his iconic Flower Child style. Caserta is also credited with convincing Levi Strauss to create bell-bottom jeans, which she then sold at Mnasidika and became a seminal part of ’60s fashion.

When the property’s owner Norman Larson died in 2018, he donated the Doolan-Larson building to San Francisco Heritage. Mnasidika’s original storefront—now a T-shirt shop—remains largely as it was during the Summer of Love. Though not yet on the list of places “Where Women Made History,” it is a part of the Trust’s National Treasures. San Francisco Heritage and other preservation groups are currently looking at ways to reuse the structure in telling the stories of San Francisco’s counterculture movement, including those of women like Caserta, as well as to highlight both its overall impact and continued relevance today.

Another addition to the National Trust’s 100 National Treasures list, Villa Lewaro was the summer home of Madam C.J. Walker (born Sara Breedlove), an early 20th century entrepreneur who made a fortune in developing hair products for African American women. Walker, who is considered the first African American female millionaire in the U.S., is the subject of the new Netflix TV series, “Self Made,” starring Octavia Spencer as Walker. Along with being a businesswoman, Walker was a philanthropist and political and social activist. She occupied the 34-room, Italianate-style Villa Lewaro from 1918 to 1919, and though it’s not currently open to the public, visitors can take a virtual tour of the estate led by Walker’s great-great granddaughter, A’Lelia Bundles. The New Voices Foundation—created to empower entrepreneur women of color— acquired the property in 2018 and is working toward turning it into a “think tank,” according to New Voice’s founder Richelieu Dennis, “to foster entrepreneurship for present and future generations.”

#History

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Etsy: El Yapımı ve Vintage Ürünler için Küresel Bir Pazar Yeri

Etsy, 2005 yılında Rob Kalin, Jared Tarbell ve Chris Maguire tarafından kurulmuştur. İlk olarak Brooklyn, New York'ta bir apartman dairesinde faaliyete başlayan Etsy, el yapımı ve vintage ürünler için çevrimiçi bir pazar yeri olarak hızla büyüdü. 2023 yılı itibarıyla 96 milyon aktif kullanıcıya ve 5.3 milyon aktif satıcıya sahip olan Etsy, 35 milyondan fazla ürüne ev sahipliği yapmaktadır. İstatistik Veriler: 2023 yılında Etsy'de 13.5 milyar dolarlık brüt mal hacmi (GMV) gerçekleşti. Etsy'nin aktif kullanıcı tabanı 2022'den 2023'e arttı. Etsy'de 150'den fazla ülkeden satıcılar yer alıyor. Etsy'de en çok satan ürünler kategorileri şunlardır: takı, ev ve mutfak, giyim, sanat ve koleksiyonlar, oyuncak ve bebek ürünleri. Neden Etsy Mağazası Açmalısınız? Küresel Pazarlara Erişim: Etsy, ürünlerinizi dünya çapındaki milyonlarca potansiyel müşteriye sunmanıza olanak sağlar. Düşük Giriş Maliyetleri: Etsy mağazası açmak ve ürünlerinizi listelemek ücretsizdir. Kolay Kullanım: Etsy platformu kullanımı kolaydır ve mağazanızı yönetmek için teknik bilgiye ihtiyacınız yoktur. Esneklik: Kendi çalışma saatlerinizi ve satış politikalarınızı belirleyebilirsiniz. Tutkunuzu Paylaşın: Etsy, el yapımı ve vintage ürünlere tutkulu olan girişimciler için ideal bir platformdur. Etsy Danışmanlığı: Etsy mağazası açmayı düşünüyorsanız veya mevcut Etsy mağazanızın performansını artırmak istiyorsanız, Etsy danışmanlığı hizmetimizden faydalanabilirsiniz. Etsy danışmanlarımız, mağazanızı kurmanıza, ürünlerinizi listelemenize, pazarlama stratejileri oluşturmanıza ve daha fazlasına yardımcı olabilir. Ek Kaynaklar: Etsy Resmi Web Sitesi: https://www.etsy.com/ Etsy Satıcı El Kitabı: https://www.etsy.com/market/e_kitap Etsy Blog: https://www.etsy.com/market/blogs Eğer siz de tüm dünyaya açılmak istiyor ve ürünlerinizi döviz kuru avantajıyla satmak istiyorsanız, özellikle el yapımı veya vintage ürünler satıyorsanız -ki artık tüm ürün gruplarının satışı da gerçekleştirilebiliyor-, Etsy sizin için ideal bir platform olabilir. Bir Etsy mağazası açarak ürünlerinizi dünya çapındaki milyonlarca potansiyel müşteriye sunabilir ve işletmenizi büyütebilirsiniz. Read the full article

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엣시(Etsy, Inc.) 정보

Etsy marketplace around the world. © 2019 Ageeks. All Rights Reserved. 원문: https://ageeks.kr/abtETSY 아래 내용은 영문 위키백과에서 발췌하였습니다. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Type of site: E-commerce Traded as: NASDAQ: ETSY, Russell 2000 Component Owner: Etsy, Inc. Created by: Robert Kalin, Chris Maguire, Haim Schoppik, Jared Tarbell Revenue: US$195.6 million (2014) Website: etsy.com Alexa rank: 177 (November 2018)⁽¹⁾ Commercial: Yes Registration: Required to buy or sell Launched: 2005; 14 years ago ---------------------------------------------------------------------- References 1. "Etsy.com Site Info". Alexa Internet. Retrieved 2018-11-09.

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San Jose Earthquakes vs. New York Red Bulls | 2018 MLS Match Preview

October 3, 20187:15PM EDT

San Jose Earthquakes vs. New York Red Bulls 2018 MLS Regular Season — Week 32 Avaya Stadium — San Jose October 6 – 10:30 pm ET WATCH: ESPN+, MLS LIVE on DAZN (Canada)

The New York Red Bulls will look to keep their Supporters’ Shield dreams alive when they head to Avaya Stadium to face a San Jose Earthquakes team that is playing for nothing but pride.

The Red Bulls enter the weekend one point behind Atlanta United in the Shield race following a comprehensive 2-0 win over the Five Stripes at Red Bull Arena on Sunday. The Quakes meanwhile, squandered a two-goal halftime lead in a 3-2 loss to the Houston Dynamo.

The Red Bulls have lost once in their last four meetings with the Earthquakes (2W-1D). However, they haven’t won a regular season game in San Jose since 2003, going 0W-6L-3D in that time, per Opta.

San Jose Earthquakes

San Jose (4-19-8) suffered a fifth straight defeat, falling to the Dynamo at BBVA Compass Stadium on Saturday.

Chris Wondolowski opened the scoring with a 37th-minute penalty kick, his 143rd career goal, and the visitors doubled their lead just before halftime on an Alejandro Fuenmayor own goal. But the Dynamo leveled on goals by Mauro Manotas and Tomas Martinez in an 11-minute span and Romell Quioto struck for the late winner three minutes from full time.

“Frustration is a good word,” interim coach Steve Ralston said. “I don’t think we played great in the first half, but to find ourselves up 2-0 was nice. I told the guys, ‘Listen, this has happened too much this season. We need to finish this game out. We can’t just stay the same level, we have to raise our level of play.’ And we didn’t.”

Suspended: None

Suspended after next caution: D – Harold Cummings, D – Jimmy Ockford

International duty: None

Injury Report: OUT: D – Kevin Partida (right ACL reconstruction surgery and partial meniscectomy)

Projected Starting XI (4-1-4-1, right to left) GK: Andrew Tarbell — Nick Lima, Guram Kashia, Harold Cummings, Shea Salinas — Luis Felipe — Tommy Thompson, Vako, Jackson Yueill, Magnus Eriksson — Chris Wondolowski

Notes: Andrew Tarbell has conceded 60 goals this season, tied for the most of any MLS keeper in league play since 2010. … San Jose has won one of their last 14 league games at home (8L-5D). They’ve allowed 3+ goals in four consecutive home matches, the longest such streak in team history.

New York Red Bulls

The Red Bulls (19-7-5) stayed in the Shield race with an emphatic 2-0 victory over Atlanta at Red Bull Arena Sunday.

The Red Bulls took the game to ATLUTD, causing havoc with their press and took a deserved lead on Daniel Royer’s in the 39th minute. After having a goal called back for offside in the first half, central defender Tim Parker put the game out of reach on a tap-in in the 74th minute.

Making the performance even more impressive was that New York did it without a suspended Bradley Wright-Phillips and an injured Tyler Adams.

“Today we were hoping maybe it can galvanize our team and you get energy from it and say ‘hey, we can all step up a little more,’ which they did,” Chris Armas said. “So I think that says a lot about our club and it’s just a big demand all the time to say, it’s easy to talk, but the guys that show up and perform the way they did was most impressive.”

Suspended: None

Suspended after next caution: M – Kaku, D – Michael Murillo

International duty: None

Injury Report: OUT: M – Florian Valot (torn left ACL), D – Kyle Duncan (torn right ACL), M – Vincent Bezecourt (right MCL surgery), D – Tommy Redding (shoulder surgery), M – Ben Mines (broken left clavicle surgery); QUESTIONABLE: M – Tyler Adams (back injury)

Projected Starting XI (4-2-3-1, right to left) GK: Luis Robles — Michael Murillo, Tim Parker, Aaron Long, Kemar Lawrence — Marc Rzatkowki, Sean Davis — Danny Royer, Kaku, Alex Muyl — Bradley Wright-Phillips

Notes: With their 2-0 win last weekend, the Red Bulls set a new club record with 13 clean sheets in a single season. They are now four away from the MLS record of 17, set by Sporting Kansas City (2000) and the LA Galaxy (2011). … New York hasn’t won on the road in four games (1L-3D, conceding nine goals in that time. They had allowed eight in the nine road games prior.

All-Time Series

Officials

Referee: Baldomero Toledo Assistant Referees: Mike Rottersman, Frank Anderson 4th Official: Daniel Radford VAR: Rosendo Mendoza

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Etsy:

Etsy is a website that consists of buying and selling online only. Their focus is selling vintage or handmade items and other supplies. The items that are sold here cover a wide range, which includes, clothing, jewellery, art, photography, beauty products, food and toys etc. The business is run like traditional craft fairs, where sellers have their personal storefronts, except with Etsy it’s all online. The target market for Etsy is women. There male seller and male products, however the majority of the buyers are women. 

Etsy.com was launched 13 years ago in 2005, by founders Robert Kalin, Chris Maguire, Haim Schopppik and Jared Tarbell. There are five main ways that Etsy makes it’s money; 

- There’s a listing fee (14p)

- The transaction fee (3.5% of the price of the product)

- Payment processing fee (this fee is assessed on the total amount of the sale, including tax and shipping)

- Advertising fee (ad fees vary and will be shown on your Etsy bill)

- Shipping fee (the shipping will depend on the shipping carrier, and the origin, destination, weight, and dimensions of the package). 

Although the fees aren’t a lot Etsy is still able to make money as they will receive these small fees from it’s millions of users.

Zoella: 

Zoella is an English YouTuber, beauty vlogger, and author. She has over 12 million subscribers and over 1 billion total views. She earns her money by making sponsored videos and posting them on her YouTube channel. She has also published a few books, she has signed a two book deal with Penguin Books(2014), her debut novel called, Girl Online, was released in November 2014. She also created a sequel, Girl Online: On Tour, and a third book Girl Online: Gong Solo. She also has a range of products that she sells to make money. Some of the products she sells includes, fragrances, cosmetic bags, stationary, cushions, bath and body products. 

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San Jose Earthquakes clinch playoff spot with late goal to beat Minnesota

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With the Earthquakes needing a win in their final regular-season game Sunday to clinch the last Western Conference playoff berth, Marco Ureña scored in the third minute of stoppage time to beat Minnesota United 3-2 at Avaya Stadium.

San Jose (13-14-7) needed the win after FC Dallas’ 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Galaxy. It’s an unexpected run for the Quakes, who fired head coach Dominic Kinnear midway through the season. San Jose is in the playoffs for the first time in five seasons.

In the build-up to the winner, San Jose goalkeeper Andrew Tarbell sent a long ball that was chested by Victor Bernardez and headed to Quincy Amarikwa inside the 18-yard box. Minnesota goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth pushed Amarikwa’s shot wide but San Jose’s Chris Wondolowski chased it down for a feed to an open Ureña in front of the goal.

The Earthquakes have won seven of their past nine home games — with every win coming by one goal.

Wondolowski gave San Jose a 2-1 lead in the 55th with an easy redirection of Danny Hoesen’s cross at the back post.

Minnesota (10-18-6) tied it 2-2 in the 81st on Francisco Calvo’s header off the crossbar.

The Earthquakes will be at Vancouver for a playoff match Wednesday night.

In other MLS highlights:

•Roland Lamah scored twice, Mauro Diaz had a goal and two assists, and host FC Dallas beat the 10-man Galaxy 5-1.

FC Dallas (11-10-13) needed at least a tie and some help to make the playoffs, but the Quakes’ win over Minnesota United eliminated the defending Supporters’ Shield winner.

•Darren Mattocks scored early in the second half and the host Portland Timbers held off the Vancouver Whitecaps 2-1.

Portland (15-11-8) won the Western Conference to earn a bye in the first round of the playoffs. The Timbers also won their second Cascadia Cup since joining MLS. The Cascadia Cup is a trophy created by the fans of Portland, Vancouver and Seattle awarded to the best team in the Pacific Northwest.

•Nicolas Loderio scored two goals, Will Bruin had his third in the past two games and the host Seattle Sounders beat the Colorado Rapids 3-0 to wrap up the No. 2 playoff seed in the Western Conference.

The defending MLS Cup champion Sounders (14-9-11) avoided this week’s knockout round.

•David Villa scored two goals and New York City FC tied the Columbus Crew 2-2 in the first regular-season match at Citi Field to secure the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs.

The new venue was selected for the regular-season finale because of a conflict with the New York Yankees’ playoff run.

•Atlanta United set two attendance records but failed to secure a first-round bye in the playoffs when Sebastian Giovinco scored on a brilliant free kick in the 84th minute, giving Toronto FC a 2-2 tie and the most points ever in an MLS season.

United broke its own MLS single-game attendance record with a crowd of 71,874 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where the retractable roof was open on a warm, cloudy day. Atlanta also set a season record with an average of 48,200 a game, eclipsing the mark of 44,247 set two years ago by Seattle.

The tie gave Supporters’ Shield winner Toronto (20-5-9) 69 points on the season, beating the previous MLS mark of 68 set by the Los Angeles Galaxy in 1998.

Around the world: Brazil scored twice in a six-minute span in the second half to beat Germany 2-1 in the quarterfinals of the Under-17 World Cup in Kolkata, India, setting up a semifinal with England. Earlier at Kochi, Spain set up its semifinal against Mali with a 3-1 win over Iran. … World Cup-winning coach Luiz Felipe Scolari led Guangzhou Evergrande to a seventh successive Chinese Super League title with a 5-1 win over Guizhou Zhicheng. … Harry Kane scored twice as Tottenham dismantled Liverpool 4-1 at London’s Wembley Stadium in front of a record English Premier League attendance of 80,827. Everton’s 5-2 loss to Arsenal sent Ronald Koeman’s team into the relegation zone. … Marco Asensio scored one goal and helped force an own-goal to lead third-place Real Madrid to a 3-0 win at home over Eibar in the Spanish league.

MLS playoff seeds

WESTERN CONFERENCE

1. Portland Timbers

2. Seattle Sounders

3. Vancouver Whitecaps

4. Houston Dynamo

5. Sporting Kansas City

6. Earthquakes

EASTERN CONFERENCE

1. Toronto FC

2. NYC FC

3. Chicago Fire

4. Atlanta United

5. Columbus Crew

6. New York Red Bulls

Quakes’ next game

At Vancouver,

7:30 p.m. Wednesday

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Share Your Story: Mary Tarbell

As a former biologist, Mary Tarbell may know a bit more about how the body works than most of the other 5 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease.

However, scientific curiosity or an attempt to slow down the progression of her disease is not why she’s making herself available to researchers and clinical trials around the country: Mary is fighting to keep her son from becoming the third generation in her family to battle Alzheimer’s.

“We need to get this cured before he is old enough to get this disease,” Mary said.

Doctors diagnosed Mary with younger-onset Alzheimer’s disease last winter at the age of 65 -- the same age her mother was when doctors diagnosed her several decades before.

“I knew the symptoms and signs,” Mary said. “Everyone loses their car keys once and a while or forgets where they parked, but you know when you’re forgetting things in a different way.”

Mary has found new purpose post-diagnosis by serving on the 2017-2018 Alzheimer’s Association Early-Stage Advisory Group, a national committee whose members work to increase early-stage services, improve physician and public education and advocate for increased funding for research and support programs.

“It’s very satisfying to feel like you have a job,” Mary said. “And having worked in research, I know how important it is for people to understand the need for funding. This disease affects everyone.”

Mary also hopes her work with the committee encourages people to get diagnosed and seek help sooner.

“If you can stand to, get diagnosed now. You do not know what will open for you down the road,” Mary said. “Then be sure to take your time and grieve. You now know you have a fatal disease. Contact a counselor or psychologist. You will be surprised at how well-versed they are.”

Mary tells anyone diagnosed, especially those in the early stage, to join support groups online. The Alzheimer’s Association alzConnected® is the first dedicated online social networking community for anyone impacted by Alzheimer’s disease. She says posting online offers her constant feedback, and allows her to re-read and correct her thoughts before hitting send -- something she cannot do when speaking with someone in person.  

Mary also offers some candid advice for those whose relatives are recently diagnosed and may be struggling with how to respond:

“We will not be offended if you have trouble finding the right things to say, but say something. It keeps us from feeling like we have the Black Plague,” Mary said. “Also, don’t ever say, ‘You already told me that.’ People think if they tell you that you are repeating yourself, you won’t do it again. It’s like they are chiding you. Instead say something like, ‘Oh yes, so you said.’”

Mary’s term with the Early-Stage Advisory Group runs through June 2018. Within that time, she hopes to educate as many people as possible on how to support those with the disease and give hope to those currently fighting.

“Even though it seems your life is over, it isn’t,” she said. “There is still stuff to do and still stuff to be enjoyed.”

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Click here for more information about the Alzheimer’s Association Early-Stage Advisory Group.

Story written by Alzheimer’s Association Greater Indiana Chapter volunteer Chris Wilson. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, visit alz.org/indiana/in_my_community_participate.asp for more information.

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Earthquakes-Sporting KC, Sums

San Jose 0 1–1 Kansas City 1 1–2

First half\_1, Kansas City, Feilhaber, 0 (Zusi), 38th minute.

Secondly half\_2, Kansas City, Bingham (own goal), 89th. 3, San Jose, Jungwirth, 0 (Hoesen), 91st.

Goalies\_San Jose, David Bingham, Andrew Tarbell; Kansas City, Tim Melia, Adrian Zendejas.

Yellow Cards\_Dwyer, Kansas City, 16th; Urena, San Jose, 52nd; Zusi, Kansas City, 84th.

Referee\_Jair Marrufo.

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Lineups

San Jose\_David Bingham; Victor Bernardez, Shaun Francis, Nick Lima; Fatai Alashe (Tommy Thompson, 80th), Simon Dawkins, Anibal Godoy, Jahmir Hyka (Shea Salinas, 61st), Florian Jungwirth; Marcos Urena (Danny Hoesen, 68th), Chris Wondolowski.

Kansas City\_Tim Melia; Matt Besler, Ike Opara, Seth Sinovic; Roger Espinoza, Benny Feilhaber (Soni Mustivar, 85th), Jimmy Medranda (Soony Saad, 78th), Ilie Sanchez, Graham Zusi; Dom Dwyer, Gerso Fernandes.

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Earthquakes-Sporting KC, Sums

San Jose 0 1–1 Kansas City 1 1–2

First half\_1, Kansas City, Feilhaber, 0 (Zusi), 38th minute.

Secondly half\_2, Kansas City, Bingham (own goal), 89th. 3, San Jose, Jungwirth, 0 (Hoesen), 91st.

Goalies\_San Jose, David Bingham, Andrew Tarbell; Kansas City, Tim Melia, Adrian Zendejas.

Yellow Cards\_Dwyer, Kansas City, 16th; Urena, San Jose, 52nd; Zusi, Kansas City, 84th.

Referee\_Jair Marrufo.

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Lineups

San Jose\_David Bingham; Victor Bernardez, Shaun Francis, Nick Lima; Fatai Alashe (Tommy Thompson, 80th), Simon Dawkins, Anibal Godoy, Jahmir Hyka (Shea Salinas, 61st), Florian Jungwirth; Marcos Urena (Danny Hoesen, 68th), Chris Wondolowski.

Kansas City\_Tim Melia; Matt Besler, Ike Opara, Seth Sinovic; Roger Espinoza, Benny Feilhaber (Soni Mustivar, 85th), Jimmy Medranda (Soony Saad, 78th), Ilie Sanchez, Graham Zusi; Dom Dwyer, Gerso Fernandes.

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