La Administración de Seguridad en el Transporte (TSA) lanzó este miércoles su programa de pre-chequeo (Pre-Check) en el Aeropuerto John F. Kennedy, de esta ciudad, con el fin de agilizar los trámites de revisión a pasajeros.
Las pruebas del programa de pre chequeo se realizaron en la terminal ocho de la línea American Airlines.
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Dominican win streak ends with tie
Oak Leaves (Oak Park, IL) October 10, 2007 | TIM STABLEIN tstablein@pioneerlocal.comThe scoreboard at the end of the game reflected a tied score between the Dominican University men’s soccer team and Aurora University.
For the Stars (10-2-1, 6-0-1), who had their nine-game winning streak snapped, the 1-1 outcome against the Spartans (6-2-2, 3-0-1) felt more like a loss in a Northern Athletics Conference contest on Oct. 3 in River Forest. concordiauniversitywisconsinnow.net concordia university wisconsin
Dominican was a unanimous pick in a preseason vote by the coaches to win the conference title with Aurora coming in second.
“They came to our home field and left with one of two results they were looking for,” Dominican coach Erick Baumann said. “They were looking for a win or a tie, and they got a tie on the road.” The vast majority of the play in the opening 45 minutes was contested in the Dominican offensive half of the field.
Freshman Michael Kapusta (Bartlett) scored what turned out to be the lone goal for the Stars with 37 minutes, 42 seconds to play in the first half. It was his first goal at the collegiate level.
The assist on the give-and-go play went to Matt Kochanowski (Fremd), who has picked up a point in 10 straight games.
The Stars, who were ranked No. 18 nationally by D3Kicks, had nine shots on goal in the first half, but were unable to build on their advantage.
“We let the game stay 1-0 way too long,” Baumann said. “We squandered too many opportunities instead of popping in a second goal. We did not put that team away when we had the chance.” The Spartans pulled even with 12:13 to play in the game on a shot by Tyler Klotz that deflected on a Dominican defender before going past goalie Piotr Sliwa (Taft).
Sliwa, who was recently named conference player of the week, had not allowed a goal in 628 minutes over a span of eight games. Dominican had won its last six games with shutouts. go to web site concordia university wisconsin
“That was the first time anybody had scored on us in a long time,” Baumann said. “The momentum really (changed sides) after that. We had control of the game until they scored. All of a sudden things were going their way and they were coming hard at us.” Aurora had the best chance to score in the first of two 10-minute overtime periods.
Dominican’s Rigoberto Barajas (Morton) picked up a red card just outside the Stars’ penalty box.
Aurora’s Danny May ripped a shot that Sliwa was able to punch over the crossbar to keep the game tied with 4:26 to play.
“It was a good call,” Baumann said.
Dominican rebounded on Saturday with a 3-0 win over Concordia University (Wisconsin) in another conference game.
The goals were scored by Elvin Perez (Walter Payton), Mark Golik (Prospect) and Jose Ramirez (Kelly).
TIM STABLEIN
