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Warning:The following piece contains spoilers pertaining to the Season 13 finale ofGreys Anatomy.If youre still catching up on the latest season and have not caught the finale, you might want to bookmark this tab and check back after you finish the season!

After yet another eventful and emotional season,Greys Anatomyclosed the book on Season 13 with an finally that left us wanting more. Sure the fire was intense and provided plenty of entertainment, but compared to finales of years past (and the hype surrounding the finale) the bar was set high and the episode failed to live up to our hopes.

There were a few major revelations along the way including the return of Meganwhich sent Nathan rushing to her side after discovering she was alive and leaving his future with Meredith up in the air; Eliza was fired by Bailey; Stephanie announced that she was going to leave to pursue life outside the walls of a hospital; Owens PTSD started up again as Amelia stepped up to support him in wake of the news he received about his sisters fate; andwe discoveredMaggie has a thing for Jackson. All of this was on top of the seasons unresolved storylines including the future of Alex and Jo and that Japril hookup!

With so many questions left unanswered, fans are sure to be counting down the days until the new season begins but when exactly will that be? While an official premiere date has yet to be announced, all signs point towards Season 14 beginning on Thursday, September 28.

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What are you most looking forward to from the next season ofGreys Anatomy? Do you think Minnicks firing will stick and are you prepared to see Nathan and Owen reconnecting with Megan?And what do you hope Season 14 holds for Meredith and the rest of the docs? Keep the conversation going in the comments section below!

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Welcome to the Anatomy of a Goal, where each week we dissect one goal (or near goal) from the previous weeks Columbus Crew SC match.

For match 15 of the 2017 MLS Season, we take a look at Ola Kamaras 59th minute goal that put Columbus Crew SC up 3-0 as the final goal in a win over the Seattle Sounders on Wednesday.

Heres a look at the finish from the Crew SC striker.

Crew SC came out firing on all cylinders, scoring two first-half goals and putting Seattle on the defensive almost immediately. The Black & Gold defense held firm for much of the match, with Zack Steffen playing one of his best games to date. Seattle, without Chad Marshall, Clint Dempsey, Jordan Morris and most of their first choice backline, struggled to slow the Columbus attack.

I chose this goal instead of one of Columbus first two, because this third goal is the epitome of the Berhalter system working at its best. Specifically, this goal features a 10-pass sequence (with every pass on the ground), where nine different Crew SC players touched the ball, which traveled from the right side of the field to the left side, and ended with a goal right running right up the middle of the pitch.

This goal starts with a Jonathan Mensah header to fellow center-back Josh Williams off of a Seattle clearance.

Williams receives Jonathans header and takes the ball up the right side of the field, where he finds a wide open Hector Jimenez. A center back playing a ball out wide to a wingback, it doesnt get much more Behalter-system than that.

With the ball out wide, Crew SC center midfielder Artur checks to Jimenez who plays the simple pass to the Brazilian. Artur then turns to the middle of the field to survey his options.

Notice Federico Higuain, making a run on the left side of the image. The Black & Golds No. 10 also checked back to Jimenez and, after the ball was passed to Artur, he immediately made a run up the field, taking a defender along and opening up space for the Crew SC offense. So far, none of these passes have been pressured by Seattle.

Artur plays a simple square pass to his midfield compatriot, captain Wil Trapp, who, seeing that he has ample time and space, lets the ball run in front of him as he surveys his many options.

Immediately, Trapp has four options: a drop pass to Jonathan, a pass to left-back Jukka Raitala; carry the ball up the field himself or a difficult pass up the field to Justin Meram.

As pressure from Alvaro Fernandez arrives, Trapp opts for the safe option and slots a pass into the path of Raitala.

To this point, the ball has moved from the center backs, to the right back, to both central midfielders and now to the left back, all without much defensive pressure.

Seeing space ahead of him, Raitala carries the ball up the left side of the field, waiting for pressure from Seattle.

Ive highlighted this image to show this nifty move by Raitala. As Cristian Roldan begins to pressure him, Raitala does a quick cutback which leaves Roldan a few yards ahead of him and gives the Crew SC left back time and space to make a decision.

With about two yards of space, after making a clever move on Roldan, Raitala slots the ball to an unmarked Meram.

As Meram receives the ball, he is open and thus able to survey all of his options. The Crew SC winger could pass the ball back to his left back, dribble the ball up the field until he is defended, find Federico Higuain or pass a square ball to Artur.

Meram decides to dribble forward until he is engaged by Seattle right back Jordy Delem. As Delem begins to defend Meram, the Crew SC winger will initiate a brilliant series of one-touch-passes with Higuain, confusing Delem and setting up Merams eventual assist to Kamara.

Lets take a look at Meram and Higuains quick passing combo before we break it down.

After Merams first pass to Higuain, the Crew SC attacking midfielder makes a one-touch pass back to his winger. Delem, the only defender engaged with these Black & Gold attackers, switched pressure to Higuain after Merams initial pass and now is switching back to Meram after Higuains one-touch pass. A hallmark of possession-based systems like Columbus is putting offensive players into these two-on-one situations with the defending team.

As we saw in the build up to Ola Kamaras great goal in New England, Crew SC will use these rondo opportunities to confuse defensive players and open up an offensive players options to pass or dribble.

As Meram receives the pass from Higuain, and as Delem shifts back to Meram and prepares to shift back to Higuain, the Crew SC winger makes his run into open space. By making this run, Meram forces Delem to decide whether he will run with him or defend Higuain.

Merams run slows Delem just enough to give Higuain the opportunity to play another one-touch pass into the space ahead of his teammate, who has gotten around the delayed defender.

With Delem out of the picture, and with slight pressure from Oniel Fisher, Meram has two immediate options: continue dribbling forward toward the middle of the field or slot a pass into Kamara who is running the channel between Seattles center backs.

Meram, still not pressured, slots the ball between Fisher and Seattles right center back Gustav Svensson, as Kamara continues running that center channel.

Now, Kamara is in a footrace with Seattles defenders. If Kamara wins this race, he will have to immediately decide what to do with the ball, be it a shot with his left foot or a quick stab forward to create more space.

Kamara decides to fire a one-time shot with his left foot, looking to beat Stefan Frei on the back post just like Crew SCs previous two goals.

Kamara is able to hit an inch-perfect ball that bangs in off of Seattles back post and in.

Take a closer look at just how tough Olas shot was.

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Anatomy of an Accident, a new publication from The Swedish Club, provides a unique insight into the huge coordinated exercise that surrounds a serious vessel casualty. Illustrating just how easily an incident can escalate; the guide explores the various parties and processes involved in dealing with an emergency situation, and the complicated interplay between the cast of professionals involved in bringing an incident to a resolution.

Developed out of The Swedish Clubs Emergency Response Training programme, Anatomy of an Accident focuses on a realistic incident scenario run by the Club with participants from important maritime services and support sectors. This approach has been designed to test how operations are affected when dealing with an incident, reinforce who is responsible for which action during an emergency, and ensure that a shipowners emergency response plan works with the individual elements interacting and supporting one another should a real life crisis occur.

The exercise was supported by DNV GL, HRS Sr-Norge, Navigate Response, The Norwegian Coastal Administration, The Norwegian Maritime Authority and T&T Salvage. The scenario covers an incident involving the fictional chemical tanker Uswidia, laden with caustic soda and caught up in the nightmare scenario of lost engine power, drifting in high winds, injured crew and eventually grounding and hull breach.

Lars A. Malm, Director, Strategic Business Development and Client Relations, said: When an accident takes place, the emergency plan comes into play, but can the operator be sure that it works? On paper it may look fine however reality is often a different matter. We need to simulate that reality, and so we developed Emergency Response Training to help ship operators become better at emergencies before they happen.

It is an immense job a company cannot hope to set up such a situation for themselves. Should an incident become a reality there is no doubt that an organisation that has been proactive in testing its established emergency plans, and made the most of the Clubs expertise and guidance, will see a big difference in the way a real-life incident is handled in terms of saving lives, protecting the environment and minimising costs in many areas, he added.

The Swedish Clubs loss prevention team is offering a series of alternative scenarios such as grounding and wreck removal, cargo damage, salvage and pollution, collision, tendering and repair, forum shopping and legal and medical scenarios. As part of the Clubs commitment to loss prevention, the training is offered to members of The Swedish Club free of charge and response to the initiative has been extremely positive.

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12. More standalone episodes

Yes, we love seeing all the docs every week, but the standalone episodes of Season 13 the ones focusing on just a few docs, at most were some of the most interesting installments.

Yes, yes, weve seen it all plane crashes, ferry crashes, earthquakes, mass shootings. Just accept the fact that Shondaland Seattle is the most catastrophe-ridden place on the planet and the fact that the disaster episodes are some of the most thrilling, memorable episodes.

We dont need these tragedies to kill off any surgeons R.I.P. Lexie and Mark. The mortal danger itself is captivating enough.

Yes, yes, weve seen it all plane crashes, ferry crashes, earthquakes, mass shootings. Just accept the fact that Shondaland Seattle is the most catastrophe-ridden place on the planet and the fact that the disaster episodes are some of the most thrilling, memorable episodes.

We dont need these tragedies to kill off any surgeons R.I.P. Lexie and Mark. The mortal danger itself is captivating enough.

Weve long since accepted that Greys Anatomy will outlive us all, and the show has proven its staying power. Season 13 held the shows quality and popularity steady, and were sure Season 14 will, too.

Plus, a 15th season puts it one season away from beating ER as the longest-running primetime medical drama in America. #goals

Weve long since accepted that Greys Anatomy will outlive us all, and the show has proven its staying power. Season 13 held the shows quality and popularity steady, and were sure Season 14 will, too.

Plus, a 15th season puts it one season away from beating ER as the longest-running primetime medical drama in America. #goals

Shonda Rhimes and her cabal of writers will soon be getting back to work to plot out Greys Anatomy Season 14 if they havent already and as fans of the show since 2005, we have high hopes for the drama to come.

In fact, weve written down those hopes to not-so-humbly submit them for consideration.

Check out the photo gallery here to see why we want Maggie and Jackson to hook up, why we want another disaster to strike Seattle, and other probably-controversial desires for Season 14.

Greys Anatomy returns for Season 14 this fall.

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GREY'S ANATOMY - "Ring of Fire" - The doctors' lives are at risk after a dangerous patient escapes the hospital room. Alex must make a hard choice in his relationship with Jo while Meredith has some big news for Nathan that brings things to a turning point, on the season finale of "Grey's Anatomy," THURSDAY, MAY 18 (8:00-9:01 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network. (ABC/Richard Cartwright) ELLEN POMPEO

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Greys Anatomyseason 13 ended with a bang, but perhaps the biggest revelation was that Owens sister Megan is still alive. Megan, who was previously engaged to Dr. Nathan Riggs, was found to be alive after missing for years and being presumed dead by everyone, including her brother and fiance. Now that Megan is alive, what will this mean for Merediths romance with Nathan?

According to TV Line, there are plenty of ways that this storyline could play out. At the end of the Greys Anatomyseason 13 finale, Meredith tells Nathan that Megan is alive and urges him to go to her, saying if Derek were still alive she would already be on her way to him. Its clear that Meredith understands the situation and wont want to stand in Nathans way of being happy with Megan. However, what about Merediths happiness?

Mere and Nathan were just getting started. They had jumped past all of their awkward relationship issues and went public with their romance. Meredith was even ready to introduce her new boyfriend to her three children. Now, everything has changed, and fans want to know how this situation will play out.

Perhaps Greys Anatomy will have Megan be so altered by her traumatic experience that she will want nothing to do with Nathan. This would free Nathan up to be with Meredith and feel less guilty about it. However, despite Megans mental and physical state, Nathan may realize that hes completely fallen for Meredith, and the two could spend season 14 being drawn to one another but trying to keep their distance for Megans sake.

Judging from a poll on the website, it looks like many viewers are hoping to see Meredith and Nathan together again during Greys Anatomyseason 14, most likely because Mere has already been through enough heartbreak in the past. It may be time for her to get a happy ending for once.

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