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THE GUARDIAN | 28th Jul 14
The new executive committee members for Mainland top flight side Young Africans Sports Club will officially resume duties with effect from Friday while replacing the incumbent ones.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th Jul 14
Tanzania's under 17 players and officials today board a Johannesburg-bound flight ahead of their return leg tie of the African Nations Youth championship qualifiers against their South African counterparts.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 27th Jul 14
Mainland champions Azam FC and Simba are among 408 well rated soccer clubs in the continent on the basis of a release by the African soccer body, CAF, yesterday. TP Mazembe of the Democratic Republic of Congo lead the list where top city club Young Africans (Yanga) did not make the list.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th Jul 14
Airtel Tanzania yesterday handed over jerseys to 18 boys' teams taking part in this year's U-17 talent scouting football tournament, the Airtel Rising Stars whose regional level matches are set to kick off in Dar es Salaam on Sunday.
THE GUARDIAN | 24th Jul 14
Taifa Stars players are expected to travel to Tukuyu where they are to re-open their training camp to gear up for the African Nations Cup playoff qualifier return leg tie against Mozambique.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd Jul 14
Tanzania Breweries Limited yesterday named four people who are lined up to visit Barcelona FC and watch one of the La Liga live game courtesy of Castle Lager sponsorship. The beneficiaries who are expected to board the flight to Barcelona later in September as named by the beer's brand manager Kabula Nshimo are Mwanza-based Theodore Karugendo, Peter Namika of Morogoro and Dar es Salaam-based duo of Joyce Mcharo and Hamidu Penza.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd Jul 14
Organisers of this year's edition of the ARS soccer have declared Saturday as the deadline for registering players who would take part in the tournament. Regions lined up for the tourney are Ilala, Kinondoni, Temeke, Mwanza, Mbeya and Morogoro.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd Jul 14
Taifa Stars' possibility of cruising into the group stage phase of this year's African Nations Cup qualifier is actually hanging on the balance after squandering a home ground advantage when they played against Mozambique in Dar es Salaam last Sunday.
THE GUARDIAN | 21st Jul 14
Substitute Isaac de Cavalho's goal three minutes to time completely spoiled Taifa Stars party as the African Nations Cup playoff qualifier first leg ended in 2-2 draw at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam yesterday.
THE GUARDIAN | 21st Jul 14
The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) secretary general Celestine Mwesigwa has extended an invitation to Airtel Tanzania to support the U-20 national soccer team. Opening a one-day directive seminar of Airtel Rising Stars in Dar es Salaam over the weekend, Mwesigwa said in a few years to come the U-20 national team will almost be an extension of Airtel Rising Stars as most of its players will be drawn from this program.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 20th Jul 14
Taifa Stars welcome Mozambique in a 2015 Orange Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) second round, first leg qualifiers complicated match at the National Stadium today. Stars need to play harder to win today in order be in a good position in the return leg to be played two weeks to come in Maputo.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 20th Jul 14
Taifa Stars face Mozambique today in the first leg of the Africa Cup of Nations pre-qualifiers whose finals are scheduled for early next year in Morocco. Taifa Stars, who enjoy a fairly lucrative sponsorship from Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) through Kilimanjaro Premium Lager brand reached this stage thanks to an emphatic win against Zimbabwe.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 20th Jul 14
One new entrant in this year's premier league season, that is, starting in the final months of 2014 into the first half of next year is Stand United FC of Shinyanga, a name that brings up some curiosity as it is non-habitually in English, and it is not a school or even city outfit.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Jul 14
A 'workshop on how best to avoid ;match- fixing in football conducted by the International Center for Support Security (ICSS) was successfully conducted in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Jul 14
South Africa's under 17 national football team, the Amajimbos have arrived in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday in readiness for their African Nations Youth qualifier tie against hosts Serengeti Boys to be played at the Chamazi Stadium tomorrow.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Jul 14
Tanzania national soccer team's camp has been highly boosted by timely arrival of the TP Mazembe striking duo of Mbwana Samata and Thomas Ulimwengu. The Lubumbashi-based duo arrived in Dar es Salaam yesterday morning to join their colleagues who are expected to arrive from their upcountry training camp in Tukuyu today.
THE GUARDIAN | 16th Jul 14
World football governing body, FIFA, is expected to dispatch its technical officials to conduct a five-day seminar for referees and physical fitness test to be held in Dar es Salaam from July 21.
THE GUARDIAN | 16th Jul 14
Coaching duo from one of the Spanish soccer giants, FC Barcelona are expected to conduct a two-day clinic for Tanzanian coaches at Karume Memorial Stadium in Dar es Salaam from early next month.
THE GUARDIAN | 16th Jul 14
Coast region-based Ruvu Shooting has lined up pre-season friendlies with domestic based sides including Mainland champions Azam FC with effect from this week. The club's spokesman Masau Bwire, said players of the team have opened a training camp at Mlandizi since last month as the next trial match will be against visiting Kigoma Combine at their backyard tomorrow.
THE GUARDIAN | 14th Jul 14
Taifa Stars' next opponent in the African Nations Cup playoff qualifier first leg encounter, Mozambique national soccer team, 'The Mambas', are expected to arrive in Dar es Salaam on Friday ahead of the Sunday duel at the National Stadium.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 13th Jul 14
Most soccer fans will today be nearing the acme of expectations tied up with the climax of the World Cup finals being staged in Brazil this year, the singularly most remarkable sports event the world over.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th Jul 14
Outgoing Simba SC chairman Ismail Aden Rage, failed to tender the club financial statement when he handed over the office to the new executive in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Rage who is also an MP for Tabora Town (CCM) said that he would hand over the financial statement of the club later, declaring that money involves a number of technical issues.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Jul 14
Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) and other 208 global member associations of world football governing body (FIFA) each stand to get $750,000 as bonus resulting from revenue generated out of the ongoing World Cup championship in Brazil.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Jul 14
Controversy surrounds the news that Mainland champions Azam FC have been invited to feature in this year's Kagame Cup championship that kicks off in Kigali on August 9. Azam are ineligible to play in this year's edition unless the Council of East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA) has decided to bend rules for eligibility of competing teams in the annual championships.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Jul 14
TP Mazembe's talismanic striker Mbwana Samata has confirmed through social media that he will be available for Taifa Stars Africa Nations Cup playoff qualifier first leg tie to be played at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam on July 20.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Jul 14
Tanzania Football Federation has pushed back the Mainland premier soccer league to September 20, the body's information officer Boniface Wambura confirmed through his e-mail message yesterday.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Jul 14
After more than six months of deliberately 'resisting' deployment of the electronic ticketing system for soccer stadiums in the country, the Tanzania Football Federation has made U-turn for the most efficient gate collection method.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Jul 14
After finishing third during their maiden premiership season in April, the Southern Highland's top rated football club of Mbeya City has embarked on polishing its squad ahead of the new season.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Jul 14
After hectic general elections that successfully ended last week in Dar es Salaam, Mainland premiership stalwarts Simba Sports Club intend to open a training camp in South Africa, the club's secretary general Ezekiel Kamwaga confirmed yesterday.
THE GUARDIAN | 8th Jul 14
Exactly one month ahead of the annual Kagame Cup championship that kicks off in the Rwandan capital, five times winners Young Africans have not confirmed to participate. Yanga's information officer Baraka Kizuguto said so far there is no communication between the host nation or the Council of East and Central Africa Football Association (CECAFA) in connection with the tournament.
THE GUARDIAN | 8th Jul 14
Mtibwa Sugar's ace striker Juma Luizio says he has already accomplished preliminary negotiations with South African top flight side of Maritzburg FC and awaits clearance from the sugar processors.
THE GUARDIAN | 8th Jul 14
Malaysian premier soccer league teams have intensified search for former Taifa Stars midfielder Abdi Kassim who has just concluded his year-long contract with UiTM club. Kassim said so far he has not made up his mind whether to extend contract with his current club or join one of the two other clubs hunting for his signature.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Jul 14
Young Africans' newly contracted coach Brazilian Marcio Maximo has extended training session for the team's players beyond public holidays as fans of the club have been left in bewilderment since he took over the team last week.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 6th Jul 14
Some discussion is going on in pavements as to the quality of the player that new Young Africans SC head coach Marcio Maximo carted with him from Brazil, named Andrey Marcel Ferreira Coutinho.
THE GUARDIAN | 4th Jul 14
Young Africans have pledged to work out on facilitating transfer of their striker Mrisho Ngasa who has been attending trials with South African top flight side of Free State Stars last week.
THE GUARDIAN | 3rd Jul 14
Tanzania national soccer team, Taifa Stars lost by 4-2 goals in a friendly international played at the National Stadium in Botswana on Tuesday night. The match was staged as a build up ahead of the African Nations qualifier playoff against Mozambique to be played mid this month.
THE GUARDIAN | 1st Jul 14
Newly elected president of Simba Sports Club Evans Aveva has made a call to all members to stay united while building up the club from wreckage. Aveva made the call soon after being declared as the club's new top boss to replace outgoing Ismail Aden Rage whose final two years of leadership was rocked by crisis and internal frictions.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Jun 14
Young Africans striker Mrisho Ngasa has unexpectedly lost a new deal to join South African top flight side of Free State Stars after his club failed to come into agreement of transfer fee.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Jun 14
Michael Wambura whose quest to vie for Simba Sports Club's presidential post failed last week was unexpectedly chased out of the Police Officers Mess before he was recalled to vote in the club's general the election yesterday.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Jun 14
Green City made full use of home ground advantage to excel in the Tanzania Breweries' recreational zonal Castle Lager tournament match against Iringa's Savannah FC by 8-3 goals.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 29th Jun 14
Simba Sports Club hold their general election today in Dar es Salaam where a new executive committee will be picked to lead the team for the next four years. Twenty seven candidates have been cleared by the electoral committee chaired by Damas Ndumbaro to contest in various positions ranging from the chairmanship to executive committee members.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th Jun 14
Former Taifa Stars coach Marcio Maximo signed a two- year contract to train former Mainland champions Young Africans (Yanga) in Dar es Salaam yesterday. Yanga secretary general Beno Njovu said that the Brazilian tactician and his assistant Leonardo Neiva Martins were introduced to the team yesterday.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th Jun 14
Lucky winners of a two-month Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup promotion left Dar es Salaam for Brazil on Thursday to watch live a quarterfinal match of the ongoing 2014 FIFA World Cup. The ticket winners from various regions of the country are entitled to free return air tickets, meals and accommodation and match tickets, courtesy of Coca-Cola which is the exclusive beverage partner of the world football governing body – FIFA.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th Jun 14
Young Africans new coach Brazilian Marcio Maximo landed at the Julius Nyerere International Airport yesterday afternoon ready to train the former Mainland champions ahead of the premiership season that kicks off in August.
THE GUARDIAN | 26th Jun 14
Striker Norbert Misana scored a hat-trick when Exim Bank recreational football side handed PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC) a comprehensive 5-2 goals demolition during a friendly match played at Karume Memorial Stadium in Dar es Salaam over the weekend.
THE GUARDIAN | 24th Jun 14
Three Simba Sports Club members appeared before the High Court in Dar es Salaam on behalf of 69 others to seek temporary injunction aimed at suspending the club's planned general election set for Sunday June 29.
THE GUARDIAN | 24th Jun 14
Taifa Stars players and officials were expected to board a flight to Gaborone today for two international friendlies as they gear up for next month's African Nations Cup play of qualifier tie against Mozambique.
THE GUARDIAN | 24th Jun 14
The fourth edition of Airtel Rising Stars teen football championship is expected to kick off on July 7, Airtel Tanzania has confirmed in Dar es Salaam yesterday. The U-17 football tournament gets underway at the grassroots level before culminating into the national finals to be held in Dar es Salaam for seven days from August 3.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 22nd Jun 14
The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has reversed its decision of suspending the Simba SC general election indefinitely and allowed it to hold the polls as scheduled, June 29. TFF information and communications officer Boniface Wambura said yesterday that the body had allowed the election to go on after receiving a letter from Simba chairman Ismail Aden Rage asking the federation to allow the club use section 26 of TFF election regulations.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 22nd Jun 14
Tension at Simba SC has continued to rise following the rejection of an appeal result from the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF), which the club electoral committee decided to ignore, a position that observers find it difficult to get to the bottom of it.
THE GUARDIAN | 19th Jun 14
Young Africans management has declined to announce the arrival of their new coach Brazilian Marcio Maximo as the club embarks on non-residential training sessions in Dar es Salaam early next week.
THE GUARDIAN | 16th Jun 14
Airtel Tanzania in collaboration with the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) will tomorrow unveil this year's under seventeen football talent scouting tournament – Airtel Rising Stars – which runs from the grassroots to the national level featuring both girls and boys.
THE GUARDIAN | 13th Jun 14
The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has come into conclusion that soccer players lack confidence and ambition to seek greener pastures outside the country. TFF technical director Salum Madadi said in an interview that Tanzania has players who can feature in any football league across the globe but poor forecast and determination locks them out.
THE GUARDIAN | 13th Jun 14
The Tanzania Football's technical official Salum Madadi said his body is closely monitoring performance of two junior players Martin Tangazi and Sosthenes Morelli who are currently in Senegal with Aspire Academy.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th Jun 14
Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) said the player identification exercise which the federation conducted recently was a success as it helped to expose and unearth many hidden football talents from across the TFF secretary general Celestine Mwesigwa and technical director Salum Madadi said although the program is regarded as waste of money and recourses by critics, the federation is happy that it has helped to scout many players.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Jun 14
Twenty coaches from various regions across the country are attending the CAF sanctioned course that started in Dar es Salaam yesterday. The Tanzania Football Federation's (TFF) vice president Wallace Karia was the guest of honour during the launching of the course exclusively for class C licensed coaches.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Jun 14
Dodoma-based 'Schalke 04' Social football team will represent Central Zone at the forthcoming finals of Tanzania Breweries recreational finals slated for early August in Dar es Salaam.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 8th Jun 14
Former Football Association of Tanzania now Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) Secretary General Colonel (retired) Ali Hassan Mwanakatwe is dead. TFF information and communication officer Boniface Wambura said yesterday that Mwanakatwe died yesterday at Lugalo Hospital in Dar es Salaam.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 8th Jun 14
The saga of the disqualified candidate Michael Wambura in the forthcoming Simba SC general election, scheduled for June 29, will be decided tomorrow by the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF).
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 8th Jun 14
Mbeya City head coach Juma Mwambusi will lead a 12 to 14 days training for Mbeya coaches especially school teachers, a training session recognized by the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF), under the aegis of the Mbeya Region Football Association (MREFA).
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Jun 14
Young Africans SC (Yanga) have confirmed that they will only sign 26 players for this seasons instead of 30 for the purpose of promoting young players from team B for the remaining four slots.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Jun 14
Mbeya City FC has said that the two years sponsorship which cost around Tsh360 million from Bin Slum Ltd will help them build a strong team for the next Mainland Premier League. Club secretary general Emmanuel Kimbe said yesterday that they obtained a huge sponsorship which will help them strength their team by signing new players.
THE GUARDIAN | 6th Jun 14
Tanzania Premier League Board (TPLB) chief executive officer (CEO) Silas Mwakibinga said good sponsorship alone is not a solution for the development of football in the country. Mwakibinga said although good sponsorship is a vital component in football development; local clubs should also have a strong technical staff with a tactical depth.
THE GUARDIAN | 5th Jun 14
Coca-Cola Tanzania today bids farewell to two best 2013 Copa Coca-Cola players, Ali Mabuyu and Juma Yusuf, who are boarding a Sao Paolo bound flight tomorrow to take part in the 2014 Brazil Copa Coca-Cola Camp that starts from June 10.
THE GUARDIAN | 4th Jun 14
Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) said it has set up a number of strategies to ensure proper development of players from the grassroots stage to graduate into the senior national team in future.
THE GUARDIAN | 3rd Jun 14
Taifa Stars are lined up against Mozambique in the first leg of the African Nations Cup playoff qualifier first leg to be played at the National Stadium between July 19 and 20 in Dar es Salaam.
THE GUARDIAN | 31st May 14
Taifa Stars arrived into Harare on Thursday, a day earlier than scheduled, with Dutch coach Maart Nooj declaring they were bracing for a tough examination in their Nations Cup eliminator at the National Sports Stadium tomorrow.
THE GUARDIAN | 31st May 14
Tanzania youth soccer side have finished third in the Africa Youth Games (AYG) in Gaborone, Botswana. The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) information officer Boniface Wambura said yesterday that the under-15 team hit South Africa 2-0 in the game staged at the SSKB Stadium in Gaborone on Friday.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th May 14
At last TP Mazembe striking duo of Mbwana Samata and Thomas Ulimwengu are expected to be in coach Mart Nooij first choice line-up in African Nations Cup qualifier playoff against Zimbabwe to be played at Harare National Stadium on Sunday.
THE GUARDIAN | 29th May 14
Sponsors of the Mainland premier soccer league, Vodacom Tanzania Ltd has awarded teams, players and officials who excelled during the just ended season in a colorful ceremony held in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday.
THE GUARDIAN | 29th May 14
Taifa Stars contingent comprising 30 players and officials were expected t board a Harare-bound flight early this morning where they are scheduled to play the return leg of the African Nations Cup playoff against hosts Zimbabwe on Saturday.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th May 14
Availability of TP Mazembe striking duo of Mbwana Samata and Thomas Ulimwengu to feature for Taifa Stars' Africa Cup of Nations play off qualifier tie in Harare this weekend has been heavily clouded by uncertainty.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th May 14
While Simba's electoral committee has disqualified Michael Wambura from contesting in the club's polls scheduled for June 29, the aspirant said he will respond on the options to take today.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th May 14
Kenya's AFC Leopards handed Mbeya City their first international loss after winning by 2-1 goals in a Nile Basin Cup preliminary round match played in Khartoum on Monday night. Despite the narrow win, marauding captain of the Kenyans, Paul Were, missed two big chances, one unbelievable! Still, it would have ended 2-0 but Deus Kaseke curved in round a poorly set wall by Leopards in a free-kick in the very last second of injury time to earn Mbeya City a consolation goal.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th May 14
Taifa Stars host visiting Malawi national soccer team at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam this afternoon. The teams are meeting for the second time in exactly three weeks having played against each other on May 4 at the Sokoine Stadium in Mbeya.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th May 14
Tanzania national under15 soccer team kicked off the ongoing ANOCA games in Gaborone impressively after handing Swaziland a comprehensive 3-0 goal rout in a match played on Sunday. The winners' goals were scored by Amani Ally after six minutes before Nasson Chanuka doubled the tally after 32 minutes as Tanzanians enjoyed a two goal half time lead.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th May 14
The management of newly promoted Ndanda FC cries foul over replica jerseys whose sales revenue benefits few businessmen who print the merchandise in big numbers. The club's chairman Athuman Kambi, who is also the chairman of Mtwara Regional Football Association and director of the club, said unscrupulous businessmen have embarked on the piracy soon after the club managed to win promotion into the top flight berth for the new season.
THE GUARDIAN | 26th May 14
Tanzania's Mbeya City fought from a goal down to edge determined Academie Tchite of Burundi 3-2 on Saturday in the opening fixture of group 'B' of the ongoing CECAFA Nile Basin Cup here in Khartoum.
THE GUARDIAN | 26th May 14
The preliminary rounds of the Tanzania Breweries Limited's backed six-a side recreational football has attracted 48 teams in Dar es Salaam over the weekend. Winner of the tourney is expected to have its team members board a flight to Barcelona via Madrid in Spain to watch soccer giants FC Barcelona playing one of the La Liga matches later this year.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th May 14
El Merreikh opened their campaign in the new Cecafa Nile Basin Cup tournament with an emphatic 3-0 win over Polisi of Zanzibar on Friday night. The match was played before a big crowd of home fans.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th May 14
The national soccer team, Taifa Stars, will lock horns against Malawi on Tuesday in a build up match at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam. Stars will use the game to prepare for the 2015 African Nations Cup (Afcon) match against Zimbabwe Warriors.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd May 14
National soccer team 'Taifa Stars' arrived safely at Tukuyu camp for preparations ahead of the Afcon preliminary round, second leg match against Zimbabwe to be played in Harare on June 1.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd May 14
Taifa Stars players and technical officials left Dar es Salaam yesterday for Tukuyu in Mbeya where they are reopening their training camp to gear up for the return leg of the African Nations Cup playoff qualifier game against Zimbabwe to be played in Harare on June 1.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd May 14
Tanzania Football Federation's (TFF) president Jamal Malinzi is expected to be the guest of honor during the beach soccer final to be held in Dar es Salaam on Sunday, the body's information officer Boniface Wambura confirmed yesterday.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd May 14
Tanzania national under-15 football team's head coach Abel Mteve said he is optimistic of winning opener against Mali in the Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa (ANOCA) Youth Games that gets underway at SSKB Stadium in Botswana today.
THE GUARDIAN | 21st May 14
The Tanzania Football Federation yesterday announced that the new Mainland premiership season will kick off on August 24. The fixture for the league is expected to be released exactly one month ahead of the kick off date.
THE GUARDIAN | 21st May 14
The Tanzania under 15 aged players have safely arrived in Gaborone on Monday in readiness for the ANOCA Games with the opening clash against Mali scheduled for May 22. The 16-players team is under coach Abel Mtweve will compete in the championship that ends on May 30.
THE GUARDIAN | 20th May 14
TP Mazembe ace striker Mbwana Samata who featured for Taifa Stars during the African Nations Cup preliminary play off qualifier match against visiting Zimbabwe at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam last Sunday, says he was personally fatigues.
THE GUARDIAN | 20th May 14
Simba Sports Club management offloaded three members who were earlier included in the electoral committee, the club's secretary general Ezekiel Kamwaga confirmed yesterday. The trio includes former secretary general Kassim Dewji, Juma Simba and Salum Madenge.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 18th May 14
The national soccer side, Taifa Stars, start their 2015 African Nations Cup (AFCON) campaign by hosting Zimbabwe Warriors in Dar es Salaam today. The Afcon preliminary round, first leg match will kick off at 4pm at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam .
THE GUARDIAN | 17th May 14
Zimbabwe's Mighty Warriors are worried of Taifa Stars ahead of their clash tomorrow in an African Nations Cup (AFCON) preliminary round, first leg showdown at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam.
THE GUARDIAN | 16th May 14
TP Mazembe striking partners Mbwana Samata and Thomas Ulimwengu are expected in Dar es Salaam tomorrow to join Taifa Stars camp ahea of Sunday's preliminary first leg qualifier tie against visiting Zimbabwe.
THE GUARDIAN | 14th May 14
In a bizarre incident the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) on Monday scrapped the FIFA-sanctioned Bagamoyo Declaration involving three-foreign players' quota for all top flight sides in the country.
THE GUARDIAN | 13th May 14
Tanzania Football Federation's dream of hosting a CAF-sanctioned international match at the Sokoine Stadium in Mbeya was shattered yesterday as an inspector from the continental body was far from being convinced.
THE GUARDIAN | 13th May 14
Four Nigerian football players were sentenced to six-month jail by Kisutu Resident Magistrate's court after pleading guilty of illegal stay in the country yesterday. Andrew Okoro and Chiku Odia appeared before Magistrate Frank Moshi and after pleading guilty they were each fined 100,000/- or serve a six-month jail term.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th May 14
THE GUARDIAN | 12th May 14
Former 25 Real Madrid soccer stars are expected to tour Tanzania at the end of August and play against Tanzania Eleven, organisers of the visit disclosed yesterday. The organiser, Dennis Sebo from TSN group of companies said the team will arrive in the country on August 21 and play against Tanzania Eleven three days later at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th May 14
The Tanzania Football Federation deeply mourns the Malawi High Commissioner Flossie Gomile-Chidyaonga who passed away on May 9 in Dar es Salaam. The diplomat died barely five days after successfully coordinating the friendly international between Tanzania national soccer team and their Malawian counterparts played at the Sokoine Stadium in Mbeya on Friday.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th May 14
Young African Sports Club has officially terminated Tandale Branch members who happened to have defaulted on the payment of their annual subscriptions with effect from last week. The club's vice president Clement Sanga said the decision to bar the members has been unanimously agreed by members of the clubs who met top deliberate on their fate.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th May 14
Tanzania's Ngorongoro Heroes host Flying Eagles of Nigeria in an African Youth Championship first leg match in Dar es Salaam this afternoon. The Under-20 second round championship will kick off at the National Stadium at 4pm.


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Jancey Smith of Princeton, Ind., will tell you that fried pork tenderloin is a staple dish among people in her state. Indiana residents know they can rely on this crispy, tender meat to appease appetites of all sizes.
What's less popularly known, however, is that fried pork tenderloin is derived from the Weiner Schnitzel. Popular in many countries and cultures, Weiner Schnitzel is most commonly found in Austria, Germany, and Poland. With boneless, thinned meat and a crispy, breaded, exterior, the Weiner Schnitzel can be made of veal, chicken, beef, turkey or even pork.
An accomplished home cook, Smith always creates a hearty home cooked meal that is cost effective, quick to prepare and above all, delicious. Here, her take on pork tenderloin varies from the traditional roasting method of preparation. Breaded in crushed saltine crackers, which yields a salty, crispy crunch, these fried pork tenderloins are sheer perfection placed between a couple slices of bread, or on a big, fluffy bulky roll.
The key to this recipe, Smith says, rests in the flattening of the pork tenderloin.
Thinning the pork to about a quarter-inch thick allows the saltines to give it a nice hearty crunch. As a bonus, these thin slices of meat will cut your overall cooking time to a mere six minutes or less on the stovetop.
Pork Tenderloin
2 pounds pork tenderloin
2 cups buttermilk
2 whole eggs
2 sleeves saltine crackers
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon kosher salt
2 cloves garlic
3 Tablespoons oil (to coat pan)
Salt and pepper to taste
Cut the tenderloin. Using a kitchen mallet or meat tenderizer, flatten to ¼-inch thick.
Create the marinade by whisking together eggs, milk, garlic, salt, pepper, and cayenne in a large bowl.
Add pork to the marinade, and let sit in a refrigerator for at least 1 hour. In a large freezer bag, crush the saltine crackers.
Smith recommends a thin, mealy texture, but feel free to experiment with leaving larger chunks. In a large skillet over medium-high heat, heat the oil.
Remove pork form marinade, dredge, or coat the pork with a thin layer of flour.
Dip pork in marinade again and coat with the crushed saltine cracker.
Fry in the large skillet for about 3-4 minutes on each side, or until golden brown. Serve hot on sandwich bread or buns.

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Sneak Peaking: Australia's Sarah Tait Roars From Behind for Women's Pair Rowing Second in London
The Aussies seemingly came out of nowhere.
Sarah Tait (and her partner Kate Hornesy) roared from the fourth position to challenge for victory in the last 500m of the Women's Pair Final Wednesday, grabbing a stunning second place finish at Eton Dorney behind host Great Britain.
"It is so exciting," said Tait. "It's such a happier moment not having to row away from the podium under the bridge and warm down after the final."
The Australian duo smashed into the 500m mark out of podium position. But midway point in the final stretch saw the pair power into the spot between the British and the World Champion New Zealand team.
"Coming through the 1500 in fourth we really fought hard to get that third place, an din the last couple of strokes, we popped out in second, which is unbelievable for us."
Even more unbelievable was the first thing Sarah saw as she powered through her final strokes: her child.
''It's amazing. How you can spot a two-year-old [among all those faces]?"
Born a year after the Beijing Summer Games, Leila, her daughter, has been nothing but a good luck charm for the mother-athlete.
And with her husband also by her side in London, who happens to be her coach, it's all smiles for the Tait family…that is, after the event ended.
''He [her husband] told me he hated every second of the race."


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Delaying the West Cobb Ninth Grade Center is a "waste," and the costs of building it later are "only going to go up," said the lone public commenter at Wednesday's Board of Education work session.
"To delay it does not make sense," said Timothy Paradiso of Powder Springs, later adding: "I think the time is now."
After in favor of pulling the center at from a $14.5 million bid package—funded by EPSLOST—that included several smaller projects: track repair and resurfacing, theater renovations, emergency generator replacement and more.
Board member Alison Bartlett led the charge, saying that the district should re-bid those smaller Harrison projects; focus first on countywide ESPLOST maintenance projects like fire protection, security, technology and air conditioners; and move the center to end of the ESPLOST list.
Other points she made include Harrison's student population declining thanks to the 2008 opening of Allatoona High to the north, and the extra strain that will be put on the hurting general fund by the upkeep costs from a new building.
Board member Lynnda Eagle fought back, noting how the project will have to be built eventually since it was approved by voters in the 2008 ESPLOST. She also said pulling projects after bids have been put out will hurt relationships with contractors, and construction costs will be higher down the road.
Something that wasn't discussed on March 22 was .
"I see spending a half a million dollars with no expectation now because of the delay of getting any return on that money," Paradiso said Wednesday. "Due to the changes now that you're going to break apart the ($14.5 million bid package), now we're going to be talking about even more money being spent. I think this is a waste."
Paradiso explained that the center was recommended by Superintendent Michael Hinojosa and the Facilities & Technology Committee. Harrison needs the expansion because it has the most portable classrooms out of Cobb's high schools, he said.
The board should bring the project back up for a vote and approve it, said Paradiso, who can be seen at the beginning of the above video.
Do you think the board should vote on the center again? Tell us in the comments.
At the end of Wednesday's meeting, Eagle also commented on the center.
She said she wanted to address the families of Harrison to "offer my regrets for the delay in the construction of the ninth-grade center."
She thanked the booster club parents and other stakeholders who have called and emailed her to ask her to push the issue back onto the agenda, and she wanted to explain why she hasn't done so, even with the costs that come with the delay.
"It takes four votes," she said. "There are only three people who supported it. I can't place it on the agenda."
She apologized for that situation but said it's a moot issue unless one of the four board members on the other side reconsiders.
Eagle represents Harrison but is set to lose it to Bartlett through , approved by the General Assembly in late March.
Up for re-election this year, Bartlett but said: "I've always done what I think is right (even if it's) not popular."
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With less than two months to the 2013 Azalea Festival, organizers continue seeking additional sponsors.
"The more sponsorships we have, the more we can offer during the Azalea Festival," said Aaron Strickland, the festival's executive director.
He lists some of the attractions and their costs for this year's Azalea Festival: Frisbee K-9s, approximately $2,500; inflatable children's attractions, approximately $2,900; area bands and other entertainment, approximately $3,000.
While the festival has funds for these scheduled events, sponsors picking up the tab for one or all of these events means the festival has additional funds for other activities and can put more money into marketing, Strickland says.
"There's no danger of the festival not happening," Strickland says, "but sponsors ease the load."
The 2013 Azalea Festival is scheduled for March 9, 10, in Drexel Park. The annual festival attracts approximately 20,000 people during the two-day event.
Strickland needs to have the sponsors committed by Jan. 28 to include them in the festival's promotional materials.
The festival also seeks more arts & crafts vendors. Strickland has a full booking of food vendors but has additional spaces available for crafts vendors.
Wild Adventures will provide an element of this year's entertainment. The theme park will present animal encounters and activities, Strickland says.
This year's festival will include a motorcycle show on Saturday, March 9, and a car show on Sunday, March 10.
For more information on sponsorships, vendor spots, etc., contact Aaron Strickland, (229) 269-9381; or azaleafestival.com
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More tornadoes were spotted in south-central Nebraska overnight and some flash flooding causes problems for portions of the northeast part of the state.
Tornadoes hit parts of Webster, Adams and Clay counties again Thursday night but no major damage was reported this time.
National Weather Service Meteorologist Steve Kisner says at least three tornadoes were reported between nine and 10:30 p.m. Her says the twisters stayed in rural areas and outside of communities and caused no major damage.
Although some tree damage was reported in Webster County.
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downed large trees, blocking several city streets in Albion. Flash flooding in the Pender area washed out back roads between Pender and Thurston.
Flooding also shut down U.S. Highway 77 near Winnebago.
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A Conversation With NYC Schools Chancellor Joel Klein
Klein discussed the roles of city government and the private sector in school reform.
"America's High Schools: What Works? What's Next?" These questions were the focus of U.S.News & World Report's first education summit held in October 2008 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. U.S. News invited Joel Klein, chancellor of New York City schools, to discuss these questions based on his experience with the NYC school system—a system that encompasses 1.1 million students, 83,000 teachers, and a $15 billion budget. Last year, the New York City school system was awarded the Broad Prize for Urban Education, one of the nation's most prestigious awards for improved urban school districts.
The following are excerpts from Klein's conversation with U.S. News Editor Brian Kelly.
On what works in high school reform:
The most important thing that we can do to change high school outcomes is improve the education of kids before they get to high school. People who have a high school-only strategy are going to fail. And the second most important thing is, we have got to finally crack open the nut and say, these are the standards and these are the assessments of what it means to have successfully completed high school. Anybody can get you a high school degree; all they need to do is keep lowering the standards, and more and more kids will graduate. We're fooling ourselves, and it's time to get serious about national standards and national assessments. Some of the things we did do there were very powerful, like this alternative certification, where we brought in every year 2,000 teachers from Teach for America and other programs like that. Those things have had a huge impact. But I just think that we're kidding ourselves if we don't understand the dimensions of the challenge and that it's going to take bold, controversial leadership that's willing to take risks—and when you take risks, not everything you do is going to turn out exactly how you want it. But the status quo is not working for poor kids; it's not working for a lot of kids in America.
On No Child Left Behind:
I think it's been very influential. Accountability implies there will be winners and losers, but in the absence of it, you're not going to move large systems forward, so, for that, I give NCLB good marks. I do think we could change the accountability system. I do think having 50 different states with 50 different sets of standards and 50 different assessments makes no sense. Look around, globally. The world in which Intel competes is a world in which there's going to be increasing global competition, and our competitors are demanding more and more rigor in their standards. You know, I know the old song that we'll never have national standards; you know, the Republicans don't do national, and the Democrats don't do standards. But this is a time of change in our nation. And we've got to get serious about this, and I really think there is an opportunity here. One way to ensure national assessments is to do it at a national level and to bring people together and to make the kind of investments, and one way to ensure the best standards is to really benchmark our standards against global standards.
NCLB does focus on testing, and while I think these tests need to be improved, I will tell you the amazing thing in our city is, if I show you eighth-grade test scores, I can predict, almost to a percentage point, what the likelihood-of-graduation rate will be. So, people want to debunk testing a lot, and I'll be the first to tell you that tests need to be improved—that's why I want national assessments—on the other hand, we're kidding ourselves if we don't think these tests are giving us a reasonably accurate prediction of whether we're getting our kids ready for—at least in New York City—ready for graduation with a regent's diploma, which is a meaningful standard.
On the role of city government in school reform:
We know for a fact that large, urban cities are not working, and they're particularly not working for kids that grew up in poverty, kids of color, recent immigrants. And those kids, no matter what you look at—you look at the NAEP scores over the last 25 years, since "A Nation at Risk"—basically, that gap has not moved. And it's being intensified by a global achievement gap as well.


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You know it's serious by its name. What's on it? Maple Fennel Sausage, Pepper Jack Cheese, North Country Bacon, Feather Ridge Farm Eggs between two Buckwheat Pancakes. Yuuuummmm.
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This supplement has been used in connection with the following health conditions:Weight ManagementSee Related Concerns (1)CloseObesityDose: 3.2 to 4.2 grams dailyThough the evidence is conflicting, some studies have shown CLA to be effective at helping people lose body fat. (more)Athletic PerformanceDose: Refer to label instructionsConjugated linoleic acid may play a role in reducing body fat. Research has reported that CLA supplementation produces minor gains in muscle size and strength in weight-training men.(more)Prostate SupportSee Related Concerns (1)CloseProstate CancerDose: Refer to label instructionsPreliminary research suggests that CLA might reduce the risk of cancers at several sites, including breast, prostate, colorectal, lung, skin, and stomach.(more)Women's HealthSee Related Concerns (1)CloseBreast CancerDose: Refer to label instructionsPreliminary research suggests that CLA might reduce breast cancer risk.(more)ObesityDose: 3.2 to 4.2 grams dailyA double-blind trial found that exercising individuals taking 1,800 mg per day of conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) lost more body fat after 12 weeks than did a similar group taking a placebo.1 However, two other studies found that amounts of CLA from 0.7 to 3.0 grams per day did not affect body composition.2, 3 Most double-blind trials have found that larger amounts of CLA, 3.2 to 4.2 grams per day, do reduce body fat;4, 5, 6, 7 however, one double-blind study of experienced strength-training athletes reported no effect of 6 grams per day of CLA on body fat, muscle mass, or strength improvement.8References
1. Thom E, Wadstein J, Gudmundsen O. Conjugated linoleic acid reduces body fat in healthy exercising humans. J Int Med Res 2001;29:392-6.
2. Mougios V, Matsakas A, Petridou A, et al. Effect of supplementation with conjugated linoleic acid on human serum lipids and body fat. J Nutr Biochem 2001;12:585-94.
3. Zambell KL, Keim NL, Van Loan MD, et al. Conjugated linoleic acid supplementation in humans: effects on body composition and energy expenditure. Lipids 2000;35:777-82.
4. Riserus U, Berglund L, Vessby B. Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) reduced abdominal adipose tissue in obese middle-aged men with signs of the metabolic syndrome: a randomised controlled trial. Int J Obes Relat Metab Disord 2001;25:1129-35.
5. Smedman A, Vessby B. Conjugated linoleic acid supplementation in humans-metabolic effects. Lipids 2001;36:773-81.
6. Blankson H, Stakkestad JA, Fagertun H, et al. Conjugated linoleic acid reduces body fat mass in overweight and obese humans. J Nutr 2000;130:2943-8.
7. Whigham LD, Watras AC, Schoeller DA. Efficacy of conjugated linoleic acid for reducing fat mass: a meta-analysis in humans. Am J Clin Nutr 2007;85:1203-11.
8. Kreider RB, Ferreira MP, Greenwood M, et al. Effects of conjugated linoleic acid supplementation during resistance training on body composition, bone density, strength, and selected hematological markers. J Strength Cond Res 2002;16:325-34.Athletic PerformanceDose: Refer to label instructions
Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) is a slightly altered form of the essential fatty acid linoleic acid. Animal research suggests an effect of CLA supplementation on reducing body fat.1, 2 Controlled human research has reported that 5.6 to 7.2 grams per day of CLA produces only non-significant gains in muscle size and strength in experienced and inexperienced weight-training men.3, 4, 5 A double-blind study of a group of trained men and women reported reduced body fat in the upper arm after 12 weeks of supplementation with 1.8 grams per day of CLA.6 Further research using more accurate techniques for measuring body composition is needed to confirm these findings.References
1. West DB, Delany JP, Camet PM, et al. Effects of conjugated linoleic acid on body fat and energy metabolism in the mouse. Am J Physiol 1998;275:R667-72.
2. Park Y, Albright KJ, Liu W, et al. Effect of conjugated linoleic acid on body composition in mice. Lipids 1997;32:853-8.
3. Ferreira M, Krieder R, Wilson M. Effects of CLA supplementation during resistance training on body composition and strength. J Strength Conditioning Res 1998;11:280.
4. Kreider RB, Ferreira MP, Greenwood M, et al. Effects of conjugated linoleic acid supplementation during resistance training on body composition, bone density, strength, and selected hematological markers. J Strength Cond Res 2002;16:325-34.
5. Lowery LM, Appicelli PA, Lemon PWR. Conjugated linoleic acid enhances muscle size and strength gains in novice bodybuilders. Med Sci Sport Excer 1998;30:S182 [abstract]
6. Thom E, Wadstein J, Gudmundsen O. Conjugated linoleic acid reduces body fat in healthy exercising humans. J Int Med Res 2001;29:392-6.Prostate CancerDose: Refer to label instructionsPreliminary animal and test tube research suggests that conjugated linoleic acid might reduce the risk of cancers at several sites, including breast, prostate, colorectal, lung, skin, and stomach.1, 2, 3, 4References
1. Cesano A, Visonneau S, Scimeca JA, et al. Opposite effects of linoleic acid and conjugated linoleic acid on human prostatic cancer in SCID mice. Anticancer Res 1998;18:1429-34.
2. Thompson H, Zhu Z, Banni S, et al. Morphological and biochemical status of the mammary gland as influenced by conjugated linoleic acid: implication for a reduction in mammary cancer risk. Cancer Res 1997;57:5067-72.
3. Ip C. Review of the effects of trans fatty acids, oleic acid, n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids, and conjugated linoleic acid on mammary carcinogenesis in animals. Am J Clin Nutr 1997;66(suppl):1523S-29S [review].
4. Parodi PW. Cows' milk fat components as potential anticarcinogenic agents. J Nutr 1997;127:1055-60 [review].Breast CancerDose: Refer to label instructions
Preliminary animal and test tube research suggests that CLA might reduce the risk of cancers at several sites, including breast, prostate, colorectal, lung, skin, and stomach.1, 2, 3, 4 Whether CLA will have a similar protective effect for people has yet to be demonstrated in human research.References
1. Cesano A, Visonneau S, Scimeca JA, et al. Opposite effects of linoleic acid and conjugated linoleic acid on human prostatic cancer in SCID mice. Anticancer Res 1998;18:1429-34.
2. Thompson H, Zhu Z, Banni S, et al. Morphological and biochemical status of the mammary gland as influenced by conjugated linoleic acid: implication for a reduction in mammary cancer risk. Cancer Res 1997;57:5067-72.
3. Ip C. Review of the effects of trans fatty acids, oleic acid, n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids, and conjugated linoleic acid on mammary carcinogenesis in animals. Am J Clin Nutr 1997;66(suppl):1523S-29S [review].
4. Parodi PW. Cows' milk fat components as potential anticarcinogenic agents. J Nutr 1997;127:1055-60 [review].
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Seen on twitter: "I just checked into the @McDonald's #HotNSpicy McChicken commercial and earned points via #ViggleTV!"
Seriously, people. Pause. Take a deep breath. Not only did I not need to know that, it is not the way of the future. Why can't we focus our entrepreneurial "genius" on medical breakthroughs, fixing bridges, building rail, building schools, affordable housing, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, competent government, and stuff like that?
I think I commented here before that Twitter is the CB radio of the internet. Lots of garbage but occasionally you can get some useful info about where Smokey is. I guess it depends on who you follow? The political pundits use it mainly for career promos, links to their articles and TV appearances. As a neo-Luddite who makes a good living in tech, weren't we all better off before this cable TV/internet thing came along? I seem to recall hundreds of thousands marching in DC to protest the Vietnam war, before email, websites, cell phones, and cable TV.
Good observations. And yes,
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Good observations. And yes, who you follow makes a difference in the signal to noise ratio. I find Twitter most useful for breaking news or live event summary coverage, although breaking news updates are frequently full of bogus info.
Sort of like breaking news
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Sort of like breaking news updates on cable TV news. (Ah, the heady days of NFIB vs. Sebelius, when Fox trumpeted "SUPREME COURT STRIKES DOWN OBAMACARE... UM... WAIT WE DIDN'T READ PAGE 2.")
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Jack Corley joins Custom Essence as President of their new division "Custom Essence Naturals."
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As part of its 5 year growth initiative and their goal to assume the leadership position in the natural fragrance category to support the fast growing natural personal care market, Custom Essence has announced the creation of a new fragrance division called Custom (Essence) Naturals.
Heading this division will be Jack Corley, former President of Royal Aromatics and Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Trilogy Fragrances/ Symrise PureScents. Commenting on the addition of Jack to the Custom Essence team, Prashun Patel, President of Custom Essence said, Jack is very well known in the natural personal care industry and remains an important factor in helping to define and develop the natural fragrance category in North America. We have known and watched Jack for years and with his stewardship we will be able to achieve our goal of becoming the leader in the Natural Fragrance category in North America.
Prior to his career at Royal/Trilogy/PureScents, Jack spent 21 years with IFF finishing his career there in 2002 as Vice President, Global Strategic Sourcing. He is currently Chairman of the Natural Product Association Personal Care Workgroup and a Joint Committee Member of the NSF 384 and NSF 305 ANSI Standards Group. He is a published author of numerous articles addressing the Natural/Sustainable/Green Personal Care category and a featured speaker at Industry Trade shows and events. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the Leon Hess Business School at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, N.J.
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Larry Levy, founder and chairman of Levy Restaurants, owner of Spiaggia.
I have always been passionate about Italy - the wine, the food, the people and the culture. My dream to bring my passion for Italy back to my hometown of Chicago started with a trip to the Mediterranean beach of Forti di Marmi. I went there to purchase granite and marble Vando for the building I was planning on the famed corner of Oak Street and Michigan Avenue, but I returned with much more.
The idea for Spiaggia, which means beach in Italian, came to me as I observed the Italian families from near and far relaxing on the beautiful beaches and savoring the delicious cooking of the seaside restaurants and cafes in Forti di Marmi. I began to envision an authentic Italian restaurant in Chicago as the centerpiece of my new building overlooking Chicago's Oak Street Beach on the shores of Lake Michigan. I imagined romantics proposing marriage, families celebrating special occasions, and companies toasting their biggest deals.
As I began construction at the One Magnificent Mile address in 1980, I found Chef Tony Mantuano, the maestro who would orchestrate the creation of a Downtown Chicago dining jewel. Chef Tony Mantuano is now a major star on the world's food stage. His innate brilliance and creativity inspires his talented staff, the guests he serves each day, and me.
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Why hire an accountant if you can file your taxes yourself? We take a look at four prominent online tax preparation services to find the best for you.
According to a new study from Nielsen, tax-related Web sites were viewed by 53 million Americans in February alone.
Intuit TurboTax Online Deluxe 2007 is a terrific tax-preparation service that's sure to please longtime TurboTax users tired of software installations.
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Unlike its desktop counterpart, we encountered problems testing H&TaxCut Online Premium 2006. The interface is relatively friendly overall, but you'll save money with TaxAct Online for super simple returns and get more assistance with complex returns from Intuit TurboTax Premier Online.
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