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• About that first-round pick... With all of the name-brand talent available, why did I take Michael Bennett second overall? Going in, I made it a point to get either the best pass rusher, offensive tackle or cornerback with my first pick, especially given the lack of quarterback options. And when I looked at the options available at those positions, Bennett stood out to me as the best player. He's young and still progressing as a pass rusher, and he's a complete end; he can play the run too. Every other realistic option at that spot came with questions, in my mind, but Bennett doesn't. He put together an excellent 2012, and I expect that to continue. Another motivating factor is that when I looked at the options before the draft started, I realized that there was probably more viable talent to fit a 4-3 defense, which is why I went for a traditional end for that scheme instead of Paul Kruger.
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Are Arab Jews Extinct?
by Naava Mashiah, guest contributor
A man holds a misbaha in the old city of Jerusalem. (photo: Flavio Grynszpan/Flickr, cc by 2.0)
The growing rift between Israel and the Arab world makes it hard to imagine that Jews and Arabs once coexisted across the Middle East. At one point these identities could be found not only in the same neighborhood, but even in the same person.
Is it an oxymoron to be an Arab Jew? An Arab Jew refers either to a Jew living in the Arab world or one whose ancestors came from Arab countries. This term flourished once in the Middle East but is not widely known today. Not long ago there were Jews living in the cities of the Middle East who were integrated into their societies and held influential roles in their communities and economies.
My grandfather, Baba Yona Mashiah, was such a figure in Baghdad. He was, I would say, an Arab Jew. My childhood was sprinkled with stories of his grand personality, power and business acumen. He was a prominent land and real-estate developer and in the 1940s contributed to building "Baghdad el Jedidah," a chic neighborhood in the Baghdad suburbs. His partners were mostly Muslim and some were prominent government officials.
Over the years I have accumulated stories about Baba Yona like pearls on a string and play with these beads, just as he played with the beads on his misbaha, the traditional Muslim prayer beads. My father recalled how he used to accompany my grandfather, who was also known by the Arabic name Abu Fuad, to meetings in cafés and the respect that people showed him.
Baba Yona was an integrated member of Baghdad society and its business world, yet he was a Jew.
In the 1950s the Jews of Baghdad experienced an exodus from Iraq. A reluctant exodus, I would claim, which was brought about by a combination of increasing Zionism, anti-Semitic propaganda, envy of the privileged life Jews had when Iraq was under British control and the creation of Israel. The displacement of thousands of Palestinians and the humiliating defeat of the Arab armies were the final blow.
Life had become unbearable for the Jews and even those who had wanted to stay were compelled to leave. Jews were assumed to be a fifth column and turned into scapegoats following the defeat of Arab armies by the Israeli Defense Forces. Baba Yona watched his empire crumble. His peer and neighbor, Mr. Addas, another influential Jew, was hung in the square. He himself was imprisoned for three months, accused of having Zionist connections.
At a certain point the Iraqi government offered a deal for Jews, inviting them to escape to Israel if they would renounce their citizenship and relinquish their property. Baba Yona was forced to leave Baghdad with over 100,000 other Jews to the one country that would accept them at the time — Israel. Ironically, the Zionists, whose movement played a part in alienating Muslims from their Jewish compatriots, were there to save them.
So as they were airlifted out of Baghdad, did my nine year-old father know where he was headed? Was it en route to Cyprus and during the eventual landing in Israel that he stopped being an Arab Jew?
In Israel, the younger generations became embarrassed by their Arabic-speaking parents. My father, Sabah, was given a Hebrew name, Shaul, but his brother who had arrived in his late teens, too late for a name change, is called Jamil until this very day.
In fact, my father's Arab identity was totally effaced in Israel. It was a combination of external pressures and self denial. Thus he became successfully integrated into the dominant culture in Israel of that period.
My interest in my Arab roots began about ten years ago when I established my business, which focuses on economic cooperation between Israel and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Many Israelis asked me why I had chosen to do so. The notion that Israel should forge economic ties with other countries in the MENA region is not self-evident within Israeli society.
Their questions led me to excavate my own identity and connect with my grandfather's world. I am discovering more and more young Jews like myself who have been able to distance themselves from their parents traumatic experiences and proudly reclaim their Arab roots.
I recall one day when I brought home old records of Abdul Wahab, a famous Egyptian singer, and put them on the phonograph. My father Shaul transformed back to Sabah and sang all the words. He did not understand how I could be interested in this music. My curiosity for the poetry and music is deep-rooted to an extent that baffles him.
Today when I ask my father if my grandfather was an Arab Jew and he proclaims, "No way, there is no such thing," I beg to differ.
Naava Mashiah is CEO of M.E. Links, focused on the transfer of technology from Israel to the MENA region, Senior Consultant at ISHRA and the editor of MEDABIZ.
A version of this article was published by the Common Ground News Service on January 17, 2012. Copyright permission is granted for publication.
The Three Christmases of the Holy Land
by Taline Voskeritchian, guest contributor
Iraqi Christian girls attend Christmas Mass at Chaldean Catholic Church in Amman, Jordan on December 25, 2011. (photo: Ali Jarekji/Reuters)
In the lands between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River, the first of three Christmas celebrations was on December 24, the Christmas of the English, or so we thought of it then in the years of my adolescence. My family — ethnic Armenians, Christians by subscription more than piety — had settled in Jordan, a largely Muslim country, where I grew into adulthood, pulled this way and that by the three Christmases of the Holy Land. Of course it was a misnomer to call it the Christmas of the English because December 24 was celebrated by Catholic and Protestant Arabs as well.
In those days, in the 1950s and 1960s, the Middle East was a very different place from what it has become of late. Unlike the Christians of Iraq today, we had little fear, did not hide our religious affiliation but did not brag about it either. In the Holy Land of those times, celebrations of Christmas were for us and Muslims, at least at our post-colonial school which had been run for many years by English missionaries; it had a mixed student body of Christians and Muslims.
For me, the home of the English Christmas was the Ahliyyah School for Girls, which I attended after third grade and all the way to the end. The Ahliyyah, which is still a thriving school, was the successor to the Christian Missionary School, whose British headmistress was whisked away in the wake of the 1956 Suez Canal Crisis. The school's name was changed, as well as the board. The Christmas celebrations persisted.
The Nameless, Faceless 1,027 Palestinian Prisoners and One Named Israeli Soldier
by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
On the surface, it seems like the Palestinians and Hamas won a major victory in today's exchange of prisoners. Gilad Shalit, one Israeli soldier, in exchange for more than a thousand Palestinians. The numbers are theirs to claim. How could Palestinians not be declared the victors?
With all this media coverage, I really only know one name. The general public truly only knows one name. One face. One set of parents. One human story of drama and pain and sacrifice. I know Gilad Shalit. He's my son and my brother and my friend. He's the child I would sit out in the rain and the blazing sun to protect and bring home. I ache for his family and his country. He's human, he's real, he's flesh and blood.
With the Palestinian prisoners, I don't know the name of one person. We don't know the name of one person. No headlines in the papers or blogs exclusively devoted to the single surname of a Palestinian prisoner returned to her family. I know only numbers and politics and negotiators. I don't know the woman above. We don't know her. The story of a daughter and a sister and a mother and a wife. We don't identify with her because she has remained faceless, nameless, lost. How long has she spent inside an Israeli prison? How long has her family begged their government to make a deal for an exchange? She goes unnoticed and unnamed by all of us.
Even the description of the photojournalist doesn't identify her but names one man:
"A Palestinian prisoner hugs relatives after arriving in Mukata following her release on October 18, 2011 in Ramallah, West Bank. Israeli Defense Forces soldier Gilad Shalit was freed after being held captive for five years in Gaza by Hamas militants, in a deal which saw Israel releasing more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners."
This is the tragedy of the circumstances. When the dust settles and history remains our only chronicler, we will remember the name of Gilad Shalit — a young man who spent five years in Palestinian cell — but not the name of this one Palestinian woman. And we will remember that the Palestinians received 1,027 people in return. Numbers get confused in our memories, but the story and image of one individual, one life worth retrieving, will remain with us forever.
But, now at least, I know her face. We see the love of a family and the pain of return. And, even though it's not the equivalent, it's a beginning. The Palestinian leadership would do well to remember this, and so should the media, including us.
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The problem starts with the ridiculous crowns we claimed for ourselves and with the hypocrisy, emptiness, and blindness characterizing them. … Who isn't against terror and for Shalit's release? But that same sobbing society did not for a moment ask itself, with honesty and with courage, why Shalit was captured. It did not for a moment say to itself, with courage and with honesty, that if it continued along the same path there will be many more Gilad Shalits, dead or captured. In successive elections it voted, again and again, for centrist and right-wing governments, the kind that guarantee that Shalit will not be the last. It tied yellow ribbons and supported all of the black flags. And no one ever told it, with courage and with honesty: Shalit is the unavoidable price of a state that chooses to live by the sword forever.
—Gideon Levy, from his op-ed in Haaretz, "Shalit Is Returning to a State in Psychosis"
A stark contrast to the perspective of Yossi Klein Halevi and the quotation we posted from his latest piece on Gilad Shalit's release and the trading of prisoners with Hamas. Both should be read.
Photo by Erin Nekervis/Flickr, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
~Trent Gilliss, senior editor
For more than a year the Shalits have lived in a tent near the prime minister's office. When I walked nearby I would avoid the protest encampment, ashamed to be opposing the campaign. This past Israeli Independence Day, though, I saw a crowd gathered around the tent, and wandered over. "GILAD IS STILL ALIVE," banners reminded: It's not too late to save him. Inside the tent, Noam and Aviva were sitting with family and friends, singing the old Zionist songs. I wanted to shake Noam's hand, tell him to be strong, but I resisted the urge. I didn't deserve the privilege of comforting him.
I wanted to tell Noam what we shared. As it happens, my son served in the same tank unit as Gilad, two years after he was kidnapped. I wanted to tell Noam that that was the real reason I couldn't bear thinking about his family. That in opposing the mass release of terrorists for Gilad, it was my son I was betraying.
—Yossi Klein Halevi, from "Everyone's Son" in Tablet
This beautifully written essay is poignant, well-reasoned, and honest. And perhaps that's what makes me so uncomfortable about this necessary read. Yossi Klein Halevi, whom On Being recently interviewed during our trip to Israel and the West Bank, puts you inside the difficult mindset of those Israelis who are frightened about giving ground to Hamas and Hezbollah, even at the expense of their own families, and yet lauds the decision of a benevolent state and its "hard leaders" to release 1,027 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for one Israeli, Galid Shalit.
~Trent Gilliss, senior editor
Now this is a graphic worth pondering and wrapping your mind around. What a wealth of information from the National Post:
Graphic: What would a Palestinian state look like?
As the Palestinian Authority's at the UN moves forward, the Post looks at what a Palestinian state would look like. For a large version of this graphic, download the PDF here
~reblogged by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
Sari Nusseibeh Discovers God in Cambodia
by Nancy Rosenbaum, producer
Bayon Temple in Angkor Thom, Cambodia (photo: Ran Phang/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
Palestinian philosopher Sari Nusseibeh comes from one of the oldest families on record in Jerusalem. His Muslim ancestors have been in the Holy Land since at least the seventh century. Earlier this year, Nusseibeh traveled to Cambodia where he glimpsed inside another ancient civilization. And it was there, as he tells it in the audio link above, that he had an epiphany about God:
"One thing that struck me was the four faces in many of the gates that were on those temples of Buddha. I was asking the guide what they stood for. He said, "Care, compassion, charity, and equality are the four faces of Buddha in those temples. And as he said them I just felt, to me, this is God. And I'm not a Buddhist."
Listen to more of our interview with Sari Nusseibeh in this week's show, "The Evolution of Change."
Picasso in Palestine for the Very First Time: An Interview with Khaled Hourani
by Nancy Rosenbaum, producer
All photos courtesy of the Van Abbemuseum
This summer, for the first time, an original painting by Pablo Picasso was exhibited in the West Bank city of Ramallah. What's the big deal, right? Museums and galleries loan each other works of art all the time. But in Israel and the West Bank, where politics, borders, and security concerns rule the day, organizing a public exhibition of Picasso's $7.1 million "Buste de Femme" turned out to be no easy feat. Who would insure the painting? How could its physical security be guaranteed? How would it be transported across military checkpoints?
For the last two years, Khaled Hourani has been doggedly figuring out answers to those questions together with the Van Abbemuseum in Holland. Hourani is arts director at the International Academy of Art Palestine (IAAP) in Ramallah where the "Buste de Femme" was on display. The Van Abbemuseum holds Picasso's painting in its collection. Theirs is a story of a cross-cultural team triumphing over bureaucratic hurdles.
The Van Abbemuseum sent us over one hundred pictures documenting the painting's careful voyage from Holland to Ramallah. The photographs tell their own story with the "Buste de Femme" as a silent, cipher-like protagonist. The painting is a magnet for attention and inspection and yet it also seems a little lonely and plaintive as it winds its way through customs and checkpoints into the IAAP's exhibition room.
We reached out to Hourani to learn why he wanted to exhibit a single Picasso painting in Ramallah, and how the experience of working on this project affected him personally. Here's his answers to my questions via email:
Staff at the Van Abbemuseum in Holland prepare the "Buste de Femme" for its journey to Ramallah. (photo: Perry van Duijnhoven)
Why Picasso?
There are several reasons for this choice. The students of the Art Academy were at the center of the selection process from its early stages. The students voted in full consensus for Picasso as an artist and for the chosen painting in particular.
The Academy conducted a thorough research in Palestine about "who is the most popular international artist in our region?" The answer was Picasso. I recall asking my mother about the most well-known artist or painting she favored. Her answer was Picasso as an artist, and "Mona Lisa" as her favorite painting.
I had other personal reasons for selecting Picasso. His name was carved in the memory of my childhood in the early stages of my upbringing. When I was a child and used to paint, my teachers nicknamed me "Picasso." Later in my life, when I started working, the name Picasso accompanied me. In our culture it is very popular to give a nickname to someone after a well-known figure; and, for me, Picasso became my nickname.
When I listened to the show on the Palestinian camps and found out people could move out, but many do not for several reasons, I started to think of my relatives who choose to remain on the reservation in spite of the poverty. They do not want to leave the cultural and traditional ties they now have.
—Louise Thundercloud added this intriguing comment on our Facebook page to this week's show, "Pleasure More Than Hope: Inside Aida Camp."
~Trent Gilliss, senior editor
Dreams and Nightmares from Aida Camp, in Black and White
by Trent Gilliss, senior editor + Susan Leem, associate producer
Mohammad Al Azzeh is a resident of Aida refugee camp whom we met while conducting interviews in the West Bank city of Bethlehem this past March. The 21-year-old Palestinian has been actively involved in Lajee Center, a cultural center in the heart of this neighborhood, and now manage its gallery and photography department.
His interest in photography and documenting the human condition within Aida was fostered as a teenager at the center when Rich Wiles, an English photographer, worked with ten 15-20 year olds to create a project titled "Dreams and Nightmares." Each participant took two pictures: one of a dream, a hope, and the other of a nightmare, a fear.
In the audio above Mohammad describes his art and following are his two photos with captions:
"My dream is to be a famous footballer and be the captain of the Palestinian team."
"I have nightmares about being taken away to an occupation prison. During the nights the soldiers come to the camp and arrest many children. This means that we cannot continue our studies."


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Has anyone or can anyone port this lockscreen for the moto droid? I figured it can be done by the many outstanding things people can do..
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Has anyone or can anyone port this lockscreen for the moto droid? I figured it can be done by the many outstanding things people can do..
puzzle piece lock screen??
sorry i have been out of the loop for a bit
i think its for the samsung fascinate. I would like to see it for the moto droid. And im sure im not the only one...:motdroidvert:
oh ok i havent seen it yet
Is this the lock screen you are seeking? I am looking for it as well...
Yes that is the one. I like it because if you have a text message, a little puzzle piece pops up. All you have to do is fit the puzzle and it takes you to the message.. i would like that ported for the moto droid and or droid X. Can anybody help???
i have the puzzle zip file i used to flash on my fascinate when a theme i had didnt have have it. i can send it to some if they to try to port it just pm if you want it
if thats what you are looking for, you can download widget locker from the market...its like $2 i think, but you can add a slider that will take you directly to the messaging app, or any other app you want. seriously worth it, plus give you rotary lock screen, sence, and i*hone unlock sliders. and widgets and apps can be put on the lock screen, change lockscreen wallpaper seperate from home screens, get rid of haptic feedback on unlock, ect. plus i heard the DEV is working on some others so the puzzle piece may come in the future.
I use handscent sms. It is free in the market. My phone is locked because my daughter likes to play on it. When a message comes in, it automatically shows on the screen even though the phone is locked. I can reply,and once I am done, it is locked.
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In 2009, it looked like the Tennessee football program would become Southern Cal East. Now it appears the whole UT athletic department is becoming Alabama North.
Alabama linebackers coach and assistant head coach Sal Sunseri has officially joined the Tennessee staff as defensive coordinator. The coach landed a three-year deal in Knoxville worth $800,000 per season.
"Sal has had unparalleled success over the last decade in not only contributing to team and unit success, but also in his ability to motivate and develop elite individual talent," Derek Dooley said via press release. "His combination of defensive knowledge, recruiting success, high-energy personality, ability to connect with players and personal integrity and character make him an exceptional fit for Tennessee."
Sunseri — as well as defensive line coach Lance Thompson — coached under Nick Saban at Alabama. Dooley coached under Saban at LSU and with the NFL's Miami Dolphins. The Tennessee athletic department is headed up by former Tide associate AD Dave Hart and a number of his former UA aides. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em.
For Dooley, Sunseri is a quality hire. And a much needed one considering the turnover on his staff in recent weeks. The fact that the Vols' new defensive coordinator just won a BCS title with Bama on Monday can't hurt on a big recruiting weekend.
Now the question is — does Thompson stay or does he bolt for South Carolina? His name has come up in connection with the Gamecocks' linebackers vacancy.
Sunseri's departure from Tuscaloosa leaves Saban with two holes to fill on his staff: offensive coordinator and linebackers. Brian Schottenheimer, Doug Nussmeier and Dirk Koetter are in the running for the OC job.
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Spiced Carrot Cake
The only thing missing from this light dessert is a guilty conscience.
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- 1/4 cup vegetable oil, plus more for pan
- 1 cup (spooned and leveled) all-purpose flour, plus more for pan
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cardamom, or 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 large eggs
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/3 cup packed light-brown sugar
- 1/3 cup low-fat plain yogurt
- 1 cup finely shredded, packed (about 2 medium) carrots
- Quick Glaze, or confectioners' sugar
Step 1
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Brush an 8-inch round cake pan with oil. Place a round of waxed or parchment paper in the bottom; brush with oil, and dust with flour, tapping out excess. Set aside.
Step 2
In a medium bowl, whisk flour, baking soda, cardamom, and salt; set aside. In a small bowl, whisk eggs, sugars, yogurt, and oil until smooth. Gently mix egg mixture into dry ingredients until moistened; mix in carrots. Transfer batter to prepared pan.
Step 3
Bake until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean, 40 to 45 minutes (if browning too quickly, tent cake with aluminum foil). Cool in pan, 15 minutes. Turn out of pan, remove paper, and cool completely on a rack, right side up. Apply glaze, or dust with confectioners' sugar.
Everyday Food, January/February 2006Reviews (18)
Mariam1020 Jan, 2014
I baked this cake a couple of days ago and it turned out perfect! It is very moist but light and flavorful. I didn't have low fat yogurt so I used full fat instead (I personally don't think it makes a difference). Two days later and the cake is still moist and rich! Will definitely be making this again.
2Herms1 Apr, 2013
My family and I really enjoyed this cake. After reading the other comments a was worried about it being dry so I was generous with the oil and yogurt (plain goat's milk). I only had a 9" pan so it baked for just 30 min. and was nice and moist. The glaze took about 3tsp water to be thin enough to drizzle.
pamash30 Mar, 2013
Excellent cake. Moist and tender with great flavor. I used Kefir in place of yogurt. I mixed this by hand rather than use my mixer and was careful not to overmix. I baked it for 30 minutes and used the toothpick method of testing for doneness. It came out clean so I took it out of the oven. I will use this recipe again. Maybe next time I'll add crushed pineapple to the pan bottom and then add the batter.
Connevairene21 Mar, 2013
The cake was very nice, if small, and I certainly didn't miss any cream cheese frosting, which I always omit anyway. I don't understand the one reviewer's comment about masking the taste of carrots with spices. Hasn't this reviewer ever heard of spices enhanding flavor of various foods? Not a real cook for sure.
Kittehleh25 Jan, 2013
This cake was delicious and easy to put together. I wanted to make a small, lowfat carrot cake and liked this recipe for its simplicity. I used cardamom, and it was great with the carrots. (Next time I'll reduce the amount a tad.) Used 2% greek yogurt in the recipe, then mixed yogurt and lowfat cream cheese with some vanilla and powdered sugar for a nice fresh topping. Substituted 1 cup plus 2 T cake flour (standard amount) instead of all-purpose. Not at all sticky, the texture was perfect.
brent deck17 Jan, 2013
I cannot imagine why anyone would try such a recipe.
What kind of person would believe that a perfectly good carrot cake could be improved by concealing the carrot flavor under blanket of unnecessary spices?
LisaJ81615 Oct, 2012
I was glad that I read the reviews before I made this cake. Since others described the cake as dry, I was a little more liberal adding low-fat plain yogurt & vegetable oil. I used a 9" springform pan and reduced the cooking time to about 30 mins. I also substituted cinnamon for cardamon. The cake was super moist and springy. The cake is STICKY. I omitted the parchment circle, so I had to serve it on the bottom of the springform pan (which is fine with me). It was delicious - very autumnal!
SarvieG23 Jul, 2012
This cake is absolutely DELISH. I used cinnamon instead of cardamom (because I didn't have any) and like other reviews, I had to reduce the baking time. I also made it in a bundt pan for nice presentation, as we were having guests over. The glaze literally could not be ANY easier and everyone at the dinner party loved it. It was almost all finished within 10 minutes and people said it tasted like it was professional. At the end of the night, one of the ladies asked me to e-mail her the recipe!
Lady Latte19 Jun, 2012
I made this cake for my Book Club last night - what a disappointment !! No carrot taste at all - and rather dry, too. I served it with ice cream, but will not make this one again ;(
Catamarannie16 Jan, 2012
This is a great, light cake. I added a cream cheese icing instead of the quick glaze, but the cake was delicious by itself as well. I also used an 8" pie pan, and it was perfect (but only took 30 minutes).
optic74722 Mar, 2009
I used a 9" round cake pan so had to reduce my cooking time. The top does brown up fairly quickly so keep your eye on this while it's baking.
jays27 Oct, 2008
what a very nice cake to eat at any time
jays27 Oct, 2008
what a very nice cake to eat at any time
prevqa18 Oct, 2008
this will make a great dessert for any occasion.
nighttester27 Sep, 2008
nice for Thanksgiving dessert
nighttester27 Sep, 2008
nice for Thanksgiving dessert
lschmalz4 Feb, 2008
Very easy to make. Good flavor, the cardamom gives it some zip!
Nice with afternoon tea
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USA Wins NIKE U.S. Women's Cup '99 With 4-2 Victory Over Brazil; Hamm and Lilly Score Two Goals Each In Last Match of Historic Year
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Sunday, October 10, 1999) - The U.S. Women's National Team rallied from a 2-1 deficit to score three straight goals and defeat Brazil, 4-2, to win the NIKE U.S. Women's Cup '99 in its final match of the 1990s. It was a decade in which the USA established itself as one of the greates
Oct. 10, 1999
The Brazilians, who finished third at the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup, gave the USA a battle for 90 minutes, but eventually broke under the pressure of a relentless U.S. attack which fired 26 total shots.
"This team finds a way to win," said U.S. Head Coach Tony DiCicco. "You never like to go down a goal, especially in a championship game, but with our group of players, there is never any doubt about their ability to take back the game. Brazil is an excellent team and they have new and talented players every time we see them. With all their players back for the Olympics, they will be a very difficult team to beat."
With the match tied at 2-2 and a draw good enough to give the Americans the tournament title on superior goal difference, Kristine Lilly took over. She received a ball on the left flank, danced and weaved past a defender to the end line before sending a cross on the ground to Mia Hamm, who stuck the ball into the net from seven yards out for the 3-2 lead. Lilly then sealed the game in the 88th minute by converting a penalty kick after forward Cindy Parlow had been collared and dragged down by Cidinha.
The first-ever match in Kentucky for the U.S. women was a rousing success as 35,211 fans packed Papa John's Cardinal Stadium to see the USA lift the Waterford Crystal as tournament champions. The three-game attendance for the NIKE U.S. Women's Cup '99 was a record at 94,717 fans.
Early on, it seemed like business as usual for the U.S., who defeated Brazil 6-0 in an exhibition on Sept. 26, as Hamm shot the USA into the lead in the 18th minute, finishing a cross on the ground from Joy Fawcett.
That came after the USA dodged an early bullet when goalkeeper Briana Scurry made two big saves in the just the second minute, denying Cidinha with a kick save before scrambling to her feet and batting away the rebound from Roseli. Brazilian forward Nildinha had a breakout game, scoring the first two goals of her international career, as Brazil equalized on a counter-attack when Roseli sprung Nildinha in a foot-race with U.S. defender Christie Pearce. Nildinha and Pearce sprinted side-by-side for 20 yards before the Brazilian fought off the challenge and bent her shot around Scurry with her left foot into the left corner to tie the game.
Brazil went ahead in the 30th minute through a nice combination from Roseli to Cidinha to Nildinha, who scored her second goal of the game by firing her shot past Scurry into the left corner from 13 yards out. Down by a goal, the USA was in danger of not only losing its first U.S. Women's Cup, but also its undefeated record in the tournament.
But the Americans answered back eight minutes later through a world-class strike from Kristine Lilly. Sara Whalen split two defenders with a pass to find Lilly in the left side of the penalty box. The U.S. midfielder whirled and fired a blistering shot over Andreia and into the roof of the net 10 yards out to tie the game at 2-2.
With two goals in the match, Lilly now has 81 for her career in 191 international games, an average of almost a goal every two games. Hamm's two goals gave her 114 for her career as she continues to extend her world record. The USA now holds an 18-0-0 all-time record in U.S. Women's Cup tournaments.
"I didn't think we played very well in the first half," said Lilly, who was named Tournament MVP and scored four goals with one assist during the three games. "The Brazilians are so skillful that sometimes we fall into the trap of chasing them and don't play our game. We asserted ourselves more in the second half."
The match was played with a physical edge that boiled over in the final minutes when Brazil received three yellow cards. After the final whistle, the two teams briefly scuffled when Hamm was pushed to the turf by Brazil's precocious 15-year old Daniela, but order was quickly restored.
In the match for third-place, Finland defeated South Korea, 3-0, getting two goals from Susana Heikari, who plays her college soccer in the USA for the University of Portland. South Korea had a chance to score its only goal of the tournament in the 83rd minute, but missed a penalty kick wide right.
This was the last outdoor match of 1999 for the U.S. women, who finished with a record for wins and games played at 25-2-2 along with the historic Women's World Cup championship. A full slate of Olympic preparation matches for 2000 will be announced in the near future.
Participants: | United States National Team vs. Brazil National Team |
Competition: | NIKE U.S. Women's Cup '99 |
Venue: | Papa John's Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, Ky.) |
Date: | Oct. 10, 1999 (1:00 p.m. ET kickoff) |
Attendance: | 35,211 |
Weather: | 68 degrees - Overcast, Cool |
Scoring Summary: | 1st | 2nd | Final |
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2 | 0 | 2 |
USA - Mia Hamm, (Joy Fawcett), 18,
BRA - Nildinha, (Roseli), 21,
BRA - Nildinha, (Cidinha), 30,
USA - Kristine Lilly, (Sara Whalen), 38,
USA - Mia Hamm, (Kristine Lilly), 60,
USA - Kristine Lilly, (penalty kick), 88.
USA - 1-Briana Scurry, 4-Carla Overbeck, 7-Sara Whalen, 3-Christie Pearce, 14-Joy Fawcett, 11-Julie Foudy (6-Brandi Chastain, 46th), 13-Kristine Lilly, 8-Shannon MacMillan (5-Tiffany Roberts, 67th), 12-Cindy Parlow, 16-Tiffeny Milbrett, 9-Mia Hamm.
BRA - 1-Andreia, 3-Juliana, 4-Fanta, 7-Suzana (10-Sissi, 61st), 6-Fabiana, 5-Cidinha (20-Robertinha, 93+), 13-Deva, 8-Daniela, 14-Raquel (17-Jacqueline, 83rd), 11-Roseli, 18-Nildinha (9-Maicon, 71st).
Statistical Summary: | USA | BRA |
26 | 11 | |
4 | 6 | |
10 | 3 | |
7 | 17 | |
4 | 0 |
Misconduct Summary: | ||
Raquel (caution) | 44, | |
Jacqueline (caution) | 87, | |
Deva (caution) | 88, | |
Daniela (caution) | 95+. |
Officials: | ||
Sonia Denoncourt | (CAN) | |
Sharon Wheeler | (USA) | |
George Gansner | (USA) | |
Joe Heyden | (USA) |
Participants: | South Korea National Team vs. Finland National Team |
Competition: | NIKE U.S. Women's Cup '99 |
Venue: | Papa John's Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, Ky.) |
Date: | Oct. 10, 1999 (10:30 a.m. ET kickoff) |
Attendance: | 35,211 |
Weather: | 71 degrees - Drizzling, Cool |
Scoring Summary: | 1st | 2nd | Final |
1 | 2 | 3 | |
0 | 0 | 0 |
FIN - Heidi Kackur, (Christina Forssell), 18,
FIN - Susanna Heikari, (Unassisted), 58,
FIN - Susanna Heikari, (Heidi Kackur), 84.
FIN - 1-Satu Kunnas, 4-Hanna Lalne (8-Susana Heikari, 39th), 6-Sanna Rasanen, 17-Sari Seppanen, 7-Julia Uusmalmi, 11-Christina Forssell, 9-Rosa Lappi-Seppala, 10-Terhi Uusi-Luomalahti, 14-Salla Ranta (5-Minna Tuominen, 83rd), 2-Sani Ylitalo, 15-Heidi Kackur.
KOR - 18-Mi Jung Kim, 2-Yu Jin Kim, 4-Suk Hee Jin, 5-Young Sil Soo, 6-Kyul Sil Kim, 14-Me Jung Kim (11-Sun Mi Kang, 38th), 8-Mi Yeon Lee, 17-Eun Hyang Kim (7-Myung Hwa Lee, 40th), 9-Yun Hee Choi, 10-Sung Mi Cha, 13-Kyung Suk Park (3-Suk Hee Jin, 75th).
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15 | 16 | |
10 | 6 | |
1 | 4 | |
17 | 4 | |
0 | 0 |
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Bridge City junior Alexus Henry, after helping lead the Bridge City Lady Cardinals to a 33-6 record and a trip to the Class 3A Region III Tournament, was a Class 3A All-Region selection by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches.
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The LC-M Lady Bear Golf team captured first place at the Warren Golf Tournament held at Wildwood.
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Mustang Paige heads All-District 21-3A Team
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LETTER I.TO THE EDITOR OF THE SCOTS CHRONICLE.SIR,August 5. 1796. There is perhaps no circumstance which can so materially affect the morals, government, and general welfare of a nation, as the state of property. The influence which it possesses over men's manners, opinions, and actions, is highly important; and, although we should not be disposed to admit superior riches among the just grounds of inequality of political power, we must confess that opulence is attended with such weight and authority, as will always render complete equality unattainable. But though the state of property is so very interesting, all parties at present seem to have shrunk from any inquiry concerning the regulations on this subject most conducive to the public welfare. One party have affected to treat all their opponents as enthusiastic levellers, and by misrepresenting the meaning of the word equality, which, except by themselves, was never understood as extending beyond equality of rights, they have, unfortunately for the community to which they belong, succeeded in raising an alarm in the minds of the rich, and in propping their own corrupt power by means which threaten ruin to their country. The opposite party, sensible that their expressions may be misrepresented, and afraid of increasing that alarm which has already produced such disastrous consequences, have stood aloof from the subject. It appears to me, however, that their caution is unnecessary, that a full discussion of the subject may defy the utmost malignity of misinterpretation, and that, by fairly unfolding what are probably the farthest views entertained by any persons of this country, it may be possible even to diminish the exaggerated fears of the rich. If, Sir, you join in this opinion, I intend to communicate to the Public, through the medium of your very useful Paper, those observations which have occurred to me respecting the State of Property. I mean to consider the disadvantages which are necessarily attached to excessive inequality of fortunes, to point out the still greater evils which would result from a system of complete levelling, and to conclude, by suggesting some regulations, equally just and simple, by which it appears to me that the present inequality might be greatly diminished. Great inequality of property is one of the most striking features of the present state of society. In the same nation, in the same town, even in the same street, part of the inhabitants riot in an abundance, with which the most resined luxury can scarcely keep pace; while their brethren, oppressed with want, worn down by labour, diseased and wretched, can scarcely procure enough to satisfy the most urgent demands of nature. The hovel of the beggar adjoins to the palace of the prince; and we are presented, in the same picture, with the extremes of want, and of profusion. Does it require argument to convince us that this state of property, from whatever circumstances it may have arisen, is destructive and unjust? One might reasonably expect that the slightest view of such inequality, the mere proof of its existence, would be sufficient to excite the most universal and unqualified reprobation; but all appeals to the sentiments of humanity, on such a subject, are now treated as idle declamation, and therefore I shall proceed, in my next letter, to point out the numerous evils which this state of property inevitably occasions. The chief difficulty, in this part of my subject, arises from the multiplicity of matter; to whatever side we turn, whether we consider the condition of the rich, the sufferings of the poor, the general state of morals and government, the effects on commerce or on population, arguments start up in such numbers, that it will be no easy task to condense my thoughts. But on a subject of such importance and extent, I trust in the candour and indulgence of your readers, should some of the views, which it will be necessary to present, appear either deficient in that novelty which commands attention, or of a nature so abstruse as might require a length of investigation unsuitable to the limits of your Paper. I am, Sir, |


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In support of his latest project, Strange Clouds, B.o.B recently visited the set of 106 & Park. There, the emcee also known an Bobby Ray spoke about the significance of this new project and explained why he feels he is "one of the greatest."
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"If I was just a lyricist, I would be one of the greatest," he said. "I feel like I'm already one of the greatest. But that's not just my main focus. Being an emcee isn't my main focus. I love playing the guitar. I love piano. I love being a musician. That's what I do and no one else does what I do."
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Matthew 12:19 He will not wrangle or raise His voice, nor will His voice be heard in the broadways. (WEY)
1 Kings 6:3 And the porch, in front of the temple of the house, was twenty cubits in length, in front of the house broadways, and ten cubits was its breadth, in front of the house. (DBY)
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Happy Tuesday. As Mitt Romney wraps up the Republican nomination, it's likely he's going to face some tough questions from ministers and other advocates for how his Mormon faith has dealt with race, particularly the treatment of blacks during the religion's history. [BuzzFeed]
-> On that note, the Religion News Service notes that some evangelical leaders are coming around for Romney, figuring its best to unite for the better cause. [RNS]
Topping the news: Sen. Orrin Hatch's camp remains confident as the senator prepares to enter the convention after polling numbers reveal the anti-Hatch FreedomWorks holds a 57 percent disapproval rating among Utah delegates. [DNews]
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2012 Watch: An guide to how the Romney's camp made it through the race to become the inevitable nominee. [FoxNews]
-> Romney may have cut his teeth on his parent's political runs in his childhood. [BuzzFeed]
-> At Obama's campaign headquarters, Romney's candidacy is viewed almost as a joke, according to one writer. [NRO]
-> The New York Times compares Ron Paul's 2012 run with the his 2008 race, showing that the Texas congressman has doubled his reach in this cycle. [NYTimes]
-> Newt Gingrich's continued endurance in the presidential race could be doing more harm than good for the Republican Party. [CBS] [WaPost]
-> Romney pulls back his negative advertising campaign against Rick Santorum, while the former Pennsylvania senator attends to his hospitalized daughter. [Globe] [ChicagoTrib]
-> Santorum's daughter is improving and is expected to be released from the hospital shortly. [ABCNews] [WSJ]
Oops: We linked yesterday to a Forbes story saying Sen. Orrin Hatch was trying to void passports for Americans with seriously delinquent taxes. Turns out, Hatch was actually trying to take that section, sponsored by a Democrat, out of the bill, and Forbes got it wrong. Corrected story here: [Forbes]
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