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U.S. Soccer Wire: Jan. 31, 2011
Catch up on all the news and notes from your favorite Men's, Women's & Youth National Teams
Jan. 31, 2011
U.S. MNT MATCH AGAINST EGYPT CANCELED: The U.S. Soccer Federation has announced that the match between the U.S. Men's National Team and Egypt has been canceled due to the current conditions in the country. The teams were scheduled to meet on Feb. 9 in Cairo. After exploring other options, the U.S. has determined it will not play a match on this fixture date. The USA's next international friendlies will be played in March, beginning with a match against two-time FIFA World Cup Champion Argentina on March 26 in East Rutherford, N.J. Three days later, the U.S. hosts Paraguay at LP Field in Nashville.
TICKETS FOR U.S. MEN VS. ARGENTINA AND PARAGUAY ON SALE NOW: The U.S. will take on two-time FIFA World Cup champion Argentina on March 26 in East Rutherford, N.J. More than 27,500 tickets have been sold and are available on ussoccer.com. Kickoff at the New Meadowlands Stadium is set for 7 p.m. ET, and the match will be broadcast live on ESPN2 and Univision. Three days later, the U.S. hosts Paraguay at LP Field in Nashville with tickets already surpassing 9,000 sold. The match will be televised live on an ESPN network and TeleFutura beginning at 7 p.m. CT. Fans can follow both matches live on ussoccer.com's MatchTracker and on Twitter @ussoccer. Tickets for both matches are available now at ussoccer.com: MNT vs. Argentina Tickets | MNT vs. Paraguay Tickets
U.S. Men's National Team 2011 Schedule
ussoccer.com's MNT Coverage
- Tickets: MNT vs. Argentina | MNT vs. Paraguay
- Video: MNT vs. Chile – Behind the Scenes
- MNT Blog | U.S. Soccer on Twitter | Studio 90 on Twitter
U.S. WNT WINS 2011 FOUR NATIONS TOURNAMENT WITH 2-0 WIN AGAINST CHINA : The U.S. Women's National Team defeated host China PR 2-0 to win the 2011 Four Nations Tournament while getting a first half score from midfielder Carli Lloyd and a second half goal from forward Amy Rodriguez. After Canada beat Sweden 1-0 in the first match of the evening, the USA needed just a victory against China to tie Canada on points with six apiece and win the tournament based on its head-to-head win against the Canadians two days ago. As it turned out, the USA also finished with the best goal differential of any of the four teams at +2. Canada finished second, China third and Sweden, which defeated the USA in the opening game, but then lost two straight, ended in fourth.
2011 Four Nations Tournament Standings
Team |
2 |
1 |
0 |
5 |
3 |
+2 |
6 |
2 |
1 |
0 |
5 |
4 |
+1 |
6 |
1 |
2 |
0 |
4 |
5 |
-1 |
3 |
1 |
2 |
0 |
3 |
4 |
-1 |
3 |
U.S. WNT Four Nations Schedule
Date |
Opponent |
Result |
U.S. Goalscorers |
Venue |
Jan. 21 |
Sweden |
Lloyd |
Yongchuan Sports Center; Chongqing, China | |
Jan. 23 |
Canada |
Cheney, Tarpley |
Yongchuan Sports Center; Chongqing, China | |
Jan. 25 |
China PR |
Lloyd, Rodriguez |
Yongchuan Sports Center; Chongqing, China |
SUNDHAGE NAMES 32-PLAYER ROSTER FOR TRAINING CAMP IN FLORIDA: U.S. Women's National Team head coach Pia Sundhage has named 32 players to the roster for a training camp taking place in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., from Feb. 3-9, after which she will name a roster for the 2011 Algarve Cup in Portugal.
The Algarve Cup, a tournament in southern Portugal that annually brings together some of the world's top teams, will this year see the USA face Japan (March 2), Finland (March 4) and Norway (March 7) in group play.
U.S WNT Roster by Position Detailed Roster
GOALKEEPERS (5): Nicole Barnhart (out of contract), Ashlyn Harris (Western New York Flash), Bianca Henninger (Santa Clara), Alyssa Naeher (Boston Breakers), Hope Solo (out of contract)
DEFENDERS (9): Rachel Buehler (Boston Breakers), Stephanie Cox (Boston Breakers), Whitney Engen (Western New York Flash), Amy LePeilbet (Boston Breakers), Heather Mitts (Atlanta Beat), Christie Rampone (out of contract), Becky Sauerbrunn (Washington Freedom), Meghan Schnur (out of contract), Brittany Taylor (Sky Blue FC)
MIDFIELDERS (13): Jordan Angeli (Boston Breakers), Yael Averbuch (Western New York Flash), Shannon Boxx (out of contract), Sinead Farrelly (Philadelphia Independence), Tobin Heath (Sky Blue FC), Meghan Klingenberg (Washington Freedom), Lori Lindsey (Philadelphia Independence), Carli Lloyd (Atlanta Beat), Kristie Mewis (Boston College), Kelley O'Hara (Boston Breakers), Heather O'Reilly (Sky Blue FC), Megan Rapinoe (Philadelphia Independence), Lindsay Tarpley (out of contract)
FORWARDS (5): Lauren Cheney (Boston Breakers), Sydney Leroux (UCLA), Alex Morgan (Western New York Flash), Amy Rodriguez (Philadelphia Independence), Abby Wambach (Washington Freedom)
ussoccer.com's WNT Coverage
- WNT 2, China 0: Report | Quotes | Highlights
- WNT 2, Canada 1: Report | Quotes | Highlights
- WNT 1, Sweden 2: Report | Quotes | Highlights
- 2011 Algarve Cup Home
- 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup: Home | Groups
- WNT Blog | WNT on Twitter
U.S. U-17 MNT FINISHES TRAINING CAMP IN JAMAICA, RETURN TO MONTEGO BAY NEXT WEEK: The U.S. U-17 Men's National Team rounded out its training camp in Jamaica with a 2-1 win against the hosts in Montego Bay. Esteban Rodriguez converted a penalty kick to give the U.S. the lead just before halftime and Alfred Koroma doubled the score just nine minutes into the second half. As the game began to get a bit chippy, Jamaica pulled one back in the 67th minute from Omar Holmes, but the home team was unable to find the equalizer. It was the second meeting of the two teams, who played to a 0-0 draw on Jan. 28. The U.S. team will return to Bradenton, Fla., to continue preparations for the CONCACAF U-17 Championship and will return to Montego Bay on Feb. 10 for that event. Wilmer Cabrera's team has been drawn into Group B and will play Cuba on Feb. 14 and Panama on Feb. 18 in the tournament that will serve as qualifying for the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Mexico.
U.S. U-17 MNT Schedule
Date Opponent Result U.S. Goalscorer(s)
Jan. 28 Jamaica 0-0 T --
Jan. 30 Jamaica 2-1 W E. Rodriguez, Koroma
U.S. U-18 AND U-17 WNTS TO HOLD CONCURRENT CAMPS IN SUNRISE, FLA.: The U.S. U-18 and U-17 Women's National Teams have gather in Sunrise, Fla., from Jan. 28 - Feb. 2 for concurrent training camps. Dave Chesler will be working with the U-18 team, while U.S. Women's National Team Development Director Jill Ellis will be on hand to guide the U-17 camp. Also in attendance will be U.S. WNT Technical Director April Heinrichs, as the teams will play three friendlies against a combined Germany U-18 and U-17 squad.
U.S. U-18 and U-17 WNT Schedule
Date |
Match |
Location |
Jan. 31 |
U-17 WNT vs. Germany |
Sunrise, Fla. |
Feb. 2 |
U-18 WNT vs. Germany |
Sunrise, Fla. |
Feb. 3 |
U-17 WNT vs. Germany |
Sunrise, Fla. |
U.S. U-18 WNT Roster by Position:
GOALKEEPERS (2): McKenzie Karas (Premier; Las Vegas, Nev.), Caroline Casey (Virginia Rush; Chesapeake, Va.)
DEFENDERS (5): Stephanie Amack (Mustang Blast; Pleasanton, Calif.), Laura Liedle (San Diego Surf; San Diego, Calif.), Katie Naughton (Sockers FC; Arlington Heights, Ill.), Rachel Price (HC United; Melbourne, Fla.), Cari Roccaro (Albertson Fury; East Islip, N.Y.)
MIDFIELDERS (8): Isabel Farrell (Crossfire; Bellevue, Wash.), Jordan Jesolva (Breakaway; La Mirada, Calif.), Ashley Meier (Cleveland Whitecaps; Strongsville, Ohio), Reilly Parker (Mustang Blast; Danville, Calif.), Ashley Spivey (Baltimore Bays; Baltimore, Md.), Haley Washburn (San Juan SC; Folsom, Calif.), Danielle Weatherholt (So Cal Blues; Capistrano Beach, Calif.), Sandra Yu (Cleveland Futbol Club; Strongsville, Ohio)
FORWARDS (7): Lauren Bernard (Nordic SC; Colchester, Vt.), MaKenzy Doniak (Slammers FC; Chino Hills, Calif.), Mariana Glavan (Santa Clara Sporting; San Jose, Calif.), Lindsey Horan (Colorado Rush; Golden, Colo.), Kodi Lavrusky (Legends FC; Yucaipa, Calif.), Kristen McNabb (PDA; Montville, N.J.), Courtney Raetzman (Sockers FC; Elk Grove Village, Ill.)
U-17 WNT Roster by Position:
GOALKEEPERS (2): Jane Campbell (Concorde Fire; Kennesaw, Ga.), Carissa Miller (Sereno SC; Cave Creek, Ariz.)
DEFENDERS (4): Morgan Andrews (FC Stars of Mass.; Milford, N.H.), Maddie Bauer (Slammers FC; Newport Beach, Calif.); Lauren Kaskie (Neusport FC; Las Vegas, Nev.), Jenna Romano (Team Chicago; Naperville, Ill.)
MIDFIELDERS (11): Joanna Boyles (CASL Spartan Elite; Raleigh, N.C), Miranda Freeman (Renegades SC; Royal Palm Beach, Fla.), Zoey Goralski (Team Chicago; Naperville, Ill.), Summer Green (Michigan Hawks; Milford, Mich.), Lindsey Lane (Freestate Elite ECNL; Lusby, Md.), Kayla Mills (Slammers FC; West Covina, Calif.), Gabrielle Miranda (Colorado Rush; Highlands Ranch, Colo.), Micaela Powers (Ohio Galaxies FC; Beavercreek, Ohio), Lydia Simmons (FC Stars of Mass.; Londonberry, N.H.), Allison Stuckey (Cleveland Futbol Club; Brecksville, Ohio), Andi Sullivan (Bethesda SC; St. Lorton, Va.)
FORWARDS (7): Elizabeth Boon (Columbia Timbers; Washougal, Wash.), Jenny Chiu (El Paso Galaxy; El Paso, Texas), Imani Dorsey (Good Counsel; Olney, Md.), Elizabeth Keester (HFC Shubert; Tulsa, Okla.), Amber Munerlyn (So Cal Blues; Corona, Calif.), Rebecca Schoales (Crossfire Premier; Port Orchard, Wash.), Zoe Swift (NSA Premier; Naperville, Ill.)
LOCAL DERBY GIVES ACADEMY PLAYERS A GLIMPSE OF WHAT COULD BE AHEAD: Crossfire Premier U-17/18 coach Bernie James knew it wouldn't take much to get his team revved up to face their bitter crosstown rivals, Seattle Sounders FC. The two teams faced each other earlier in the year with the U-17/18 Sounders edging out Crossfire 1-0 on a penalty kick in the dwindling minutes of the game. The teams occupy the No. 1 and 2 slots in the Northwest Division of the Academy with the Sounders currently holding the top spot. Yet with all of the buildup leading up to the local derby, James didn't do anything differently to prep his players.
U.S. SOCCER NATIONAL COACHING SCHOOLS TO TAKE PLACE IN APRIL, JUNE AND JULY: U.S. Soccer's Coaching Department will conduct National Coaching Schools in April and June for "A" Audit, "A", "B" and "C" Courses in California, Georgia, Illinois and Massachusetts. Registration for each course will open on Monday, Jan. 31, after a pre-registration period for active members of CoachesNet, U.S. Soccer's official coaches club. Current CoachesNet members will have the first opportunity to register for a winter course beginning today. Registers for CoachesNet Now | View Course Schedule
U.S. SOCCER COACHESNET ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR BRAZIL AND GERMANY/NETHERLANDS TRIPS IN MARCH 2011: In an effort to continue providing unique coaching opportunities to its membership, U.S. Soccer's CoachesNet announces plans to offer educational trips to Brazil and to Germany and the Netherlands. Entering its third year, the aim of U.S. Soccer's international coaching education program is to expose U.S. coaches to other federations and clubs to learn the steps they take to develop their coaches and players. Attendees interact directly with top-level coaches, administrators and players from some of the best clubs and countries in the world. Scheduled to take place March 17-25, 2011, coaches will visit five-time FIFA World Cup Champion Brazil, host of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The coaching education workshop in Germany and the Netherlands will take place from April 28 – May 6, 2011 and will mark the 40th anniversary of U.S. Soccer's Coaching Education Program which began under the direction of Dettmar Cramer.
US CLUB SOCCER NATIONAL CUP X LESS THAN FOUR MONTHS AWAY: With less than four months until the National Cup X gets into full swing with events taking place across the country, online applications are currently available for Regionals running from Memorial Day weekend through July 12.
PEAK PERFORMER: U.S. Men's National Team midfielder Maurice Edu produced an outstanding left-footed effort from 20 yards to give his club side Rangers a 2-1 win in their CIS Cup semifinal in Scotland. The win places Rangers in the cup final against old foes Celtic. Watch on the MNT Blog
MARQUEE MATCHUPS: After a transfer deadline day deal, U.S. Men's National Team midfielder Michael Bradley has gone to Aston Villa of the English Premier League on loan until the end of the season. The move sets up a possible clash with Fulham and fellow MNT midfielder Clint Dempsey as Bradley's debut in the English league on Saturday, Feb. 5 at 10 a.m. ET.
QUOTABLE: "I want to play at the highest level and test myself in the biggest of games. Whether it's on Saturday against Fulham at Villa Park or the week after, I am excited to be here and ready to get going." – U.S. MNT midfielder Michael Bradley on his move to Aston Villa


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If you've ever been to Mad Dog in the Fog on a Tuesday or Thursday night, you're familiar with Quiz Night — especially if you're up a tad later than you should be on a school night.
From the deceptively simple primary round up through the confounding music and picture rounds (Skeet Ulrich? Really?), Mad Dog's quiz is among the best in the city. Just try finding an open seat if you disagree.
Although you may have heard the Quizmaster's Irish brogue over the speaker or caught a glimpse of him collecting trivia cards, the brains behind the operation is more man behind the curtain than main attraction. But after 16 years of running Mad Dog's quizzes, Peter Malone knows a thing or two about trivia.
A Belfast native, Peter got his start moonlighting at The Pig and Whistle while working as a social worker in the Tenderloin way back in '94. Now, Peter is a full-time Quizmaster working weekly quizzes at Mad Dog, The Pig and Whistle, Blackthorn Tavern, and Durty Nelly's.
He estimates he's written over half a million questions since starting out, and he's saved every last one of them.
As for future quizzes, "I have every trivia quiz from now until the 5th of December started," he says. "But I always leave three or four 'til about half an hour before the quiz starts. It gets the adrenaline going a wee bit."
Although the competition can be stiff, trivia night is about more than just coming out on top.
"It's about treatin' bars like pubs back home in Ireland," says Derek Brennan, Mad Dog's longtime quiz night bartender.
Americans, he noted, can be less than outgoing when they hit the bars. "When a pub quiz is on, they interact with everybody, there's a camaraderie that you won't find normally in any other bar. I love to work it because it's more of a social aspect. The pub quiz reaches out to people on a common ground."
Want to get in on the action? If you're thinking of hitting quiz night for the first time, or honing your already stellar game, here are five quiz tips from the Master himself:
- Team Name. "I always like something lighthearted about something that's in the news," says Peter. "Team names that make you laugh are very good."
But although he's all for using crass language in the right context, he says there are certain words he'd prefer not to say. After all, "People bring their mothers to the quiz."
- Team Size. "Four is perfect," advises Peter. "You don't want to have too many different answers for one question, because then you usually get the dominant voice that may not be the right one making the decisions."
If you do reach an impasse, it's best to explain exactly how you got there. "Tell a story about why you think it's the right answer."
- Team Composition. "A good tip would be to get an eclectic team, people from different walks of life," Derek says. "I mean, if you have five accountants, they're not gonna win. Get a stripper in there!"
- Flying Solo. What if you don't have a team but want to participate? "Sit at the bar," advises Peter. "I've had times where there've been three individuals sitting at the bar who'd never met before and end up winning the quiz."
Singles take heed: he even knows married couples who met during his trivia night.
- Preparation. No amount of studying can fully prep you for a pub quiz, but there are ways to get ahead of the game. "You have to watch the news or read the newspaper," Peter says. And be aware of holidays and special events. "I've got the St. Patrick's Day one done already and ready to go," Peter says.
Big surprise: "It's got an Irish theme."
Mad Dog in the Fog is celebrating its 21st anniversary this year, and they want you to celebrate in much the same way you celebrated your 21st birthday. From March 3rd-6th, celebrations will take on a retro flair with music and football (soccer) games from the '90s, as well as beer specials, giveaways, balloons and a rumored birthday cake.
Peter will even be dusting off questions from his first Mad Dog quiz ever for Thursday, March 3rd, so come prepared to revisit 1994 (you know you want to!).
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Six people, including four children, died overnight in a house fire in Pottsville, Schuylkill County.
The deadly fire was reported about 11:55 p.m. Sunday on the 200 block of Pierce Street, The Morning Call of Allentown reports.
Unofficial reports indicate four children and the children's father and aunt were killed in the fire. The children's mother is believed to have survived the deadly blaze.
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Syllabification: bractPronunciation: /brakt
Botany- A modified leaf or scale, typically small, with a flower or flower cluster in its axil. Bracts are sometimes larger and more brightly colored than the true flower, as in a poinsettia.More example sentences
- Even though a continuum was observed between the 'true' leaves and bracts, for simplicity all primordia bearing an axillary flower were considered as a bract.
- In addition to a terminal flower there may be several smaller lateral flowers in the axil of cupular bracts, each surrounded by its own small cupule.
- Grasses and bamboos are known to have large deposits of silica in the tissues of leaf blades and inflorescence bracts.
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- They are a variety of the preceding, but of smaller size and with the bracteate leaves dull red.
- Male spikelets are on separate individuals, in small bracteate heads 1-2 cm in diameter.
- It has white flowers in a whorled, bracteate raceme, no spathe, roots with tubers.
Pronunciation: /-tēit, -tēˌāt/
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In all candour, it's pretty hard to work up the interest in even dealing with this week. There are a whopping two -- count 'em -- movies opening. One of them is worthwhile. The other almost certainly won't be -- at least, neither the trailer, the premise, nor the behind-the-camera talent generates anything but dread in me. But let's get on with it.
This is a week that may be viewed as the calm before the storm, I suppose. And it does have the advantage of giving viewers a chance to catch Anna Karenina if they missed it, or see it again if they have. (It really did remarkably well locally already.) There's certainly nothing anywhere near as interesting heading our way this Friday. What's happening here, though, is that the studios keep moving release dates around -- and things that were supposed to open or go wider have been pushed back. I'm sure this devastates those of you who were dying to see Dino Time, but, hey, those are the breaks. At one point, Hyde Park on Hudson was down for this week, but as its award chances dimmed, it got bumped to Jan. 4. I'm not even going to guess what's going on with Silver Linings Playbook (assuming anyone's still interested at this point). I haven't seen all the listings yet, but I have no reason to assume it's opening.
The worthy film that's opening is Smashed, which starts Friday at The Carolina. Do not be fooled by the presposterous poster at the top of this column. This is not the romantic comedy that suggests. No, this is a pretty straightforward look at alcoholism -- and it's neither romantic, nor funny. The film itself is not without its problems (read my review in this week's paper), but the performance by North Carolina native Mary Elizabeth Winstead is downright frightening in its accuracy and intensity. It's worth seeing just for her.
Otherwise, what we get is some rom-com called Playing for Keeps starring Gerard Butler as a wayward fellow trying to set his life to rights and patch things up with his estranged son. To do this, he ends up coaching the kid's soccer team -- only to find he has to beat the soccer moms off with a stick (which seems a kinky preoccupation). This was obviously put together by people who never saw the astonishingly bad P.S. I Love You -- though not killing Butler off in the opening credits and putting him with Jessica Biel rather than Hilary Swank might be in its favor. Or not. See, the thing was made by Gabrielle Muccino, whose jaw-droppingly awful -- though unintentionally hysterical -- Seven Pounds was so incredibly inept that it kept Will Smith off the screen for four years. Muccino is the last person I'd go to for a rom-com. Actually, he's probably the last person I'd go to for just about anything having to do with movies. Bolstering the cast with folks like Dennis Quaid, Uma Thurman, and Catherine Zeta-Jones isn't likely to help. It looks...well, dire.
Do we lose anything this week? Well, The Carolina is dropping The Sessions, the Fine Arts is holding it (I expect it to get dumped for Hitchcock next week). Everything else remains status quo -- even Cloud Atlas which still did decent business at The Carolina on a split bill. (This week it's split with The Collection, of all things.)
Special Screenings
This week the Thursday Horror Picture Show scares up a double dose of Monogram Pictures' 1940s horror with King of the Zombies (1941) and Bela Lugosi in Bowery at Midnight (1942) at 8 p.m. on Thu., Dec. 6 in the Cinema Lounge at The Carolina. World Cinema is showing Federico Fellini's Amarcord (1973) at 8 p.m., Fri., Dec. 7 in the Railroad Library in the Phil Mechanic Building. Preston Sturges' Christmas in July is this week's Asheville Film Society offering at 8 p.m. on Tue, Dec. 11 in the Cinema Lounge at The Carolina. More on all titles in this week's paper -- with expanded coverage in the online edition.
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This week finds The Dark Knight Rises on DVD, which is probably the big deal for most. Also up is the bizarrely overrated Beasts of the Southern Wild (yeah, I know, a lot of people think it's wonderful, but I just can't). Then we have Hope Springs and The Odd Life of Timothy Green. The pretty excellent documentary Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry also come out this week, as does V/H/S -- a horror anthology thing that didn't play here. I did see it, though. I was not whelmed.
Notable TV Screenings
At 5 p.m. on Wed., Dec. 5 TCM is bringing back the spiffy -- and rarely seen -- mystery The Circus Queen Murder (1933). Now, if they'd only run the other Thatcher Colt mystery, the even better Night Club Lady, they'd be onto something. Terence Malick's Days of Heaven (1978) is on at midnight on Thu., Dec. 6. If you missed Ernst Lubitsch's The Smiling Lieutenant (1931) at the AFS screening a while back, it's on at 10 p.m. on Fri., Dec. 7 -- sandwiched between two other Lubitsch titles. King Vidor's The Crowd (1928) shows up at midnight on Sun., Dec. 9. That's always worth a look.
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While Apple's iPhone achieved excellent sales results, one of most criticized features was its appalling picture quality with 2MPix camera, but with the next iPhone and iPod touch versions coming in the near future, that could be corrected. Finally.
DigiTimes received information that OmniVision received a large order from Apple. The ordered product was no other than CMOS image sensors, with active 3.2 MPixel - resolution of 2048x1536 pixels. The question now is - will these sensors end up in the upcoming iPhone, followed by iPod touch, expected to debut on June 8-12 in San Francisco, during the opening keynote of Apple's WWDC [World-Wide Developer Conference]? New iPhone/iPod users should keep their fingers crossed.
The interesting tidbit in this news was that Apple didn't order just the 3.2 Mpixel CMOS sensors. According to the available information, OmniVision also received an order to deliver 5 MPixel sensors but it is not known for what kind of devices it is intended.
Could it be that actually, Apple is refocusing their own product line - with iPhone 3.5G featuring a 3.2 MPixel camera and serving as a phone, and re-launch iPod touch with a five MegaPixel camera, and going for the digital camera market? With a capacity of 16, 32 and probably 64 GB, the iPod touch could re-open the camera market.
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We've got five weeks of college football under our belts. That's five weeks of tailgating at stadiums across the SEC, game parties at stately southern homes, and road trips from Texas to South Carolina and everywhere in between.
Since most high school football teams are at the midway point of the season, here's some of the biggest stories to follow for the second half of the regular season. There have been some minor surprises so far this season, making the next five weeks probably even more exciting for fans in Northeast Georgia to follow.
My wife Betsy and I just returned from Columbus, Ohio, where 37 years ago (1971-1975), I had the honor of coaching some of our nation's best college football players.
It's already Week 5 of the college football season and Saturday's games take place on the first day of my favorite month, October. Comfortably cooling temperatures, clear blue skies, and five October weekends of big-time SEC match-ups, including Saturday night's clash of conference titans, Alabama and Florida.
As we approach late September, SEC football is in full swing, along with another bruising competitive race - the Republican presidential campaign. It's difficult not to notice the parallels between the SEC and presidential politics. Big money. Bigger egos.
Entering Friday's game between Gainesville and North Hall, Red Elephants quarterback Deshaun Watson and Trojan running back Imani Cross were the players to watch.
The nation's finest conference kicks off Week 3 of the college football season Thursday as No. 3 LSU (2-0) visits No. 25 Mississippi State (1-1) in scenic Starkville, Miss.
As summer slowly slips away in the South, the second week of college football season brings cooler temperatures and a few high-profile conference clashes.
The college football season officially kicks off this weekend and two SEC programs play in marquee, primetime matchups.
FLOWERY BRANCH - Winning a Super Bowl isn't a goal you'll catch Atlanta Falcons coach Mike Smith talking about to the media.
When college football coaches hand out more scholarships than they have to give, it isn't always the incoming freshmen suspended in gridiron purgatory. For every Elliott Porter left in a lurch, there's at least one Bryce Sherman.
Until Saturday, the Buford Wolves had steam rolled through the Class AA state playoffs without a loss, sweeping the first four series over Fannin County, defending state champions Calhoun, Pierce County and Appling County.
As I type these words, I really thought at this point they'd be accompanied by an area baseball team from Region 8-AAA still alive in the state playoffs. Though White County, Gainesville and North Hall were all eliminated in the second round, it doesn't take away from what they accomplished this season.
There's a civil war going on in Georgia, and once again, it's the North that's winning - for now.
Why do GHSA soccer state playoff matches come down to penalty kicks? I never understood that.
Moses Christian completed another Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday.
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12:44 AM EST, January 22, 2013
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SHANKSVILLE — Blame it on the cold weather. Blame it on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday in which there was no school. Blame it on whatever you will — neither Conemaugh Township nor Shanksville played their best games of the season Monday.
The Indians shook off poor shooting in the first and poor foul shooting late to claim a 42-39 win over the Vikings.
Conemaugh Township, the WestPAC North leader with an 11-2 overall and 7-0 conference record, used a strong defensive effort to hold Shanksville in check most of the game.
"The kids weren't in their normal routine and I kind of expected the sluggish start," head coach Chuck Lesko said. "But defensively, even when you're not stroking it offensively, defensively you can keep yourself in a game and hope you break the ice offensively. Luckily we got up five or seven in the second half. Shanksville battled back. We expected that, because we knew it would be a tough game. They are well-coached and a very good team."
The Vikings, the WestPAC South leader with a matching 11-2 overall and 7-0 conference record, turned the ball over 12 times in the first half and 20 times total in the loss.
Shanksville held a 5-4 lead after one quarter but trailed 16-13 at the half.
The Vikings went up 17-16 and 20-18 to open the third quarter before the Indians went on an 11-2 run to go up 29-22. The run was set up by a pair of steals and layups from senior Dillon Boyer.
"Defensively I thought both teams played well, Shanksville head coach Bob Snyder said. "Offensively I think we let their defense dictate what we were trying to do instead of us creating what we wanted to accomplish."
Shanksville pulled to within three, 29-26, before the end of the quarter. Conemaugh Township went right back up 33-26 to start the fourth.
Carter Slade and Jordan Wilt made back-to-back buckets to pull the Vikings within two points, 33-31 with 5:55 left in the game. The Indians took a timeout, but the Vikings had momentum and tied the game on their next possession.
Jake Formica put Conemaugh Township up 35-33, but Slade tied it at 35-all with two foul shots. The Indians made just three of their 11 free throws in the final quarter. But the Vikings would score just one more basket, a Ryan Platt layin, with 16 seconds left. They hit three of their seven foul shots to keep the game close.
"We struggled from the line, Lesko said. "If we make a few more free throws, you won't have the last 20 seconds or so that we had. It's something we need to address.
"We needed a tough ball game, Lesko added. "Maybe both teams didn't play their best, but I tell ya, you can't ask for anything more out of two high school basketball teams."
Boyer led the Indians with 13 points and four steals. Formica and Jeff Fisher had seven points each.
Slade led the Vikings with 14 points and eight rebounds. Wilt added 11 points and three steals. Connor Fleegle grabbed six rebounds.
"These guys, they like to win, Snyder concluded. "They are pretty frustrated right now. It's a good quality to have. We are going to learn from this and grow as a team."
Shanksville hosts Rockwood Wednesday while Conemaugh Township takes on North Star Friday.
CT: Speigle 1 1 3, Sotosky 1 0 2, Burns 3 0 6, Fisher 3 1 7, Boyer 5 2 13, Callihan 1 2 4, Formica 3 0 7. Totals: 17 6-19 42.
3-point goals: Boyer 1, Formica 1
Shanksville: Platt 3 0 7, Wilt 3 4 11, Gardner 1 0 2, Slade 4 6 14, Fleegle 1 0 2, Glessner 1 0 2. Totals: 13 10-16 39.
3-point goals: Platt 1, Wilt 1
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Shevchuk has pushed himself up the pecking order in coach Oleg Blokhin's plans in the last year, making an impression in some of Ukraine's warm-up games and ensuring he made the cut for the Euro 2012 party.
A left-back who offers energy moving forward and decent solidity in his defensive duties, he has been a senior international since 2003 without ever making too many waves in Ukraine colours.
Now 32, Shevchuk believes his best years may still be ahead of him as he suggests he could play until he is 40. "You look at the best athletes who take care of their bodies and focus on the right diet and exercise and they play for a long time," he says. "I feel I could play for another eight years and I am still improving all the time."


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Apparently Superman isn't the only one with X-ray vision.
During his nearly two-decade career, British photographer Nick Veasey has been using his own superpowers to peer inside everything from insects to MP3 players to jumbo jets--and create stunning images of their innards.
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Ray West, vice president and general manager of the Innovative and TL200 divisions at TMW Systems, said his company's customers want information from collision avoidance and stability systems transmitted back to the home office. Fleet managers can then use this information in predictive modeling based on driver behavior to help prevent accidents and to identify drivers who may need additional coaching and training."Safety, cost and regulations are driving carriers to automate the driver management process with mobile communications tied to equipment on the truck and the trailer," West explained.Jim Sassen, senior manager of product marketing for Qualcomm Enterprise Services, agreed that in recent years there has been a rise in the emergence of safety systems that can monitor following distance and lane departures."There is no doubt that driver safety remains an increasingly important issue with fleets," Sassen said. "In addition to the need to manage the high costs associated with accidents, many of our customers are also finding that their increased focus on safety is also leading to greater driver satisfaction and retention."Info on the truckBrian McLaughlin, chief operating officer for PeopleNet, says safety, security and compliance have become important issues for fleet managers. Mobile communications companies such as his are working with other providers to integrate information from devices such as lane departure monitoring systems, rollover prevention products, speed monitoring and black box data that captures what happens in the moments before a truck crash. He says customers also are interested in the ability to remotely shut the truck down. "That is our largest growing segment of applications that we deliver," he said.The amount of information that can be accessed from the truck's electronic control module and other systems is astounding. For instance, Rand McNally's new in-cab mobile communication product, the TND 760 Fleet Edition, monitors more than 200 metrics collected from the vehicle, such as vehicle speed, idle time, hard brake count, cruise control usage, coasting out of gear, rpm and more. Captured in a Web-based fleet management application called FleetWatcher, some metrics can be viewed in near real-time by the fleet, and some via exception-based reports. Fleets can receive e-mail alerts for exceptions. It also integrates with back-office management from providers such as TMW and McLeod. (TÂhis is in addition to navigation, e-logs and wireless communications.)There also are companies that focus specifically on the driver monitoring aspect. Take GreenRoad Technologies. Its GreenRoad Safety Center is a system installed in the truck that monitors up to 120 driving maneuvers and alerts drivers to unsafe handling, such as hard braking or improper cornering. An LED display in the cab flashes a green light when a maneuver is safe, a yellow light when it is unsafe, and a red light when it is hazardous. The system also provides detailed reports through GreenRoad Central, a Web portal where drivers and managers can pull a history of each driver's behavior and look at overall patterns.Seeing in and out of the cabSome systems are using video cameras to offer insight on what's going on both in and out of the cab. For instance, C.R. England and Dart Transit recently entered into partnerships with MobilEye, a technology company that offers collision-avoidance and lane departure warning systems.The MobilEye system uses a camera mounted on the vehicle's windshield that records at 15 frames per second. The system identifies lane markings and vehicles beside and in front. Algorithms within the system determine if there is a risk based on closing speeds between the truck and the vehicle in front. Audio and visual alarm is given if a collision is imminent. The lane departure warning system sounds an audible alert when the truck moves too close to the lane markings on either side.It's not just in-cab alerts, however. The system can also send notifications of following time violations or lane departures back to the fleet via the truck's onboard mobile communications systems such as those from Qualcomm, PeopleNet and DriverTech. Skip Kinford, chief executive officer of MobilEye, said fleet managers can select the types of notifications they want. For instance, some may only want to be alerted to following-time violations and not lane departure events. "The fleet manager can then use the information for training and coaching their drivers," he said.With a driver shortage plaguing the industry, Kinford noted that "fleets want to retain their drivers, but want to improve their drivers at the same time."Monitoring driver behavior can extend beyond what is happening on the roadway to behavior inside the cab. SmartDrive's system uses video and vehicle data to identify critical safety issues. The device is triggered by sudden vehicle movements, such as swerving or hard braking, or by speed-sensor information from the vehicle's computer. This system records video of driving incidents from inside and in front of the vehicle before and after an event.These events are transmitted to a SmartDrive review team, where teams score the events based on 50 driving observations, including what the driver was doing just before the event. Once the event has been analyzed by the review team, that information is made available to the fleet via a Web-based response center.Fleet managers can then use the information for driver coaching or training. This enables them to focus their efforts on the riskiest drivers or the riskiest driving behaviors. And unlike systems that simply track data such as hard braking or speeding, the video of the events themselves can be used in training/coaching drivers.Another camera-based system is DriveCam. Its video event recorder continuously monitors and captures driving behavior, and provides real-time driver feedback. Exception-based video and data are uploaded via cellular connection to DriveCam's Data Center, where they are immediately available to the fleet. Proprietary data analytics, combined with expert video review, highlight the causes of poor driving and prioritize actions needed to reduce fleet risk and operating costs. Configurable alerts direct fleets to online tools, including hotspot mapping for analysis of poor driving.Different strokesOf course, different fleets have differing driver monitoring needs. "I don't see mass adoption of lane departure or driver cams or crash avoidance systems," said Christian Schenk, vice president of product marketing for Xata Corp. "Where we have more aggressive adoption is inside private fleets. In a for-hire environment, the truck is a revenue generating machine and it becomes a question of how you can pull cost out of it."And size does matter. "I don't think you will see companies between five and 100 trucks start buying these systems, because there is n
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Jane Iredale Amazing Base
Loose Mineral Powder, Warm Silk 0.37 oz (10.5 g)
- Color
- Warm Silk
SPF 20 The skin you've always wanted! You won't believe the difference our mineral bases will make in how your skin feels and looks. You'll also be protecting your skin from damaging UVB/UVA radiation without sensitizing chemicals. We've added algae extracts which benefit all skin types. These state-of-the-art sea minerals are especially nutritive for mature skin, soothing for sensitive skin, help prevent moisture loss and protect against damage from UV radiation.
Warnings: |
Stop use if irritation occurs. |
© Iredale Mineral Cosmetics, Ltd Dist. |
Active Ingredients: Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891 - 14%), Zinc Oxide (CI 77947 - 6%) Inactive Ingredients: Mica (CI 77019), Boron Nitrate, Zinc Stearate, Plankton Extract, Algae (Seaweed) Extract, Punica Granatum (Pomegranate) Extract, May Contain (+/-): Iron Oxides (CI 77489, CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), Ultramarines (CI 77007) |
Apply with our Chisel Powder Brush |
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- Blends Well
- Controls Shine
- Doesn't Settle In Creases
- Easy To Apply
- Lightweight
- Long-Lasting
Best Uses
- Dry Skin
- Sensitive Skin
Comments about Jane Iredale Amazing Base Loose Mineral Powder, Warm Silk, .37 oz:
Really love the product. Goes on light but still provides nice coverage. Great for mature skin as it doesn't settle in those fine creases but rather rests on top to provide smooth looking skin!
- Blends Well
- Controls Shine
- Covers Well
- Doesn't Settle In Creases
- Easy To Apply
- Lightweight
- Long-Lasting
- Silky Finish
Best Uses
- All Skin Types
Comments about Jane Iredale Amazing Base Loose Mineral Powder, Warm Silk, .37 oz:
I've used Jane Iredale products since they first came on the market. I absoutely LOVE this line. The products I use the most are the mineral loose powder, blush, powdered eye shadow & eyeliners. I will never return to using liquid foundations. I've received sample sizes of other brands of mineral makeup & nothing compares to Jane Iredale. I'm hooked. The JI products I've tried provide great coverage without appearing like you put your makeup on with a trowel.. The products are long lasting (seldom need to refresh makeup during the day), the colors stay true after applying the product, no streaking, smearing/smudging & you will not leave traces of your makeup on clothing or anywhere else. Easy to remove at the end of the day & does not clog your pores. General overall appearance of my skin has improved since using JI. Throughout my life, my skin has been sensitive, oily & dry. I've never had a reaction to any JI product. Price is reasonable & products last for months. I use the products daily. I could be a self appointed spokesperson for the JI line. It is the best stuff I've ever used & I've been wearing makeup for-let's just say for many years. Do your self a favor & try any one of the Jane Iiredale products. You won't be disappointed.
- Easy To Apply
- Easy To Take-off
- Good Pigmentation
- Lightweight
- Long Lasting
- Noncomedogenic
Best Uses
- All Skin Types
- Sensitive Skin
Comments about Jane Iredale Amazing Base Loose Mineral Powder, Warm Silk, .37 oz:
I use as base for another brand of mineral glo type makeup (I will switch to Iredale when I run out). Great in keeping my oily skin in check. Makeup is fresh until I remove it. I may not have the perfect color so will try to find a place to try it on before next order. I was actually thinking this was the "Purematte" sample I received a while ago, but found they are two different products. Great products all the same.
- Skin Tone:
- Fair
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Quote:Jim, Galilaei is a pretty small feature at only 15 km. Definitely not a good target for those with binoculars. Even with a good sized scope it would be a challenge to sketch much detail in this one. How about Copernicus or Kepler? Just my two cents worth.