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Neuschwanstein Castle in Fog, Germany • 360° Aerial Panorama
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This four-day trip had only one purpose — to shoot the famous Bavarian castle surrounded by colorful autumn trees. We waited for the precise moment, when leaves turn red, green and orange for the short period of time. Technically the photo shoot of this type shouldn't take more than two days. However, we decided to give it some extra time...
As it turned out, it was a wise decision. Mountains stay mountains (even if it's just low foothills of Alps in Southern Bavaria), so the weather is rather unpredictable there. It is also worth mentioning, that the only time when the castle is perfectly lit for the photo is that short 30-minutes window in the morning. Afterwards the sun travels leaving only the sidewall of the castle in light.
We arrived. But apparently the weather didn't want to cooperate. Day one — it was raining all day; photo shoot was canceled. Day two — the same thing.
On the third day the weather tricked us again. The thick fog covered everything from the very morning. Regardless, we were full of optimism, so we climbed the mountain above the castle, and then descended into the valley, hoping to find a clearing. No luck. Finally after three hours of waiting we decided to shoot the castle at any cost.
However, there are no good shooting spots when the visibility is 30-40 meters. Except for one — right from the center of the castle! Although it's rather risky to fly and shoot in the castle...
Anyhow, we took our chance. Thank God that all the tourists were asleep at such an early hour. The take-off was very difficult due to heavy fog, which was in reality 100% humidity. It condensed large drops of water on the equipment, so we had to be quick. There was no time to go back and correct mistakes.
Our RC helicopter took off and quickly disappeared into the fog. All we had was the screen of our laptop with blinking control lights and short beeps of the height sensor in Stas's headphones. The time passed very slowly.
In a few minutes, here it was — our helicopter returned from the white foam of the fog, all wet, as if it was in a shower. Everything was covered with large drops of water: the helicopter, the camera, and the lens. Nevertheless, the equipment did its job just fine, and we immediately returned to our hotel room to dry it.
So this is the story of shooting this spherical panorama.
We spent the following day waiting, and only on the forth day did nature smile at us. The weather was wonderful and we shot, and shot, and shot...
The entire coverage of our fall-winter photo tour of Neuschwanstein Castle, night Hohenschwangau, and the town of Füssen and its surroundings will be published next month.
Photo and text by Sergey Semenov and Stas Sedov
17 December 2011
MANFRED KERN, Chile
"Muchas Gracias por estas panóramicas de Excelencia! Es como que estamos viajando a esos lugares y eso es imposible por los costos. Nuevamente Gracias Millares!"
MARTHA nORA gUZMAN, Argentina
stefan dibdak, Czech Republic
"We visited all of Ludwigs castles in the 70's, but this was my favorite. It is as beautiful as the pictures and I would love to go back!!"
Janis Williamson, USA
"We have taken our family to visit the splendid sights of Germany on a couple of occasions. These fairytale castles of King Ludwig II are absolutely spectacular. It is believed that Ludwig's death was no accident as he was understood to be as mad as a hatter expending countless millions on his castles. It cannot be denied he had a great eye for beauty but his extravagance met with resistance. His love of the music of Richard Wagner (and very likely his love for the composer himself) was evident where he built the beautiful Grotto (attached to one of his other castles, Linderhoff) in which the acoustics were flawless to listen to Wagner's compositions. Unlike the incomplete Neuschwanstein, Linerhoff was fully completed and is spectacular inside. Germany is country with so much beauty and Bavaria is one of the most spectacular areas of this lovely country."
Kathryn Byrne, Australia
"El CASTILLO DE NEUSCHWANSTEIN-GERMANY...CON NIEBLA, FABULOSO, parece un castillo de cuentos de hadas... realmente es como estar sońando...BELLO!!!SIN DUDAS"
PERLA DAGA, Argentina
"AMAZING JOB..... i like so much ..
Who is the composer of the music ?"
Danilo Gamez, El Salvador
Varvara, AirPano: Dear Danilo, you can read how to find the author of music here: http://www.airpano.com/FAQ.php
"Just about a month ago together with my wife we visited this Bavarian splendour and we learned about tragic life of Ludwig II, the Mad King. He lived in the castle only half a year or so, and at 41 he died drowned in the lake nearby. In 2012 Bavaria Pictures produced a movie - "Ludwig II", very interesting and so tragic. This remarkable architecture of the castle, the landscape, the creek and rapids, the mountains and the dense forest are giving a mysterious atmosphere to all region of Fussen. Thank you for your pictures guys. All the best to your team."
Alex Ugron, Australia
L J, China
"pictures would suggest. Thank you, gigi. Dolly"
Dorothy Lawrence, USA
"Beautiful! I visited this castle some years ago with my husband which now has passed away. Happy memories and yet sad."
diana vella, Malta
"We visited the Castle years ago and your pictures revived these wonderful memories. Vielen Dank"
Edward Diehl, USA
"i have never seen anything so beautiful.thank you and may god keep you safe. jeannette demers"
jeannette demers, USA
"Beautiful. We were there 2 weeks ago and gratefully we had a beautiful sunny day. Your project is amazing and it is wonderful to look at so many of the places we have travelled."
Linda Taylor, Canada
"Thank you for waiting for the weather and taking the risk to capture Neuschwanstein Castle in this stunning panoramic view! I had the blessing of visiting there in '76 which took my words and breath away...I'll never forget it!"
Donna Montgomery, Canada
"In 1996 and 1997 I had the opportunity to sing in the singers hall at the beautiful castle Neuschwanstein as Gurnemanz in 'Parsifal' and Hans Sachs in 'Meistersinger' during the Wagner festival celebrated in September. My experience is quite unique and will wear out the ears of all my grandchildren.......Thank you Koenig Ludwig und Herr Wagner...."
Greg Ryerson, Australia
"I was in Bavaria during the late 60's, and had the opportunity to travel thru Hohenschwangau in early 1968. I can easily understand why Disney chose this castle as the basis for his 'fairy prince castle'. I loved Bavaria then, and wish that I could return and stay this time! I have really missed it since I had to leave in December 1969."
Jene Farmer, Canada
"Hi..I visited Germany in April 2000 coming from Holland by a train. I can't describe how much I loved this heaven on earth place. I was so impressed how could they built this castle and the other one in the same area. I loved the timber bridge between the top of mountains; the valley; the freezing cold river; the lake; the village...It was Awesome; Nice, unbelievable experience. I will come back one day .."
WAEL AL-BUSERI, Australia
"I visited Munich this July and was very blessed in being able to visit this Castle along with a couple others in Bavaria and I must say that it took my breath away, the view was amazing. The castle was amazing.....Your panaramic was amazing..."
Karen Kemp, Canada
"We visited Castle in 1992 for second time."
Robert Denison, USA
"I was stationed in Vienna, Austria and spent severl weeks in rehab in 1950 in Garmisch-Partenkichen and one of our side trips was to this castle. This was and still is an outstanding sight. Thanks for the wonderful views."
Glenn Brunner, USA
Raymond Lee
"WE visited the castle in 1953 while stationed in Germany. Thanks for the wonderful revisit."
Jewell Greer, USA
"Stunning! Can't wait to visit in 2014"
Sandi Bonenberger, USA
"Absolutely gorgeous and amazing!!!"
Mimi Lee, USA
"I was stationed in Fussen in 1950-51 with the 70th FA Bn and visited the castle several times. Back then you could take interior pictures."
kenneth smith, USA
"My husband and I visited this castle in 1986 and Schloss Linderhof in 1990 when we were back to see the Passion Play. It is a beautiful area."
Lucy Larson, USA
"A most beautiful castle - I remember my 2 visits once in 1971 and again with my son when he was 21 in 2003. Also remembering the catle being used for the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang! Enchanting......."
John Hurst, United Kingdom
"This brought back so many memories, went to this castle in 2005 & 2007, would dearly love to see it again, maybe one day."
Hannah Delconte, Australia
"Great presentation. Like all the fairy tale castles you dream about. Now I will have to look up the history of it. I appreciate all your hard work to photograph it."
Marlene Craig, USA
"Thank you so much,My Daughter and I visited the Castle in 2007.and stayed at the Hote Muller,taking the Horse drawn cart up to the castle.At the age of 85 I climed to the top , all 350 steps and back again. it was the most wonderful day of my last visit to Europe. Would love to return and do it all over again, but at 90 I fear that I will have to repete your show when ever I want to return to see Neushwanstein"
Cliff Campbell, Australia
"Lovely photos - they took me back to my visit to the castle in 1968."
Linda Ironside, Canada
"While I am aware of the weather conditions that prevail around the castle, I think you should have considered staying a few more days, perhaps venturing a little ways north to Oberammergau, giving the weather a chance to improve. The Schloss Neuschanstein is a very beautiful sight, especially from the footbridge in the rear, and it deserves every opportunity to show its beauty."
William Forte, Germany
"I think the pictures are marvelous with the music
that sets the mood. I have religious sisters in Waldbreitback, West Germany."
Sister Mary Antonice Delury,osf., USA
"Very nice - my wife and I rode the bike path that runs from Wurzburg down to Fussen - about 400km - a great experience. We found a B&B with a great view of the castle and spent a few days there."
Bob Block, USA
"Beutiful! Outstanding! The music made everything heavenly!"
Paige Preston, USA
"Made me homesick for my beautiful Bavaria, my place of birth."
Kristina Beecroft, Australia
"Thank you for taking me back to my birth country -even if only in spirit. My first visit to Neuschwanstein was also on a rainy, foggy day and your fabulous pictures remind me of happy childhood days. It's beautiful - rain or shine!"
Elisabeth Oehler
"I wish I were younger than my 82 years. I have admired this castle all of my life. The pictures are great! I wish that someone could go through the whole castle and take more pictures of the whole inside for those of us that can't make the trip!! Kittos!"
Curtis Jacobs, USA
"Just returned last week from a self-drive tour around Germany, and Neuschwanstein Castle was a highlight for us, on a crystal clear May day. Although they don't allow pics to be taken during the tour of the castle, we managed to get some great pics from outside. Be sure to leave the bus terminal with an hour to spare, and catch the bus or horse and cart up the hill, as it is very exhausting racing up if you are running late. The interior artworks are simply breath-taking and awe inspiring. Well worth the visit."
David Birch - Ausralia, Australia
"Beautiful !!! the most outstanding collection of photographs I have ever seen. Outstanding!! Âű"
Paul Ratzlaff, USA
"Absolutely beautiful! Thank you!"
Belle Sullivan, USA
John Nabet, USA
"YOUR COUNTRY IS VERY BEAUTIFUL. I WAS THEIR IN THE 60s .I WAS IN THE AIR FORCE AT THE TIME I LOVED YOUR COUNTRY."
"My recently deceased husband and I were so very thrilled to see and tour(the part that was permitted) this beautiful castle. I can't even begin to describe how we felt as we stood there and tried to take in its beauty and that of its surroundings. Germany is an exquisite country and the people were all so gracious to us. I'll forever treasure the memory of my late husband's thrill as he took picture after picture. Thank you for some fantastic memories."
Rita Lawrence, USA
Varvara, AirPano: We are pleased with your message, Rita. Thanks for coming here!
"Wonderful! Germany, in my opinion, is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, with its beautiful nature and of course, the castles! I hope one day I can visit this castle! You must also make photos of the Black Forest! Keep on the beautiful job! :) Greetings from a brazilian who lives in Curacao, in the dutch antilleans!"
Gisele Menezes van Sermondt, Netherlands Antilles
Varvara, AirPano: Thanks for the greetings! It's nice that you visited us and we are thankful for the comment you left.
"I grew up in GERMANY and have visited the CASTLE 3x in summer & winter...it is simply breathtaking!
Your panoramas are amazing...thanks for sharing.
Christel R Phillips
Green Valley, AZ"
Christel Phillips, USA
"so beautiful!!And the music is also good,let me feel that like a dream!"
August Finger, China
"MY,MY what a dream, spectacular,I first read about this schloss many years ago, I first saw it in the 50's with my husband, been there several times , hope to revisit this year ,I complement you on your artistry ALL your photography is magnificent,WELL done excellent work schloss Herrenchiemsee, is also one of Ludwig's"
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Grilled Veggie Wraps Recipe
I love this vegetable marinade, but the key to this recipe's success is the three-cheese spread. My father is a meat-and-potatoes eater, but the grilled wraps passed his test! —Britani Sepanski of Indianapolis, Indiana
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced fresh basil
- 1-1/2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1-1/2 teaspoons molasses
- 3/4 teaspoon minced fresh thyme
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 medium zucchini, cut lengthwise into 1/4-inch slices
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 medium red onion, cut into 1/2-inch slices
- 4 ounces whole fresh mushrooms, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 4 ounces fresh sugar snap peas
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 3 tablespoons reduced-fat cream cheese
- 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 4 flour tortillas (8 inches)
- 4 romaine leaves
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the first seven ingredients; add vegetables. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 2 hours, turning once.
- Drain and reserve marinade. Transfer vegetables to a grill wok or basket. Grill, uncovered, over medium-high heat for 5 minutes, stirring frequently.
- Set aside 1 teaspoon marinade. Turn vegetables; baste with remaining marinade. Grill 5-8 minutes longer or until tender, stirring frequently. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine cheeses and mayonnaise; set aside.
- Brush one side of each tortilla with reserved marinade. Place tortillas, marinade side down, on grill for 1-3 minutes or until lightly toasted.
- Spread 3 tablespoons of cheese mixture over ungrilled side of each tortilla. Top with romaine and 1 cup grilled vegetables; roll up. Yield: 4 servings.
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Very good, simple wrap. Grilling the veggies really adds so much to the flavor. Good served warm or Cold! Will be making again.
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Excellent Summer grill recipe. I chopped the veggies but didn't make the wrap for about 36 hours due to a change in plans. The extra time in the fridge actually added flavor. I used honey instead of molasses and walnut oil because I was out of olive oil. What really brings out the flavor of the wrap is the 3-cheese spread(cream cheese, parmesan and feta). I added a little extra mayo to make it more spreadable.
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In the Fiddle, there is a thick green line. Below that line are the filter options I would like to be hidden unless a "Body Part" is selected.
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This is an excerpt from MSF-USA's from 2012 Annual Report:
In 2012, MSF continued to assist Somali refugees and local communities in southern and eastern Ethiopia, providing general consultations, measles vaccinations, surgery, antenatal and postnatal services, and TB treatment at the border town of Dolo Ado, in Liben zone.
MSF also screened roughly 30,000 children per month for malnutrition and other diseases and carried out more than 1,000 individual mental health consultations in five refugee camps in the area.
In the west, MSF worked with the Regional Health Bureau to carry out more than 60,000 consultations for South Sudanese refugees at the Mattar health center and mobile clinics. When 12,000 Sudanese refugees were transferred to Bambasi, MSF treated 500 for malnutrition, immunized 3,500, and distributed food rations to 4,000.
In the Somali region, MSF provided basic and maternal care, an inpatient clinic, treatment for TB and kala azar, and mobile clinics in West Imey and East Imey. In Ogaden, MSF offered emergency obstetric care, antenatal consultations, malnutrition treatment, and medical and psychological care for victims of violence at the hospital in Degehabur.
MSF also supported Wardher hospital with TB and malnutrition treatment, reproductive health care, assistance for victims of sexual violence, and vaccinations. Another team works in Danod health center.
In the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples Region's Sidama zone, MSF assisted more than 50,000 women and 34,000 children in programs offering antenatal and postnatal care, a residency for expectant mothers, 24-hour emergency service, medical and psychological care for victims of violence, surgery, and treatment for obstetric fistulas.
MSF worked with the federal Bureau of Health to launch outpatient DR-TB treatment in Dire Dawa, while also treating patients with kala azar, including those co-infected with HIV, in Amhara region.
At the end of 2012, MSF had 1,594 staff in Ethiopia. MSF has been working in the country since 1984.
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"I gave birth seven days ago to a baby girl. I delivered my baby in the bush where I live, as I have done with all my previous babies. I have ten children. A traditional birth attendant delivered my baby but soon after I became very sick. I had a very high fever and was shaking uncontrollably.
I felt like all the energy was leaving my body. I had been cut very badly and became infected after the birth; I found it painful to pass urine and the pain made me want to be sick and I almost fainted. I told my family that I felt very unwell and I needed help.
My family put me on a donkey cart and it took two hours to get here. The road isn't good but it's sandy so I was able to cope with the journey even though it was very hot and exhausting. I have been in the hospital two days and the staff check my blood pressure. They have given me medicine and have put me on an oxygen machine. The doctor says I look better now and I feel like I'm getting a little more energy in my body.
I feel like now I am here in the hospital I will be OK. I was in a lot of pain but every day that I'm here I feel a little bit better. I have to breathe with an oxygen mask because I'm still weak. If I had stayed in the bush and not come to hospital I don't know what would have happened to me."


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Boo is a scripting language tailor-made for Mono and .NET. This haunting mixture of Python and C# may be just what you need to get started with the .NET framework.
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UNION, NJ - The Human Rights Club at Kean University joined forces with more than 30 students from nearly a dozen groups on campus on November 18 in Downs Hall for Operation Christmas Child.
A program sponsored by Samaritan's Purse, Operation Christmas Child assembles shoeboxes filled with gifts for boys and girls, ages two to 14, across the globe. While the Human Rights Club set out to fill 50 boxes in their inaugural participation in this event, they succeed in assembling 126 boxes.
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Lost my vote Erlandson. Mind your own business and let us be! I will make sure I put in a big freakin dip in a county building if I ever run into you there. Power hungry....just want to control every aspect of your life!
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Thank you Dr. Erlandson for your efforts to help assure the freedom of non-smokers on county properties!
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Perhaps I read a different article HadEnough and Budzilla but I believe Mr. Erlandson was proposing an amendment to ALLOW smoking on County lands with restrictions "The amendment would allow residents and visitors to smoke on county park and forest land, except inside roofed structures, and within 100 feet of roofed structure".
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CSEA backing it .....so it can put more people in jail and hire more guards? Give Sheriff more reasons for probable cause to stop and frisk people... for cancer sticks? CSEA only does things that are self serving to union members. So what gives?
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thank you Tom Erlandson for standing up for a more healthful world for all adults and children.
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Dr. Erlandson is all about common sense. You should make it a point to meet him some time.
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Updated 3:21pm Monday 11th February 2013 in News
A DARLINGTON man has called for a hefty increase in the fines issued to dog owners who do not collect their pets' droppings.
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David Reed, of Wilton Drive, contacted The Northern Echo after becoming frustrated when a pile of dog dirt was left uncollected on a footpath at the end of his drive.
He said: "This pile was left between 6pm and 9pm on Friday evening.
"The owner of this dogs pile is totally irresponsible, lazy and effectively had no intention of cleaning up.
"It's about time dog licences were re-introduced at a figure that would make it worthwhile for the council to collect and the paltry fine when imposed increased because there is no deterrent.
"This type of anti-social behavior by dog owners is totally unacceptable.
"The footpath in question has a high footfall during the week with parents and others taking their young children to the local primary school, not a pretty sight for them to pass."
Mr Reed, who is not a dog owner, said he was left with no choice but to clean up the mess himself.
Last month (January), Darlington Borough urged pet owners to take more responsibility.
The council's Street Scene teams and dog wardens have reported an increase in complaints about the issue.
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1:52pm Mon 11 Feb 13
sarahd says...
Well done to this gentleman for thinking of the children and cleaning it up. He shouldn't have had to though.
2:13pm Mon 11 Feb 13
NBSassist says...
The pathway to St Teresa's School on Harris Street is the most disgusting stretch of highway imaginable, with dog dirt every few feet or so. It's one thing to let your dog foul on a public highway but it's more heinous to allow this fouling outside a children's school!!
Maybe licences should come with DNA info so we can test the poo and send it back to the owner?!
2:40pm Mon 11 Feb 13
trugggg says...
I agree that fines should hurt the selfish dog owners.
3:08pm Mon 11 Feb 13
Butafly says...
Maybe people should comment here the realy bad areas,hoping a warding wil patrol those areas a little more often,to stop those owners who don't pick up after their pets,or catch those dogs running lose that dirt of footpaths
3:56pm Mon 11 Feb 13
Quaker79 says...
I have witnessed somebody letting their dog mess in this area, and then just walking off. I would have happily told them what I thought of them, but unfortunately she was a girl of about 14. For obvious reasons, you can't crawl alongside the kerb and wind your window down to talk to a 14-year old girl in the street!
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If you're caught not cleaning up after your dog, you should be fined at least £250.00. If you're caught for a second time then your dog should be permanently taken from you and the fine doubled.
Personally I'd like to see your noses literally rubbed in it you dirty scum bags.
Anyone who's ever had the misfortune of bringing dog crap into their house on the soles of their feet knows how disgusting it is. And it's about time that the law and punishments became much stricter on this matter.
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To make a 108 x 54-inch tablecloth and eight 24-inch-square formal dinner napkinsWhat You Need:
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1. For the tablecloth, pull a thread and cut along the pulled line to establish a true crosswise grain line. Measure a 112-1/2-inch length of fabric, pull a thread, and cut along the thread line. For the napkins, measure four 26-1/2-inch lengths of fabric, pull a thread, and cut along the thread line. Cut each 26-1/2-inch length into two 26-1/4-inch widths. (See Diagram 1.) Trim off the short raw edges along the selvages, but do not cut through the selvage.
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NEWPORT (WATE) – A bedridden woman is now safe after being rescued from her home filled with piles of garbage and her own feces.
Cocke County firefighters had to cut a large hole in a wall to get in and rescue the woman from her house on Old Sevierville Highway in Newport.
The 48-year-old victim's mother, Gail Gann, has been charged with crimes related to the woman's plight.
The victim told detectives she had been living in piles of garbage and her own feces for about three years. The home had no bathroom. In three years, she'd never been taken out of the house.
"I'm quite amazed she's still alive," said Cocke County Sheriff Armando Fontes.
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Montenegro leading in Bulgaria at half-time 1-0.
Injuries really forcing England to scrape through the hole in the barrel. Lescott playing at the centre of defence now. Expecting a total bore-fest but always a chance of a goal with our back four.
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Clearly not going to be a goal-fest, but wouldn't be surprised to see England scrape a 1-0 here perhaps.
Thankfully no comments here about Rooney scoring away from home, or getting the away leg over.
Anyone see what happened to Walcott in the buildup to the goal?
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Apparently so. He's gone to hospital for x-rays, fingers crossed it's just a sprain really. Depends whether his studs were in the ground or not I guess.
Sounds like England should have had this game won by now.
Anyway Bulgaria lost at home to Montenegro. So 2 wins for Montenegro who are the lowest seed in the group. Interesting.
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Sunday morning in the same neighborhood, a 22-year-old man was critically wounded while driving in the 2700 block of West 24th Place about 7:55 a.m., police said.
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The man was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in critical condition, police said.
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About 8:30 p.m., police found 21-year-old Manuel Hernandez lying in a hallway of his apartment building with a gunshot wound to the chest.
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Move-in weekend at the University of Minnesota-Duluth this year kept police busy. According to the Duluth Police Department, authorities responded to about 53 calls for service all having something to do with college students.
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The Oakland Raiders Infant Two Piece Creeper and Pant Set will look adorable on your little Raider fan! This is includes a short sleeve onsie with "Raiders" wordmark, shield logo on front chest with team color accents on shoulder. This set also includes black pants with white stripes on the sides of the pants with Raiders shield on left leg for extra Raiders pride. 100% polyester.