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Castlegar RCMP are recommending charges of assault and mischief endangering life against a 26-year-old Nelson man, according to RCMP Sgt Laurel Mathew.
She said the charges are stemming from an incident on Jan. 8 at roughly 3 a.m., in which a limousine ride for a driver and 18 passengers ended in a collision on Columbia Avenue.
"The limo had been hired to drive the large group of people from Nelson to Castlegar for the evening, and then to drive them all home," she said. "According to several passengers, one of the passengers aboard the limousine grew aggressive and began yelling and moving around the bus. This passenger then allegedly grabbed the driver of the limo and was assaulting him as they drove.
"At one point the male allegedly grabbed the steering wheel of the limo, and the driver lost control, causing the limo to strike a sign post, fire hydrant, and a cement barrier before coming to a stop."
'No injuries were reported, but substantial damage was done to the sign post, cement barrier, and a fire hydrant which was sheared off. The male suspect was located a short distance away and arrested. He was released from custody on several conditions, one of which is a curfew from 10 p.m. until 6 a.m. every day."
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A grocery story that has been a North End mainstay for more than half a century is pulling out.
Extra Foods, at 1445 Main St., was telling customers on Saturday parent company Westfair Foods is shutting the store at the end of March. The closure is viewed as another blow for the North End economy.
Store personnel would not comment to the Free Press. However, shoppers were being told the bad news inside the store on Saturday.
"I think it's disgraceful," said Ellen Parsons, who was told of the closure by a staff member at the checkout counter. "I've been shopping here for 32 years. I think it's absolutely terrible, especially for a lot of seniors in this area. Many people who don't own a vehicle shop here regularly."
That includes Vera Senchuk, who was shopping at the store with her husband Wolodymyr.
"I like this store and I like having Safeway and Extra Foods together. And this store is within walking distance for us," she said.
The store was a Loblaws about half a century ago, then morphed into an EconoMart, then into Extra Foods, according to one shopper. It has always coexisted with a Safeway next door. That has provided healthy competition for prices and products.
"It's hitting a low-income neighbourhood. It's terrible," said another shopper, Sid Blum. He viewed it as another hit for the North End.
The closure caught many people by surprise, because Extra Foods replaced its entire parking lot last summer at considerable cost.
It's not known how many people could be laid off. Westfair's administrative office was closed Saturday and officials could not be reached for comment.
Westfair recently announced it is closing its grocery store in Steinbach as of Feb. 23. The United Food and Commercial Workers union could not be reached either. Extra Foods workers are part of the union.
"I was just in there yesterday," said Judy Wasylycia-Leis, a former MP for the riding who lives in the area, of Extra Foods. "The store's always busy. I'm quite surprised."
"For seniors and people without cars who rely on public transit, this will certainly be a hardship."
Wasylycia-Leis said there aren't many grocery stores left "between the tracks and north of Jefferson, if you're looking at the old North End."
People are hoping Neechi Foods gets up and running soon at a new location on Main Street, but its opening has been delayed.
"It's just getting investors lined up. It seems to be progressing and held some open houses. It will be an important addition to the neighbourhood," Wasylycia-Leis said.
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It wasn't as much of what he said but who it was that was saying it. The quote? "I look at (Tim) Tebow. He gets bashed because of his faith. Let 'em laugh. Let 'em talk. He's a greater man than anyone who might be greater than him as an athlete. He's a real man.
"He gets challenged about his faith all of the time," the man went on, "but he never waivers because of opinions, or what the media is writing about him. His reward later on in life is going to be even greater because he stood in the midst of everybody criticizing him being a Christian and playing sports at the same time.
"I admire him more than he could ever imagine."
Before I spill the beans, let me give you a hint and see if you can name him. He is one of the greatest baseball players who ever lived. He hit 335 home runs in his career, played in eight all-star games, starred in four World Series and drove in 1,000 runs. Need more? In the end, when drugs and drink brought the whole thing crashing down, he was addicted to drugs, spent almost a year in prison and owed roughly $3 million to his creditors.
But last week, when he gave his first interview in over three years, Darryl Strawberry was nothing short of fabulous once again. Bob Nightengale of USA Today found Darryl in St. Peters, Mo., where he is today a pastor, and the writer's stunning portrait of the 6-foot-6 superstar who endured and conquered "a living hell" may be the best story I've read this year.
Nightengale noticed that inside Strawberry's modest home there is not one piece of his baseball past. The trophies, the World Series rings, the batting titles so gloriously earned during a 17-year career are all gone. "I got rid of it all. I was never attached to all that stuff."
""I'm over 'Strawberry,' " he told the USA Today writer. "I'm over Mets. I'm over Yankees. I don't want to exist as Darryl Strawberry, the baseball player. People don't understand that's no longer you. I'm not a baseball player, anymore. That person is dead."
The pastor tried to explain it. "I love that I was a great player, and won championships, and did all these great things, but I was always more driven. I knew there had to be more than just putting on a uniform and hitting grand slams and making millions of dollars. I always believed there was a greater purpose to life."
Had it not been for his pretty wife Tracy, who herself was addicted to cocaine, crack and crystal meth before finding Jesus 14 years ago, Strawberry would probably be dead but, because she led him to the Lord, he says without hesitation, "I am happier today than I have ever been in my entire life."
"I used to be a big shot, let's put it that way," Strawberry admitted. "But I want nothing to do with baseball. I have no desire to be working in baseball. No desire at all. I love the game, don't get me wrong, but I love the Bible more.
"I want to help people save their lives, and have the responsibility of leading people into following Christ," he told USA Today. "It's so hard to describe what that feels like, but I've never been happier in my life. It's so much fun being a pastor."
Very quietly, the two started StrawberryMinistries.org and have now launched The Darryl and Tracy Strawberry Christian Recovery Program in Longview, Tex. Other centers are planned in Orlando and St. Louis. But the biggest thing is that he's done it under the radar. He wants no fanfare. "We're not into this for publicity," Strawberry told USA Today
"We're into it because God called us into ministry. We became who God wanted us to be. We're trying to bring purpose into people's lives, why they're created, so they can fulfill their real purpose and destiny. We are proof, through our experiences, that people can be healed. God started building it through us. And we share that.
"Had it not been for the past," Strawberry was honest, "all the falls we had and then the restoration, I probably wouldn't have the impact I am having now. I'll always be grateful for baseball because it was a tremendous platform that God set up for me. That part of me will never go away. But I will never go back into that world, that lifestyle, the one that most athletes never conquer.
"You look at A-Rod (the Yankees' Alex Rodriguez), and he'll say, 'I want to do well.' What he's really saying is, 'I want people to like me, but they don't like me, because of the stigma attached to who I am.' I had all of those issues, too. It was just a different time. A different generation. Here I am, a baseball superstar, falling into the pits, having everybody write you off, and then having God say, 'I'm going to use your mess for a message.' How beautiful is that?"
This is the guy who once traded an all-star career for drugs and lived penniless in flop houses, who everybody saw on seven different covers of Sports Illustrated and who then fell harder than any king who ever reigned. Yet today Darryl Strawberry is again a bright star, his mess as his message.
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A traveling exhibit honoring military personnel killed in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars is currently at the Museum on Main, inside the new Statesboro Convention and Visitors Bureau on South Main Street.
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CLAXTON - Hospital and community leaders are looking for ways to rescue Evans Memorial Hospital, which has been incurring losses averaging more than $200,000 a month and recently reduced staffing to cover just eight of the 49 in-patient beds for which it is licensed.
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More than 3,000 people packed Statesboro High School's Womack Field Saturday to catch the sounds of the 38th Annual East Georgia Marching Band Festival.
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One of the highlights of going to a Georgia Southern University football game is watching the Southern Pride Marching Band perform.
U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., has bumper stickers already printed with a new logo for his 2016 re-election bid, but is currently campaigning for shorter-term goals of having Republican candidate David Perdue join him in the U.S. Senate and for Republicans to gain a majority there.
The Statesboro Police Department will participate in No-Shave November and raise money for Alzheimer's research.
A Claude Howard Lumber Co. employee died after an apparent accident while working at the sawmill on Park Avenue, officials said.
COLUMBUS - With a runoff increasingly likely in Georgia's tight gubernatorial race, Republican Gov. Nathan Deal is rallying his conservative base in north Georgia while Democrat Jason Carter is getting a boost from his grandfather, former President Jimmy Carter, who's appealing to black voters in some of the state's largest metro areas.
Keep your hummingbird feeders up as temperatures drop this fall and winter. That's the suggestion of Georgia Wildlife Resources Division biologists, who say some visiting hummers make the state their winter home and benefit from the nourishment feeders provide.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Rick Bragg took the stage at Georgia Southern University's Performing Arts Center for the annual Statesboro The Write Place event earlier this month.
The suspect in a Statesboro rape was recently arrested in North Carolina and is now in Bulloch County Jail, Statesboro police said.
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Farmers' market offers best of paddock to plate
The Heathcote Region Farmers' Market runs on the third Saturday of each month offering people the opportunity to buy produce and talk directly to the person who grows, rears and makes the products.BRONWYN BEYERS January 18, 2013 4:30am
Anna Kelly of Plains Paddock in NSW will be bringing her lamb products to the Heathcote Farmers Market on the weekend
The growth of farmers' markets in Victoria has broken down the barriers between farmers and their customers.
Increasingly, people like to know where their food comes from and what it's gone through to end up on their plate.
Newest stallholder, Anna Kelly, who runs Plains Paddock Lamb in southern NSW near the Victorian border, is passionate about her Dorper lambs.
Ms Kelly's business began in late 2006.
She decided to move back to the family farm when she saw the farm was not producing an income in the extended drought and thought she could change their irrigation property to something more sustainable and profitable.
''The idea for my business began when a friend (and restaurateur) suggested we grow Dorpers, a robust South African meat producing sheep that is naturally fast growing
''The Dorpers just seemed to fit in and did well on pretty much nothing which was perfect in the drought conditions.''
Anna started with a flock of 16 Dorper ewes and over six years has grown her flock to 1000 Dorper and Dorper-Merino ewes to ensure continual supply to restaurants and her growing customer base of home delivery and farmers' markets.
''Our sustainable farming practices and breed selection means I can guarantee a constant supply of lamb under almost any conditions,'' she said.
''The abattoir is 40 minutes away from the sheep yards, I muster and have lambs resting at the abattoir within two hours from grazing in the paddocks.
''The welfare of my animals comes first. We don't process the lambs in extreme heat, we don't use dogs, everything is done gently.
''I run the flock as a whole, in family groups, with no forced weaning as it stresses the lambs. The lambs outgrow milk and move onto the native grasses as they age.
''I believe our low-stress husbandry practices are reflected in the taste and quality of the end product.''
Plains Paddock Lamb will be among 20 other stallholders offering a diverse range of produce for sale at this weekend's Heathcote Region Farmers' Market, Barrack Reserve Park from 9am to 1pm.
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UNRWA declares state of emergency in Gaza after torrential rains
Majority expected to support bill dispersing Knesset
A graveside battle over Ben Gurion's legacy
With government's fate uncertain, Netanyahu seeks commitment from haredim for next coalition
Widow of slain rabbi blames internal haredi discord for Jerusalem synagogue terror attack
Slight reduction in HIV in Israel in 2013
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Zion Tech: Our Israeli start-up of the week aims to make air pollution visible
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Iranian Jews gather in Yazd for rituals
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Jewish state
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10/08/2013 21:56
Rouhani on the phone 370.
(photo credit:REUTERS)
It's not easy being Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu these days. He has faced
heavy criticism in western circles for his uncompromising stance on Iran's
nuclear program. His October 1 address to the United Nations plenum, where he
accused Iranian regime President Hassan Rouhani of being "a wolf in sheep's
clothing, who is trying to pull the wool over the eyes of the international
community," was met with accusations of war-mongering. Columnist Roger Cohen
accused Netanyahu of "crying wolf" while a New York Times editorial blasted
Netanyahu for "Blind distrust of the Iranian regime," seeming eager for a
fight... and sabotaging diplomacy, especially before Iran is
tested."While optimistic western elites bristle at Netanyahu's rejection
of Rouhani's "smile and conquer diplomacy," The Middle East's silent Sunni
majority backs Netanyahu's "distrust, dismantle, and verify" approach towards
neighboring Iranian regime's nuclear program and race for regional
supremacy.Led by Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states and supported by the
region's many minorities including Kurds, Christians, Druse, Sufis, Baluchees
and others, several hundred million Sunnis across the Middle East are quietly
banking on Netanyahu's making good on his declaration before the UN General
Assembly that, "Israel will not allow Iran to get nuclear weapons," and "If
Israel is forced to stand alone, Israel will stand alone."While official
Arab Sunni and non-Arab Sunni criticism of America's softer approach to Iran and
its Syrian state proxy remains muted, as is expected in non-democratic "fear
societies" as former soviet dissident Natan Sharansky has coined them, voices
have begun to pierce the silence.Jamal Khashoggi, a prominent Saudi
journalist who is close to the Saudi royal family, told the New York Times
recently that, " There is a lot of suspicion and even paranoia about some secret
deal between Iran and America.My concern is that the Americans will
accept Iran as it is – so that the Iranians can continue their old policies of
expansionism and aggression."The Times also reported that Mustafa Alani,
a Dubaibased security analyst, said the Saudis think US President Barack Obama
is "not a reliable ally, that he's bending to the Syrians and Iranians." Mishaal
al-Gergawi, a United Arab Emirates-based analyst, said, "There is a lot of
cynicism, and it feeds into the notion that Obama is very naïve – he was naïve
with the Muslim Brotherhood, naïve with Bashar al-Assad, and he is now naïve
with Iran."Sunni concerns over Iranian regime-sponsored Shi'ite power
extends beyond Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states.A very senior Jordanian
lawmaker told this author in 2009 during a visit to the Jordanian senate in
Amman that the Iranian regime "could only be stopped by military force and that
only Israel was capable of doing that."In fact, it was Jordan's King
Abdullah II who first coined the phrase "Shi'ite crescent," that began with what
he called the "Islamic republic of Iraq" referring to Iranian penetration and
control of Iran's Shi'ite-majority neighbor that the king warned would extend to
Syria and Lebanon.Saudi Arabia's top cleric, Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Al
Sheikh, condemned Iran's Hezbollah proxy's role in Syria, urging politicians and
Muslim scholars to take "effective steps to deter its aggression" on Syria.
Egyptian cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi noted that "Iran wants "continued massacres to
kill Sunnis."While US and some Western leaders have expressed cautious
optimism over Rouhani's expressed readiness to reach an agreement over Iran's
nuclear program, Sunni regimes are mindful and respectful of Israel's past
readiness to use force to stop Tehran, and its proxies and
allies.Israel's destruction of Syria's nuclear program in 2007,
according to foreign reports, its war against Iran-backed Hezbollah in 2006, and
Hamas in 2009 and 2012, and the Jewish state's five preemptive assaults against
the Iranian-Syrian-Hezbollah strategic balance-breaking weapons stockpiling and
transfers in 2013 alone has made Israel a center of power, deterrence and even
salvation for the Sunni world.However, while the Sunni world is taking
Israel's side for the moment, it is likely a tactical convenience. If and when
the Iranian regime is replaced by a new government more amenable to the West,
the Sunni establishment would likely not hesitate to turn against the Jewish
state in their traditional attempt to coalesce other Sunni powers in attempting
to reassert regional control.But for now, with the US seen by its Arab
allies as turning inward in handing pro-Syria and Iran-friendly Russia the keys
to superpower influence in the Middle East, Prime Minister Netanyahu and Israel
are perceived as the only hope for saving the Middle East's Sunnis from Iran's
nuclear ascension. With Sunni powers unwilling to act, Israel and its so-called
"distrustful" prime minister are not only the protectors of the Jewish state;
They have also become the defenders of a primarily Sunni Middle
East.Sunni states and other peoples of the Middle East have remained
unimpressed by Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's shift in tactics as faithfully
carried out by President Rouhani. Many have also been captivated by Israel's
will to stop them. The free world would do well to heed their
warnings.The author is a Foreign Policy Fellow at the Jerusalem Center
for Public Affairs and an Adjunct Fellow at the Washington, DC-based Hudson
Institute. He served as secretary-general of the World Jewish Congress from 2011
to 2013.
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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Danny Espinosa's RBI single during a two-run seventh inning proved to be the difference as the Washington Nationals escaped with a 4-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals in the finale of a four-game series on Sunday.
Kurt Suzuki smashed a solo home run and added an RBI base hit, while Ian Desmond chipped in with a run-scoring single for the NL East-leading Nationals, who have won four of their last five games.
Espinosa's single made a winner of Ryan Mattheus (5-1), who tossed 1 1/3 innings of relief behind starter Stephen Strasburg. Tyler Clippard picked up his 29th save of the year with a perfect ninth.
Strasburg pitched six scoreless innings with nine strikeouts and one walk. He allowed just two hits in a no-decision.
He is now 3 2/3 innings away from his limit of 160. Once he reaches that number, he could be shut down by the club for the remainder of the regular season.
"It's huge," Strasburg said of taking 3-of-4 from the Cardinals. "We want to protect our park. When teams come in here, we want to make sure we play our caliber of baseball."
Lance Lynn (13-6) took the loss after surrendering two runs on four hits in the seventh inning. Daniel Descalso smacked a two-run home run and Tony Cruz added an RBI double for the defending World Series champs, who lost three of four in this series.
Michael Morse started the Washington rally in the seventh with a two-out single to left and Chad Tracy followed with a base hit. Pinch-runner Eury Perez then stole third and scored on a single up the middle by Desmond to make it 3-2. Espinosa then hit one back through the box to score Tracy for the two- run edge.
Cruz doubled off the wall in left-center field in the eighth to score David Freese, but Clippard went through Descalso, Skip Schumaker and Jon Jay with ease in the ninth to finish off the win.
After Allen Craig was thrown out at the plate by Bryce Harper to end the top of the fourth, the Nats took the lead in the home half when Suzuki got a sinker from St. Louis starter Jake Westbrook and smoked it over the left-field wall.
Washington extended its lead to 2-0 in the sixth. Desmond started the rally with a one-out single and moved into scoring position on a base hit to right field by Espinosa. Suzuki followed and came up clutch again, as he ripped a line drive back up the middle to score Desmond.
"He's only hitting eighth because they're lineup is so good," Westbrook said of facing Suzuki. "He's a really good hitter."
After managing just a pair of hits off Strasburg through six innings, the Cards scored twice against Sean Burnett to tie the game.
Freese and Cruz went down quietly to begin the frame, but Peter Kozma got things started with what seemed like an innocent base hit. Burnett then left a fastball up to Descalso, who smashed it over the right-field wall and into the bullpen.
Washington improved to 81-52 this season, surpassing its win total for all of
2011 ... Westbrook allowed two runs on nine hits with a walk and six
strikeouts over 5 1/3 innings ... Nationals outfielder Jayson Werth was a late
scratch from the starting lineup due to a hamstring problem. He was replaced
in the leadoff spot by Roger Bernadina ... St. Louis went 1-for-6 with runners
in scoring position and left seven on base.
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PEARL RIVER COUNTY — Pearl River County has received a low bid on three storm shelters.
The Picayune Item reports the board of supervisors hopes to formally award the contract to Hanco Corp. Dec. 19 after federal and state reviews.
County Emergency Management Director Danny Manley says the shelters will be located at the fairgrounds in Poplarville, at Pearl River Central High School and at Picayune Memorial High School.
The total cost is expected to be about $9 million.
The shelters will be constructed to house storm refugees over a 36-hour period. The shelters will have their own generators to maintain power, air conditioning, their own water supply and rest room facilities.
The shelters, when completed, will be able to withstand sustained winds of 200 mph.
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It's possible that even with the scare to defensive lineman Derek Wolfe and flared knee to right guard Louis Vasquez the Broncos' most significant injury from their preseason game here Saturday may be to cornerback Champ Bailey. He left CenturyLink Field on crutches his left foot in a boot. X-rays were negative but an MRI exam on Bailey's foot Sunday will show the extent. Bailey left late in the first half with the Seahawks driving near the Broncos' end zone. A Seahawks player pushed his foot off Bailey's. The Broncos left cornerback felt something strain on the bottom middle of his foot.
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Parenting Press is cleaning out The Warehouse. Supplies of these titles are limited, so order soon by phoning (800) 992-6657, Ext. 101. Be sure to mention "Icy."
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5 Young Players to Watch at the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2013
5 Young Players to Watch at the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2013
The final 23-player rosters have officially been finalized for the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup, which begins on July 7 with the first round of Group A matches in Pasadena. 12 teams from across North America, Central America and the Caribbean will compete for the chance to call themselves regional champions.
Mexico are the defending champs, having beaten the United States in the final in 2011, and will be hopeful of defending their trophy as one of three automatic qualifiers alongside the USMNT and Canada. There are also plenty of lesser-known nations competing including Belize, who will make their debut in the competition after finishing in fourth place in the Copa Centroamericana earlier this year.
With the chance to represent CONCACAF in the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup at stake for the winner, subject to a playoff with the winner of the 2015 Gold Cup, there is plenty to play for and teams will be keen to put on a good showing in one of the most important events in the CONCACAF calendar.
This tournament will also be a good chance for several young players to show their abilities on the big stage, some for the first time in their careers. And with a number of countries choosing a good mix of youth and experience in their rosters, it is quite possible that new stars will be born in this year's installment. Last time, then-23-year-old Javier Hernandez was the top scorer in the tournament with seven goals, while then-20-year-old Giovani dos Santos impressed in the 2009 edition and picked up the award for best player.
As such, let's take a look at five young players who could make an enormous impact in the 2013 Gold Cup and who could be crucial for their respective countries' success.
Harold Cummings
With a level of experience at club and international level that belies his 21 years of age, Panama defender Harold Cummings will be crucial to his side's success in a tough Group A alongside Mexico, Canada and Martinique. A physical presence at center-back for Panama and his club side Arabe Unido in Panama's top division, Cummings made his debut as an 18-year-old against Trinidad and Tobago on September 7 2010.
He was then selected for Panama's 2011 Gold Cup squad and made his only appearance in their 3-2 win over Guadeloupe as an 82nd-minute substitute. However, the experience of being part of the roster that made it to the semifinals, having topped a group that included the United States and Canada, will stand him in good stead.
As a player, Cummings is very comfortable on the ball and exhibits a good range of passing. He is also solid in the tackle and works hard to get back for any last-ditch interceptions while also being strong aerially. If he is on form, Panama's defense will be in very good shape indeed.
Kervens Belfort
Another 21-year-old who has the ability to make a big impression is Kervens Belfort of Haiti, a striker who has already shone at international level for the Haitians. He plays his club soccer for Le Mans in France's Ligue 2, and while he did not score in 16 appearances this season, Belfort will be looking to rediscover the form that saw him score five goals in his 29 appearances in the 2011-12 season.
At international level, Belfort has already made 11 appearances and scored five goals, including two in their recent CONCACAF World Cup qualifying campaign, which ended in the second round as Haiti finished second in Group F.
Belfort has the pace to trouble any defenders in the Gold Cup, and in a group that contains El Salvador, Honduras and Trinidad and Tobago, he will be hopeful of helping Haiti spring a surprise.
Yeltsin Tejeda
Costa Rica will fancy their chances of qualifying from Group C, coming up against the United States, Cuba and tournament debutants Belize, and one player who will have a tremendous impact is midfielder Yeltsin Tejeda.
Despite being only 21, Tejeda has appeared in 74 games for club side Deportivo Saprissa, starting 72 of those matches for the Costa Rican giants. As a defensive midfielder, Tejeda is crucial in breaking up opposition attacks, and already has the ability to govern the center of the park despite his tender age.
Tejeda is another player who has had plenty of experience at international level, helping Costa Rica reach the Championship round of the 2009 CONCACAF U-17 Championship before the tournament was cancelled due to an outbreak of swine flu. He also made an impact in the 2011 CONCACAF U-20 Championship, starting all five games as the Costa Ricans made the final only to be beaten by Mexico.
The midfielder is highly experienced despite his young age, so could find himself once again charged with running the Costa Rican midfield in this Gold Cup.
Jack McInerney
Referred to as "The American Chicharito", the time is now for Philadelphia Union Jack McInerney to show what he can do on the international stage, having impressed already this season in MLS. Already, he has scored 10 goals in 16 games for the Union as they sit second in the Eastern Conference, earning rave reviews for what has been a breakout season.
McInerney also has plenty of experience at youth international level, in particular at the Under-17 age group where he scored 11 goals in 15 appearances. This included two goals at the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in 2009, in which the United States reached the Round of 16.
His selection to the USMNT Gold Cup roster represents McInerney's first call-up to the senior side, but even in a squad that contains the experience of Chris Wondolowski and Landon Donovan returning from his self-imposed international exile, the Union striker will be one to look out for. His pace, trickery and finishing ability will all be crucial to the success of the hosts.
Jonathan Osorio
Representing one of the tournament's automatic qualifiers, midfielder Jonathan Osorio will be hoping to take his good form in this season's MLS into the Gold Cup for his native Canada.
The midfielder has had a meteoric rise in professional soccer, having only begun training with the Toronto FC Academy in September 2012 and only being invited to train with the first team during the last preseason. Since then, he has taken his chance well to play 14 games and start four of them, scoring three times, including a very impressive chip against the New York Red Bulls.
Osorio also has had some international experience with Canada, making his debut for the senior team on May 28 in the team's 1-0 defeat by Costa Rica in an international friendly. He was also part of the Canada roster that played in the 2011 CONCACAF Under-20 Championship, making appearances in all three of their games as they lost in the quarterfinals to eventual champions Mexico.
Osorio has the ability to become a superstar in Canadian soccer, and as one of seven players in the roster with MLS experience, he will be hopeful of having a big impact in the country where he plays his club soccer.
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11 former teammates testified against Armstrong
Lance Armstrong said he wanted to see the names of his accusers. The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency gave him 26, including 11 former teammates...
Lance Armstrong said he wanted to see the names of his accusers. The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency gave him 26, including 11 former teammates.
The world's most famous cyclist said he wanted to see the hard evidence that he was a doper. The agency gave him that, too: About 200 pages filled with vivid details — from the hotel rooms riders transformed into makeshift blood-transfusion centers to the way Armstrong's former wife rolled cortisone pills into foil and handed them out to all the cyclists.
In all, a USADA report released Wednesday gives the most detailed, unflinching portrayal yet of Armstrong as a man who, day after day, week after week, year after year, spared no expense — financially, emotionally or physically — to win the seven Tour de France titles the anti-doping agency has ordered taken away. Armstrong won the Tour de France every year from 1999 to 2005.
USADA said the path Armstrong chose to pursue his goals "ran far outside the rules."
It accuses him of depending on performance-enhancing drugs to fuel his victories and "more ruthlessly, to expect and to require that his teammates" do the same.
The teammates who came forward and submitted sworn affidavits included some of the best cyclists of Armstrong's generation: Levi Leipheimer, Tyler Hamilton and George Hincapie, one of the most respected U.S. riders in recent history. Others: Frankie Andreu, Michael Barry, Tom Danielson, Floyd Landis, Stephen Swart, Christian Vande Velde, Jonathan Vaughters and David Zabriskie.
USADA chief executive Travis Tygart said the cyclists were part of "the most sophisticated, professionalized and successful doping program that sport has ever seen."
Armstrong did not fight the USADA charges but insists he never cheated.
His attorney, Tim Herman, called the report "a one-sided hatchet job."
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It's Charlie from Burdastyle. I added a couple of fasteners to close it. Thanks for the comment!
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