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England: Frank Lampard retires after winning 106 caps
Frank Lampard has announced his retirement from international football.
The midfielder, who joined Manchester City in the summer on loan from New York City, played his final England game as captain in the 0-0 draw against Costa Rica at the World Cup in June.
The former Chelsea man, 36, was capped 106 times in a career dating back to October 1999 and follows Steven Gerrard into international retirement.
"It has been a very tough decision for me to make," Lampard said.
"That is why I have given it so much thought since the World Cup.
Frank Lampard career highlights
Born: 20 June, 1978
Clubs: West Ham 1995-2001, Swansea (on loan) 1995-96, Chelsea 2001-2014, New York City 2014-present (currently on loan at Man City)
Appearances: 844 goals: 251
Premier League titles: 2004-05, 2005-06, 2009-10
FA Cup wins: 2006-07, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2011-12
League Cup wins: 2004-05, 2006-07
Champions League win: 2011-12
Europa League win: 2012-13
England caps: 106 goals: 29
"I have always been exceptionally proud and honoured to represent my country and have to say looking back I have enjoyed every minute of wearing the England shirt."
Former captain Gerrard announced his retirement in July.
The new England captain is expected to be announced by Roy Hodgson at an England press conference on Thursday.
Frank Lampard retirement reaction:
MOTD presenter Gary Lineker on Twitter: Frank Lampard retires from international football. A fine player, an outstanding finisher and a credit to the game of football.
Lampard was released by Chelsea at the end of last season.
He says his decision to move to America, and the MLS, is a key factor in his decision to end his international career.
Lampard added: "Due to my club career now going in a different direction, it is of utmost importance for me to consider my family first and also to concentrate on how I can perform consistently to the best of my abilities over my next few years in club football.
"It is now the time to move forward and I feel very confident that with Roy Hodgson in charge, the young players that we have coming through, and the changes that are being made throughout the development of the youth system in this country, that we will have success in the future and a team that this country deserves."
England's most capped footballers
125: Peter Shilton
107: Ashley Cole
115: David Beckham
106: Bobby Charlton, Frank Lampard
114: Steven Gerrard
105: Billy Wright
108: Bobby Moore
Lampard played in five major tournaments and scored 29 goals and joins Sir Bobby Charlton as the sixth most-capped player in England history.
The midfielder, who began his career at West Ham, left Chelsea at the end of last season after 648 appearances and 211 goals for the Stamford Bridge club.
Hodgson paid tribute to the midfielder and said: "Frank Lampard has been a superb representative of the English game, both as a player on the pitch and an ambassador off it.
"To reach in excess of 100 international caps is something very few professionals achieve and he is in exalted company.
"He has served the national team quite brilliantly during his 15-year international career.
"It is with regret that I accept and understand the decision he's made."
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Comment number 437.TOG280852
26th August 2014 - 23:12
Shame he had to put up with Gerrard cramping his style for all that time
Comment number 436.YAMS
26th August 2014 - 23:10
Tick tock TotalBlue, tick tock.
Comment number 435.TotalBlue
26th August 2014 - 22:59
You forgot Owen Hargreaves. Just because he is not English enough? eh?
Comment number 434.YAMS
26th August 2014 - 22:56
One good thing for Lampard & Gerrard. They didn't get banned from a BBC forum & then have to create a new profile.
Also, they weren't sitting in their living room posting the same rubbish 3 years later not realizing the poster they were posting towards knows everything about them.
That would be amusing wouldn't it.....
Comment number 433.rogerkennedy
26th August 2014 - 22:55
Well done Frank Lampard. It could have been better but with the English managers you had you've done as good as anyone could.
Equal ninth highest scorer for England, better than several strikers, and 8 more than Gerrard so that settles that argument.
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Since the announcement earlier this week, many Phoronix readers have been asking about Mantle on Linux and discussing the AMD graphics API within the forums. Now that I'm back into the office as of yesterday evening and have had some time to look further into Mantle and followed up with some of my contacts, I have a better feeling for the API.
For enthusiasts that did any level of reading into Mantle, you should know it won't be an OpenGL-killer anytime soon. Initially the AMD Mantle API has just been implemented in the Catalyst Windows driver, but other platforms are planned to be supported. In theory it shouldn't be too much work for Mantle to come to the Catalyst Linux graphics driver given it's a largely shared code-base already right now with the Windows Catalyst driver, but will likely take Linux developer interest for AMD to ship it in their Linux blob.
NVIDIA and Intel also haven't committed to supporting this graphics rendering API. Beyond that, AMD is just supporting Mantle on their "GCN" hardware, which is the Radeon HD 7000 series and newer.
Mantle is still very young, but it will take a long while until it could possibly be widely supported. Within the open-source Linux graphics drivers, it's likely to take what would seem like an eternity given that Mesa developers are still working to support OpenGL 3.2/3.3 compared to OpenGL 4.4 upstream, unless AMD were to do some fabulous code drop.
On the application side, the Mantle launch title is Battlefield 4. AMD has said to have developed Mandle in conjunction with top game developers and their lightweight driver that allows direct access to GPU hardware.
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If the performance gains are really worthwhile, it's possible we could see Mantle used by some game engines as a complementary renderer to Direct3D/OpenGL, but given the limited support presence of the graphics API, it's unlikely to see any Mantle-only titles in the foreseeable future. What's perhaps more likely to see are some of the design advantages and rendering features of Mantle incorporated back into future revisions of the Khronos OpenGL specification.
We'll see in the coming months how the Mantle support and feature-set evolves and whether AMD is able to make any Linux play out of the situation.
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If you've got too many browser tabs open and it's hard to find the one you want why not make the Web content into OS X apps?
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I'd like to see the Fluid with the ability to wrap up a site and remove the system menu bar so that apps could be distributed in a more restricted form for end users.
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Heart Rate Measuring Techniques- Taking a Manual Pulse
This is a PDF download file to the Glencoe/McGraw-Hill website. It has text and picture to explain how to take a manual pulse. It also provides a heart rate activity that involves measuring a manual pulse and monitoring and measuring changes with activity. There is also an evaluation piece at the end to assess student learning.
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Legislative supporters of putting a multibillion-dollar school construction bond on California's fall ballot kicked off efforts to pass the measure by the end of next week. Proponents said a new bond would improve students' learning experience and create construction jobs.
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The Pelham City Council approved the issuance of bonds with a total value of $35 million for school construction and improvements that will be repaid using the municipal 1 percent sales tax for education. The board is also planning to secure another roughly $5 million in funding.
When a company wants to dig for coal in Wyoming, it pays a one-time competitive fee to help its bid stand out from what is usually a crowd of companies vying for the right to mine. Over the past 10 years, those fees have paid for more than $1 billion in school construction around the state. But if the industry continues its current trend, that money will dry up in 2018.
The North Carolina county will move forward with at least four major construction projects out of the nine priority school projects it named in April.
The Katy ISD will consider a massive bond package to resolve the rapid growth in the area. A 200-member bond committee will recommend to the board of trustees for the school district to consider a $750 million bond, with 48 percent of that money going toward building new schools in the district.
A bill that would give more school districts the option of collecting a 1-cent sales tax for construction projects would offer some needed flexibility to the districts. Under current law, the county where a school district operates must raise $7 million or more in accommodations taxes before it can ask voters to approve the sales tax for education.
Six years after approving $355 million worth of construction bond measures, voters in the Torrance USD in November will be asked to green light two more for nearly $200 million. The new initiatives would include an aquatic center, high school theater auditoriums, gymnasiums and science labs, among other things.
Plans to construct a new academy for the Mason County School District are moving forward, with approval given for the preliminary architectural plans. The academy will focus on the areas of science, technology, engineering, agriculture and medicine.
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Lions head coach stresses ability to make good draft decisions. Joe Fortenbaugh
INDIANAPOLIS—Going 2-14 in the NFL would generally be regarded as anything but successful.
But in Detroit, it's a step in the right direction—especially for a Lions team that spent the 2008 season setting an NFL landmark by becoming the first franchise to go 0-16.
Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz addressed the media Thursday morning at Lucas Oil Stadium, answering a slew of questions about how the team intends to improve and what positions cause him the most concern.
And Schwartz summed up the Lions' draft needs perfectly.
"Our number one need is talent."
Schwartz talked about the importance of making good draft decisions and not focusing so much on a specific position, but rather, finding the best talent that fits the Lions' scheme and acquiring players who can come in and contribute.
He emphasized that point by discussing Lions safety Louis Delmas, whom the team selected with the first pick in the second round of the 2009 draft.
"He's our top defensive player," said Schwartz. "Nothing was ever too big for him."
Delmas started 15 games for the Lions as a rookie in 2009, making 94 tackles (65 solo) and recording two interceptions. After one season in the NFL, he has already proven to be a smart draft choice.
The key, however, will be continuing to acquire talent and building through the draft.
When asked what was one thing the team was looking to improve on, Schwartz answered with little hesitation.
"My blood pressure."
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SHEFFIELD An independent study of noise generated by a Sheffield wind project commissioned by the Vermont Department of Public Service found that noise levels from the turbines were below state limits outside the home of a family that felt their health was threatened.
The report said it was also unable to obtain adequate background noise readings at the Sheffield wind facility, owned by the company First Wind.
Nevertheless, the report strongly suggests that the facility was working within the limits placed on it by its state permit, known as a certificate of public good, said a letter to the Public Service Board by Christopher Recchia, the commissioner of the Department of Public Service.
Sheffield residents Steven and Luann Therrien, and their two pre-school-aged children, had argued the noise from the turbines was hurting their health.
The department said the testing by an independent consultant was warranted after receiving complaints last summer about the noise from the turbines.
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Due to inclement weather in the Baton Rouge area, the opening game of the Southeastern Conference series between No. 19 Alabama and No. 6 LSU has been rained out and moved to Saturday. The first game of the day/night doubleheader will begin at noon CT, and will be televised on CSS and ESPN3, as originally scheduled. The second game will begin at 7 p.m. CT from Alex Box Stadium. Both games will be nine-inning contests.
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In the background of Chinese President Hu Jintao's recent visit to the United States was the specter of increased military tensions between China and the U.S. Chinese military capabilities appear to be growing rapidly, with systems like the J-20 stealth fighter and the DF-21 anti-ship ballistic missile threatening key U.S. assets. However, the summit between Hu and President Barack Obama focused more on economic than military issues. And one of the foremost trade problems discussed during the visit was the issue of intellectual property (IP).
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So you think you can't dance like a zombie? Think again! We'll be practicing our moves throughout September and October to participate in Thrill the World on Saturday October, 23 at the Gibson Library. Participants will get a chance to be a part of a world record and an invitation to an awesome zombie Halloween Party before the main event! At least four practice sessions are required for participation in Thrill the World! Meeting in the program room. Registration required. Register online at www.mypubliclibrary.com beginning August 1. Call 702-207-4262 ext. 3 for more information. Event is free and open to the public. Suitable for grades 6-12.
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Phil Collins danced with joy as I watched Ghostbusters on a decrepit VHS tape. Afterwards I took the dog into town to find TPR's abandoned bike. When I returned home to the White House I annoyed my sister J. She … Continue reading
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CTX 3030 Target Separation... more than a random choice
The CTX 3030 incorporates four different Target Separation options... Low Trash, High Trash, Ferrous-Coin and Ground-Coin. Selecting the proper Target Separation option will allow you to optimize the signal processing of your CTX 3030, to best match your site.
Rally hunting with the CTX 3030... honesty paid off
I was recently invited to participate in WWATS (World Wide Association of Treasure Seekers) Rally held in Antlers, Oklahoma. More info at www.wwats.org. I'm not a rally hunter, but welcomed the idea of meeting other hunters and having a chance to have some fun. So I packed up the CTX 3030 and headed out.
What I listen for when chasing gold at depth
There are some basic rules that should be at the forefront of your mind when detecting for gold, probably the most important one being to dig everything. No one can accurately determine if a signal is gold just by listening to the signal response, especially if the target is large or close to the surface of the ground. There is another side to gold prospecting with a metal detector that requires a different approach, this is often dictated by expediency due to time restraints and in a lot of cases an attempt to maintain some sanity, these areas are often in and around old diggings where there is a lot of trash from both modern and Old Timers.
Palmer 2013 - Another successful event!
The years in between these events seem to go very quickly as all of a sudden the event was on. Held on the first weekend of May each year, the Palmer Crystal and Craft Fair incorporating the South Australian Detecting Championships proves to continue to be one of Australia's most attended events with over 100 entrants for the detecting sessions. Many of them pre-entered and the rest turned up on the Sunday ready to enter and talk anything detecting related.
Minelab CTX 3030 – UK program - Part 2
In part one we built the mode (program) and now I would like to take a closer look at the settings and the thought behind them.
The first mode with the tadpole patterns is the main program, and the clear screen mode is the mode I switch to if I need to analyse iffy targets.
It doesn't matter how you mix and match these patterns between the two modes, and previously I mixed a tadpole and clear screen pattern on each mode. The problem with that is I couldn't see which mode I was in as they looked very similar. So now I keep the most recognisable elements together, which are the tadpole patterns.
Gaining permission - Part 2
Ok, I have covered several points in my last blog post, and there are more, but those are my main ones. In this blog post I will use a couple more.
When asking permission to hunt a property this is how my introduction goes 90% of the time:
'Hello my name is Evan. I hate to bother you, but I just noticed how old your house is. Could you tell me what you know about it?' Then I say, 'I did some research on this house and what I found is...' and I let them know what I found out. I then say 'the reason for my interest is I have a website and YouTube channel called Gonehunting for History. I go around to different places metal detecting for things from the past, whether it be tokens, charms, etc. My favorite things to find are things that are connected to the town.' I then talk about past finds and relate them to the town I am in.
Minelab CTX 3030 - UK program - Part 1
The CTX 3030 is a great metal detector that can be used many different ways, and in this blog post I'm going to show you how I use it.
First I need to explain where and what I'm searching for. In the UK I search for ancient finds rather than the more recent finds like milled coins. My entire quarry dates older than 300 years, and I often search for finds over a thousand years old. So Search Modes (programs) used to find coins in parks just don't cut it for me.
Gaining permission - Part 1
First and foremost, you have to have a game plan. Don't ever go up to the door and not know what you are going to say. You may laugh, but I practice what I will say. I try to have at least a little of the history on the area or house before I start. You might possibly have more info than the landowner, and a way to start the conversation. If not, that is fine, do not let that keep you from going. Whether or not you have good intel on the property isn't a game killer, but it can show the owner that you are serious about your work and that you are not just a "treasure hunter". Having what you are going to say polished before you go up there can make or break the decision.
Renewing my one ounce membership for 2013
Whenever I hear the term ''every man and his dog has been there" I am always up for the challenge as to see what they have left behind for me. On a recent trip to the Goldfields I decided to spend my time working some old diggings located in a gully that over the years has been well known to many prospectors. Including myself as a 12 year old where I found my very first nugget operating the XT 17000.
Every detector operator approaches an area in their own unique and individual way. Whether that be deciding to venture off in a certain direction because something in the distance catches your eye. Things like a certain type of tree or shrub, quartz and ironstone, rabbit warrens presenting the deeper ground mineralisation or even something as simple as a web containing a big spider in the centre of it. Resulting in the prospector detecting in another direction as to what they normally would. As long as you are out moving that coil around you are in with a chance of finding something that has been missed by others.
Ups & Downs Of Volume Gain
These days we are bombarded with gadgets loaded with special features, the CTX 3030 is certainly that way inclined, but if we are too lazy to experiment and familiarize ourselves by using them, what is the point?
When the CTX 3030 came out I quickly spent a lot of time getting my head around what its capabilities were, all the time knowing full well that even if I understood these features it would take some time for them to sink in. I have found that if I know what it can do, then it opens up my mind allowing me to develop different techniques in various situations to improve my detecting.


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Wright, Mets agree to $138M deal; Hanson traded
"We've been focused on adding a power arm to our bullpen all offseason," Braves general manager Frank Wren said. "We felt if we added one power arm we would have a bullpen that would stack up with the best bullpens in our league. Jordan Walden has closing experience and the kind of arm that will stack up well in a seventh- and eighth-inning role for us."
The ninth inning in New York belongs to Rivera, who accepted a cut in guaranteed money when he finalized a $10 million, one-year contract after missing most of the season with a knee injury.
The career saves leader, who turned 43 on Thursday, took a cut from his $30 million deal that covered the last two years - but he can earn additional money in award bonuses.
Rivera was limited to nine games this year after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee while shagging fly balls during batting practice in Kansas City on May 3.
"Like I've been saying, I didn't want to go out like that," he said in a statement. "I didn't want that to be the last image. But it wasn't an easy decision because there's more than just baseball with me. ... I'm not just coming back to play. I'm coming back to win."
Rivera, with 608 saves in the regular season and 42 more in the postseason, is a 12-time All-Star. The Yankees say his recovery from June 12 knee surgery will be complete by opening day.
By then, Martin will be handling a new pitching staff in Pittsburgh after spending the past two seasons with New York.
The free-agent catcher goes from a franchise that's won a record 27 World Series titles to a team that has endured a record 20 consecutive losing seasons.
"It's going to be different," Martin said. "It's going to be a challenge but I think the Pirates have a young and electric club. There is a lot of talent there and I don't think we're as far away from winning as maybe people outside baseball think we are."
Humber, who threw a perfect game for the Chicago White Sox last season, was claimed off waivers by the Astros and agreed to a one-year contract. He gets an $800,000 salary next year and Houston holds a club option for $3 million in 2014 with a $50,000 buyout.
The 29-year-old right-hander went 5-5 with a 6.44 ERA in 26 games last season, including 16 starts.
Wilson was the 2010 major league saves leader with 48, but made only two appearances for the Giants this year after experiencing elbow trouble in April. He underwent ligament-replacement surgery April 19, his second such procedure on his pitching elbow after also having it done while in college at LSU in 2003, and missed the team's run to its second championship in three years.
The 30-year-old Wilson, who earned $8.5 million during his injury-shortened 2012 season, would be due to make at least $6.8 million next year under the rule limiting pay cuts to a maximum of 20 percent. By letting him go free, the Giants can sign him for a lower price, though the pitcher has apparently already hinted he will look for work elsewhere.


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Carlos Gonzalez (11) 2 run shot to right off Correia, Mora scored.
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Miguel Olivo (11) 2 run shot to left off Correia, Smith scored.
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Seth Smith (11) solo shot to right off Mujica.
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Even the off-seasons seem crowded lately! When is the best time to visit the parks with the smallest crowds?
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January and February, with the exception of MLK Day and Presidents Day, are still good times to visit. And as a bonus, the weather isn't blistering hot! If your family wants more of a summer feel, visit during the first three weeks in May. The weather in Florida is warm but with kids preparing for final exams, few families take the time for a vacation. Likewise, the last three weeks of September and the first two weeks of October are a good idea. With the new school year just starting out, families stay at home. And lastly, if you want the Christmas decorations without the Christmas rush, visit the first week of December (my favorite time to visit!). The parks are all decked out but crowds are still weeks away!
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At Disney there are typically two different kinds of fear—fear of physical thrills and fear of a scary atmosphere. Height requirements are a helpful predictor for the physical thrills: the higher the requirement, the scarier the ride. But gauging a ride's atmosphere can be a different thing all together. Before riding an attraction, especially one that is inside a building and where you can't see what is about to happen, make sure to ask a cast member waiting outside about how scary it is. Know specifically what makes the child nervous—is it the dark? Loud noises? If the cannons booming on Pirates of the Caribbean is what did it in for your little girl, then the Haunted Mansion, with few loud noises, might work for her.
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The number one piece of advice? Don't push the kids. If they say they don't want to ride something, let them wait it out with Mom or Dad while the rest of the family rides. And who knows, after hearing how much fun the Haunted Mansion was, they may change their minds!
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The only coach in college history to lead three different schools to the Final Four, Rick Pitino is a basketball icon. He is an NCAA champion and a bestselling author, but Pitino's journey has not been without life-altering adversity, including the devastating loss of his infant son, Daniel, and the death of his brother-in-law and best friend in the World Trade Center attacks of 9/11.
In his new book, Pitino is more deeply personal, more inspiring, more practical, and more powerful than ever before. More than a comeback story, Rebound Rules is a manual for overcoming life's difficulties and resetting your worldview for a fresh start, written by one of the sporting world's most innovative and dynamic leaders.
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