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Tonight, children all around the world will hang their stockings or set their shoes by the back door before bed. They will then have to try and contain their excitement until the morning to see what goodies St. Nick has brought. St. Nicholas sounds astonishingly similar to Santa Claus, so why exactly do we celebrate St. Nick Day two and a half weeks prior to Christmas?
St. Nicholas was born during the 3rd Century in the village of Patara, land now known as Turkey. Nicholas was taught, at an early age, the value of helping the less fortunate. He inherited his parents' wealth after they died in a tragic epidemic. Nicholas then gave it all away to help the sick, the needy and the suffering.
He wanted to help people in secret. Nicholas' signature gesture was to leave small bags of gold in stockings and shoes. He became known all around the land for his generosity.
St. Nicholas died on December 6, 343 AD. The anniversary of his death became a day of celebration to honor his life. The Feast of St. Nicholas has been celebrated since that time in Europe; however, the tradition followed the first American immigrants.
Throughout the years, the custom has been changed. In the United States, St. Nicholas has become the model for the modern day Santa Claus. Although St. Nicholas Day is celebrated by a few, Christmas remains the primary gift-giving holiday.
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Penelope Scotland Disick: What Kim and Khloe Kardashian Had To Say About Kourtney and Scott's New Baby Girl
The Kardashian-Jenner clan has much to celebrate with the birth of Penelope Scotland Disick, the second child for Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick.
"We are forever blessed. Mommy and baby are resting comfortably," Kourtney said soon after giving birth.
The safe arrival of the 7 pounds, 14 ounces bundle of joy left aunts Kim Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian and grandmother Kris Jenner ecstatic.
We're rounding up all the congratulatory messages for Kourtney and Scott.
Little sister Kim was thrilled with the news and took to her official Celebuzz blog.
"Welcome to the world, Penelope Scotland Disick," she said.
"Kourtney gave birth to a beautiful baby daughter on Sunday and the whole family is so thrilled to finally meet her."
The star of E!'s Keeping up with the Kardahsians described Penelope as "absolutely perfect."
"I am so excited to be an aunt again and can't wait to spoil little Penelope," Kim, 31, said.
"I know Mason is going to be the best big brother in the whole world. Congratulations Kourtney and Scott."
"It was a great. She had an easy delivery," the family matriarch told E! News.
"[Penelope] is so cute. She looks just like Mason. She's so beautiful. We are so happy."
Not to be outdone, little sister Khloe gushed about the latest female to join their family's ranks.
"I'm an auntie again!" she blogged on her Celebuzz site.
"As I'm sure you all know, my beautiful big sister gave birth yesterday to the most perfect baby girl you've EVER seen — Penelope Scotland Disick! The entire family is literally exploding with joy and have not stopped fawning over our new little girl. And Mason is already loving being a big brother! This is just such a special and happy time for my family. Thank you to Kourt and Scott for making such beautiful babies!"

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How to breathe when you are short of breath
How to breathe when you are short of breath
Alternate Names
Pursed lip breathing
When to Use Pursed Lip Breathing
Pursed lip breathing helps you use less energy to breathe. It can help you relax. When you are short of breath, it helps you slow the pace of your breathing and can help you feel less short of breath.
Use pursed lip breathing when you do things that make you short of breath:
- Exercising
- Bending
- Lifting
- Climbing stairs
- When you feel anxiety
You can practice pursed lip breathing anytime. Try to practice 4 or 5 times a day when:
- You are watching TV.
- You are using your computer.
- You are reading a newspaper.
How to Do Pursed Lip Breathing
Relax the muscles in your neck and shoulders. Sit in a comfortable chair with your feet on the floor.
Do these steps in this order:
- Breathe in (inhale) slowly through your nose for 2 counts.
- Feel your belly get larger as you breathe in.
- Pucker your lips, as if you were going to whistle or blow out a candle.
- Breathe out (exhale) slowly through your lips for 4 or more counts.
Exhale normally. Do not force the air out. Do not hold your breath when you are doing pursed lip breathing. Repeat these steps until your breathing slows.
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Raleigh's Vegetarian Tales get a Fresh story line from The Fiction Kitchen
"Food is my only Art." Caroline Morrison's best 'Nom'-Fiction.
I don't believe it. Even though I only met her an hour before…I know that when she makes this statement, she is selling herself short. It can't be. There is way too much color and creativity that surrounds. There is more than 'Food as Art' that is happening here, and maybe Caroline's emphasis comes from more of the Chef/Kitchen perspective, allowing other artistic endeavors and decisions to be taken up by partner Siobhan Southern. But what the two have created with The Fiction Kitchen tells fables beyond the storyline of Food.
Let's start with business. Business as Art. Recognizing a void in a niché market of Vegetarian Restaurants in Raleigh and making the strides to turn an idea and passion into a reality. That's Artful. Having the where with all to not dive head first into a high risk business with a high failure rate but rather, dipping toes with smaller brunches and pop ups, testing the market, evaluating the response, using the collective power of social media and crowd sourcing to not only spread the word of your plans but to help raise funds to do so. That's Artful. Making the commitment to participate and help build a community of business partners that need each other for survival. Placing your business in an up and coming section of town only minutes from daily available fresh produce. That's Artful. Besides, Art is more than what is produced as an end product. Real Art, in my opinion, is more about the manner in which the creation is made. The Art, is the living…the breathing.
A young girl walks into a restaurant. She wears a pony tail and carries a couple of fresh blooms. She is surrounded by wonderful colors and artwork with fictional characters: gnomes, circus performers and a red fox whom holds keys to this mysterious mecca. She asks aloud if the restaurant is open and notices plates of food set aside for photography. With a positive reply she summons an adult inside from a parked car. The two explore the visual fodder as it is explained that this young sprite is pondering the decision of becoming vegetarian and to no longer eat animals. They ask about the specific dishes waiting their glamor shots and the young girl allows the photographer to borrow her bouquet to decorate an angle for an image of the daily salad special. The two get seated and explore further as the chef makes an appearance to their table to help explain some of the dishes. Providing a colorful, delicious, first hand shared opportunity to potentially sway a young mind into a lifestyle choice…Pure Art.
Don't be fooled by the setting of this tale…it may seem make believe but the food is Non-Fictional, honest. The real deal.
As I rolled my cart into The Fiction Kitchen for our scheduled shoot the ear hairs that I try my darnedest to keep trimmed were blown back by the sonic onslaught of Metal (with a capital 'M') blaring from the speakers of the restaurant. I suppose pre-guest dinner prep gets a boost from the most excellent mix of the classic masters of riff-ology and newer style screaming banshees. I'm immediately taken back to my mullet donned days when Metallica's "One" finds it's way into the rotation and as Lars begins his notable double bass drum march, the bartender, knowingly or not, mixes a filled shaker, mimicking the sounds of mixed ice to that of Lars' staccato beat, if only for a moment.
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The rhinos found on Borneo are regarded as a subspecies of the Sumatran rhinoceros, which means they have different physical characteristics to rhinos found in Sumatra (Indonesia) and Peninsular Malaysia. The Sumatran rhinoceros is one of the world's most critically endangered species, with small numbers found only in Sumatra (Indonesia), Sabah (on the northern end of Borneo) and Peninsular Malaysia. On Borneo, there have been no confirmed reports of the species apart from those in Sabah for almost 20 years, leading experts to fear that rhinos may now be extinct on the rest of the island.
The main threats to the last rhinos in Sabah are poaching ?its horn and virtually all of its body parts are valuable on the black market ?and loss of its forested habitat due to conversion of the land to other uses. WWF is working with the Sabah Foundation and the Sabah Wildlife Department to establish a "Rhinoceros and Orang-utan Research Program Center" in the Heart of Borneo forest area to bolster the rhino monitoring and research work in that area. Supporters of WWF-Malaysia's rhino conservation work include Honda Malaysia and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Sabah and the forests of the "Heart of Borneo" still hold huge tracts of continuous natural forests, which are some of the most biologically diverse habitats on Earth, with high numbers of unique animal and plant species. It is one of only two places in the world –Indonesia's Sumatra island is the other ?where orang-utans, elephants and rhinos still co-exist and where forests are currently large enough to maintain viable populations.


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Elaine Boehmer first tried orange marmalade and ground ginger to flavor this pork, but the dry, powdery ginger just floated on top. Now she uses ginger marmalade, and the sauce clings deliciously. Serve the oven-braised ribs with rice to soak up the flavorful juices.
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1. Cut ribs into serving-size pieces. Place in an 11- by 17-inch roasting pan.
2. Mix soy sauce, marmalade, and honey. Pour over ribs; turn to coat.
3. Cover pan tightly. Bake in a 350° oven for 1 hour. Turn ribs over, cover, and continue baking until the meat is very tender when pierced, about 30 minutes longer.
4. With a slotted spoon, transfer pork ribs to a serving dish. Skim and discard fat from pan juices. Pour pan juices into a bowl and serve to spoon over pork. Add pepper to taste.
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Helen Matthews Lewis: Living Social Justice in AppalachiaThe Filson Historical SocietyTuesday, March 27, 2012 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (EDT) |
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Helen Matthews Lewis changed society's perception of Appalachia in many ways by building bridges locally and globally among students, academics, cultural workers, coal miners and activists. By being the living embodiment of her mantra "living social justice," she linked scholarship with activism and encouraged deeper analysis of the region.
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Dell is inching itself closer and closer to the top echelon of enterprise tablets. Just a few minor issues separate this device from the best on the market.
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Greece new government, the anti-austerity Syriza, has heightened fears about its economy. But it may not be time to panic – yet.
Euro zone officials are ready to discuss Greece's debt burden with Syriza — but only if the anti-austerity party sticks to bailout conditions.
A victorious Syriza looks to have formed a coalition government with an unlikely ally: the right-wing Independent Greeks party.
The price of the Russian ruble fell sharply against the U.S. dollar Monday after fighting increased in the eastern part of Ukraine.
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As part of the Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex, located at the historic Chelsea Piers, the Golf Club perches over the same port that once welcomed ships into New York City. Now, golfers tee up in the driving range's 52 heated and weather-protected stalls, which overlook the glinting waters of the Hudson River. Automatic tee-up systems position balls for launch across the 200-yard, net-enclosed fairway. A putting green allows patrons to improve their short game, and two Full Swing simulators encourage them to take hacks in virtual environs, transporting them to famous courses across the country or fifth-grade birthday parties where they missed the pi?ata.
Children and adults alike can enlist in Golf Club at Chelsea Piers? classes, which stratify students by experience level. The 12-member coaching staff includes PGA and LPGA professionals, and sessions take place in a 2,000-square-foot teaching facility.
At Winter Garden Ice Arena, families slice ice during public skate sessions or slap pucks into goals during adult or youth hockey leagues. There are also figure-skating programs, and the center's icy confines and private party room make ideal meeting grounds for children's birthday parties.
City Ice Pavilion's NHL-sized rooftop rink is open to ice-capaders year-round. That's thanks, in part, to the large weatherproof dome that curves over the the interior and gives it a cavernous feel, much like the ancient ice skating rinks found in pyramids. Aspiring skaters can take lessons, then try out their new skills during public skate sessions or adult or youth hockey leagues. Besides classes and open skating times, the Ice Pavilion also hosts a wide range of skating-themed events, including a regular morning coffee club for experienced adult skaters.
It all started with a deflated basketball. Though longtime friends Mike Kennedy and Eric Martin scoured downtown Boston for an inflating needle to fill it, no shops in the area carried one. They were frustrated—and they realized that other Bostonians looking for athletic gear were likely frustrated too. So in 1983, they opened City Sports, a shop stocked with all the footwear, athletic apparel, and sports equipment that the metropolis had been missing.
Nearly three decades later, Mike and Eric's neighborhood business has expanded to 20 shops across the East Coast. In addition to stocking popular brands such as Vibram, The North Face, and Patagonia, the store engineers its own CS by City Sports line. At City Sports, athletes can gear up for soccer games, stock their tennis closets, get ready to run through another winter, and much more. Shoppers include yogis, cyclists, and tennis players—anyone seeking to outfit active lifestyles, whether they're playing a team sport or braving the hike up the world's largest gumdrop. In addition to footwear and apparel, the staff stocks fitness equipment such as kettlebells, lifting gloves, and dumbbells.
Steeplechase caters to serious skaters and blade bush leaguers alike with a variety of semiprivate lessons. Helmed by instructors belonging to the U.S. Figure Skating Association, classes span an array of styles, including figure skating, dance, freestyle, and hockey. Students will learn how to impress skeptical sidekicks with fundamental skating techniques, specialized ice skills, and the basic moves required for killer reenactments of Citizen Kane on ice. Enrollees are encouraged bring their own skates and gloves (rental is $4.50), and admission to the rink ($8) is not included.
From November until early March, it becomes impossible to walk across Bryant Park. You have to skate across. The grounds' 170'x100' ice rink acts as the swirling hub of the Bank of America Winter Village. There's no admission fee to glide over the ice?though guests do pay for rental skates if they don't bring or grow their own?and entertainment such as skating shows and lessons keep the rink bustling. Between twirls, visitors can glide by the Ice Bites shop for cups of hot chocolate and snacks.
The rink may be the Winter Village's largest attraction, but there's plenty more to the holiday-themed wonderland. More than 125 gift shops line the park's terraces with jewelry, decor, food, and one-of-a-kind souvenirs. Within sight of the holiday tree and its nests of newly-hatched flying reindeer, the two-story Celsius restaurant serves upscale sandwiches and other warming eats. A variety of other events pack the calendar, including holiday movies on the park's Southwest Porch and gift-wrapping services at a special kiosk.


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Real Salt Lake returns home on Friday, hosting Eastern Conference foe New England Revolution at Rio Tinto Stadium at 8:00 p.m. MT.
Here are a few storylines to watch ahead of Friday's Independence Day match:
Will U.S. internationals, Kyle Beckerman and Nick Rimando return to the lineup?
Real Salt Lake Captain Kyle Beckerman and goalkeeper Nick Rimando returned to the Utah club today after the U.S. bowed out of the 2014 FIFA World Cup on Tuesday. The U.S. was knocked out of the tournament after suffering a heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Belgium in extra time in its Round of 16 match.
Real Salt Lake has missed Beckerman and Rimando dearly, going 1-3-2 in MLS in their absence. The Claret-and-Cobalt also fell 2-1 at Atlanta Silverbacks in the club's opening U.S. Open Cup match on June 14.
The duo's status is still unclear ahead of Friday's match, with both players likely struggling with the quick turnaround from Brazil. If Beckerman and Rimando don't start on Friday, a sold-out Rio Tinto Stadium will still be there to welcome home two of its greatest players.
Can RSL break its winless streak on Friday?
Real Salt Lake is now winless in its last five MLS matches, and six across all competition including the Claret-and-Cobalt's loss in U.S. Open Cup play. RSL enters Friday's match on a three-game losing streak across all competition, falling 3-1 at home to Portland on June 7, suffering a 2-1 defeat at Atlanta in the U.S. Open Cup on June 14 and most recently falling 1-0 at Chivas USA on June 28. RSL got off to a great start in 2014, going undefeated for its first 12 games. Hopefully, the Claret-and-Cobalt can return to its winning ways on Independence Day.
Real Salt Lake will look to improve its Independence Day record
RSL will look to improve its rather meager record in Independence Day matches on Friday. The July 4th match will be the Claret-and-Cobalt's ninth game on the summer holiday in Utah, with RSL posting a 1-1-7 record. RSL and New England Revolution have also met before on Independence Day, playing to a 3-3 draw in 2011 at Rio Tinto Stadium.
Real Salt Lake undefeated against New England since 2010
The Claret-and-Cobalt has done well against New England in the past four years, going undefeated against the Revs ever since 2010. RSL has recorded four wins and one draw in that time frame. In 2010, RSL thrashed New England 5-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium and then won 2-1 on the road later that year. The Claret-and-Cobalt went on to defeat the Revs 2-0 on the road and draw 3-3 at home the following year. In their yearly meetings in 2012 and 2013, RSL pulled off 2-1 wins in both encounters.
Salt Lake City showed up in a big way on Tuesday, with over 6,000 Utahns packing downtown's Gallivan Center for the USA v. Belgium match. The show of support for the U.S. Men's National Team was tremendous and solidified that fact that Salt Lake City and Utah as a whole, is a hotbed for soccer. A huge thank you for all the fans that showed up to cheer on the USA and RSL.
Here's video of SLC going crazy after Julian Green scored for the U.S. in extra time:
The Real Salt Lake-Arizona Academy U-16's and U-18's wrapped up the U.S. Soccer Development Academy Playoffs last week, with the U-16's advancing to the quarterfinals while the RSL-AZ U-18's were eliminated from postseason play.
The RSL-Z U-16's – reigning U.S. Soccer Development Academy National Champions – finished at the top of their group with a 2-0-1 record and total of six points, earning first-place based on goal differential. The U-16's opened group play with a 3-1 victory over New Jersey Soccer Academy 04 all thanks to a hat trick from Claret-and-Cobalt FW Sebastian Saucedo. The youngsters then went on to defeat Georgia United 5-2, powered by another hat trick from Saucedo, and finished the week off with a 2-0 loss to St. Louis Scott Gallagher Missouri. The RSL-AZ U-16 squad will look to retain their title, hosting its quarterfinal match at home in Casa Grande, Arizona on either July 7 or 9. The exact date, time and opponent will be announced at a later date.
The RSL-AZ U-18's did not fare as well as their younger counterparts, finishing second in their group with a 1-1-1 record and total of four points. Seattle Sounders FC U-18's finished first with a perfect 3-0-0 record to advance to the quarterfinals. The RSL-AZ U-18's opened up group play with a 1-1 draw against Indiana Fire and went on to earn three points with a 4-3 win over Concorde Fire. In the final group stage match, needing a win to advance to the quarterfinals, the RSL-AZ U-18's fell 3-1 to Seattle after taking the lead early in the second half. The RSL-AZ U-18's finished the regular season with an 18-4-5 record, the best record in history for a U-18 team at Grande Sports World.
We wrote after the U.S.'s tie against Portugal that RSL Captain Kyle Beckerman's strong performances for the Americans were becoming routine.
Now, with the U.S. through to Round of 16, Beckerman's solid outings are more than just routine, they're expected.
Beckerman was steady as ever for the U.S. in its 1-0 loss to Germany on Thursday, hardly putting a foot wrong in 90 minutes against Die Mannschaft. The heart-and-soul of the Claret-and-Cobalt, Beckerman was excellent defensively, tying for first on the team with two interceptions, leading all non-defenders with three clearances and tying for third on the team with a pair of tackles. His biggest defensive play probably came in the 79th minute, when he stripped forward Mario Gotze on the edge of the box to snuff out a dangerous German chance.
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Beckerman was nearly as good in possession, finishing second on the team with 38 successful passes and a 93 percent passing accuracy. Importantly, Beckerman consistently looked forward while on the ball, often turning out of trouble to find Michael Bradley, Jermaine Jones or another teammate higher up the field.
Kyle will have another chance to shine on Tuesday, when the U.S. takes on Belgium in the Round of 16. Kick is at 2:00 p.m. MT in Salvador. The match will be broadcast live on ESPN.
The opportunity for Real Salt Lake fans to send Claret-and-Cobalt players to the 2014 AT&T MLS All-Star Game is winding down. Fans have two weeks left to vote for the seven RSL players that are on the "Fan XI" ballot. Real Salt Lake is facing some stiff competition for the final roster spots, so they need as many votes as possible. Let's spread the word and show MLS how deserving all seven RSL players named to the fan ballot are of representing the best of the league in Portland.
Throughout the next week we will be rolling out 2014 highlight videos of all seven players nominated. First up, here are some of the best RSL moments of 2014 for US internationals Kyle Beckerman and Nick Rimando. Vote HERE for RSL through July 11.
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Real Salt Lake returns to MLS action on Saturday, taking on Chivas USA at StubHub Center at 8:30 p.m. MT.
Here are a few storylines to watch ahead of Saturday's clash:
Can Real Salt Lake return to its winning ways?
Heading into the MLS World Cup break, the Claret-and-Cobalt hit a bit of a slump, going winless in its last four matches. Real Salt Lake played FC Dallas to a scoreless draw on May 24 at Rio Tinto Stadium, suffered its first loss of the season at Seattle Sounders FC, a 4-0 defeat on May 31, drew 1-1 at Columbus Crew on June 4 and fell 3-1 to Portland Timbers at home on June 7. With nearly a month off to regroup and reenergize, RSL should be hungry to claim three points this weekend.
Will Real Salt Lake continue its road dominance of Chivas USA?
The Claret-and-Cobalt have done well in recent years when facing Chivas USA on the road. The Utah club is currently riding a five-game win streak against The Goats when in Southern California. RSL's last loss while visiting Chivas came on May 9, 2009, a 1-0 loss at then-named Home Depot Center. RSL has also boasted some high-scoring wins while on the road, routing Chivas USA 3-0 and 4-0 at the then Home Depot Center in 2012 and defeating the Red-and-White 4-1 in their sole meeting in SoCal in 2013.
Who will start up top against Chivas on Saturday?
Excluding RSL striker Alvaro Saborio who is out with a fractured foot, RSL boss Jeff Cassar will have a choice of healthy forwards when the Claret-and-Cobalt travel to Southern California this weekend. RSL's leading scorer Joao Plata appears to be fully recovered from his hamstring injury along with Robbie Findley who has worked his way back from knee surgery undergone in the offseason – Findley started RSL's U.S. Open Cup match against Atlanta Silverbacks on June 14. Cassar will also have target forward Devon Sandoval and the speedy Olmes Garcia to choose from as well. The first year coach has started five different pairings up top so far this season, with only Findley yet to earn an MLS start this year.
Real Salt Lake continues to deal with injuries
Real Salt Lake midfielder Ned Grabavoy is recovering from a strained right glute suffered in RSL's last match before the MLS World Cup break, a 3-1 loss to Portland Timbers. If Grabavoy misses Saturday's game, RSL midfielder Cole Grossman is likely to fill in at the bottom of the midfield diamond. Grossman subbed on for Grabavoy after he suffered the injury against Portland, which might mean RSL Head Coach Jeff Cassar will roll out a similar looking lineup from that night with midfielders Luis Gil and Luke Mulholland on the outside and Argentine playmaker Javier Morales at the top of the diamond.
Real Salt Lake Captain Kyle Beckerman joined The Dan Patrick Show on Tuesday morning, talking with Dan and the guys about the U.S.'s draw with Portugal on Sunday, Cristiano Ronaldo and the etiquette on jersey swaps at the end of matches.
The best part of Kyle's interview came when Dan asked if he'd cut his dreads to guarantee a win over Germany. His response? A quick yes, of course.
Check out Kyle's entire interview from this morning's show up above.
Traveling to and from Manaus is, even in the best of times, a challenge. Manaus' raison d'être is its usefulness as a port city in the middle of the Amazon jungle; it boomed in the early 20th century as a distribution point for a growing rubber industry and now has a population around two million. It's very literally only accessible by plane or boat, there are no roads and the stadium was constructed at huge cost using only materials that could be delivered in either of the two aforementioned ways.
Unfortunately, this wasn't the best of times. This was the World Cup, and so the travel was a nightmare. I'll spare you the gory details, as I suspect travel horror stories are just as boring for the listener as fantasy sports stories and fishing tales. The basics, though: answering a 1:30 AM wakeup call for a 9 AM Natal-to-Manaus flight, getting to the airport at 9 PM for a 5 AM Manaus-to Natal departure. We were the lucky ones; the trip has been split into two planes, creatively named Plane 1 and Plane 2. I'm on Plane 1, the Plane 2 prisoners left at 12 PM and 2 PM respectively for the above planes. This means they spent roughly 24 hours waiting in airports. Cue the sad trombone.
Once arriving, we were taken on a Manaus city tour by bus. Our tour guide, Marlon, largely passed the time by sharing local Manausian jokes. The best one: "When you do wrong on Earth, where do you go? You go to hell. When you do wrong in hell, where do you go? You go to Manaus."
Manaus splits time between the seasons of "undesirably hot" and "egg-cooking-on-concrete hot". Luckily we were still in the former stage, yet it was still over 100 degrees and over 80 percent humidity during the pre-match party. The game, mercifully, was at night, because the temperature was raised by the more than 40,000 spectators at the match.
It's really difficult to objectively describe a USMNT match as when attended with the American Outlaws. The problem is that every minute contains an emotion raised to the millionth power. Faith: The "I Believe That We Will Win" chant, one so powerful and catchy Brazilians have asked me multiple times to teach them the words. Competitiveness: Every time the Portugal fans tried to get a chant going, AO made their best effort to drown it out with one of their own (I'm not sure how effective it was on TV, but it was extremely powerful from within that end of the stadium). Elation: Both U.S. goals, one to get the draw for the US and one to get the win. Despair: Allowing the Portuguese to score the latest goal in regulation in World Cup history.
After that, we were bussed to the airport. At about 1 AM, I wandered around and found several hundred USMNT fans passed out, sleeping on the tile floors. The Amazon had exhausted us all.
Sports are great because they're proxies of the human condition, compressed into two to three hour blocks. Yesterday's match against Portugal was one of the greatest examples of that in US history, and the American Outlaws experience just magnified it even more. I'm so lucky to be here.


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United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, a former South Korean foreign minister, is setting aside the traditional impartiality of his post to push for sanctioning North Korea over a suspected naval attack.
Ban has endorsed the conclusion of an international probe that North Korea was behind the March 26 sinking of a South Korean warship, before neighboring China and Russia have judged the findings. In a departure from the tradition that UN chiefs let the Security Council take the lead in such disputes, he said May 24 the body should adopt "necessary measures appropriate to the gravity and seriousness of this issue."
South Korea has said it will bring the case to the Security Council with U.S. backing. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told reporters yesterday in Seoul that the U.S. appreciated Ban's "strong statement."
"It is the duty of the secretary-general to be objective, but not to sit on the fence on all issues," Ban's spokesman, Martin Nesirky, told reporters yesterday in New York. "He has consistently expressed strong concerns on any number of worrisome events."
Ban's validation of the investigation and his expression of concern were "extremely timely and important," said Evans Revere, former president of the Korea Society in New York and now a senior director for the Albright Stonebridge consulting group in Washington.
Humanitarian Needs
The UN chief balanced his talk of concern with a pledge to meet the humanitarian needs of the North Korean people, said Revere, a retired U.S. diplomat who just returned from a visit to the region and advised American and South Korean officials.
The Korean tensions have roiled stock markets and currency exchanges. The won fell 3 percent on May 25 to 1,251.1 per dollar, the biggest drop since March 30, 2009. The Kospi index sank 2.8 percent to 1,560.83 before rallying yesterday to recover about half of the decline.
Playing an active role in the crisis leaves Ban open to criticism that he is favoring South Korea. Ban was advised to limit his role by China, Japan and Russia when he took office on Jan. 1, 2007.
Ban's involvement should be "informal, low key, silent," Wang Guangya, then China's ambassador to UN, said at the time.
No Holding Back
"Usually the secretary-general holds back in order to be available to parties that want to find ways out of unwanted escalations," Jeff Laurenti, a political analyst at the New York-based Century Foundation, said in an interview. "It might seem to some now that he was reverting to his previous employment."
China and Russia have limited their reactions to the South Korean report to urging restraint from all sides.
Ban, 65, told reporters May 24 that while he' bound to be "objective and fair," his South Korean roots and former diplomatic role make it difficult to stay on the sidelines.
"I myself participated as one of the negotiators in drawing up a joint declaration for the de-nuclearization of the Korean Peninsula in 1991 and 1992," Ban said. "I myself served as vice chairman of the Joint Nuclear Control Commission between South and North Korea. Therefore, I have a very strong attachment and even a sense of responsibility. This is most troubling for me to see what is happening. That's my motherland."
Ban asked reporters to understand why he would "limit as much as I can my answers or involvement in this case."
'Deeply Disturbed'
After North Korea carried out a second nuclear-bomb test a year ago, Ban said he was "deeply disturbed." The Security Council voted unanimously on June 12 to curb loans and money transfers to North Korea and step up inspection of cargoes suspected of ties to development of nuclear weapons or ballistic missiles.
Ban's ability to intervene is constrained by his inability to establish a direct line of communication with Pyongyang leaders. He sent his top political aide, former U.S. diplomat Lynn Pascoe, to North Korea in February in part to solve that problem.
While Pascoe described the visit as "useful" and met with officials including Foreign Minister Pak Ui Chun, the trip didn't secure a communications link for Ban. He hasn't spoken to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il.
"The challenge in this situation is to get China on board," John Park, director of the Korea Working Group at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington, said in an interview. Ban's role "is to build consensus rather than being a prime mover. The real movers will be China and the U.S."
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrives tomorrow in South Korea for a summit with President Lee Myung Bak and Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama. China, North Korea's main ally and trading partner, has so far refused to take a stand on the sinking of the Cheonan, in which 46 South Korean sailors died.
In the Korean crisis, Park said Ban may see the need to build support for a second five-year term, a decision the UN General Assembly and the Security Council will make next year. Winning another term requires the support of the five permanent members of the Security Council: China, Russia, the U.S., U.K. and France.
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