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Maradona: Dante and David Luiz never worked together
By Daniel Baird 2014-07-10 14:16:00 20140710
Brazil have not impressed Maradona at this World Cup - Action Images
The Argentina legend told ESPN.com that neither Brazil's defence nor midfield functioned in the astonishing 7-1 defeat against Germany.
"I had not liked Brazil at any moment in the tournament, but I did not think Germany would be so convincing. Brazil had no midfield, the defenders Dante and David Luiz never worked together," said Maradona.
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That's nice I guess. I'm waiting for when I can purchase iPhone without being forced to also purchase AT&T;Data Plan. Happy to sign up for the phone but not the rest.
Posted by Charles Starrett on May 13, 2009 at 3:30 PM (CDT)
It's available in the UK Apple Store as well, but not on contract, just on O2 Pay & Go.
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@Randy - The iPhone 3G is available to buy without AT&T;contract and data plan. You just have to pay the full, unsubsidized price. Just check the AT&T;website or store.
My guess is that this is a last effort to clear inventory before a release of a new iPhone next month at WWDC.
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I wish Apple will decide to sell it online too here in the Philippines. I'm planning to buy one. There are a lot of iPhone clones here in my country. And I'm telling you, it's kinda hard to differentiate the original ones from the cloned ones.
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Between five and ten centimetres of snow fell overnight in Waterloo Region and, according to Environment Canada, it shouldn't be melting any time soon.
Temperatures shouldn't exceed 2 C in the next six days, and flurries are forecasted into the weekend.
The snow that began falling after 6 p.m. on Wednesday took some drivers by surprise. Acting Staff Sgt. Stephan Eszes said Cambridge saw several minor collisions as the roads became slippery.
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Meteorologist Arnold Ashton said the system will deliver snow to parts of southern Quebec and New Brunswick on Thursday.
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Environment Canada said the areas of Dunnville and Niagara in southwestern Ontario and the stretch between Kingston and Cornwall in the east would bear the worst of the storm, getting 15 to 20 centimetres of snow.
The weather agency said other communities in those regions can expect up to 15 centimetres of snow, while central Ontario residents should get their snow shovels ready for five to 10 centimetres.
Ashton said the Greater Toronto Area is set for the most snow it has seen since 2010.
"Two years ago, we got 10 centimetres and we may get that much snow in the GTA today," he said Wednesday, adding the storm will slide toward Ontario's border with Quebec throughout the evening.
"It's pretty nasty anywhere you go. Basically the whole (Highway) 401 corridor" will be affected, he said.
Ashton said conditions will be back to normal later Thursday — just-freezing temperatures and clearer skies — as the system leaves Ontario.
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Date:Sunday July 4 2010
Time: 11:38AM
Dundee United striker Jon Daly still fears that his club could lose some of their star names before the big kick-off on 14th August.
While his manager Peter Houston has continued to stress that there have been no firm bids for any of his stars, there have continued to be rumours of possible departures for the likes of Morgaro Gomis, Garry Kenneth and Craig Conway.
And that has left Daly waiting anxiously for the close of the transfer window in two months time.
"The manager and players want to stay together but it's out of our hands," he told the Daily Record. "However, I'd like to think we could keep all our stars because this is an ambitious club.
"I'm pretty sure there will be a few offers for our players though. And you can't stand in someone's way if they are going on to bigger and better things."
The Arabs squad returned for pre-season training on Friday and Daly is just hopeful that they can ideally stay together for the challenges that lie ahead.
But should that happen he remains confident that the Tannadice squad is strong enough to deal with it.
"If guys like Craig, Morgaro and Garry left it would be a big blow but you have to bounce back," he added.
"We have Europe to look forward to and the squad is big enough to cope with losing one or two players. There is strength in depth and some decent kids are coming through."
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The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport continued to carry the distinction of holding the highest domestic fares in the nation in the second quarter, a period when average fares reached their highest point in 13 years, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Airlines at the local airport – the lion's share of which are operated by Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) – charged an average airfare of $595, according to the department's report. The second-highest charging airport was Greenville/Spartanburg, N.C., at $568.
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I wonder why a store in Utah is called 'Utrecht'. Maybe it's because of the slight resemblence with 'Utah'?
Thanks for the link, Norrel. I'm thinking that Utrecht might be a family name, too. It was just surprising to see a city named that, too.
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Home Grown SportPublished: 24/04/2009
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Australians can quite rightly point to a proud record in sport at almost every level but polocrosse is one of the few that's actually home grown. Despite its growing popularity internationally over the past six decades the sport has remained true to its bush roots. The top four polocrosse nations recently descended on the New South Wales' southern highlands to find out just who can claim the title as the world's best.
Bush TuckerPublished: 24/04/2009
Reporter: Nance Haxton
Aboriginal people have long appreciated the value of wattle seed in their diets. Now some are asking whether there's a future for this nutrient rich bush food as a commercial crop. Irrigation could help transform the image of wattle seed from a novelty native plant into a viable alternative income earner for farmers.
Building Carbon MomentumPublished: 24/04/2009
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The Federal Government says it remains firmly committed to the introduction of an emissions trading scheme. If the United States joins a United Nations push for soil carbon to be recognised under the Kyoto Protocols, it could have an enormous impact in Australia, where carbon farming is on the rise.
Dr Cary Fowler InterviewPublished: 24/04/2009
Reporter: Anne Kruger
A year ago scientists unveiled an ambitious project to save thousands of crop species threatened by climate change. One of the driving forces behind the global seed bank, Dr Cary Fowler has been back in Australia this week for talks with some of the major supporters of the project.
Flour PowerPublished: 17/04/2009
Reporter: Prue Adams
The end of the single desk marketing arrangements for Australian export wheat was always going to deliver some valuable niche opportunities for enterprising growers. One small family based grains company operating in South Australia jumped the gun and as Prue Adams reports, it's a move which seems to be paying off handsomely.
Old SteamerPublished: 17/04/2009
Reporter: Tim Lee
Like many small rural towns, Orbost in eastern Victoria is enduring some tough times. The local timber industry had all but collapsed and its young people were drifting away to find work. However a few locals got together and devised an ambitious plan and set about rebuilding a famous paddle steamer, lost at sea many years ago. Now the new paddle steamer is once again churning the waters of the famous Snowy River.
Livestock LivelihoodPublished: 19/04/2009
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Dr Iain Wright of the International Livestock Research Institute, based in India, joins Anne Krugar to discuss recent talks in Canberra with Australian agricultural aid agencies on the impact of livestock in developing countries.
Ag Ed Sell OutPublished: 17/04/2009
Reporter: Sean Murphy
The break-up of the historic Hurlstone Agricultural high school farm is being considered to help fund frontline services such police and nurses. However supporters of the school argue it is a short-sighted strategy that undermines efforts to excite future generations about careers in agribusiness.
Farmed RabbitPublished: 08/04/2009
Reporter: Deborah Knight
Introduced into Australia for sport, rabbits have also been farmed for their meat and their skins; indeed they wouldn't make akubra hats out of anything else. Deborah Knight reported on rabbit farming back in 1997.
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The calici virus did have an unexpected bonus, the creation of a farmed rabbit industry. Animals harvested in the wild dropped from in excess of 2 million to around 100,000. This opened up all sorts of new opportunities for primary producers and consumers as Sean Murphy found when he reported on bunny business back in 2006.
Rabbit RevivalPublished: 08/04/2009
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It's best known for its bone-chilling Queensland winters, which create the perfect climate for apple and grape production but right now Stanthorpe is host to one of the regions' largest rabbit infestations.
Rabbit ResistancePublished: 08/04/2009
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When the calici virus escaped quarantine in South Australia in the mid-1990s and quickly spread across the country, it was regarded by many as the silver bullet in the battle against the rabbit. A number of years passed and it appeared that rabbits were developing a resistance to it, as they'd done with myxomotosis. By 2007 when Prue Adams compiled this report researchers feared the once in a lifetime opportunity to deliver the knock-out blow with calici had been squandered.
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Canada's MacLeans Magazine says habits are a key to a life of happiness.
After every trip to the bathroom when he's at home or in a hotel room, BJ Fogg will get down on the ground and do two push-ups. Then he'll wash his hands. It sounds kind of weird, if you stop to think about it, but Fogg doesn't think about it anymore. It's a habit he has worked to develop over the past two years to help get in shape. Now, the push-ups come automatically and he gets a surge of energy each time. Often he doesn't stop at two. On some trips, he might do 10 or 25. "I probably did 50 or 60 push-ups yesterday," he says.
Fogg is perfectly placed to train himself into a healthy habit. He is an expert on the subject, having studied human behaviour for 20 years, mostly at StanfordUniversity, where he's the director of the Persuasive Technology Lab. From his research, he's learned that the best way to automate a new habit is to set the bar incredibly low. Ergo, just two pushups. "You pick something so small, it's easy to do. Motivation isn't required to do it," he says. Even though he's become much stronger, he says, he'll never raise the minimum. The goal remains two push-ups, and anything more is a bonus. "If you want to maintain the habit, you will always be okay with just doing the tiny version of it," he says.
Habits are important because, as Gretchen Rubin puts it, "what we do every day matters more than what we do once in a while." When Rubin published the massively bestselling The Happiness Project, she laid out personal commandments and explored the overarching principles in her year-long journey to enjoy life to the fullest. In her new book, Better Than Before: Mastering the Habits of Our Everyday Lives, Rubin narrows her view dramatically, turning to the daily routine actions that make up our days. "Habits are the invisible architecture of our lives," Rubin says in an interview. …
Jay Leno wrote a column for Autoweek on the problems with ethanol. Most of ethanol can be blamed on the W Bush administration so this post can be considered non-political. Both sides, GOP and Dems suck on this issue.
There have been a lot of old-car fires lately. I went through the '70s, the '80s and most of the '90s without ever having read much about car fires. Suddenly, they are happening all over the place. Here's one reason: The ethanol in modern gasoline—about 10 percent in many states—is so corrosive, it eats through either the fuel-pump diaphragm, old rubber fuel lines or a pot metal part, then leaks out on a hot engine … and ka-bloooooie!!!
As someone who collects old cars, and keeps them up religiously, I am now replacing fuel-pressure regulators every 12 to 18 months. New cars are equipped with fuel lines that are resistant to ethanol damage, but with older cars, the worst can happen—you're going down the road, and suddenly your car is on fire.
There's more. I find that gasoline, which used to last about a year and a half or two years, is pretty much done after a month or so these days. If I run a car from the teens or '20s and fill it up with modern fuel, then it sits for more than two months, I often can't get it to start.
Ethanol will absorb water from ambient air. In a modern vehicle, with a sealed fuel system, ethanol fuel has a harder time picking up water from the air. But in a vintage car, the water content of fuel can rise, causing corrosion and inhibiting combustion.
It gets worse. Ethanol is a solvent that can loosen the sludge, varnish and dirt that accumulate in a fuel tank. That mixture can clog fuel lines and block carburetor jets. …
Scientific American has a report on the solar powered airplane that is in the process of circumnavigating the globe.
A pioneering flight around the world will use nothing but sunshine for fuel. In the dusty peach dawn of a desert day the Solar Impulse 2 airplane took flight at 11:12 PM Eastern time on March 8 from the United Arab Emirate of Abu Dhabi on the first leg of a bid to fly around the world exclusively powered by electricity generated from sunlight.
At a top speed of 45 kilometers-per-hour the single-seat airplane flew to Muscat in neighboring Oman over roughly 10 hours, touching down at roughly 2:13 PM Eastern time, after a few hours spent circling and waiting for the right weather conditions to land. The plane is an upgraded version of the original Solar Impulse, which flew across the U.S. in 2013; both planes were built by the Solar Impulse group, led by Swiss adventurers Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg. …
Sail in the America's Cup for Larry Ellison and make $300,000 per year. Wall Street Journal reports on filings in a lawsuit that point to those numbers.
A lawsuit against Larry Ellison 's sailing squad, which has led to the seizure of one of his million-dollar boats, is also revealing how much the Oracle Corp. founder is willing to spend to win the America's Cup: $300,000 a year for a rank-and-file sailor.
The litigation is the latest in a series of legal battles that have surrounded the billionaire's sailing successes.
On Monday morning, two federal marshals walked into the San Francisco waterfront base of the sailing squad, Oracle Team USA, and seized three gray, whale-size containers holding the disassembled parts of a 45-foot-long, seven-story-tall yacht called an AC45, according to the plaintiff's lawyer and a U.S. Marshals spokesman.
The marshals tagged the three containers, which can't be moved until a judge issues a ruling on the seizure or allows the team to post a bond on the boat. The vessel, a smaller version of Oracle's victorious 72-foot-long boat in the 2013 America's Cup, is being held as a lien, or collateral, in the case. The plaintiff asked for the seizure.
The plaintiff is Joe Spooner, who spent a decade as an Oracle sailor until the team dismissed him in January. A 41-year-old New Zealand native, Spooner in February sued the team for $725,000 in wages over a 2½-year span, as well as double-wage penalties, punitive damages and legal fees, alleging the squad wrongfully discharged him without cause.
Australian Geographic reports on the 10 most destructive tsunamis in history.
Tsunamis have occurred often throughout history. So frequently in Japan, in fact, that they invented the word specifically for the phenomenon: 'tsu' meaning harbour and 'nami' meaning wave.
"It's actually quite frightening to think that this [Japanese tsunami] event is smaller than the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, smaller even than the 1960 Chilean tsunami, yet the damage to Japan's people and economy is still profound," says Professor James Goff, co-director of the Australian Tsunami Research Centre and Natural Hazards Research Lab at the University of New South Wales. "It's a horrendous tragedy, caused by a completely unpredictable event."
Because little historical data exist on the size of tsunami waves, how many occur in one event, or how far they advance on shore, scientists rank them according to how much damage they wreak. However, assessing just how much damage a single tsunami event causes may take many months to years; and it may be some time before the Japan earthquake and tsunami can be truly rated on a historical scale. …
BBC News reports coffee may be good for your heart.
Drinking a few cups of coffee a day may help people avoid clogged arteries – a known risk factor for heart disease – Korean researchers believe.
They studied more than 25,000 male and female employees who underwent routine health checks at their workplace.
Employees who drank a moderate amount of coffee – three to five cups a day – were less likely to have early signs of heart disease on their medical scans.
The findings reopen the debate about whether coffee is good for the heart. …
Machines Like Us says you can have too much of a good thing like vitamin D.
In terms of public health, a lack of vitamin D has long been a focal point. Several studies have shown that too low levels can prove detrimental to our health. However, new research from the University of Copenhagen reveals, for the first time, that also too high levels of vitamin D in our blood is connected to an increased risk of dying from a stroke or a coronary.
The results have just been published in the world-renowned Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism.
"We have studied the level of vitamin D in 247,574 Danes, and so far, it constitutes the world's largest basis for this type of study. We have also analysed their mortality rate over a seven-year period after taking the initial blood sample, and in that time 16,645 patients had died. Furthermore, we have looked at the connection between their deaths and their levels of vitamin D", Professor at the Department of Clinical Medicine, Peter Schwarz explains. …


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