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People like me often complain about "he said/she said" reporting, which treats all claims by competing political actors as having equal validity, and doesn't bother to determine whether one side or the other might not be telling the truth. There are lots of reasons why that kind of reporting is harmful, but it's important to understand that it doesn't just keep people soaking in a lukewarm bath of ignorance, it can actively misinform them, leading them to believe things that are false.
Today's New York Times has a textbook example of what happens when political reporters can do when they refuse to adjudicate a factual dispute between candidates. In the story, Michael Barbaro doesn't just allow Mitt Romney to deceive, he actively abets that deception in the way he constructs his narrative. Here's the key excerpt:
In a speech here in Orlando, Mr. Romney seized on a statement that the president made on Monday about the Affordable Care Act.
In an interview, a television reporter had asked the president about a small business in Iowa, whose owner claimed that the president's health care legislation had contributed to its closing in the state. Mr. Obama said that such an assertion of cause and effect was "kind of hard to explain."
"Because the only folks that have been impacted in terms of the health care bill are insurance companies who are required to make sure that they're providing preventive care, or they're not dropping your coverage when you get sick," Mr. Obama said. "And so, this particular company probably wouldn't have been impacted by that."
A gaffe? Mr. Romney treated it that way, and in his speech at a factory that makes air filters, he called the statement "something else that shows just how much out of touch" the president is. "He said he didn't understand that Obamacare was hurting small business," Mr. Romney said. "You have to scratch your head about that."
Mr. Romney cited an online survey of almost 1,500 small-business owners, performed last July for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which found that three-quarters of them said they would be less likely to hire because of the burdens of the Affordable Care Act.
The candidates disagree about things many, many times a day, but because Barbaro's whole story is about "gaffes," his inclusion of this particular disagreement implies that Obama's statement must belong in that category. After all, if what Obama said was a plainly accurate description of the Affordable Care Act, then not only wouldn't it be a "gaffe," the disagreement would actually be an example of Mitt Romney being dishonest. But Barbaro classifies it as a gaffe (and don't tell me the inclusion of a question mark gets him off the hook for doing so), which can only mean that Romney is right, or at the very least that Romney has a reasonable case to make.
But of course, that's not true. Not even remotely. Obama was absolutely accurate in what he said. First of all, there are no provisions of the ACA that have already taken effect that affect small businesses. Secondly, the provisions that will take effect in 2014 will benefit small businesses. So if there's a business owner in Iowa who says he closed his business because of the Affordable Care Act, there are only two possibilities: either he's crazy, or he's lying. It's as simple as that. It would make no more sense to ask the president, "Mr. President, there's a guy in Iowa who says his business shut down because the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act mandated that he spend eight hours every day building life-size butter sculptures of Bella Abzug and Gloria Steinem, and that left him no time to balance his books. Doesn't this show that the law is imposing impossible burdens on small business?"
I don't doubt that many small business owners believe that the Affordable Care Act is one day going to impose some terrible, as-yet-to-be-specified burdens on them. After all, they've been told that many times by Republicans, by conservative media figures, and by pro-Republican groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. I'm also sure that many small business owners believe that they've been abducted by anal-probing aliens, or that astrology is a science. But that belief doesn't make it true. There is an objective reality here, and it isn't a complicated one to figure out.
If the candidates have a disagreement about how the ACA affects small businesses, and a political reporter isn't actually familiar enough with it to determine who's telling the truth, he has a few choices. He could use that secret trick known to only the most experienced journalists, called "picking up the phone," and call someone who knows what the Affordable Care Act does, and ask that person how it affects small businesses. There are a few hundred people in Washington who'd be happy to take his call and explain things. The reporter could also go to this thing called "the Internet," which can prove quite helpful on matters like this one. If you type "Affordable Care Act provisions affecting small businesses" into Google, you get this handy fact sheet from the Kaiser Family Foundation as your first result. Read it and you'll learn that most of the provisions relating to small businesses will make the coverage they obtain more comprehensive, and probably less expensive. You'll also learn, if you didn't know it before, that companies with fewer than 50 employees are exempt from the Act's requirement to carry health coverage. It's true that companies with over 50 employees will have to offer insurance to their employees, but the fact sheet will tell you, intrepid reporter, that 92 percent of companies with between 50 and 100 employees already do, as do 97 percent of companies with over 100 employees.
These aren't complicated things to learn. You don't need a public policy degree to grasp them and incorporate them into your reporting. You could even ask Romney or his representatives exactly what burdens they believe the ACA imposes on small business, and when they say, "Um, regulation and stuff!" ask them again to be specific, and when they can't actually come up with anything, relate that fact in your story. Or there's a final option available to you, one that this reporter chose, and many other reporters do every day: You can just not bother to find out the truth and share it with your readers. Why do they deserve it, anyway? Better to just wait for the next exciting "gaffe" and write four or five stories about that.
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Wed, 2012-06-13 13:18
With or without Obamacare, there is on the horizon a problem that few even discuss. Consider:
Most of us drive our vehicles very carefully, even though we have insurance to cover accidents.
But suppose you had no insurance. (I periodically went without it when I was a young adult and earning a pittance.) Think how much more carefully you'd drive! And how much more slowly. Yes, you would. And you'd likely drive less. (And maybe walk more and become healthier for it.)
For many people, I suspect, the more auto insurance they have, the more they tend to drive and to drive faster and less guardedly. (For proof of that, keep imagining how you'd drive without insurance.) That means more accidents in which people are killed and injured. Although insurance is a wonderful thing — preventing, for example, countless bankruptcies and bestowing peace of mind — it might have the unintended consequence of causing more accidents and more deaths and injuries than if no one had insurance.
Now consider:
In a report on how to fight pandemics, the March 2012 Discover magazine says the secret to fighting them is "knowing their real cause: disease factories built by people. Ironically, hospitals turn out to be highly efficient disease factories. They allow the proliferation and spread of dangerous germs among patients, and the evolution of those germs to extreme levels of virulence."
In that same vein, the Journal of the American Medical Association warned us 12 years ago:
"America's healthcare system is the third leading cause of death in the U.S., causing between 230,000 and 284,000 fatalities per year, behind only heart disease and cancer."
The report didn't say the third leading cause of death is poor health. It said the healthcare system itself. In other words, our country's third leading cause of death is the army of good-intentioned doctors, nurses, and others whose ultimate duty is to help us avoid death.
JAMA provides a breakdown of the deaths caused by healthcare:
- 12,000 deaths per year due to unnecessary surgery
- 7,000 deaths per year due to medication errors in hospitals
- 20,000 deaths per year due to other errors in hospitals
- 80,000 deaths per year due to infections in hospitals
- 106,000 deaths per year due to negative effects of drugs
Then add the nearly 200,000 patients that may be killed each year by blood clots following surgery or illness, the leading cause of preventable hospital deaths in the U.S., according to David Goldhill, author of "How American Healthcare Killed My Father," citing a report in The Wall Street Journal. (Watch Goldhill's video at http://www.cato.org/event.php?eventid=6597)
It makes one want to ask an absurd question: "Why don't we drop our health insurance and stay away from doctors?"
If no one had health insurance, lots of things could happen, good and bad. Here's a quirky thing I believe is possible:
In 2008, shortly after the economic collapse, I was watching a CNN reporter interview a woman on the street. She had just lost her job. The reporter asked how she was coping.
"Along with my job, I lost my health insurance," she said [I paraphrase]. "Now I have to really be careful to watch what I eat, lose weight, exercise, and take better care of myself." I got the impression that while she had health insurance, she tended to be a bit reckless with her health, figuring she was covered if she got sick.
Some people, maybe many, are like that, due to what is called the "moral hazard." (See http://www.slate.com/articles/business/the_dismal_science/2011/07/does_health_coverage_make_people_healthier.html, which says, "Insurance is also the source of what economists call 'moral hazard,' where those who are protected against the consequences of their actions take greater risks than they otherwise would." See also "The Oregon Health Insuance Experiment" at http://www.nber.org/papers/w17190.pdf?new_window=1: "Although health insurance is expected to improve health through increases in the quantity and quality of health care, it is also possible that by reducing the adverse financial consequences of poor health, health insurance may discourage investments in health and thereby worsen health outcomes.")
Without health insurance, CNN's interviewed woman became like the driver without car insurance.
Enter President Obama's Affordable Healthcare Act (AHA), whose aim is to get everyone insured and require everyone to pay a premium.
A lot of young adults currently elect to have no health insurance (as I did years ago) because of its cost, or because they want to save money while they're young and healthy. Once forced to buy insurance under AHA, many can be counted on to frequently see a doctor for minor things simply "to get my money's worth."
How many more people, BECAUSE they have insurance, will pay less attention to diet and exercise like CNN's woman on the street, and develop medical problems (such as diabetes) that require visits to the doctor that they would not have had to make while uninsured and cautious?
AHA will bring an estimated 32 million more people, mostly young adults, into the healthcare system and countless others into it more often. It's obviously supposed to do that, because Mr. Obama wants to spread the health around.
Moreover, every day for the next 18 years, 10,000 Baby Boomers will reach age 65 and become eligible for Medicare; many of them will seek healthcare services before losing their employer insurance, and many others who'd had no insurance and had put off healthcare will put it off no longer.
Finally, we have a obesity epidemic that is growing, especially among the young for whom obesity has jumped from 9% of the adolescent population in 2000 to 23% in 2008, and threatening to overwhelm our health care system. The main threat is the costly diabetes that is often obesity's side effect.
The upshot is that millions more will interact with the healthcare providers who are, according to JAMA, our nation's third leading cause of death.
These providers, unless there is a huge increase in their already insufficient number, will be stressed by the increased demand for services. Their error rate is likely to rise.
Could our healthcare system then become the second leading cause of death? Or even, in the greatest of ironies, the first?
Do we really know what we're doing? A tsunami is coming.
Thu, 2012-06-14 09:53
Having health insurance doesn't encourage people to be careless with their health.
Why? because good health is pleasant and poor health is unpleasant. And because preventative care improves health.
If access to health care enables unhealthy living, and lack of access leads to healthy choices, poor people would be healthier, on average, than rich ones. We know that's not the case.
Wed, 2012-06-13 18:46
Male Matters... you are one smooth Troll my friend.
Nobody drives less cautious because they have car insurance. People who don't have insurance don't drive any more cautious. People drive as cautiously or recklessly as they see fit. That in and of itself creates an informal fallacy.
http://home.honolulu.hawaii.edu/~pine/EL/chapt4-EL-am.pdf is a link to a great paper on what an informal fallacy is.
Also people choosing not to have insurance because they cannot afford it is the very reason that Obamacare as you call it was passed. We did make a deal with the devil in how it's implemented only through private health insurance companies who will offer varying health packages. These various packages will further stratify care in this country.
Also those facts you keep citing only point to the problem with a broken class system in this country where the rich get great healthcare the middle class get mediocre healthcare and the poor get emergency care.
http://www.economist.com/node/13899647 is a great article on why stratified health care is bad for everybody.
However since I know you to be a B.S. spouting troll I'll not comment further on your alarmist claims, I really just posted those links so people can easily refute similar claims by other uninformed whackos.
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(If there's one thing we know about comment trolls, it's that they're lazy)

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Barrow AFC manager celebrates anniversary in style - Bluebirds v Guiselely match report and pics
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BARROW AFC manager Dave Bayliss celebrated five years in charge with one of the most important victories of his tenure.
FA Cup first round replay: Barrow AFC 1 Guiseley 0
Goal: Garry Hunter (90+2)
Attendance: 1,402
A stunning stoppage-time strike by Garry Hunter earned the Bluebirds a place in the FA Cup second round, a much-needed £18,000 in prize money and revenge over a Guiseley side who embarrassed them in the FA Trophy in 2010.
For Bayliss, who began his reign as one of three caretaker bosses on November 13, 2007, the joy at Hunter's dramatic winner was clear for all to see in a season-high Holker Street crowd of 1,402.
Within a second of the ball hitting the back of the net, the Bluebirds boss leapt off the bench and ran down the touchline below the main stand, punching the night air in ecstasy as he went.
It was a rare show of unbridled emotion from Bayliss, whose team will now face Blue Square Bet Premier rivals Macclesfield at home in round two, with the potential of a crack at a Premier League big boy should they get through.
The AFC boss switched to a 4-3-3 formation and made two changes to the side which lost 2-1 at home against Lincoln City on Saturday.
Wingers Paul Rutherford, who was dropped to the bench for the first time this season, and Danny Rowe, who could be sidelined for more than a month with a broken toe, were replaced by midfielder Alex-Ray Harvey and striker Adam Boyes. Midfield terrier James Owen, having overcome a heart scare that kept him out for six weeks, was named among the substitutes.
Barrow started well and almost took the lead on five minutes when, after great work down the left by Louis Almond, an 18-yard shot by midfielder Richie Baker deflected off team-mate Joe Jackson.
The ball looked to be going in until Guiseley keeper Steven Drench – a former Bluebirds triallist – readjusted his direction and made an outstanding save.
To end an evenly-fought opening quarter-hour period the Lions went close with a fierce James Walshaw effort that flashed over the bar.
The Bluebirds, playing at a high tempo but without any real width, then began to crank up the pressure with a series of wind-assisted Hunter long-throws that brought plenty of frantic scrambles inside the Guiseley six-yard box but no shots at goal.
With so much at stake it remained a nervy, scrappy and mistake-ridden affair, summed up on the half-hour by a route-one long ball forward that had Barrow keeper Danny Hurst racing out of his box.
Guiseley striker Kevin Holsgrove won the foot race but, under pressure from the charging Hurst, headed wide.
The rest of the half was edged by the visitors who, despite playing the slightly better football, were unable to create any more chances.
Hunter's long-throws continued to prove a dangerous weapon for the hosts at the start of the second half. At the other end, Danny Ellis headed wide for the West Yorkshire outfit following a free-kick.
It was, however, the Bluebirds on top, with Almond, Baker, Jackson and Harvey beginning to exert more influence on proceedings. Barrow were almost rewarded on the hour mark but Boyes was closed down at the critical moment, following a well-worked training ground routine free-kick taken by Baker.
Moments later players from both sides clashed on the halfway line, though referee Oliver Langford saw fit to single out only home skipper Mike Pearson for a yellow card.
Then, on 65 minutes, Guiseley got the type of clear-cut chance both teams had craved. It came from a long punt by Drench which sent Walshaw one-on-one with Hurst but the striker dragged his shot well wide.
Instead of sparking the game into life, that chance proved to be the last for a further 20 minutes.
The tedium was finally broken three minutes before the end of normal time when, following a corner from the left, Guiseley substitute Nicky Boshell planted a header against the crossbar after the visitors had forced a series of corners. And that miss was to prove crucial when two minutes into stoppage-time and with people's minds inevitably turning to extra-time and penalties, Hunter gunned down the battling Tykes with a ferocious winner.
A cross from Sean Hessey was partially cleared and broke to the midfielder on the edge of the box.
The 27-year-old then arrowed an unstoppable shot past former Morecambe team-mate Drench and into the top corner, to spark wild celebrations on the pitch, touchline and terraces.
* Barrow attacking midfielder Sean McConville has signed a further one-month contract extension until December 13th.
Barrow (4-3-3): Danny Hurst; Matt Flynn, Sean Hessey, Tom Aldred, Mike Pearson (captain); Alex-Ray Harvey, Garry Hunter, Richie Baker; Louis Almond (Paul Rutherford 90+4), Joe Jackson, Adam Boyes. Subs not used: Shaun Pearson, Gavin Skelton, Tom Anderson, James Owen, Sean McConville.
Yellow cards: Pearson (61), Boyes (90).
Guiseley (4-2-3-1): Steven Drench; Andy Holdsworth, Rhys Meynell, Danny Ellis, Mark Bower (captain); Jack Rea, Danny Boshell; Wayne Brooksby, Gavin Rothery, James Walshaw (Josh Wilson 85); Kevin Holsgrove (Nicky Boshell 75). Subs not used: Andy Pearson, Jamie Clarke, Zack Dale, Jacob Giles.
Yellow cards: Ellis (90)
See Wednesday's Evening Mail for full report, photos and post-match reaction from goal-hero Hunter and Barrow manager Dave Bayliss
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If the cup run money hasn't been frittered away then someone please tell me where it has been spent? As I've seen no improvements made since those earnings.
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With the announcement of new LA Galaxy goalkeeper coach Matt Reis, LAGalaxy.com has compiled a photo gallery of Reis' time with the Galaxy.
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The LA Galaxy announced on Wednesday that former LA and New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis has become the club's newest goalkeeper coach.
Reis' appointment comes amid the goalkeeper's retirement from soccer ending a 16-year career that saw him make 288 appearances, 282 starts, with 110 wins, 1,114 saves and 75 shutouts. The 2013 MLS Humanitarian of the Year and Mission Viejo, Calif. native reached MLS Cup six times during his extensive career winning in 2002 while with the LA Galaxy.
In addition to working with the first team, the 38-year-old will also work with Galaxy Academy goalkeepers. Reis replaces Ian Feuer who had been the club's goalkeeper coach since 2007.
Soccer may not be a game of statistics but when it comes to fitness and training, numbers could be very helpful.
Huffington Post's Katie Linendoll speaks to Galaxy players and Strength and Conditioning coach Ben Yauss to discuss the adidas miCoach equipment and how the team uses it during training and matches.
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MLS lost one of their all-time greats on Tuesday as Pablo Mastroeni retired on Tuesday ending his illustrious 16 year playing career.
A hard-charging field general in central midfield, Mastroeni calls full time on a career that saw him suit up for the Miami Fusion, Colorado Rapids and LA Galaxy while making 334 MLS regular season appearances (eighth all-time in league history), playing 27,522 minutes and earning 316 starts (both fifth most all-time). The veteran defensive midfielder was also a fixture on the U.S. National Team for nearly a decade as he made appearances in the 2006 and 2006 FIFA World Cups making a total of five appearances. However, he also played in four CONCACAF Gold Cups—winning in 2005 and 2007 –as well as making an appearance at the FIFA Confederations Cup in 2003.
My lasting memories of Mastroeni stem from the grit that he showcased on the field breaking up opposition attacks and the eloquence that he displayed when answering questions from journalists. A remembrance of Mastroeni's career is not complete without discussing his confident performance in the U.S. historic 2-0 victory over Mexico in the 2002 FIFA World Cup round of 16 as he befuddled El Tri's Cuauhtémoc Blanco and his ability to lead the Colorado Rapids to the 2010 MLS Cup.
During his brief time with the Galaxy, it was always interesting to see him impart his advice on the club's young players of all positions -- like Jack McBean who actually lived with Mastroeni in Manhattan Beach toward the end of the season -- who were eager to learn from a league great.
What's next for Mastroeni? The tough as nails yet cerebral midfielder could head into coaching in some capacity with the Colorado Rapids. With his family still in Colorado, Mastroeni could spread his extensive knowledge of the game while also staying close to home. The Rapids have stated that they intend to honor Mastroeni for his service to their club at a ceremony during one of their home matches in 2014.
But no matter what Mastroeni decides to do with the next stage of his life, he'll always be remembered as one of the league's greats.
Below are some memories from a few others from around the league:
Pablo Mastroeni was someone you wanted on your team both on the field and off because he made it that much more worth it. #legend
— Taylor Twellman (@TaylorTwellman) December 10, 2013
Former #USMNT MF/DF Pablo Mastroeni has retired. 65 caps & 2 World Cups for the USA. #ThanksPablo pic.twitter.com/CKXCZCcWdf
— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) December 10, 2013
Probably nobody in the sport that I respect more than Pab's. What an honor to play next to a legend. My Captain forever... #ThanksPablo
— Drew Moor (@drewmoor) December 10, 2013
#ThanksPablo #LAGalaxy midfielder Pablo Mastroeni to retire: http://t.co/TnXnRX75Dx pic.twitter.com/m3rfay1zST
— LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) December 10, 2013
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Pablo Mastroeni is hanging up his boots.
One of the league's all-time greats announced his retirement on Tuesday ending a 16 year career in MLS that ended with a brief stop with the LA Galaxy. Along the way, Mastroeni appeared in two World Cups in 2002 and 2006 while spending his entire career playing between the Miami Fusion, Colorado Rapids and the Galaxy. Mastroeni had been out of contract with MLS and was available for the 2013 MLS Re-Entry Process before announcing his retirement.
"After spending the last 16 years playing in Major League Soccer and with the U.S. National Team, I have decided that this is the appropriate time to retire from the game," Mastroeni said in a statement. "I am honored to have spent my entire professional club career playing in MLS and I now look forward to watching this league continue to grow as I begin the next stage of my life."
During his time in MLS, Mastroeni made the MLS All-Star team nine times and currently ranks eighth in league hstory with 334 regular season games played, fifth in all-time games started with 316 while scoring seven goals and 27 over his illustrious career.
"We'd like to congratulate Pablo on his 16-year professional career," said LA Galaxy General Manager and Head Coach Bruce Arena in a statement. "Pablo is a special player who made every team he was on better. His presence, work ethic and enthusiasm for the game made him a successful player on both the club and National Team level. We wish Pablo well in the next step of his career."
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LA Galaxy Academy forward Haji Wright scored in the U.S. Under-17's 2-1 defeat to Portugal at the Nike International Friendlies on Monday.
Wright scored in the 13th minute to give the U.S. a lead, but the Europeans quickly answered with a goal in the 27th minute to tie the score. Portugal took the lead for good in stoppage time to defeat the Americans.
The U.S. return to action on Wednesday against England who fell 2-1 to Brazil in their first match.
There's a number of intriguing players up for selection in the 2013 MLS Re-Entry Draft Process and I've highlighted four prospects that may be of interest for the Galaxy in either Stage One or Stage Two of the process.
As one point, all four of these players are selections that I would anticipate in Stage Two when teams can renegotiate their salary numbers. I also won't be selecting players who were on the Galaxy's squad in 2013 although Franklin and Courtois are interesting options to possibly return.
One of the most exciting players on the list, Espindola struggled in his only season with the New York Red Bulls, but could be a valuable asset to a Galaxy squad searching for further scoring options.
Espindola scored nine goals in 28 appearances with New York with two assists after being traded from RSL. Prior to his time with NYRB, Espindola was a dangerous weapon for Real Salt Lake scoring 35 league goals with 17 assists in six seasons with the club.
During that time, Espindola scored four times against the Galaxy as he was able to terrorize LA with his speed and finishing ability.
The LA Galaxy are searching to add a target forward and former FC Dallas forward Kenny Cooper could be that option.
Cooper can be versatile even playing on the wing in some occasions but he may be able to benefit the Galaxy with his size and aerial threat. That being said, Cooper is likely to be a costly option for a Galaxy team that is likely to reshape its payroll amount in the coming years. The 29-year-old scored six goals for FCD in 31 appearances in 2013.
Cheaper options could include Andre Akpan formerly of the Colorado Rapids or Toronto FC's Justin Braun.
The 2011 MLS MVP is an extremely intriguing selection, but is coming off a season that saw him make 24 appearances and score just three goals for a D.C. United side that finished at the bottom of MLS.
Despite his tough season, there's no doubt that De Rosario has the type of finishing touch and playmaking ability that could make him an asset for the Galaxy alongside Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan. Plus with Donovan expected to be away for several matches due to international commitments next season, De Rosario could be an apt stopgap.
All this may be moot; however, as according to a report in the Toronto Sun, his former club Toronto FC is open to bringing back the Canadian international. De Rosario isn't the only MLS MVP on the list, however, as he's joined by 2010 selection David Ferreira who saw his option declined by FC Dallas.
Calen Carr has had major health issues over the past two seasons, but when healthy, Carr has the type of speed that could make him useful in 2014 for LA.
Staying fit has been the knock against Carr who has dealt with knee and concussion issues over the last several years. Although Carr was predominantly used a forward in Houston, the 2012 MLS Cup goal scorer could transition to a wide role with the Galaxy where he could use his speed to stretch defenses.
Plus with his injury concerns, Carr would likely be a cheap low risk, high reward option for the Galaxy. Similar to this idea could be ex-Seattle Sounders FC midfielder Steve Zakuani who was one of the Sounders' regulars before a dramatic knee injury in 2012 or former New England Revolution outside back Kevin Alston.
*For options that may be further down the list, but players like Yordany Alvarez and Bobby Boswell may be interesting options as is Joel Lindpere.
The LA Galaxy will have four players available for the 2013 MLS Re-Entry Process including 2008 MLS Rookie of the Year Sean Franklin.
The Galaxy declined options on Colin Clark, Laurent Courtois and Sean Franklin while Pablo Mastroeni was out of contract. Franklin made 40 appearances in all competitions for the Galaxy in 2013 with two goals and three assists. Clark, who joined LA in the 2012 Re-Entry process made just 13 appearances much of them at the start of the season while both Mastroeni and Courtois—each acquired in midseason trades—made less than 13 appearances.
Stage One of the Re-Entry Process will take place on Dec. 12 at 12 p.m. PT while Stage Two will take place on Dec. 18 at 12 p.m. PT. Remember that little action typically takes place in Stage One as clubs have to sign a player at their 2013 salary or extend a Bona Fide Offer to that player and teams have until Dec. 11 to negotiate with those players made eligible for the process. Following the first stage, the action typically gets even more heated as teams look to either bring back players or make selections in Stage Two of the process.
The field is set for the 2013 NCAA College Cup at PPL Park in Philadelphia.
Maryland, who produced Galaxy stars A.J. DeLaGarza, Omar Gonzalez and Robbie Rogers, booked their ticket to the national championship in Philadelphia with a 2-1 victory over California in Berkeley on Saturday. They'll face Virginia, who rose to soccer prominence under the leadership of Bruce Arena, who led the Cavaliers to five titles in 18 years as the team's head coach. The Cavaliers defeated the North Carolina 1-0 last Friday.
In the other semifinal, New Mexico will take on Notre Dame after defeating Washington 1-0 in Seattle. Notre Dame defeated Michigan State 2-1
The National Semifinals take place on Dec. 13 and are broadcast on ESPN U while the National Championship game takes place on Dec. 15.
LA Galaxy Academy product Haji Wright has been called up for the U.S. Under-17's roster for the upcoming 2013 Nike International Friendlies.
U.S. U-17 head coach Richie Williams' 20-man group will face Portugal on Monday before matches against England on Dec. 11 and Brazil on Dec. 13 at the Premier Sports Campus in Lakewood, Florida. It is Wright's second inclusion in the U.S. U-17 roster in less than a month as he took part in the nation's U-17's friendlies with Canada in November.
The roster includes eight players from California.
The complete roster is below...
GOALKEEPERS (2): William Pulisic (Richmond Strikers; Mechanicsville, Va.), Kevin Silva (PDA; Bethlehem, Pa.)
DEFENDERS (7): Hugo Arellano (Chivas USA Academy; Norwalk, Calif.), Daniel Barbir (Unattached; Allentown, Pa.), George Braima (Crew Soccer Academy; Columbus, Ohio), Edwin Lara (unattached; San Leandro, Calif.), John Nelson (Internationals; Medina, Ohio), Matthew Olosunde (New York Red Bulls Academy; Trenton, N.J.), Alexis Velela (San Diego Surf; San Diego, Calif.)
MIDFIELDERS (6): Eric Calvillo (Real So Cal; Palmdale, Calif.), Luca De La Torre (Fulham; San Diego, Calif.), Thomas McCabe (PDA; South Orange, N.J.), Logan Panchot (St. Louis Scott Gallagher Missouri; St. Louis, Mo), Brian Zelaya (De Anza Force; San Mateo, Calif.), Alejandro Zendejas (FC Dallas Academy; El Paso, Texas)
FORWARDS (5): Pierre Da Silva (New York Soccer Club; Port Chester, N.Y.), Joe Gallardo (Monterrey FC; San Diego, Calif.), Joshua Perez (unattached; La Habra, Calif.), Christian Pulisic (PA Classics; Hershey, Pa.), Haji Wright (LA Galaxy Academy); Los Angeles, Calif.


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It's not in a hotel but this new bathroom is attracting attention. The new glass bathroom has been built in the downtown square in Sulphur Springs, Texas.
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Japan is a nation of lovely lavatories, but this one may be its best. Because it sits in a transparent booth, the views of the surrounding land of potted flowers and plants are indeed outstanding. The toilet in Ishihara City cost about $120,000.
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Designed by Bruce Graham, Hotel Arts features 44 stories of exposed glass and steel, making it the tallest building in Spain and a prominent feature of Barcelona's skyline. Of course all that height means great views, especially from the suites -- called apartments -- on the top floors.
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At Le Sirenuse in Positano, Italy, guests can relax in the 18th-centry villa overlooking the bay. Most rooms here feature a balcony view and private Jacuzzi while still maintaining a distinctive European charm.
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The Soneva Kiri Beach Residence in Thailand feature private outdoor bathrooms that have plenty of star-gazing space and outdoor bathing facilities. But don't fret, if for some reason you want to stay inside, there's a separate bathroom there too.
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The Six Senses Hideaway Zighy Bay in Oman offers a spacious, personal environment for its guests. But the real show stopper here might be these spectacular views.
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The InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa showcases 80 overwater villas celebrated for their breathtaking views of Mount Otemanu and the turquoise waters of the lagoon. Guest baths have panoramic windows looking out over the lagoon, large soaking tubs, double sinks and separate rainwater showers.
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The presidential suite at the Hyatt on the Bund in Shanghai has a marble bath featuring a rain shower a and jetted spa tub, plus incredible views of the city's skyline.
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Hotel Caesar Augustus in Capri sits on a cliff 1,000 feet above the sea. And of course the view from the bathroom overlooking the Bay of Naples will take your breath away.
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Set on a magnificent tropical oasis of 30 rolling acres minutes from Singapore's financial and shopping districts, the Capella Singapore promises the ultimate in personalized service. And that attention to detail carries over everywhere, including the bathrooms.
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Every guestroom at Capella Ixtapa in Mexico overlooks the Pacific Ocean and features a private terrace that includes an individual plunge pool.
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The InterContinental Hong Kong has long been prized for its unrivalled views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island, and there is no better place to enjoy them than from the master bathroom of the Presidential Suite, the largest suite in Hong Kong. It measures 7,000 square feet. The master bathroom is a virtual spa experience within the suite, featuring a rain shower for two, a "Pharo Whirlpool Lugano 340" Jacuzzi and a separate toilet room with a remote control, heated toilet seat and front/back washer and dryer features -- all with spectacular views of Hong Kong's skyline.
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Guests at Jade Mountain on St. Lucia should expect grand sweeping spaces where bedroom, living area, open bathroom and an extravagant private infinity pool blend into one another to form extraordinary platforms floating out into nature. Jade Mountain's sanctuaries are stage-like settings from which to embrace the full glory of St Lucia's Pitons World Heritage Site, and of course, the eternal Caribbean Sea.
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The Lost Iguana Resort & Spa in Costa Rica is a boutique hotel with 42 uniquely appointed rooms on 120 acres in a primal rainforest, boasting views of Arenal Volcano, one of the ten most active volcanoes in the world, from every room.
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New York's  Millennium Hilton has bathrooms overlooking the Brooklyn Bridge and the East River. The hotel is 55 stories high and offers commanding views of the lower Manhattan skyline.
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Molori Safari Lodge, one of South Africa's most luxurious game lodges, is located inside the malaria-free Madikwe Game Reserve. It offers breathtaking views of the expansive valley and Dwarsberg Mountains, as well as of an abundance of game -- including several prides of lion, large herds of elephant, and more than 340 bird species. The lodge's five suites feature floor-to-ceiling retractable glass walls, indoor and outdoor showers and free-standing rim-flow baths designed by Philippe Starck.
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The Kohinoor suite atop the Oberoi Amarvilas in Agra, India, has an awe-inspiring view of the Taj Mahal. The master bathroom has spacious white marble and granite twin vanity counters and is equipped with shaving mirrors, deluxe toiletries and a water closet with bidet. The freestanding bathtub is positioned in front of a large single-pane glass window from which guests can gaze at the Taj Mahal -- even while enjoying a long, peaceful bath.
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The 46-story silver-glass Trump SoHo boasts unrivaled views of New York's spectacular skyline, the Hudson River, Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building. The luxurious bathrooms are large enough to include armchairs.
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Bathrooms at the One&Only Palmilla in Mexico feature a window overlooking the beach and include both a rain and hand-held shower as well as an oversized sculptural marble bathtub and twin vanity sinks.
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Every detail has been thought through in the bathrooms at the One&Only Reethi Rah in the Maldives, down to the hooks where bathrobes are hung. The huge, oversized, custom-made terrazzo bathtub, which took seven days to form and polish, is at the window, with views over the Indian Ocean. Clever design ensures privacy: the bath tub itself is low so that guests can lie in the bath with the blinds up and not be seen.
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The bathroom in the presidential suite at the Park Hyatt Seoul features an oversized granite bath, offers a rain shower, spa tub, stone massage table and Yukata robe and slippers.
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Located on the 8th floor of the famous Hotel Plaza Athenee in Paris, the Terrace Eiffel Suite offers a staggering view of the Eiffel Tower and a 180-degree panorama of the Paris skyline. From the bedroom to the living room to the bathroom, all the rooms feature large picture windows with the majestic Eiffel Tower outside.
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The Las Vegas strip is one of America's most iconic – and ever-changing – scenes. What better way to view it, then, from the bathroom of your room at the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, the highest rooms in the city?
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I love mj foreverMore comments about Vitas
This guy was awesome... no one ever will match his performances on stage...live aid 1985...queen stole the show... lover of life and singer of songs...RIP
HE is simply the best singer to have ever lived. You can't beat the versatility of his voice, or his ability to sing incredible songs like Bohemian Rhapsody.
A very creative person, loved his songs and was my idol when I was younger. Loved Bohemian Rhapsody, because of the story behind it Very good artist. Is this the real life? R.I.P. freddie You are amazingMore comments about Freddie Mercury - Queen
Shirley Bassey's voice has withstood the test of time, and five decades after she started in show business her voice is still as powerful as ever! Vocal Projection - Vabrato - Tember - Range... this lady has it all!
Shirley Bassey is one of the greatest vocalists of all time. Her vocal ability in 'Belting Voice' is overwhelmingly powerful, but in total control.
Shirley Bassey has one of the most powerful voices that I have ever heard! Her style and timing is utter perfection.More comments about Shirley Bassey
her voice is absolutely perfect. she truly is heaven sent.
she is perfect and that's it
talent at its perfection. her voice is the epitome of perfection, she should be studied :)More comments about Sarah Brightman
People who have heard this mans voice know why he is the best singer in the world
People who have heard this mans voice know why he is the best singer in the world
The greatest singer ever. Could reflect the mood of the song perfectely in his voice. He could also sing anything from Rock to Country and he had the ability to make a song whatever the tempo his own.
He will always be the king no matter what.
He did what no other would think of. Took all the risks to bring something different, from hard rock, country, oprah and much more. The voice
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she sounds just as the studio version live! also have an incredible vocal range and she's only 28
I considered her the best singer of this generation.. far far better...More comments about Christina Aguilera
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She's 12! Come on she deserves in much better rank, please vote up for her n make her at least in top 10 please!
Being a singer is to be good in singing which Celine Dion can do...
Bur still not all singers can do what she can do like being so HUMBLE...
Her Head on the sky but her feet is still on the GROUND!
and that's what a SINGER/DIVA/LEGEND is all about!
she is the greatest of all. though she can't produce whistle notes, she still has the most beautiful voiceMore comments about Celine Dion
Declan is the best,he is an angel who has a voice from heaven!!love you so much
I think you are the BEST! Cmon!
His voice was so beautifulMore comments about Declan Galbraith
He is one of the best rapper in the world. EMINEM ROCKS. I am a big fan of him. I personally think he is best male singer
Best Rapper I've ever seen.. He have great voice.. According to my opinion he is the best singer ever... Best voice..
Has a beautiful voice!... Yeah really true that She Is An ANGEL OF THE MUSIC WORLD...
music beauty
mariah is the best selling recording artist in history and she is the artist of the decade(90's) and the artist of the millenium!
She is for me the best. All the awards and achievements she has received are because she truly deserves to be in the top list.
And she has evolved as music has throughout the years. And still sell records.
Mariah and Whitney have the best voices of all time but Mariah has been making hits one after another unlike Whitney and is still well-loved by most people.More comments about Mariah Carey
she needs to be in the top TEN! her range and effortless runs along with her stage performance is enough to put her up there.
she has the best female vocals EVER!
She has the best voice. She's like the female Michael JacksonMore comments about Beyonce Knowles
I think she sings so good she has a very powerful voice
She had such a powerful voice. Hearing her always gives me chills just listening to that amazing voice. Perfection.
I love Mariah Carey but Whitney aka the voice has what not to many people alive have. Beauty, charisma and most of all talent.More comments about Whitney Houston
As far as vocal range and volume she is equal to any singer on this planet. In the near future she will have her own songs but right now she sings any song better than the original.
vote for charice... she's a very talented singer... she deserves to be the top 1... go charice...
Charice is the best!
She wuz discovered in youtube
she deserves 2 be the top
we love you charice from:canada and philippines
Frank's in the top 5 , no matter what type of music
Frank's in the top 5 , no matter what type of music
Band Leader Tommy Dorsey told Frank sinatra, singers like you are a dime a dozen! Don't come back! That was in the 1940's. What year is it now? More people my age know who Frank Sinatra was. Ask them who was Tommy Dorsey and they scratch thier head. Tommy who? Most of Franks music were recorded long before I was born but I feel such a strong connection with his music.More comments about Frank Sinatra
Axl has a truly amazing voice that cannot be faulted. Gives me goosebumps to hear his range and pitch. My all time favourite artist!
Most unique and wide-ranged voice ever!
axl is genious!More comments about Axl Rose - Guns 'N Roses
He is the best! Beatles rule! He is the most amazing singer of all time... And he was knighted by the queen. Can you get any more awesome than that? No. Besides, half of the people on here I haven't even heard of, so vote for Paul!
He needs this vote! He is at least equal to Lennon. This man is the most successful artist EVER. Why is he not in the top ten?
Wow! Here is the most sucessful singer of all time and only #30. McCartney has his name on more hit records than anyone in history. I'm shocked!More comments about Paul McCartney
though many have probly not heard of him because he is a gospel singer with the gaiter vocal band he truly has the best voice ever period his range is forever his dynamics how hard and soft he can hit a note are tops his vibrato is unbelievable he is good every oh yeah and he always has complete control over his voice he is the best live singer ever and in the studio just truly the best ever.
The Greatest Range and most powerful voice in the World today! A true legend!
The best!
she's awesome one of my favorite singers go avril
Avril is one of my idols and
I really want to be like her
someday! She rocks!
she's the punk princessMore comments about Avril Lavigne
Simply Amazing! A lung power that no one can surpass. Ive seen and heard her number of times and she's magnificent! Powerful!
She's the only singer I know that can sing even if she has no speaking voice. Regine has a different singing voice. And the only singing that doesn't goes out of tune.
wOoOOsh, , , WoW she iS So amazIng... The leGendarY siNger Of THe WoRld... shE iS tHe PHENOMINAL DIVAS fOR aLL time... wOoOosh...More comments about Regine Velasquez
Lennon... from Twist and Shoul and Happiness is a Warm Gun.. omg. No one can beat him.
John Lennon's voice was so very amazing
john lennon the greatest singer all the timeMore comments about John Lennon
Listen to her range and performances. She can sing any song and not screw it up. Lets see others do that.
there are so many people on this list that do not belong here, especially in the highest places. this is the truly best singer of all time. anyone who has ever listened to her will agree.
She is the greatest FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE CENTURY. A living legend.More comments about Barbara Streisand
best dancer/singer.
she is the best dancer
She has a strong, rich voice with the gorgeous Latina flair. Shakira's got rhythm and talent. I love her music.More comments about Shakira
Pop music would be no where without her. Love or hate her, she made some of the best, classic pop music of all time. She's got the "IT" factor.
lol! you people are wrong!
britney spears has a unique voice its so sweet I love it and so sexy!More comments about Britney Spears
When it comes to lyrics...
Plus, what other male can pull of "Four Sticks"?
I dare anyone else to try and sing black dog
Only Master Mercury was better, vocal range, tone, tune and pure power.More comments about Robert Plant
I just love him so much... Great voice... He is best of all... Smells like teen spirit.. An epic!
The only person who ever sang from pure emotion and problems he dealt with. The greatest musician ever! R.I.P. Kurt 67-94.
Kurt Cobain... Just listen to the man's music. Then you'll be convinced he's the best singer ever.More comments about Kurt Cobain
billy joe, you rule!
green day is an awesome band!
an amazing voice his song know your enemy is the best song ever from the band greenday
this is an insult to the institution of music. top 5 easily
my hero
amazing no one can top him
The best vocal of the Grunge era! One of the best music periods in history!
His band saved my life.
Awesome frontman to an awesome band
KICKS ASS! great range and control.
bruce is one of the greatest and new wave of heavy metal, he is only one in this world no one can beat his vocals... being an iron maiden fan he is extraordinaryMore comments about Bruce Dickinson - Iron Maiden
Aretha can sing the dictionary. Pop, soul, jazz, gospel and even classical you name it she can sing it. There's no one even close!
Bono has got a unique voice, he's the BEST
is the best
why the hell isn't he higher? U2 is considered to be the #1 in the world. bono rocks.More comments about Bono
only the one when he sing live it's better than the record song.!
number one great voice goods songs
Just listen to him singing...
Simply the best voice everMore comments about George Michael
oh god! he should be in the top ten. just listen to everything I do, best of me, etc
He is the man. When he sings, You just feel the song and get into the mood. He is the best!
He is the man. When he sings, You just feel the song and get into the mood. He is the best!More comments about Bryan Adams
Only her and perhaps Michael Jackson know the TRUE and complete meaning of being an artist. Singer, dancer, creative, GENIUS!
idol idol idol! yeahMore comments about Madonna
Bowie is Bowie... It's enough to explain my vote
incredible voice, should definitely be in at least the top 5
His voice is just magic.
Most underrated singer so far! He doesntuse much voacal techniques (like vibrato or other stuff ) his voice is just amazing without it!More comments about Elton John
I want to give her a big cuddle
A so beautiful and clear voice
she is just the best
Klaus is one of the few artists on this list who is truly unique. Nobody else can achieve the vocal range and flexibility that he can.
Even if you're not a Scorpions fan, nobody can say his vocal prowess isn't downright incredible.
Only the best!
I LOVE BON JOVI. I LOVE VERY JON. He is a amazing voice, he is the best of the bests, and he is very hot. He have a beautiful and good voice. HE IS THE BEST SINGER OF EVER!
jon bon jovi es the best singer ever is voice is beautiful and he's the best
amazing singer...
Even with the loss of his sight this man truly has the best voice on the planet. He can not only walk in the classical world but the pop world as well. He has the best range and vocal control of any person I ever heard sing.
His Aria album is the closest to perfection as anything I've ever heard sung.
His voice overwhelms me and touches my heart.More comments about Andrea Bocelli
Fabulous... So soulful. My favourite tune is Cupid... Absolutely reminiscent of a great time in music
A vote of the opinions of the 100 greatest singers of all time would reveal the real winner, Sam Cooke.
Greatest singer of all time.More comments about Sam Cooke
the man of the thousand voices!
Lots of different styles, good range, AWESOME LIVE, creative and unfortunatley underrated and bashed a little too often :/
absolutely amazing singer for an amazing metal band!
the best makes screaming sound amazing
Simply, the best voice the world has ever heard
A legend since the 80's
Listen to Nothing Else Matters, my god, beautiful voice.
He's not the greatest singer in the world, but he's extremely underrated. This could be because of their early stuff, but his voice has improved dramatically. I wouldn't be surprised to hear he has a 3 octave range. I love metallica, and think they should be appreciated more.More comments about James Hetfield
One of the best voices in the world! His contribution to the rock side of music is priceless! He made Deep Purple what it is today!
giiiiiiiilaaaaaaaan! rocks!
this dude is only the best.
greatest voice iv eva herd
Her voice is absolutely beautiful! I fall into a trance every time I hear her sing!
Ella Fitzgerald had such magnificent musicality and grand command over her instrument that it is utterly incomprehensible that she has not been voted into the top 5 rankings. She was one of the greatest musicians, and she contributed much to the art of music. Thank you.
She had been blessed by God to begin with, a pure vocal genius; she worked hard to perfect what she had been given. Never heard anyone who approaches her body of work...More comments about Ella Fitzgerald
Subtle, moving, haunting, provocative, inspiring. His voice can lull you to into blissful slumber, or incite all the passion that is inside you.
I think he is the best singer in the world. he is handsome too. he sings well than others. He is very famous among girls
Best singer and the most hot singer.
Stunning, ethereal, captivating. Like butter...
As far as voices go, there's no competition. Absolutely beautiful singing voice!
The man was an innovator a a cool dude! I knew him as a student a florida state!
He is the best whoever was, is or will be.
One of the most unique and charismatic voices in rock history! Can't think of anything that compares.
Laura Pausini... the sound of love... I love her when she said ( Tra te e il mare ).. Laura... she is the best in the world
she is a very good singer
Freakin' Goosebumps every time I hear "Long, Long Way From Home"
Strong clear voice that cuts like a razor
there's superstition dun dun dun dun dun dun
stevie should be top, nobody else has his range.
Absolutely gorgeous voice - should be No 1More comments about Stevie Wonder
Why isn't he number one?
Absolutely brilliant!
The guy can sing smooth and high or raw and guttaral. One of the few white guys to sing 'soul' music with as much nuance and appreciation of gospel tradition. Like Stevie Wonder, can put a smile on your face by conveying sheer joy through the act of singing.
Best singer I've ever heard live. Better live than on records.
Brad Delp has been the best vocalist ever! What a range he had in that voice. Hard rock and beautiful ballads. He will be missed.
no one has a range like brad did
Fantastic vocals. Sorely missedMore comments about Brad Delp
His voice makes me believe that God is truely exist.
I swear on my life his voice sounds like he came straight from heaven. The most beautiful vocals heard on earth.
He's got it all! the complete package, he doesn't need any gimmicks the voice alone is enough! He's HAWT!
When he holds a note it is like honey
incredible, breathtaking, unique, unmatched.
His voice is breathtaking! I fell in love with him before I ever saw a picture of himMore comments about Thom Yorke
70? Ray Charles is the definition of a good singer and has the soul to match it.
If you have to ask, you'll never know. He sang just about everything, and never badly.
The voice of every soul
He s best at all category:Folk, , rock, pop country,...
and the most talentued artist:poet, song writer, musician...
Dylan is the best on this list. Need to include Townes Van Zandt, Elliot Smith... othersMore comments about Bob Dylan
Janis Joplin at number 37? she is way better then that. her voice has passion and soul in it.
janis joplin is defo best ever
awesome girl singer
The high notes that he can hit, and his range overall is just unmatched. His amazing voice gets overlooked when it comes to popularity but he is truly one of the greatest.
She is singing with angels now. Perfect sound, unfortunately she goes to heaven early.
just unreal every time you hear her. goosebumps every time. no way Britney Spears and Avril Lavigne are ahead. their not even in the same planet as eva. no one is
One listen to her will convince you that she was simply the bestMore comments about Eva Cassidy
she is simply the best
The Voice of my life, Blur , Gorillaz, He is too stunning
a man whose have a nice voices...
this man always been the biggest rock icon
he made the best music and even now he is the best singer
the rock and roll best singerMore comments about David Coverdale
OMFGG likee
He is THE BEST!
ONLY 59.. aree
yu kiddin me?!
simply soothing theres not enough o,s to describe smooth he is
kylie would happen to be the best female artist of all time no one can mistake her smash hit singles. go get them kyliewhooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
There are wonderful singers, but no one give us the best they have, their soul. Otis did...
Gone to soon but his short span of work is fantastic
A man with a voice that sounds like the personification of a breaking heart. Passion and pain. Thats what real Rhythm and Blues is About
there's no denying she's got a great voice and even better lyrics
Because she is the voice of rock and still the master of alternative music...yeah!
The best ever!More comments about Alanis Morissette
La Stupenda - forget the rest
The most beautiful, rugged but sweet sexy voice I have ever heard! Songs like Some hearts are diamonds, Till the night we'll meet again, Broken heroes etc cand truly express the power of his voice! Therefore I think... I know he is the best british singer if not international best of all time!
Particularly live on this stage Hutchence was the ultimate showman
best ever!!!!!!
One of the best singers of all time. Also one of the most talented songwriters, he wrote "how you remind me" only minutes before performing live.
No one sings better than Marie!
Should be number 1 after the songs his done like Bat out of Hell and Seize the Night from Bat 3
When recording back in the 70's, he hit a high note and blew the equipment, you haven't heard true power untill you've heard his voice
Deffinately should be in the Top 5 at leastMore comments about Meat Loaf
Listen to him... and you will change your opinion about the best one of all times...
Known as 'The Tiger' then you know he's good!! Gives energy and passion and feeling in every song he sang. Admired by Sinatra, Elvis. Sung both Opera & Popular Music. Truly, THE GREATEST!! If you have not heard him sing then you are truly missing alot!! ~ ��
The best artist ever!
The First Lady of Soul
She is amazing!
The only woman of death metal
I prefer DLR in Van Halen. At the end of the day he was part of the lineup that made the name famous and you can't beat the original. I'm not massively mad on him for his songwriting abilities, but he does have an excellent voice is very good live. Most of todays singers are TERRIBLE live.
the better van halen singer and the one of the best singers of all time
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