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What the homeless person did at The First United Methodist Church in Charlotte, North Carolina last Sunday worship service, is a reminder of the most fascinating story of the New Testament, story of the widow in Mark 12:41-44 (NKJV) Each Sunday in our worship service we take an offering. Do you think Jesus is interested […]
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There is a time and season for everything under the sun. The author of the book of Ecclesiastes in the Scripture wrote at length about time in the life of man (Ecclesiastes 3: 1-9). A time to be born, a time to die, a time to plant, and a time for every purpose under the […]

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Sweeper (association football)
The sweeper is a defensive position in football, so called because their job is to 'sweep up' any attacking moves which pass other defenders. It was most commonly used by football teams in Europe until the 1990s.[1] While the position usually has solely defensive duties, Franz Beckenbauer, one of the most famous sweepers, became famous for adding an offensive component of the ball playing defender. Other notable sweepers include Ivano Blason, Gaetano Scirea, Bobby Moore, Franco Baresi and Elias Figueroa.
It is generally considered a highly specialized position. The sweeper is usually placed between the goalkeeper and the defensive line.[2]
The sweeper is sometimes also called 'libero' from the Italian name "battitore libero" meaning "free hitter", which describes players freedom to make clearances instead of dribbling the ball.
Sweeper (libero)[edit]
The sweeper (or libero) is a more versatile type of centre-back who "sweeps up" the ball if an opponent manages to breach the defensive line. His position is rather more fluid than other defenders who man-mark their designated opponents. Though the sweeper may be expected to build counter-attacking moves, and as such requires better ball control and passing ability than a typical centre-back, his talents are often confined to the defensive realm. For example, the catenaccio system of play, used in Italian football in the 1950s, employed a purely defensive sweeper who only "roamed" around the back line. The more modern libero possesses the defensive qualities of the typical libero whilst being able to expose the opposition during counterattacks. Whilst rarely seen in professional football the position has been extensively used in lower leagues. Modern libero sits behind centre backs as a sweeper before charging through the team to join in the attack.[3]
Some sweepers move forward and distribute the ball up-field, while others intercept passes and get the ball off the opposition without needing to hurl themselves into tackles. In modern football, its usage has been fairly restricted, with few clubs in the biggest leagues using the position.
The position is most commonly incorrectly associated to have been pioneered by Franz Beckenbauer and Gaetano Scirea, and later by Franco Baresi and Matthias Sammer in the 1990s era, although they were not the first players to play this position, with earlier proponents such as Alexandru Apolzan, Ivano Blason, Velibor Vasović and Ján Popluhár.[4][5][6][7] Though it is rarely used in modern football, it remains a highly respected and demanding position.
Recent and successful use of the sweeper was made by Otto Rehhagel, Greece's manager, in the 2004 European Championship. Rehhagel utilized Traianos Dellas as Greece's sweeper to great success, as Greece surprisingly became European champions.
More recently, Manuel Neuer has been described as a sweeper-keeper because of his unique style of play that includes him sometimes coming out and play as a sweeper. He has confessed that he could play in the German third division as a centre-back if he wanted to.
See also[edit]
- ^ BBC Sports Academy
- ^ Evolution of the Sweeper
- ^ "Positions guide: Sweeper". London: BBC Sport. 1 September 2005. Retrieved 21 June 2008.
- ^ Rotting fruit, dying flowers The Guardian
- ^ Czechoslovakia World Cup Hero Jan Popluhar Dies Aged 75 Goal.com
- ^ VELIBOR VASOVIC The Independent
- ^ Evolution of the Sweeper


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Researcher raises awareness of flame-retardant dangers in household products
Parents might be surprised to learn their cellphones, living room sofas, baby carriers, bouncy baby chairs and even some pizza boxes may contain chemicals harmful to young children, according to Case Western Reserve University nursing school researcher Laura Distelhorst, MSN, RN, instructor.
Distelhorst plans to raise awareness about the dangers of exposure to chemical flame-retardants found in common household products that make babies and children vulnerable to cognitive and physical problems as they grow and develop. The pediatric nurse, pursuing her doctor of nurse practice degree, has launched the research project, "Pediatric Nurses' Knowledge of Toxic Chemical Flame Retardants."
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Case Western Reserve University receives $2.27 million for scholarships
Northeast Ohio's Bonacker and Warburton families exemplify the spirit of interprofessional health care. Now, their foundation will advance a similar spirit in education. President Barbara R. Snyder announced a $2.27 million commitment from the Ralph T. and Esther L. Warburton Foundation to support scholarships for students in nursing, medicine, and dental medicine. This award joins an earlier grant of more than $700,000, putting the family foundation's total commitment to health sciences scholarships at $3 million.
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NIH grant supports training that could lead to better management of multiple chronic illnesses
Case Western Reserve University's Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing will begin training predoctoral and postdoctoral researchers to study people with multiple chronic illnesses in hopes of discovering better methods for managing such a complex combination of illnesses.
The school of nursing received a five-year, $1.79 million training grant from the National Institute of Nursing Research at the National Institutes of Health for the program, which starts July 1.
The program was based on the need to research and better understand the complex health-care situations presented by patients with multiple chronic conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease, said Shirley M. Moore, the Edward J. and Louise Mellen Professor of Nursing, associate dean for research and director of the Self Management for the Advancement through Research and Translation (SMART) Center.
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Shauna Mcloughlin and Aisleen Clarke are exchange students from The National University of Ireland, Galway. They will spend the month of June at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing under the supervision of Dr. Mary Quinn-Griffin. Cristina Noriega (bottom left), is post-doctoral fellow from San Pablo CEU University, Spain. She will spend the three summer months working with Dr. Carol Musil on her Grandparents' research project. Xiaolin Hu (bottom right), a pre-doctoral student from Sichuan University in China, arrived in Cleveland this winter and is working with Dr. Mary Dolansky.
Nursing's Christopher Burant selected for Diekhoff teaching award
Assistant Professor Christopher J. Burant is the recipient of one of Case Western Reserve University's highest honors, the John S. Diekhoff Award for Distinguished Graduate Student Teaching. Created in 1978, the award is presented annually to two faculty members who have made exemplary contributions to graduate students in the classroom. Burant will be recognized for his award Sunday, May 17, at commencement.
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Researchers tested a theory called House's Conceptual Framework for Understanding Social Inequalities in Health and Aging – considered a blueprint for understanding how different factors influence an older person's health.
The study's 337 participants, aged 65-94, had at least one chronic condition. They also had physical restrictions that prevented them from doing at least one basic daily task, such as bathing and dressing, and were unable to manage responsibilities like taking medicines, handling finances or accessing transportation.
The researchers, from Case Western Reserve University's School of Nursing, linked geographic and socioeconomic information on the neighbourhoods in which the participants lived with health data.
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For his first book since his award-winning novel City of Refuge and his stunning and influential post-Katrina polemic Why New Orleans Matters, Piazza selects the best of his writings on American roots music and musicians, including his Grammy-winning album notes for Martin Scorsese Presents: The Blues; his classic profile of bluegrass legend Jimmy Martin; essays on Jimmie Rodgers, Charley Patton, and Bob Dylan; and much more.
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Cory Chisel performs on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, releases new album
• Cory Chisel and the Wandering Sons team up with Grammy-winning producer and members of The Raconteurs on new album.
By Jim Hagerty
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Just a few years ago, Cory Chisel and the Wandering Sons were known to many in Rockford as a band composed of some friends of singer/songwriter and Rockford native Miles Nielsen. Today, the Wandering Sons are cranking out new music and performing nationally at a variety of venues, including a slot on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon this Friday, Oct. 9.
Chisel, an Appleton, Wis., product, has a six-song EP (Cabin Ghosts) and a newly-released, full-length (Death Won't Send a Letter) to his credit.
The new album, produced by Grammy-winning producer Joe Chiccarelli (The Shins, The White Stripes) and released Sept. 29 on iTunes, boasts 12 new songs and is the band's debut on its RCA Label, Black Seal. The Raconteurs' Brendan Benson co-wrote the first single, "Born Again," and his Raconteurs bandmates Jack Lawrence and Patrick Keeler guest on the album, along with My Morning Jacket's Carl Broemel.
The band continues to get airplay and is a sizable concert and club draw. Aside from touring to support his successful solo album, Miles, Miles Nielsen plays bass for the Wandering Sons.
Following their Late Night appearance, Cory Chisel and the Wandering Sons will perform at Carnegie Hall in New York City Saturday, Oct. 10, before embarking on a European tour consisting of shows in Amsterdam, London, Paris, Stockholm, Glasgow and Berlin.
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More information about Cory Chisel and the Wandering Sons, including sample tracks and tour schedules, can be found at the band's Web site at www.corychisel.com and Myspace page at www.myspace.com/thewanderingsons.
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