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2013 CFN Preseason Rankings
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one very important distinction in the CFN preseason rankings:
are based on how good the teams are going into the season and NOT
how they're going to finish. Some teams have easier
schedules than others, some get tougher road games and some will
need a little bit of time to jell, meaning they might be better than
their final record indicates. Going into the year, these are
how good the teams appear to be from No. 1 through 125.
30. North Carolina
Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Secondary
Relative Concerns: Linebacker, Running Back Offense: Carolina delivered one of its best offensive seasons in school history in its first year running head coach Larry Fedora's up-tempo, no-huddle spread. How potent might the Heels be now that they've had a full year to digest all of the nuances of the system? After ranking No. 8 nationally in scoring, Carolina has its sights set on even bigger aspirations. It returns triggerman Bryn Renner, one of the country's most efficient quarterbacks. Renner will no longer have the support of RB Giovani Bernard or three-fifths of his starting line, including All-American G Jonathan Cooper. However, the Heels have recruited very well in recent years, so there's no shortage of precocious players waiting in the wings. WR Quinshad Davis is a budding star, and the tight ends are as deep as any in the ACC. The line, while adapting to new faces, is strong in the foundation with all-league candidates James Hurst at left tackle and Russell Bodine at center.
Defense: Carolina's unique 4-2-5 defense performed sporadically, at best, in 2012; now it has to regroup without the services of its two best players, DT Sylvester Williams and LB Kevin Reddick. The Tar Heels are going to be challenged up the middle this fall, and capable on the outside. Teams that run the ball up the gut later this year will see noticeably more room than a year ago. However, throwing on Carolina could be a challenge. The Heels have one of the ACC's better pass rushers, DE Kareem Martin, and a Tre Boston-led secondary that returns four savvy and physical starters. If another outside rusher, like 'Bandit' Norkeithus Otis, emerges, look out. The task for the D will be to shore up a run defense that is going to be vulnerable in the fall. The linebackers are unproven, and the interior of the line is short on elite stoppers.
29. Washington
Relative Strengths: Running Back, Receiver
Relative Concerns: Offensive Line, Secondary Offense: In an attempt to reverse last season's tepid offensive results, the Huskies want to rev up the tempo and pick up the pace this season. The objective is simple—put QB Keith Price in a position to think less and react more as the pilot of the offense. Price suffered a major regression in 2012, part his doing and partially the result of poor protection. The encouraging news is that he's surrounded by outstanding skill position talent, and he's the same guy who performed at an All-Pac-12 level just two years ago. Helping him get out of a funk will be a dynamite collection of skill position players that includes RB Bishop Sankey, WR Kasen Williams and star TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins. However, the fate of the offense rests squarely on the shoulders of the blockers, a unit that had all kinds of problems keeping the pocket clean last fall. RT Ben Riva and LG Dexter Charles have anchor potential, but the group as a whole needs to stay healthy and improve their fundamentals.
Defense: Expectations are soaring for the Washington D entering 2013. Thank you, Justin Wilcox. Wilcox became the new coordinator last year, promptly transforming a team that finished 106th nationally in total defense to one that ranked 31st. It was a remarkable job for an upwardly-mobile assistant who'll continue to mix up his looks in order to keep offenses on their toes. And best of all, after using a gaggle of sophomores, just about everyone is back. In fact, of the seven Huskies to earn at least honorable mention All-Pac-12, only CB Desmond Trufant has graduated. U-Dub has budding talent at each level, such as NT Danny Shelton, LB Shaq Thompson and CB Marcus Peters. The key, though, will be for the D-line to generate more of a push this fall. Last year's unit lacked consistency, a big reason why the defense ranked No. 10 in the league in sacks and yards per carry yielded. There's cautious optimism that Wilcox might be the caretaker of the best Huskies' defense in over a decade.
28. Oregon State
Relative Strengths: Secondary, Offensive Line
Relative Concerns: Defensive Line, Receiver Offense: Cody Vaz or Sean Mannion? It's the question that'll dominate the football chatter around Corvallis for the next couple of months. Both veteran quarterbacks played last year, to mixed reviews, and neither was able to padlock the job in the spring. The closely-watched competition continues in August. Whoever gets the ball from Mike Riley will spend most of his fall looking for superstar WR Brandin Cooks, and handing the ball off to downhill runners Storm Woods and Terron Ward. The Beavers will again be balanced this season, keeping defenses on their heels with a mix of the run and the pass. They might also be salty at the point of attack for a change as well. Four starters return to the O-line, led by C Isaac Seumalo, LT Michael Philipp an RG Grant Enger. Oregon State is loaded with potential and physicality in the trenches, but now needs to block with more consistency in order to unleash the team's best skill position players.
Defense: Defensive coordinator Mark Banker and his Beavers helped initiate a complete defensive turnaround in 2012. Now they'd like to maintain that high level of play for the upcoming season. Oregon State went from 89th nationally in scoring D in 2011 to 22nd a year ago, properly leveraging all of its veteran talent. The 2013 edition welcomes back seven quality starters, such as all-league DE Scott Crichton and CB Rashaad Reynolds, and borderline all-stars in LB Michael Doctor and FS Ryan Murphy. There's enough talent and leadership for the Beavers to remain very feisty, though shoring up the middle of the D and replacing ball-hawking CB Jordan Poyer must be addressed in August. Oregon State will unveil new starters at defensive tackle, likely a pair of JUCO transfers, and at middle linebacker. Reynolds' partner in the secondary has yet to be decided, with underrated senior Sean Martin holding a razor-thin margin on another JUCO newcomer, Steven Nelson.
27. Arizona State
Relative Strengths: Defensive Line, Running Back
Relative Concerns: Offensive Line, Receiver Offense: Backfield? Check. Everywhere else? Check back at the end of the season. The Sun Devils offense was terrific a year ago, cranking out 464 balanced yards and 38 points per game. And with the returns of underrated QB Taylor Kelly and versatile backs Marion Grice and D.J. Foster, expectations will again be very high for the attack. In fact, even more will be expected from the unit now that Kelly is entering his second season as the starter. However, ASU isn't without an offseason to-do list, the likes of which will become particularly poignant when facing Wisconsin, Stanford, USC, Notre Dame and UCLA. If this program is going to keep the pedal on the floor, and capture the Pac-12 South, it needs to develop pass-catching playmakers besides H-back Chris Coyle and plug holes in pass protection. Kelly was outstanding in 2012, but he'll raise the bar two notches higher with a little more support. To help address the issues, the Devils have moved starting G Jamil Douglas outside to right tackle, and they're bringing in a trio of JUCO receivers signed to contribute right away.
Defense: Then-rookie coordinator Paul Randolph used different looks last season, mixing his formations and personnel to fit the situation. And it largely worked. The Sun Devils were one of the Pac-12's top defenses of 2012, ranking No. 2 in total D. However, there were too many breakdowns late in the year, especially when the other guys committed to the run; Oregon, UCLA, Oregon State, USC and Arizona each hung at least 34 points on Arizona State. The program will begin this season with one of the nastiest and most aggressive D-lines in the league, if not the country, a unit bolstered by All-American candidates Will Sutton and Carl Bradford. The Devils are going to make a ton of plays in the backfield, but can they improve against the run? While LB Chris Young, S Alden Darby and CB Osahon Irabor are fixtures in the back seven, ASU needs LB Steffon Martin and the two new starters in the defensive backfield to step up and have a more profound impact when the opposition goes back to basics.
26. Louisville
Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Receiver
Relative Concerns: Offensive Line, Defensive Line Offense: As long as Teddy Bridgewater is healthy and calling out signals, Louisville's offense will be in very capable hands. The junior is one of the nation's premier quarterbacks, a steady-handed winner who has yet to even approach his full potential. Helping him get there in 2013 will be a deep and athletic collection of receivers that goes three-deep with weapons. Not only do three of last year's top four pass-catchers return, led by playmaker extraordinaire DeVante Parker, but Tennessee transfer Matt Milton, Florida transfers Gerald Christian and Robert Clark and five-star recruit James Quick are competing for reps as well. Always aiming for balance, the staff hopes to have leading rusher Senorise Perry back from an ACL injury in time for the opener. No matter when he returns, bruising 226-pound Dominique Brown is going to be a key part of the rotation. And the Aug. 2 addition of former Auburn star Michael Dyer could turn this once sore spot into a potential strength. The weakest link of the attack will again be the O-line. The unit isn't bad, but it isn't special either, and will play this year with a new center and left tackle.
Defense: Louisville should have been better on defense in 2012. And head coach Charlie Strong and defensive coordinator Vance Bedford know it. The Cards weren't horrible, but they did drop from 17th nationally in scoring D to 36th a year ago. Plus, there were a few too many breakdowns, such as in the 45-26 loss to Syracuse. Little what this group did last year was satisfactory to a taskmaster, such as Strong, from finishing last in Big East sacks to picking off only 11 balls. The encouraging news is that just about everyone is back, and they're all eager to write a new chapter in 2013. The Cardinals will be led by a veteran D-line, LB Preston Brown and the dynamite safety tandem of Calvin Pryor and Hakeem Smith. After playing it a little safe a year ago, Bedford might want to take a few more chances with his linebackers and his safeties. The program has enough athletes, and has recruited well enough to be a risk-taker from time to time.
25. Mississippi State
Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Linebacker
Relative Concerns: Receiver, Secondary Offense: Offensive coordinator Les Koenning has the skill and talent to work with to take the attack even further after a nice season. Cranking out 382 yards and 29.5 points per game might not seem like much, but in the SEC world the overall numbers were down-the-middle solid. The emergence of quarterback Tyler Russell took the passing game to another level, and he was helped by an improved line that did a nice job last year and welcomes back four starters including All-America-caliber guard Gabe Jackson. LaDarius Perkins leads a nice group of running backs that should shine behind the veteran line, but work needs to be done with a receiving corps that has to replace everyone. Tight end Malcolm Johnson should become a more dangerous factor, but the new starting receivers will be fine, too, with a little bit of time.
Defense: Get into the backfield and do nasty things. That's the demand from defensive coordinator Geoff Collins to his D that's full of veterans who struggled to get to the quarterback on a regular basis. This is a strong, athletic defense that should be able to use the front seven to swarm, and there's no excuse to not be better against the run with a great rotation up front. The secondary might be a bit of a concern after losing Johnthan Banks and Darius Slay, and that's where the improved pass rush will hopefully kick in.
24. Missouri
Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Receiver
Relative Concerns: Linebacker, Secondary Offense: The offense has a few different things happening at once. Missouri was at its best over the years in the Big 12 when the passing game was efficient and fast. However, injuries on the line and at quarterback – and a severe case of SECitis – became a problem with no consistency, no efficiency and not enough physical play. The call has gone out for the team to be tougher, and it'll start for offensive coordinator Josh Henson to get more out of a veteran line. Four starters are back, but it's not built to line up and blast away on anyone. The backfield should be better with a healthy James Franklin fighting for the starting quarterback job, and star running back Henry Josey back after spending more than a year off rehabbing a knee injury. The strength is a loaded receiving corps with a host of NFL-looking targets led by Dorial Green-Beckham.
Defense: Speed and athleticism aren't going to be a problem with quickness all across the board, but can the Tigers hold up against the power teams? The problem last year was a line that failed to get to the quarterback enough and didn't hold up against the powerful ground attacks. A massive disappointment, the secondary got ripped apart late in the year allowing over 1,200 yards with nine scores in the final three games, but corner E.J. Gaines leads a fast group that should be in for a better season if the line can start generating a pass rush. Sheldon Richardson is gone from the interior, but the ends should be terrific and the linebackers can fly. Getting around the ball will never be a problem, but it's time to get more physical.
23. Nebraska
Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Secondary
Relative Concerns: Defensive Line, Linebacker Offense: The offense that was so devastating and consistent on the ground should be even better with the return of quarterback Taylor Martinez and a strong group of backs led by the ultra-quick Ameer Abdulah and the strong Imani Cross. Not the typical Husker attack, Martinez has grown into a stronger passer, and he has the receiving corps to take advantage of his skills with Kenny Bell, Quincy Enunwa and Jamal Turner forming a terrific trio. Tight end is a slight concern after losing Ben Cotton and Kyler Reed, but Jake Long should be good with more attention. The line has a good foundation starting with all-star candidate Spencer Long at guard, but it needs to be a bit more consistent in pass protection.
Defense: The defense was hit-or-miss last season, and while most of the world remembers the meltdown against the Wisconsin running game and the disaster against the Georgia passing attack to close down the year, things weren't all that bad. However, it's going to take some work to revamp a defensive front that loses all the starting linebackers and needs to find a pass rush from the outside. It'll be a work in progress at linebacker, but the ends should be fine with a little bit of time. The tackles aren't huge, but they're quick; now they have to start getting into the backfield. The secondary is the biggest strength with too many good corners to know what to do with. There are holes at safety, but finding veteran defensive backs to fill the void shouldn't be much of an issue.
22. Ole Miss
Relative Strengths: Defensive Line, Linebacker
Relative Concerns: Offensive Line, Secondary Offense: The offense that was trying to put the pieces together in Hugh Freeze's first year should be far sharper and more explosive with eight starters returning along with a slew of terrific new recruits for offensive coordinators Matt Luke and Dan Werner to play around with. The quarterback situation that was a bit of a question mark going into last season should be settled with Bo Wallace at the helm, but he has to cut down on his interceptions and needs more time to work behind a leaky line. The offensive front gets back four starters, but it has to be far better in pass protection. Jeff Scott leads a lightning-fast group of young and talented runners, while Donte Moncrief should be an All-SEC talent in a receiving corps that gets everyone back.
Defense: Why did Ole Miss go from 2-10 to 7-6? The defense made a night-and-day improvement with a massive turnaround in the pass rush and with more production against the run going from last in the SEC to allowing almost 100 fewer yards per game. Defensive coordinators Jason Jones and Dave Wommack bring the heat with a smallish line full of speedsters able to fly into the backfield from all spots. End C.J. Johnson leads a loaded line, but the tackles are a bit light. Denzel Nkemdiche and Mike Marry head a brilliant group of linebackers who can pop. The secondary gets back everyone of note, but the pass defense has to be stronger against the deep plays considering the pass rush will do the job up front.
21. Michigan
Relative Strengths: Quarterback, Running Back
Relative Concerns: Receiver, Offensive Line Offense: The production will be fine, but this is a stepping-stone season to what should be a phenomenal 2014. However, now the coaching staff gets to do what it wants. It's not like anyone was crying about having Denard Robinson at quarterback, but the coaching staff had to adjust to a style it didn't really want to run. With Devin Gardner taking over late in the season, he started to show what the Michigan offense could potentially do. The passing game should be even crisper and more dangerous, even with a slightly above-average receiving corps that should be decent, but not elite. The running game depends on several X factors including the health of Fitzgerald Toussaint and the emergence of true freshman Derrick Green working behind a promising line that needs to revamp the interior.
Defense: After the disasters in the Rich Rodriguez era, getting good defensive production is never taken for granted. Coordinator Greg Mattison has done a nice job, but it's going to take some patience and some work to make a decent D a lot better with top pass rusher Jake Ryan hurting with a torn ACL and with few true superstars to rely on right away. The talent is there, but it's in the form of underclassmen who need time and seasoning. For this year, there's a nice base to work around with a potentially strong rotation on the ends around a good tackle pair in Quinton Washington and Jibreel Black. The secondary will be decent statistically, but it only finished fifth in the nation against the pass because there weren't many offenses on the slate that could throw. Overall this will be a very good, very sound defense that needs to force more turnovers and has to find more disruptive parts, but it could get exposed by a hot offense. On the plus side, the future is tremendous after a phenomenal recruiting class to build on an already exceptional base of young talent.
2013 CFN Preseason Rankings
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Villa Maya is a stunning mix of modern and ancient, a perfect getaway near to the beautiful, historic town of Ostuni. The villa was designed for outdoor life, with a beautifully inviting swimming pool, expansive terraces and a well-presented garden providing the ideal backdrop to your Italian holiday.
The villa was built using recovered trulli and lamia, so it retains an air of ancient charm to complement its modern features. The villa has a spacious living area, tastefully and comfortably furnished, and a well equipped kitchenette with all the facilities you'll need during your stay. The sleeping area consists of three double bedrooms and two bathrooms with showers. There is also a sofa bed, meaning the property can accommodate up to eight people.
Outside, you will find plenty of spots to relax and enjoy throughout the day and into the evening. There's a lovely veranda next to the house, where al fresco dining can be enjoyed, and a porch overlooking the pool, a cool oasis amongst this lush, green environment. The outdoor spaces are all furnished with comfortable garden furniture, and there is also a wood oven and barbecue, so you really can live outdoors.
The villa is located in a quiet, peaceful area, but benefits from being close to the town of San Michele Salentino, where you will find all of the necessary amenities, and just a short drive from some of the region's most beautiful towns, including Ostuni, Cisternino, Ceglie and Locorotondo. The sea is also a short drive away.
All bookings are Saturday to Saturday
If the booking covers 10-17 August then you must also book either one week before or one week after, so a total of two weeks.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Torre Guaceto 19 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|2.5 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Brindisi 32 km, Nearest railway: Ostuni 15 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Wi-Fi available
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|2 Sofa beds, Double beds (3)
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Climbing frame
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Puglia region
The Salento, a true wonder of the Italian peninsula, narrow and long reclining between the Adriatic Sea and the Ionian Sea, is characterized by coast that are highly suggestive and charming, which feature a variety of situations so different as to constitute a constant surprise.
The sea is a spell of intense light with its thousand shades from cobalt blue to turquoise crystal clear waters of a unique transparency.
You can change route every day (a good road network allows you to make long distance in a short time choosing routes and detours that lead into the sea and vice versa or village from the Ionian Sea to the Adriatic) as there are numerous and extensive beaches with white sand ideal for families with children (Torre dell'Orso in Otranto, Porto Cesareo, Gallipoli, Ugento etc..) and many other places with spectacular cliffs overlooking the sea full of fish, for the more experienced swimmers and divers fans interrupted by coves accessible only by sea, bays, tunnels, and caves (Castro, Santa Cesarea, Miggiano Porto, Porto Badisco, Porto Selvaggio, St. Catherine, Torre San Giovanni, Santa Maria di Leuca, etc..).
On the coast, you can meet old watchtowers to defend the Turks and inlets refuge of the fishing boats.
The fish is freshly caught, something suggestive: the mullet of Porto Cesareo, lobsters of Leuca, squid, mullet, bream, octopus and the fish market in Gallipoli with its "auctions" scenarios choreographic intent to untangle fishing nets after a night at sea.
The taste and the smell of freshly caught sea urchins or custom tasted with lemon and eaten with bread typical, it is definitely a must see for tourists to Castro, Porto Badisco and other seaside resorts.
San Michele Salentino
San Michele Salentino is a town of 6,246 inhabitants in the province of Brindisi. It is part of high Salento.
The town is a potential tourist starting point that allows easy reach of many places of Puglia great cultural, historical and artistic, from baroque Martina Franca, Alberobello, the kingdom of trulli, the capital of Magna Graecia, Taranto, the spectacular cities of Salento, Lecce.
The appendix of the name comes from its position in the Salento peninsula, specifically in the northern part of it, and this has the characteristic of low altitude (153 m above sea level). For the rest of the country suffers from a prevailing influence of the neighboring land of Murge. From a morphological point of view, in fact, San Michele Salentino shares with the Eastern Murge an underground karst generous guardian of natural caves, and an undulating landscape, crossed blades, small sinkholes and favor. And the eyes of observers do not, in the middle from the red clay and olive trees, architectural elements common to rock Murgia: the white rural buildings with conical dome, which is precisely the trulli and lamia numerous stone walls delimiting the plots. The culture itself reveals a predominance of elements Murgia, given the recent origin derived from setting our local farmers mainly from Ostuni and Ceglie, cities located in the most southern Murgia.
"Masseria Nova" is the name 'unofficial' attributed to the city for a long time by its inhabitants, is characterized, then, given its spread inland Apulia, for its essence mostly rural. Its strong agricultural vocation is demonstrated by the considerable production of not only excellent extra virgin olive oil, but also of the many local fruit and vegetable products, with its products. And while claiming, now for a couple of decades, a certain primacy in reselling the used car, San Michele Salentino, with its myriad of small farmers and the embryonic but growing attention for a productive activity also geared towards a particular type tourism, the rural, continues to derive from the primary sector a large part of his subsistence income.
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Andy Carroll netted a bullet header against Sweden, but Merse expects him to be benched against Ukraine.
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England's win over Sweden has papered over a few cracks.
Sweden's excellent set-plays are not something we are likely to defend against again in this tournament, but that 20-25 minute phase in the second half when Olof Mellberg scored their goals was very worrying from an England point of view.
Erik Hamrén's team could have scored more than twice and you feared it might be like Germany in the last World Cup because we completely lost our shape. Sweden are not great but they made us look average at times, and if we play like that against Spain or Germany we could be brushed away.
The senior players like Steven Gerrard, John Terry and Ashley Cole, who have got a lorry-load of caps, need to turn around and say: 'Right, we're having a bad spell but if we settle down we'll get back in this game and create chances'. That happened eventually but we cannot have what happened last night in another game.
The defence wasn't great at times and there were a lot of last-ditch efforts which you don't really want, but Gerrard and Scott Parker pushed the team on from midfield, especially Parker, who looked out on his feet first half but was outstanding in the second.
And fair play to the lads for fighting back. Theo Walcott came on at 2-1 down and it was completely different; we had a go, we attacked and if we were more clinical at the end we could have won four or five.
Walcott is a must to start now. People will say ask whether he can do it from the first whistle but what he has is sheer speed and that frightens defenders at the highest level.
James Milner started off brightly but then he faded and Walcott showed the effect of pace, which is priceless. You need a bit more than Milner's hard work to go deep into tournaments and Walcott has it.
The big problem Roy Hodgson has is who of Danny Welbeck and Andy Carroll do you leave out, because Wayne Rooney has to play.
Carroll, whose headed goal was sublime, helped cope with Sweden's big players at both ends of the pitch and later in the game he made two clinical headers out of England's box, while Welbeck also scored with a brilliant finish.
Carroll doesn't deserve to be dropped - but I think he will be. We will probably play on the counter against Ukraine and I would expect Roy to go with Welbeck's pace and Rooney in the hole behind him.
Rooney will hit passes for people to run onto and Welbeck is better at that than Carroll, plus Rooney will drop off into pockets and give Ukraine something to think about
We are going into the final group game with our fate in our own hands, and I think that is all you can ask for as a player, manager or a fan.
You could argue that Ukraine are the weakest team in the group, but they played better than France in the first half of Friday's game and caused them more problems than we did; they just didn't score when they were dominant.
We will be 4-4-2, very difficult to beat and play from a shape. Ukraine have to win and will come at England and we can sit back like we did against France.
It's not a forgone conclusion but I don't see us not getting a result, and we really should be looking for a victory and try to win the group.
We were pretty good for the majority of the match, but that period in the second half really worried me and if we play like that against better teams we will be out of the competition. The fightback, though, was different class.


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Cuba reached its target of 3.9 million tons of oil and gas in 2006, while foreign companies in association with the local Cubapetroleo, CUPET, corporation continue exploration in 30 other wells, reported Havana authorities. The volume represents 50% of domestic consumption and seven times oil and gas production in 1990, totaling annual savings of 260 million US dollars for the battered Cuban economy, according to vice president Carlos Lage. A spokesperson for CUPET announced that twelve new wells are scheduled to be drilled this year in western Cuba where most proven reserves are, which should help bring CUPET's production to 2.2 million tons annually. Oil exploration in Cuba took off some fifteen years ago with Canadian corporations but has intensified in the last few years with the inclusion of new foreign companies which are mostly operating in the island's Gulf of Mexico EEZ which covers 112.000 square kilometers. ... According to CUPET Cuba's daily consumption of oil is 180.000 barrels of which it produces 80.000 barrels, with high sulphur content and is mostly used for electricity generation. The other 100.000 barrels are provided by Venezuela at preferential prices and which Cuba repays by sending doctors, teachers, nurses, sports coaches and other support personnel following an agreement signed in 2002.
Linda Milazzo: Lieberman and McCain's Desired Escalation Could Result in the Next World War
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Yesterday, January 6, 2007, Senators John McCain and Joe Lieberman, two-thirds of the trio of tyranny (along with Brother-in-Arms, George W. Bush), held a press conference at the conservative American Enterprise Institute. They were there to hawk the deployment of an increased sustainable (but unknown) number of American troops to Iraq. The war-hawk duo insisted their decision to go forth with an increase in troop strength resulted from their recent trip to Iraq, Afghanistan and Israel. The latter being a logical stop for Joe Lieberman, an avowed zionist.
Dr Kevorkian is Alive and Well and Living in the White House. Escalation of Troops in Iraq is Not a Political Act; It is Murder
How many years and lies ago was it that Bush stood on the deck of an aircraft carrier – as part of a perfectly choreographed Rovian media "money shot" moment – and declared that major combat operations in Iraq were over and that the "mission" had been accomplished?
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Recently, in one of his special comments, Keith Olbermann, host of MSNBC's Countdown, remarked, "First we sent Americans to their deaths for your lie, Mr. Bush. Now we are sending them to their deaths for your ego." This echoes the logic commonly ascribed to Bush for his resolve to send more American troops into harm's way in Iraq. But this would be to underestimate Bush's deeper ideological commitment, a resolve that goes well beyond his own ego.


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ST. LOUIS - SEPTEMBER 2: Head coach John Harbaugh of the Baltimore Ravens looks on from the sideline against the St. Louis Rams during an NFL preseason game at the Edward Jones Dome on September 2, 2010 in St. Louis, Missouri. The Rams beat the Ravens 27-21. (Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images)
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and this is news because????? dude's the 3rd best player on his team. adidas grasping at straws with this one, they need to be in anthony unibrow davis' ear
June 2, 2012 BY John Kim / 20
It has been confirmed by adidas' own Jon Wexler that adidas Basketball just tabbed rising international hooper Ricky Rubio, joining American-born superstars Derrick Rose and Dwight Howard as part of its elite squad of NBA ballers. The rookie point guard put up some outstanding numbers this season, only to have his freshman campaign cut short due to injury. Will Ricky get his own signature shoe? adiRubio? Will he rock the adidas Loco Light Dos? Let us know your thoughts on this latest power move by adidas and we'll keep you up to do date with any future adidas Rubio developments.
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and this is news because????? dude's the 3rd best player on his team. adidas grasping at straws with this one, they need to be in anthony unibrow davis' ear
i think its crap adidas sucks
signing with Adidas is now equivalent to the madden curse?? Say what you want but Adidas locked up two of some of the top point guards in the game. curious to see what Rubio's signature kicks look like tho
im sure his injured already...
Very fruity pic. 'im a lil tea pot.....'
thats a really stupid picture of him
Hahaha pretty tough pose
Knee injuries have nothing to do with shoes people! He tore his acl in NIKE hyperfuses, penny hardway got hurt in NIKES, kobe has bad knees in NIKE.
Rubio signs w Adidas *Insert injury joke here*
10.6 PPG and a torn ACL, great pickup for your "Elite" squad Adidas
well there goes another player to the injury list.
thought it was Ricky Martin!lol
There goes his ACL
lol your an idiot. you dont even know what basketball is
for got to mention GREG ODEN, BRANDON ROY
You've clearly never watched him play in your life. He's not a scorer. He is however one of the best passers in the NBA if not the best. You'll be seeing a lot of his highlight reels for years to come.
LoL good one
he tore his acl in nike hyperfuses -___-
He tore his ACL because Kobe Bryant doesn't know how to pass the ball when he's double teamed.
no he tore his ACL just like any other player tears his ACL, regardless of what shoes they are wearing. all you guys are soooo f u c k ing stupid. half of you idiots have never played a sport in your life you stupid "sneaker heads"


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Electrolux CEO Jack Truong praises Memphis at factory's groundbreaking
Political leaders and Electrolux North America's CEO tossed ceremonial shovels of dirt and mugged for pictures Wednesday on the future site of a taxpayer-subsidized kitchen appliance factory.
The groundbreaking, coming at least two months ahead of actual work on a $190 million factory, was hailed as an economic development milestone in a city starving for decent-paying jobs.
While other cities are shedding jobs, "We're going to demonstrate this is one of the best places to do business in America," said Memphis Mayor A C Wharton, who's up for re-election today. "It's not merely breaking ground. It's giving birth to a new spirit, a new way of doing business."
Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell added that Electrolux "puts our community and our state on the map as progressive, moving forward."
A boatload of public incentives that helped land Electrolux was mentioned only indirectly by company CEO and president Jack Truong, whose remarks seemed to convey a long-term commitment to the community.
Memphis, Shelby County and Tennessee governments supplied at least $188 million in direct or indirect subsidies for the project, mostly without provision for incentives to be paid back if the company leaves. Proponents contend the public investment will create infrastructure at Frank C. Pidgeon Industrial Park that would benefit the community regardless.
"Let us use today's ceremony as a moment to commit ourselves to continue to work hard and smart today, tomorrow and in the decades ahead," Truong said.
Electrolux chose Memphis after considering other North American sites for a manufacturing operation that's moving out of Canada.
Looking into an audience well-stocked with state legislators who signed off on more than $100 million in state funding, Truong said Memphis won out because of proximity to an Electrolux plant and planned research and development center in Springfield, Tenn.; logistics and transportation infrastructure; and availability of human capital and talent.
"And a commitment," he continued, "on the part of both the public sector and the private sector, including the commitment of many of you here today. We are very, very pleased at the commitment of the city of Memphis, Shelby County, state of Tennessee and the Electrolux company. It remains as solid today as it was when we first announced our decision."
He added, "My Electrolux colleagues throughout North America and around the world thank you for your efforts and for your hospitality in welcoming us to your great city."
Truong said the company is committed to making Tennessee a center of excellence for kitchen appliance manufacturing.
Between Memphis and Springfield, Electrolux will have about 4,000 employees in Tennessee. The Memphis facility is projected to employ about 1,250. Average wage is estimated at $14.65 an hour before benefits.
Electrolux and its partners are working to bring suppliers to the industrial park as well, which could yield more than 2,250 additional jobs.
Electrolux expects to hire a general contractor and begin site preparation by year's end. The plant is slated to be ready for production in 2014.
For 130 or so guests, the road to groundbreaking ran past the scene of another economic development success. Site preparation is under way for the future Mitsubishi Electric Power Products electrical transformer facility in Rivergate Industrial Park, which adjoins Pidgeon off Interstate 55 in southwest Memphis.
Truong, Wharton, Luttrell and others used chrome-plated shovels engraved with "Electrolux" to scoop and scatter freshly tilled dirt on a patch of industrial park cleared just for the occasion. Joining them were officials of city, county and state governments, TVA, Greater Memphis Chamber, Economic Development Growth Engine and Delta Regional Authority
Afterward, the dignitaries lingered, and the digital cameras and camera phones came out. City Councilman Berlin Boyd and state Rep. G.A. Hardaway wanted their pictures taken with Truong. Electrolux project director of finance Jacob Burroughs, a point person in Memphis since early this year, obliged.
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New Arizona Sweatlodge Under Fire; Nobody Died This Time
This is what a real sweatlodge looks like.
There's a brand-new sweat lodge fiasco playing out in northern Arizona, but "spiritual warrior" James Arthur Ray has nothing to do with it and, thankfully, nobody is dead as a result.
According to court documents, Adam Yellowbird De Armon, a spiritual leader and executive director of the Institute of Cultural Awareness, has 30 days to tear down a sweat lodge he's built near Cornville and stop holding large gatherings there or he will be forced to pay a $5,000 fine.
Yellowbird, as you might imagine, isn't happy about it and says the order violates his religious freedom.
"The Creator has chosen me to be the first case to go into this hearing in Yavapai County since the James Ray incident," Yellowbird says in a video statement posted on Google Videos.
Unlike Ray's death tent, it seems as though this structure wasn't thrown together like a poorly ventilated shack in a third-world country, and Yellowbird wasn't charging people $10,000 to use it.
"This is our way of praying, this is our tradition, our religion," he said. "We don't use these ceremonies in a commercial way."
Yellowbird says he plans to fight the order and is organizing for other sweatlodgers to come together to make sure that the James Ray disaster doesn't destroy their "sacred way of life."
"We can do these 'Inipis,' these ceremonies, in a right and and safe and healthy way, as a cultural exchange," Yellowbird says.
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The current offering is a conditionally rare AU example that shows just a bit of drapery: a small enough amount that it might easily be mistaken for a die chip if it were placed in a different location on the coin. Light rose-tan, lilac-gray, and gold toning over the surfaces is very pleasing to the eye and obviously original. This piece does not suffer from the premature wear mentioned by Wiley-Bugert on BER in LIBERTY, or on the eagle's left leg and neck feathers. It does show slight indications of striking weakness on Liberty's head, and on the eagle's left talons. A handful of small marks are noted on each side of the piece, and there are traces of highpoint wear on the major devices that seem entirely consistent with the grade level assigned by PCGS. Population: 4 in 50, 5 finer (11/11).
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Hearing is believing for Isles' Flanagan
Cross country team lands five Africans through word of mouth
The electronic age has made it easier for coaches to recruit halfway around the globe. But Texas A&M-Corpus Christi's Shawn Flanagan still relies on good old word of mouth.
While Flanagan has eight runners on the men's and women's cross country rosters from Texas, five others hail from Africa. Four of those were rolls of the dice. Flanagan had never seen them run, but took other people's words for their ability.
The success of the Africa contingent will be on display tonight, with the annual Islander Splash meet at West Guth Park.
Edward Kemei, Stanley Kiplimo and Shadrack Songok all come from Kapsabet, Kenya. Tarryn DeBeer hails from Ballito, South Africa. Lydia Kimeli is from Eldoret, Kenya by way of a junior college.
"You try to get people to vouch for them," Flanagan said. "The primary recruit base still is within 200 miles of here. If you get someone from Refugio or Mombasa (Kenya), and the academic and athletic credentials are the same, you would prefer the one from Refugio. But if you get someone with superior credentials, you want them."
DeBeer was recommended to Flanagan by a former runner who ran for the coach at Texas-San Antonio. Songok was by word of mouth. He reciprocated the interest. He was intrigued by the presence of fellow Kenyans on campus such as basketball player Jackie Ododa.
Kemei came on Songok's referral. Kiplimo found his way to A&M-Corpus Christi when a coach at Texas Tech told Flanagan of the runner.
Every runner came for something better. DeBeer wanted to experience top-notch facilities. Kimeli wished to get an education that could enhance her future and allow her to help her family. Kiplimo wanted to become a stronger runner.
Most never knew of the university or the city before being contacted by Flanagan.
"Honestly, I had never heard of Corpus Christi," DeBeer said. "I sent my running times to a lot of schools. I looked it up on the Internet. I had friends who had been to Texas, and it had a beach. I grew up near the beach."
Still, DeBeer was going to head for West Virginia University. However, Flanagan's persistence paid dividends. He utilized the one international recruiting tool he had at his disposal - the telephone.
By constantly calling DeBeer, he helped sway her towards the Islanders. Cold and snow, or sun and beach? A coach who constantly called or one who dropped a few e-mails? Two weeks before she was going to head to the Mountaineers, she decided on A&M-Corpus Christi.
With Kimeli, things were easier. She was at South Plains College in Lubbock. Flanagan could see her run. She already had time to adjust to the cultural and climate differences. Kimeli also became acclimated to her homesickness.
But, unless an athlete has the financial resources, a trip to the United States for athletics usually means a stay until the runner graduates. No trips back home. Only phone calls.
"The first time, at the junior college, it was hard," Kimeli said. "Homesickness. Difficulty with the weather - it gets too hot, then too cold. I would call my family every other weekend. But I made friends (from Kenya) and that helped."
Flanagan said Kenyans in the community aided Songok's transition to Corpus Christi. Kimeli and Kiplimo both said having other Kenyans on the team encouraged them to come.
Whether they stay after graduating is a different matter. Kiplimo said it would depend on the direction of his career. He would, one day, like to return home and run for Kenya.
Kimeli definitely will go to Kenya when she is done.
As for DeBeer, she is leaning towards going home. But she will explore all possibilities and opportunities in the United States.
That's why she and the others are here in the first place.
"America's known around the world as the land of opportunity," she said. "That's a big reason we're here."
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Ten days into their 2010 European Tour, Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood and their band continue to garner rave reviews. There were no changes to the set list on 28 May at the ISS Dome in Dusseldorf. One fan - who traveled from Sao Paulo, Brazil to attend - told Where's Eric!, "The concert in Dusseldorf was just astonishing! For me, although long time fan of both, it was the first time I saw them live. Anyway, notwithstanding the high quality of sound and confort of the ISS Dome, Eric and Steve proved to be in full shape this night.