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The 20th edition of the World Cup in 2014 will be hosted by Brazil, the five-time champions.
The score, if you will, for World Cup winners now stands as: EUROPE 10, SOUTH AMERICA 9
In the end, the 2010 FIFA World Cup was not a particularly great tournament. Some will say it was, some will say it was not. The quality of play was generally poor, with some moments here and there, with only a handful of matches reaching good quality. Yes, there were some spectacular goals, some superb individual plays, but just not enough to say this was a World Cup tournament to remember. There was good play in some matches from nations like Germany, Uruguay, Ghana, USA, Argentina.
Algeria and Honduras were the only countries not to score a goal in their three group matches. North Korea, Switzerland and France managed just one goal in their groups. France was an embarassment alltogether in this World Cup, 2006 champion Italy was not good at all, and neither was England -- countries that came in the tournament with some high expectations and went home disappointed and disappointing their fans.
Spain is the World Cup winner for the first time in their history. The Spaniards are world champions with the fewest goals scored in the history of the World Cup -- eight (8). Any way you look at it, that is not impressive at all. That's eight goals in seven matches folks. You soccer fans be the judge of that statistic. Sure, one can say, well, they played strong defense, and they did. But what happened to the other side of the field, the offense, where was all the power scoring the Spaniard players possess; passing is all fine and dandy, but soccer is played for the beauty of goals.
The Netherlands becomes the first country in World Cup history to lose a final match for the third time in as many appearances. It's unfortunate, but it is just that.
It was a yellow cards filled-match, a gallore of yellow cards. Nine (9) yellow cards for the Dutch, including the second for Heitinga which led to his red card. Five yellow cards for Spain.
Spain was the better team today, not by much, but enough to say that they won the World Cup in South Africa. In the overall picture many will say Spain has been the better team in the world for the past couple of years or so, and therefore they were the better team in this tournament and deserved to win. Opinions will vary, soccer fans from different parts of the world will see it in different ways.
FINAL -- SPAIN 1, NETHERLANDS 0 -- The 2008 European Champion also is now a World Champion. Spain wins the 2010 FIFA World Cup. It's not pretty, definitely not pretty by any means, not very attractive soccer, but in the end the result is what counts. That's what the history books will say.
122' -- Torres down on the field with a hamstring injury or some sort of a leg injury.
121' -- Xavi gets a yellow card for kicking the ball away. That's called wasting time.
120' -- Two minutes of added time.
118' -- Mathijsen's protests to the referee, and a few other Dutch players too, might have been because a corner kick was not issued at the other end from Sneijder's free kick, which in turn went the other way for an attack that resulted in the goal for Spain. Fair or not? You fans be the judge on that.
117' -- Mathijsen is booked for protests after the goal. But if it was for offside position, it's a useless complaint. It was not offside, definitely not offside. Iniesta also received a yellow card for taking his shirt off in celebration.
116' -- GOAL! Spain 1, Netherlands 0 -- Spain takes advantage of the extra man and scores after breaking down the Dutch defense. It's Andres Iniesta with a good sided volley from inside to the right of the box. Stekelenburg did get his right hand on the ball, but could not stop it from going in the back of the net to the far side. Fabregas made the pass to Iniesta in the box, and a fine pass it was.
115' -- Free kick for the Dutch from 38 yards out. Wesley Sneijder cracks a good shot that takes a deflection, but no corner kick given. Boy, what happened that time? It was quite clear the ball took a deflection wide.
113' -- With a man down, the Dutch have to resist quite a few more minutes now. Can they do it?
111' -- Gregory van der Wiel gets a yellow card for a foul. The Dutch are now basically just trying to hang on and hope for good things on penalty kicks.
110' -- Xavi takes the free kick, but is rather poorly taken over the bar.
109' -- Johnny Heitinga is red-carded, sent off for pulling down Iniesta, who had a clear path toward the goal. It was a professional foul by Heitinga, but is this perhaps going to cost the Dutch in the end? Free kick for Spain from about 23 yards out, very dangerous now.
Period 2: 106' -- Well, the final 15 minutes of play are underway. Fernando Torres comes in for David Villa. Torres scored the winning goal for Spain in the 2008 European Championship.
End First Period: Spain 0, Netherlands 0 -- Still no goals, but a couple of quality scoring chances.
105' -- Final substitution for the Netherlands. Van Bronckhorst ends his international career for the Dutch. Braafheid takes his place at the back.
104' -- Fabregas with a good run up the middle and he finishes with a fine shot that just misses the target wide.
103' -- This is a test of stamina now, of endurance. One mistake either way could be very costly.
101' -- Jesus Navas on the right side shoots and is deflected into corner by van Bronckhorst again.
100' -- Rafael van der Vaart comes in for Nigel de Jong.
99' -- Iniesta wastes another good chance, taking too long with the ball while advancing in the box. Van Bronckhorst manages a good clearing sliding tackle to the ball.
97' -- Spain continues to have the better part of play, looking for that one goal. From the looks of it, one goal will decide this match if it comes down to that.
95' -- Fabregas escapes one-on-one down the left sided, but his shot is blocked by Stekelenburg. Great save by the goalkeeper with his left foot that time to keep this a scoreless result for now.
94' -- There was no way the referee could have or should have given a penalty kick on that situation. A cheap maneuver by Spain trying to gain a penalty kick like that.
92' -- Xavi kicks Heitinga in the box while trying to hit the ball, Xavi falls down and yet Spain is the one begging for a penalty kick. Heitinga defended cleanly that time. Howard Webb says no and that is the right decision by the referee.
92' -- Netherlands still has two substitutions available. Spain has one left.
Period 1: 91' -- Extra time is underway.
EXTRA TIME: There will be two periods of 15 minutes each. No golden goal. If the score is still tied, then this final also will go to a penalty kicks shootout. Let's hope that will be avoided. It is not the proper way to win a World Cup title. But we shall see. The Dutch also went to exttra time against Argentina in the 1978 World Cup, losing 3-1 then.
FULL TIME: Spain 0, Netherlands 0 -- Only one other World Cup final was scoreless after 90 minutes of play. Brazil-Italy in the 1994 USA edition. That match also was scoreless after extra time and was decided on a penalty kicks shootout. Not the best way to become a world champion.
90' -- Three minutes added to regulation time.
89' -- Van Persie is offside on a pass from Sneijder.
87' -- Cesc Fabregas comes in for Spain. Alonso goes off.
84' -- And Robben now is booked for protests for a foul not being called.
83' -- Robben with a good sprint around a slow Puyol, who actually prevented Robben's run. Puyol definitely got an arm around Robben's body. Casillas did come forth to make a good block.
82' -- Spain is clearly pushing the last few minutes, forcing the issue for a goal before regulation time expires.
81' -- Iniesta with a good run into the box, but Sneijder comes back to help defensively.
80' -- Corner kick for Spain again, but nothing out of it this time.
77' -- Villa finds a little space and gets a corner out of his effort. Then Ramos is served perfectly from the corner kick by Xavi, but Ramos' header from just four yards out is directed over the net. That should've been easily a goal.
76' -- Navas with a high cross from the right wing and Villa's one-time shot goes wide.
74' -- Free kick for Spain from 27 yards, but Villa's shot sails wide and high.
71' -- Dirk Kuyt, the workhorse for the Dutch, is now replaced by No. 17 Elia. Some young fresh legs now for the Oranje, but still a somewhat surprising substitution. Kuyt has been one of the better players for the Dutch in this World Cup.
69' -- Villa with a super scoring chance on a rebound from about 6-7 yards to the left, but Heitinga while down on the ground is able to block the shot. That had goal written all over it, but it wasn't to be yet.
68' -- Still a more physical game than spectacular. Does this final have extra time written on it? Hard to say yet. Still some time to play in regulation.
67' -- Capdevila trips Van Persie from behind and gets a yellow card.
65' -- What a missed quality scoring chance that was for Robben. He really should've done a lot better, like put it in the back of the net.
62' -- Arjen Robben with the best scoring chance of the match so far and Casillas gets lucky to get his right boot on the ball for a corner kick. Robben escaped all alone down the middle off a great pass from the center field, but sort of telegraphed his set up shot from the left sided foot.
60' -- Spain substitution. Pedro is taken out and replaced by Jesus Navas.
59' -- The crowd is getting somewhat impatient, some whistles from the fans for too much fouling and not good football.
58' -- It's back to combat style play, physical type. Dutch already have five players with yellow cards. Spaniards with two players booked. Probably more will come.
56' -- Referee having a talk with Johnny Heitinga who fouled Villa. Heitinga gets a yellow card, but it was issued after the fact. It didn't appear referee Webb saw the infraction to begin with.
54' -- Free kick for Spain from 27 yards out. Xavi bends the ball around the Dutch wall, but also wide of the net. Van Bronckhorst is cautioned for a foul.
54' -- The game is definitely taking shape now. A different approach in these first few minutes of the second half.
52' -- Robben with a cut inside from the right wing position for a shot with his left foot. Casillas covers the ball easily.
50' -- No substitutions by the way for either side at halftime.
49' -- Van Bommel with another rough challenge.
48' -- Corner kick for Spain and Puyol again makes a good run at the near post for a header and Capdevila just misses on the touch after. Puyol scored with a powerful header in the semifinal against Germany.
47' -- Right away the feeling is that this half might open up and get going with some good soccer. But we'll see.
SECOND HALF -- Spain gets the game going again.
HALFTIME: Spain 0, Netherlands 0 -- Not the most entertaining first 45-plus minutes. More cards than shots on goal. Obviously no goals. Not the open game that perhaps was anticipated, not free flowing at all. Perhaps nerves, perhaps part of the strategy, but it's not a quality first half for a final match at the World Cup. Stay tuned for the second half; hopefully things will open up more. It has to be a better second half, it can't get worst than the first half was.
45' -- Two minutes of added time. Dutch have a free kick from long range; on the follow up, Robben has the ball and takes a pretty good shot from the edge dof the box that forces Casillas to dive and concede a corner kick.
42' -- Accidental collision between Sneijder and Busqets. Free kick goes to Spain, though. Alonso goes for the long range shot, but is off target.
40' -- Xavi free kick from 37 yards out into the box is eventually cleared by the Dutch. Van Bommel caused the foul. Van Bommel is really on the borderline asking for a second yellow card. Not very smart.
38' -- At the other end now, Pedro has a shot go wide off target.
37' -- Good passing corner kick, not a cross, by Robben to the edge of the box to Van Bommel, who miss-hits the ball to Mathijsen inside the box on the left, who also does not connect with the ball properly.
34' -- Casillas threw the ball out of play momentarily due to Puyol being slow to get up. But the clearance shot back to return the ball by the Dutch is actually quite on target, on net, forcing Casillas to palm the ball out into a corner kick. What if that would've gone in the net? Talk about a potential controversy there. Van Persie shows sportsmanship and taps the corner kick back to Casillas.
33' -- Long cross in from the Dutch causes goalkeeper Casillas to run into Puyol, who is feeling some pain.
32' -- Things are getting rather physical. Hopefully neither side will lose their tempers and offer quality soccer rather than rough play.
28' -- Add Nigel de Jong to the list of yellow cards for a karate-type kick to the chest of Alonso. That was quite ugly, in fact. De Jong didn't even play the ball and should consider himself lucky to only receive a yellow card, because that was actually a tackle for a red card. Frankly, referee Webb showed restraint in not showing the red card because that's exactly what it was. Alonso surely has the stud marks from De Jong's shoes on his chest to prove the gravity of that kung fu kick. Really ugly stuff on that one.
27' -- The Dutch are applying some good pressure when the Spaniards have the ball, not allowing them the tiki-taki passing the Spaniards like to do. It's a good strategy by the Dutch.
23' -- Ramos also is booked for a poor challenge on Kuyt. The match is getting a little testy now, a little spirited. Referee Webb has to keep things in check. Four yellow cards already.
22' -- Van Bommel also gets a yellow card now after an unecessary tackle from behind on Iniesta.
20' -- The speedy Robben with one of his trademark runs on the right flank; gets a corner kick out of it.
18' -- Sneijder takes the free kick from 38 yards out, a good shot, pretty ambitious, but straight to Casillas.
16' -- Puyol is now booked by referee Webb. Puyol with a challenge from behind on Robben.
15' -- Van Persie with another bad tackle on Capdevila and heis issued a yellow card. Van Persie has to be somewhat cautious now for the rest of the match. Surely he doeds not want to leave his team a man down with another yellow card and subsequently sent off with a red.
14' -- Spain now appears to be taking a bit of the charge. Netherlands still slightly tentative for the time being.
11' -- Sergio Ramos with an individual effort from the right side, he had no support in the middle and elected to take the shot which Heitinga kicked into a corner. That makes two pretty good efforts from Ramos already. He certainly seems ready for this match.
10' -- Neither team has been able to gain control of the ball more than the other to this point.
9' -- David Villa times a good run up the middle, but the pass is too long to reach.
8' -- Kuyt with a soft shot from about 20 yards. No problem for Casillas.
7' -- The vuvuzela noise is picking up big time, some serious rhythm going now.
5' -- Sergio Ramos with a dangerous header exactly from 11 yards out (the penalty kick spot) off a free kick on the right side forces Stekelenburg to make a fine save. That was a pretty good first scoring chance.
3' -- Steady playing at this early stage.
1' -- The Dutch have kicked off. Van Persie with a clumsy challenge, but nothing too ugly.
2:30 ET -- Kickoff. The match is underway. The Dutch are wearing all Oranje jerseys and shorts. Spain's equipment today is all navy blue.
2:25 p.m. ET -- The National Anthems for both countries are now performed. The Netherlands first. Spain next. The crowds roar after the anthems were played. Royalty from both finalist countries are in the luxury boxes.
Former South Africa president Nelson Mandela, 91, is in attendance, as well as numerous other dignitaries from around the world.
The excitement at the stadium is unbelievable. Needless to say, the stadium is filled to capacity. Teams are heading through the tunnel to the field. The action is minutes away. Let's hope it will be a high-quality match.
SPAIN -- 1-Casillas; 3-Pique; 5-Puyol; 6-Iniesta; 7-Villa; 8-Xavi; 11-Capdevilla; 14-Alonso; 15-Ramos; 16-Sergio Busqets; 18-Pedro.
Here are the starting lineups: NETHERLANDS -- 1-Stekelenburg; 2-Van Der Wiel; 3-Heitinga; 4-Mathijsen; 5-Van Bronckhorst; 6-Van Bommel; 7-Kuyt; 8-De Jong; 9-Van Persie; 10-Sneijder; 11-Robben
Today's final is officiated by Howard Webb, assisted by linesmen Darren Cann and Mike Mullarkey -- all from England.
The Dutch would also like to avoid becoming the first nation to lose all three finals in which it appeared in. Hungary and the former Czechoslovakia have also lost two finals. Hungary in 1938 and 1954. Czechoslovakia in 1934 and 1962.
But let's go over how both nations made it to the final. Spain -- 0-1 vs. Switzerland as mentioned; 2-0 vs. Honduras; 2-1 vs. Chile; 1-0 vs. Portugal in the first knockout match; 1-0 vs. Paraguay in the quarterfinals; and 1-0 vs. Germany in the semifinal. Netherlands -- 2-0 vs. Denmark; 1-0 vs. Japan; and 2-1 vs. Cameroon to win Group E; 2-1 vs. Slovakia in the knockout stage; 2-1 vs. Brazil in the quarterfinals; and 3-2 vs. Uruguay in the semifinals. And that's the road they took to battle it out for the title.
One other notable information for those of you who pay attention to statistical type material is that no team has won the World Cup when losing its opening match. Spain lost its Group H stage match 1-0 to Switzerland. Also, with just its seven goals scored to this point and whatever they might score in the game, Spain could be a World Cup winner with the fewest goals. All previous winners have scored at least 12 goals.
Sneijder and Villa each have scored five goals and will also be aiming to finish the tournament as the top scorer.
If Dutch coach Bert van Marwijk and Spain coach Vicente dedl Bosque do not aproach the game conservative and come in with an offensive-minded strategy, then this final can turn into a seriously entertaining game and evend possibly a shootout -- but hopefully not a penalty kicks shootout. That is the least quality way to become a World Cup winner.
That's not to undermine the Spaniards, the best and most efficient passing team in the tournament. The European champions cann match the Dutch firepower with the likes of David Villa, Xavi, Xabi Alonso, Andres Iniesta, Cesc Fabregas and Fernando Torres, although Torres hasn't been at his best due to two knee surgeries earlier this year. Spain also has a more experienced goalkeeper Iker Casillas.
Spain's task will not be easy, though. Shutting down creative players like Wesley Sneijder, Arjen Robben, Robin van Persie and Dirk Kuyt and an offensive-minded type team like the Dutch will be rather difficult.
For Spain to become champions, they will need to shut down the Dutch the way they did the Germans in the semifinal. Germany, by the way, finished the tournament with 16 goals -- probably a tourney-high. The Dutch enter the final with 12 goals scored and five allowed. Spain has scored only seven goals and conceded two.
If Holland is able to beat Spain today, it will match Brazil's accomplishment of winning all their qualifying stage and 1970 World Cup tournament games. Not an easy feat to accomplish, folks.
Both nations have rolled into this tournament. The Dutch now have a 25-match streak without a loss and 10 straight wins, including all six games here in South Africa -- the only team to manage that. The Spaniards have lost just two matches since November 2006.
The Netherlands and Spain have never met in a World Cup tournament, but have split nine games in other meetings, going 4-4 with one draw.
Spain makes this final as the 2008 European champion. But that does not automatically means they will also win the World Cup. France won the EURO 2000 and finished last in the group stage two years later in the Japan/South Korea World Cup edition. Germany suffered the same fate in the 1998 France World Cup edition after winning the 1996 EURO. Germany lost in the quarterfinals then. However, Germany also is the exception as it captured the double EURO 1972 and World Cup 1974. So, we'll see how Spain will come out later today.
While for Spain this is its first appearance in the World Cup final, the Dutch have reached this level twice before, both times coming up short -- in 1974 to West Germany (2-1) and in 1978 to Argentina (3-1 after extra time). Both those times the winners were the host country.
This is the eighth all-European final, but the first time the winner will lift the trophy when the tournament was hosted outside of Europe. It also is the second straight World Cup when two European teams battle for the title -- in 2006 Italy defeated France on penalty kicks when the tournament was held in Germany.
While Brazil was among the top favorites to be in the final, and Germany displayed some of the more high-quality play, both were eliminated -- Brazil by the Netherlands (2-1) in the quarterfinals and Germany by Spain (1-0) in the semifinal. Germany won the third-place match 3-2 against Uruguay on Saturday.
Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg is the site of what hopefully should be an exciting final.
This first World Cup tournament held in Africa for the first time also features something new: Spain or the Netherlands will be a first-time champion. Both nations have been somewhat underachievers throughout time when it comes to the World Cup stage.
Good afternoon worldwide soccer fans and welcome to CBSSports.com for online coverage of the 2010 FIFA World Cup final between the Netherlands and Spain. My name is Mihai Cercel, and I will provide play-by-play, commentary and analysis throughout this match. Please refresh often for the latest updates.
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Posted on: July 10, 2010 10:32 pm
Edited on: July 12, 2010 9:11 am
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Posted on: July 18, 2010 7:28 pm
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I wished, and hoped Germany would win the Cup
Since: Jul 18, 2007
Posted on: July 16, 2010 4:21 pm
World Cup Final: Spain vs. Netherlands LIVE BLOG
TEa,s start flopping when the ref protects the other team. I guess you don't flop when someone karate kicks you in the chest?
Since: Nov 6, 2008
Posted on: July 12, 2010 9:37 am
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Had Ramos scored on the header or Villa on the volley I would have been fine, but when Iniesta broke through after the BS goal kick call I was peeesed!
Since: Nov 6, 2008
Posted on: July 12, 2010 9:31 am
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Seriously??? Iniesta shouldn't of even been on the field after his retaliation foul....they both should have been reduced to 10 players at that point, including a Red for the Kung-Fu kick to the chest. Spain was boring they could have attacked but didn't, they were content to play footsie with the back 4....but yes thats not american style, funny thing is though Brazil does that too ONLY THEY SCORE GOALS!
As did, Uruguay....Argentina....Germany....
but your right not against a counter attacking Spanish team that did the same thing as Italy 4 years ago only Italy scored more also.
RMD, Completely agree
Since: Apr 29, 2010
Posted on: July 12, 2010 12:24 am
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Quality? The "flopping" style of the Spanish team was sickeneing, And the biggest fairy princess flopper of them all scores the winning goal.
Since: Aug 30, 2006
Posted on: July 11, 2010 11:36 pm
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Sure, one can say, well, they played strong defense, and they did. But what happened to the other side of the field, the offense, where was all the power scoring the Spaniard players possess; passing is all fine and dandy, but soccer is played for the beauty of goals.This is the ignorance of American journalists when considering the World Cup: Why don't you complain about the losing teams for playing great defense as well because they know they HAD to in order to have a chance to beat Spain? If your going to complain about a team's style you have to do so as well for the teams that FAILED to score any goals against Spain. What happened to their'other side of the field'? Where was all of their power scoring that their players possessed!? Everyone of Spains goals was beauty because it was a kill strike aimed at the bulls' hearts. World Cup Futbol, and futbol in general is about quality...not quantity....
Since: Aug 30, 2006
Posted on: July 11, 2010 11:32 pm
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The Spaniards are world champions with the fewest goals scored in the history of the World Cup -- eight (8)You forgot that they also allowed only TWO goals the entire World Cup which is not 'good' defense...that is insane defense. The beauty of their game is like watching a bullfight. The matador was efficient and graceful...slowly weakening the bull until it was time for the kill strike. The way American crybabies desire to watch futbol would be the equivalent to watching cattle on a conveyor belt awaiting slaughter by a machine.
Spain's play was gorgeous in my opinion. And their defense was so tough, efficient, and clean it was like watching a matador deal the death blow with one strike because that is all that was needed. The scores were low but that made the tension high and there is no tension without the reality that you could be gorged. Bullfighters play it very close and very dangerous and this was the case here.
Also, Iniesta and Castillo were by far the best players in the tournament as well...they did what they had to do get their team a win and thats what the game is about. !Viva Espana! !Los Campeons del mundo!


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No, I've read the multiple versions of the script. The only time anyone died in the airlock scene was the first "Starbeast" draft - and the character there, Faust, is closest to the final film's Brett. The airlock scene was included in Alan Dean Foster's novelization (based directly on the shooting script minus the cast's adlibbed dialogue), and Lambert survived it.
It was a Ridleygram that never came to be:
The Airlock Sequence:
In this version after the Alien has trapped its appendage, causing the acid to eat through the airlock door, decompression begins. Lambert is caught full on and is sucked out through the small hole. Parker is holding on and is about to share the same fate as Lambert when Ripley saves him at the last minute. Strangely, Lambert reappears in later Ridleygrams.
Considering there was a lot of adlibbing going on I'm not surprised there were several variations of scenes turning up, like the two versions (or extended version) of Brett's 'death'.
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Trail running 12:39'46.6 Average heart rate 152 bpm, 82.01 km
OP50. Started raining at 9:55. Running with Jeremy until just after 33. Pause button was pushed at mile 33, re-pushed 4.7 miles later. time is accurate and other things are best guess (pretty good). Ate 4-5 gels, 1 probar, 1 pocketfuel, 2 bottles of tailwind, around 100 oz of water total.
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Fun finished time predictor for an Ultra Marathon of 100kms. It is been used widely since it was first introduced back in the 70's however it does not take into account the total ascent of Ultra marathons but we assume that the extra time ascending is compensated on the descent. A more reasonable "Multiplier Factor" would be 1.18 for the distance but I stick to 1.06 for testing purposes and reference. The app is based on the Riegel formula T2 = T1 x (D2/D1)1.06
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Elevation gain refers to the sum of every gain in elevation throughout an entire activity. The Suunto Ambit 2S has no barometric altitude sensor and so the "ascent" display is not available. This app calculates the elevation gain from the GPS sensor. It uses a stronger filter compared to the "GPS elevation gain" app for even better accuracy!
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Training Zone, using the Karvonen formula ie relative to the HF dynamic range. This app converts % to zones as follows: 50-60%: Zone 1, Moderate Activity (Maintenance/Warm-up); 60-70%: Zone 2, Weight Control (Fitness/Fat Burn); 70-80%: Zone 3, Aerobic (Cardio Training/Endurance); 80-90%: Zone 4, Anaerobic (Hardcore Training); 90-100%: Zone 5, VO2Max (Maximum Effort). It's (mis)using the App rounding characteristic to drive the zone number directly. Unfortunately less than 50% generates minus zones, couldn't avoid it. Zones over 5 shouldn't come up if your HFMax is set properly, that's unless you're suffering from sudden cardiac arrhythmia. Enjoy.
This app calculates a projected finishing time in an 100km ultra based on time elapsed, distance remaining and current average speed.
50K time calculates your estimated finish time for a 50k ultra in real-time. This is only moderately useful as the changing terrain cannot be factored. Include this app in your running mode and use it pace yourself on a 50k ultra.
Marathon time calculates your estimated finish time for a full marathon in real-time. This is a great tool when striving for a new personal goal. Include this App in your running mode and use it pace yourself to reach your goal.


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Touching Evil's superb ensemble cast also includes Michael Feast (State of Play), with guest stars Ian McDiarmid (Star Wars), James Nesbitt (Murphy's Law, Match Point), Philip Jackson (Agatha Christie's Poirot), and Andy Serkis (The Lord of the Rings, Little Dorrit). A hit on PBS, this award-winning drama features gripping investigations into ghastly crimes, anchored by Green's charismatic lead performance.
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Muscle KATP Channels: Recent Insights to Energy Sensing and Myoprotection
ABSTRACT ATP-sensitive potassium (K(ATP)) channels are present in the surface and internal membranes of cardiac, skeletal, and smooth muscle cells and provide a unique feedback between muscle cell metabolism and electrical activity. In so doing, they can play an important role in the control of contractility, particularly when cellular energetics are compromised, protecting the tissue against calcium overload and fiber damage, but the cost of this protection may be enhanced arrhythmic activity. Generated as complexes of Kir6.1 or Kir6.2 pore-forming subunits with regulatory sulfonylurea receptor subunits, SUR1 or SUR2, the differential assembly of K(ATP) channels in different tissues gives rise to tissue-specific physiological and pharmacological regulation, and hence to the tissue-specific pharmacological control of contractility. The last 10 years have provided insights into the regulation and role of muscle K(ATP) channels, in large part driven by studies of mice in which the protein determinants of channel activity have been deleted or modified. As yet, few human diseases have been correlated with altered muscle K(ATP) activity, but genetically modified animals give important insights to likely pathological roles of aberrant channel activity in different muscle types.
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- "(8) The net effect of K ATP channel closing is to increase intracellular Ca ++ , contract smooth muscle in the tunica media of arterioles, and decrease local blood flow. This figure incorporates information from recent reviews (Flagg et al., 2010; Ko et al., 2008). Here we show cartoon depiction of the K ATP channel in smooth muscle cells but it should be kept in mind that K ATP channels have also been shown to affect endothelial cells, pericytes, and possibly perivascular astrocytes. "
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ABSTRACT: The ABCC9 gene and its polypeptide product, SUR2, are increasingly implicated in human neurologic disease, including prevalent diseases of the aged brain. SUR2 proteins are a component of the ATP-sensitive potassium ("KATP") channel, a metabolic sensor for stress and/or hypoxia that has been shown to change in aging. The KATP channel also helps regulate the neurovascular unit. Most brain cell types express SUR2, including neurons, astrocytes, oligodendrocytes, microglia, vascular smooth muscle, pericytes, and endothelial cells. Thus it is not surprising that ABCC9 gene variants are associated with risk for human brain diseases. For example, Cantu syndrome is a result of ABCC9 mutations; we discuss neurologic manifestations of this genetic syndrome. More common brain disorders linked to ABCC9 gene variants include hippocampal sclerosis of aging (HS-Aging), sleep disorders, and depression. HS-Aging is a prevalent neurological disease with pathologic features of both neurodegenerative (aberrant TDP-43) and cerebrovascular (arteriolosclerosis) disease. As to potential therapeutic intervention, the human pharmacopeia features both SUR2 agonists and antagonists, so ABCC9/SUR2 may provide a "druggable target", relevant perhaps to both HS-Aging and Alzheimer's disease. We conclude that more work is required to better understand the roles of ABCC9/SUR2 in the human brain during health and disease conditions. Copyright © 2015. Published by Elsevier B.V.Ageing research reviews 07/2015; DOI:10.1016/j.arr.2015.07.007 · 4.94 Impact Factor
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- "The results underscore the key role of K ATP channels in coupling cell membrane potential with diverse tissue functions. Our results are consistent with the finding that vascular smooth muscle contractility is markedly decreased in the presence of K ATP channel openers [Flagg et al., 2010] and in transgenic mice expressing mutant Kir6.1 subunits with reduced sensitivity to inhibitory ATP [Li et al., 2013], potentially explaining some of the key findings in CS, including patent ductus arteriosus, as was present in the patient reported here. A novel finding is the puzzling combination of biochemical signs of absolute GH deficiency, yet postnatal growth with height within the normal range. "
ABSTRACT: ATP-sensitive potassium (KATP ) channels, composed of inward-rectifying potassium channel subunits (Kir6.1 and Kir6.2, encoded by KCNJ8 and KCNJ11, respectively) and regulatory sulfonylurea receptor (SUR1 and SUR2, encoded by ABCC8 and ABCC9, respectively), couple metabolism to excitability in multiple tissues. Mutations in ABCC9 cause Cantú syndrome, a distinct multi-organ disease, potentially via enhanced KATP channel activity. We screened KCNJ8 in an ABCC9 mutation-negative patient who also exhibited clinical hallmarks of Cantú syndrome (hypertrichosis, macrosomia, macrocephaly, coarse facial appearance, cardiomegaly, and skeletal abnormalities). We identified a de novo missense mutation encoding Kir6.1[p.Cys176Ser] in the patient. Kir6.1[p.Cys176Ser] channels exhibited markedly higher activity than wild-type channels, as a result of reduced ATP sensitivity, whether co-expressed with SUR1 or SUR2A subunits. Our results identify a novel causal gene in Cantú syndrome, but also demonstrate that the cardinal features of the disease result from gain of KATP channel function, not from Kir6-independent SUR2 function. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.Human Mutation 07/2014; 35(7). DOI:10.1002/humu.22555 · 5.14 Impact Factor
- "Advances in molecular biology and ion channel techniques have deepened our understanding about the assembly, expression, gating, structure, and regulation of KATP channels. However, little is known about cellular signaling mediated through KATP channels91011121319. "
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ABSTRACT: Current technologies for studying ion channels are fundamentally limited because of their inability to functionally link ion channel activity to cellular pathways. Herein, we report the use of label-free cell phenotypic profiling to decode the composition and signaling of an endogenous ATP-sensitive potassium ion channel (KATP) in HepG2C3A, a hepatocellular carcinoma cell line. Label-free cell phenotypic agonist profiling showed that pinacidil triggered characteristically similar dynamic mass redistribution (DMR) signals in A431, A549, HT29 and HepG2C3A, but not in HepG2 cells. Reverse transcriptase PCR, RNAi knockdown, and KATP blocker profiling showed that the pinacidil DMR is due to the activation of SUR2/Kir6.2 KATP channels in HepG2C3A cells. Kinase inhibition and RNAi knockdown showed that the pinacidil activated KATP channels trigger signaling through Rho kinase and Janus kinase-3, and cause actin remodeling. The results are the first demonstration of a label-free methodology to characterize the composition and signaling of an endogenous ATP-sensitive potassium ion channel.Scientific Reports 05/2014; 4:4934. DOI:10.1038/srep04934 · 5.58 Impact Factor


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Toshiba AT200 pictures and hands-on
Over in Berlin at IFA, Toshiba has been walking round with its chest fully pumped out, telling anyone who'll listen that it's got the skinniest tab in town with the Toshiba AT200.
Samsung may have come along all guns blazing with its Galaxy Tab 7.7 measuring in at a super slim 7.89mm, but the Japanese electronics giant has shaved 0.19mm off of that - and on a tablet with a 10.1-inch screen too.
So Pocket-lint was extremely keen to get its hands on Tosh's third crack at the Android tablet market - so we sought out that skinny-minny to give it the once over at Europe's largest tech expo.
The first thing we noticed is that, although without doubt extremely thin, the fact that the edges don't curve as much as more fruity tablets makes it appear bigger than it is. But once you get used to it, and realise just how light it is, at 558g, you soon realise this is a tab with serious one-hand ambitions. Although it was hard to judge the weight accurately as the couple of AT200s that Toshiba did have freed from perspex cages were under lock and chain.
The display, which is a capacitive LCD with a HD 1280x800 (16:10) resolution, is noticeably radiant. It's bright, and even under the glare of the show floor lights and hundreds of flashing cameras (not to mention the abundance of smeared finger prints) it looked good. Very good in fact, and the viewing angles were superb.
We can't really comment on the sound of the AT200, with its Adaptive Sound Device Enhancer, as it was difficult to even hear ourselves think in a room choc-a-block with tech hacks.
Android 3.2 is on board and is a stock version by the looks of things - no sign of a Toshiba UI, at least on the models we saw, as of yet.
Port-wise you're looking at a micro-USB, micro-HDMI and a microSD port - it's also got a docking port for those sure-to-come accessories.
We couldn't really put the AT200 through its paces due to the attention it was getting on the show floor, so we can't comment too much on how the 1.2GHz TI OMAP 4430 performs. But it seemed to breeze through the browsing and photo viewing tasks that the assembled press presented to it.
No release date or cost details yet but, if Toshiba prices this right, then we're quite confident that it could be third time lucky in its quest for Android-tab mainstream acceptance.
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