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Arsenal broke records and the hearts of the 25,000 Aston Villa fans as they coasted to the biggest FA Cup final win in 21 years.
After escaping relegation, Tim Sherwood brought his Villa side to Wembley looking to win the FA Cup for the first time since 1957, but left in dejection following a 4-0 hammering.
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If I said I was totally confident I would be fibbing.
A year ago we were a goal-line header away from being 3 down after 20 minutes to Hull, and Villa are a better team. Much better.
Under normal circumstances having beaten a team 3-0 away and 5-0 at home I would be planning my trip to the Victory Parade but Sherwood has transformed Villa, more importantly he has transformed Benteke.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says that his team should not be judged until the season has finished because there are still undecided matters.
Speaking before the game against Hull, Wenger said that it is too early to talk about judgements because there is still a lot to play for in the league as well as the FA Cup final against Aston Villa.
Time: 12:30 PM EST
Date: Saturday May 30th, 2015
Location: Wembley Stadium. London, England
Television: FOX
Last weekend, the stage was set for the 2015 FA Cup final. Arsenal defeated Reading 2-1, while Aston Villa defeated Liverpool 2-1, setting up anArsenal vs. Aston Villa match-up for the 2015 FA Cup final.
Two goals from Alexis Sanchez sent holders Arsenal back to the FA Cup final, but Reading goalkeeper Adam Federici will have nightmares for years about Sanchez's second goal.
This was a case of deja vu for Arsenal fans as they saw their side struggle also in last season's semi-final victory, when they needed a penalty shoot-out to see off championship side Wigan.
Is it only 7 months ago? Tempus Fugit.
What an excellent weekend that was (apart from kick off until Santi scored). Can't say I recall much of the game apart from the rush of blood when Aaron scored.
There has been much writing on AA over the past few days about how we need to do X or Y but in my opinion we have the squad and the manager to win the PL the problem is that the key ingredients are lying in the medical bay.
On Saturday, I did the unthinkable. I left my open beer sitting on the table next to me untouched for 75 minutes in the second half and stoppage time of the FA Cup.
Like many soccer fans, I tend to enjoy a cold adult beverage during my favorite soccer teams' matches, primarily to calm my jittery nerves.
Arsenal 3-2 Hull City: Aaron Ramsey obliterates nine-year trophy drought - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
While he was arguably as comfortable as a cat midway through abath, thesight of Arsene Wenger, drenched in champagne, being thrownin the air by the jubilant Arsenal players hascomfortably obliterated nine years of frustration for the millions of Gunners fans around the world, and secured the Frenchman's return as the apple of their eye after his enduring legacy looked to be under serious threat.
PHOTOS: Arsenal players celebrate after dramatic FA Cup Final win - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
The party has certainly started for Arsenal, with the Gunners securing their first piece of silverware for almost a decade with a dramatic 3-2 win over Hull City at Wembley.
Photos of the festivities are flooding Twitter,and we thought it fun to bring some of the best ones together for your viewing pleasure (not if your a Hull fan)!
PHOTO: Arsenal pair Mertesacker and Podolski holding the FA Cup - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Arsenal have ended their nine-year trophy drought by beating Hull City 3-2, with goals from Santi Cazorla, Laurent Koscielny and Aaron Ramsey sealing the game for Arsenal.
A delighted Arsene Wenger announced the FA Cup win marks start of a new era.
CONFIRMED: Arsenal vs Hull City lineups FA Cup final an hour away! - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Arsenal:Fabianski; Sagna Mertesacker Koscielny Gibbs; Arteta Ramsey; Cazorla Ozil Podolski; Giroud
Subs:Szczesny, Vermaelen, Rosicky, Wilshere, Monreal, Flamini, Sanogo
Hull City:McGregor; Davies, Bruce, Chester, Rosenior, Elmohamady, Livermore, Huddlestone, Meyler, Quinn, Fryatt
Subs: to follow.
Arsenal face Hull in the FA Cup final today in a bid to end their 9 year wait for a trophy. FATV spoke to Arsenal stalwart defender Laurent Koscielny on his excitement, the desire to win this trophy, the talent of Sagbo and playing at Wembley.
Koscielny discusses what Arsenal will need to do in the FA Cup Final to try to win it, as well as how a victory would relieve so much pressure off the Arsenal team.
And so we have reached the end of this most peculiar and Arsenalistic of seasons.
We finished in our customary fourth. We must do better next term. But fourth and an FA Cup? MAKE US DREAM, MR. WINDSOR!
Let us move swiftly on to the forthcoming World Cup, or as I like to refer to it, the Brazilian Brouhaha.
Arsenal or Hull? Twitter boldly predicts the outcome of the FA Cup Final - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Arsenal will take on fellow Premier League side Hull City tomorrow at Wembley in the 2014 FA Cup final, with both sides desperate for the coveted prize for vastly different reasons.
By JUSTIN FERGUSON
This Saturday, for the first time in more than 60 years, there will be a title-decider between the top two teams in La Liga.
First-place Atletico Madrid have battled with traditional powerhouses Barcelona and Real Madrid throughout the season, trying to become the first team outside of the El Clasico duopoly to win La Liga since Valencia in 2003-04.
FA Cup Final: Possible Arsenal Starting XI Against Hull City - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Arsenal face Hull City in the FA Cup final on Saturday as Arsene Wenger has a chance to end his eight year drought at the club. The conclusion of outcome at Wembley will hold a significant precedent over the Gunners' ambition for next season as the London side inexplicably slipped for a potential title winning spot to finish fourth in the Premier League standings.
Just looking back over the archives and normally after the final game of the season there's a squad assessment, each one graded like a schoolkid.
That will have to wait this time around though, as final marks will depend on the big test they have to go through on Saturday when we face Hull in the FA Cup final.
It feels a little strange to set out on anything resembling a seasonal review when there remains the FA Cup Final looming next weekend, but yesterday's 2-0 canter against Norwich wrapped up the league campaign for another year, and brought to a close one of the most difficult to assess in recent memory.
I remember the day we beat Wolverhampton Wanderers to earn our place in the 1979 FA Cup Final.
As an impoverished student at the time (well, alright, I'd spent my grant on alcohol) I couldn't afford to go to the semi final at Villa Park and had to rely on radio coverage. Goals from Alan Sunderland and Frank Stapleton were enough to get us to Wembley.
After staging the FA Cup Final prior to the conclusion of the Premier League for the last three seasons, the FA have finally conceded to pressure from fans and media alike to schedule the 2013/14 showpiece occassion on 17 May, a week after the league season has finished. While hosting the Champions League Final in 2011 and 2013 provided an extenuating circumstance to explain the timing of those respective matches, the overwhelming feeling amongst the footballing fraternity has been of gratitude for the historic values to be restored.
The FA Cup Final: A Neutral's Perspective - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Football is a polar game. Attack versus defence. Them versus us. Those who watch football are defined by the teams that they follow, the colours that they wear and the seat in which they sit. Adopting any middle ground is distinctly frowned upon.
Join us this afternoon for live blogging of the FA Cup final between Arsenal and Hull City, kick off at 5pm.
Live blog is 100% free to follow on your computer or mobile device and gives you real time text commentary from the match. This season we've added a mobile specific theme which should detect your phone making it much easier to follow the updates.
"Absolutely chuffing blinding", I said right here in 2005 as Patrick Vieira lobbed his cup-winning grenade at Utd, "it really doesn't get better than this".
And that, looking back, was just a year after our Invincibles season, a mere two years since our last FA Cup win, and just three years after we'd won the double.
Wigan Athletic showed that last season's FA Cup final win over Manchester City at Wembley was no fluke as they beat the cup favorites again, this time 2-1 to set up a semifinal date with Arsenal at Wembley.
Jordi Gomez put the Latics ahead from the penalty spot after a mistake by Martin Demichelis and James Perch made it 2-0 after half-time thanks to another City error.
Morning all.
There was some interesting listening on this week's Football Weekly when the discussion turned to who from Arsenal and Liverpool had had the better season. As we know the Mugsmashers exceeded expectations with a second place finish, but as good as that was, considering the position they were in with just a few games to go, you can't overlook the fact they let a brilliant chance at winning the league slip.
Here's this week's Arsecast Extra: I'm joined as always by James from @Gunnerblog.
On this week's show we look back on the FA Cup final which saw us win a trophy after some number of years that nobody can remember. It's full of cup final thoughts, plus your questions about Arsene Wenger, his hat, 4-4-2, our favourite goals of the season, which is the most delicious Arsenal player and much more.
As we prepare for the FA Cup final on Saturday, Tim Stillman finishes his look back at Arsenal's record in the finals from their first in 1927, right up to the present day.
The Gunners contested the 1993 F.A. Cup Final with the same opponents they had vanquished in the league cup final earlier that season, Sheffield Wednesday.
What a plumptious and delightful week this has been. If this week were a lady, it would perhaps flash you a glimpse of ankle, wink at you, then light your Woodbine. For we have won two games of football, and we are in a Cup Final. The FA Cup final.
Let us savour those words, because I have not been reading those words often enough upon the twitter.
Morning all, the dust settles on an FA Cup weekend and it turns out it's going to be Aston Villa in the final. Brendan Rodgers's glowing shark teeth weren't scaring Tim Sherwood's men yesterday, and a goal from Fabian Delph helped Villa do Liverpool's dishes.
On a very basic level I'd be happier playing Villa than the Scousers in the final.
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Dyson Has Patented a Faucet That Also Dries Your Hands
Public and workplace washrooms often have far fewer hand dryers than they have sinks to wash hands in, leaving people queuing for a dryer with dripping hands.
Public and workplace washrooms often have far fewer hand dryers than they have sinks to wash hands in, leaving people queuing for a dryer with dripping hands.
The product engineers at Pioneer know what it's like to pull out an ear bud and find it caked with sticky, gross ear wax. Rather than clean the earphones with your shirt, Pioneer wants you to throw them in your washing machine.
What would happen if you went a year and a half without washing with soap and shampoo? Would your girlfriend ditch you? Friends loathe having to invite you 'round? Or, like Richard Nikoley and Sean Bonner, would life just...go on?
Actually screw it, you can if you want to. Seeing a washing machine have a seizure is totally worth it. [Laughing Squid]
The antithesis of the good enough mantra can be seen with this, a Hoover washing machine from 1948.
Back in 1970, Sanyo envisioned a future where manual bathing was obsolete and head-washing was (apparently) optional. At the World Expo in Osaka, Sanyo unveiled their plan in the form of the Ultrasonic Bath.
This Baguni washing machine concept saves one step, the one where you empty your clothes basket into the washing machine, from your laundry cycle. Is this a huge problem for people?
British inventors have designed a washing machine that takes eco-friendliness to a new level: it uses just a single cup of water to wash a load of clothes. Instead of water the Xeros machine uses thousands of special plastic chips (about 44 pounds' worth) in each wash, and when that single cup of water is heated,…
Of all the things that we've seen an iPod dock stuck onto, this washing machine is probably the worst. LG's patent for a "Home appliance with MP3 player" loads a dock for the iPod/Zune on the top along with speakers and what looks like a powerline networking adapter with a slot for a USB port.
The KaionWave is a concept from Electrolux design labs. Only intended for cleaning stain-resistant nanofabrics (which don't exist unless you count those Docker pants), the KaionWave uses ultraviolet-C light that can penetrate fabric to kill viruses and bacteria. Free radical oxygen pumps through the unit, breaking…
I like washing machines. They get my stained undies nice and clean and they're great for washing the dog. However, they are not designer works of art. Unfortunately, LG didn't get the memo and teamed up with the Designer's Guild to create four limited edition that come in sexy prints:


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The Atlanta Junior Knights are the USA Jr A National Champions and they got big help from a Delta county native.
2010 Escanaba High School graduate Brent Kallio scored two first period goals, the first a power play tally, this afternoon (4/3) as the Kinghts beat the Long Island Royals 4-3.
Long Island tied the game at 2-2 in the third period before the Knights scored twice more to hang on for a one goal win.
Atlanta went 5-0 in the National Tournament and beat the Royals by a 4-3 score for the second time in 48 hours.
Kallio had two assists in the National Semifnals yesterday (4/2) and had a goal and an assist in the teams opening game against the Chicago Bulldoggs last Friday (3/30). He finished the tournament with three goals and four asists in five games.
Kallio had 42 points for Escanaba between 2008 and 2010, before leaving to play a year of junior hockey in Alpena before moving to the deep south to play for the Knights.


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Jim Christian has been involved with Terry's House since its inception – with friend Jeff Kroeker he spearheaded efforts to build and fund the home away from home for families with critically ill or injured loved ones at Community Regional Medical Center. Now Jim and his wife Debbie have donated a piece of property worth $1.5 million to help seed an endowment for Terry's House.
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In a way, the muzzling of "South Park" is no more disquieting than any other example of Western institutions' cowering before the threat of Islamist violence. It's no worse than the German opera house that temporarily suspended performances of Mozart's opera "Idomeneo" because it included a scene featuring Muhammad's severed head. Or Random House's decision to cancel the publication of a novel about the prophet's third wife. Or Yale University Press's refusal to publish the controversial Danish cartoons ... in a book about the Danish cartoon crisis. Or the fact that various Western journalists, intellectuals and politicians — the list includes Oriana Fallaci in Italy, Michel Houellebecq in France, Mark Steyn in Canada and Geert Wilders in the Netherlands — have been hauled before courts and "human rights" tribunals, in supposedly liberal societies, for daring to give offense to Islam.
But there's still a sense in which the "South Park" case is particularly illuminating. Not because it tells us anything new about the lines that writers and entertainers suddenly aren't allowed to cross. But because it's a reminder that Islam is just about the only place where we draw any lines at all.
Across 14 on-air years, there's no icon "South Park" hasn't trampled, no vein of shock-comedy (sexual, scatalogical, blasphemous) it hasn't mined. In a less jaded era, its creators would have been the rightful heirs of Oscar Wilde or Lenny Bruce — taking frequent risks to fillet the culture's sacred cows.
Jon Stewart addressed his network's double standard last week:
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Even in Ghosts, a game widely regarded as having large maps and open spaces, tight turns and corners are plagued with occurrence of panic knifing, a knee-jerk reaction to being surprised by someone who you happen to run into. It's not a matter of skill and even the slightest trace of lag leaves you defenseless to the very necessary knifing feature in Call of Duty.
More of a problem, is the effect of knife only, Lightweight using knifers who always seem to be slightly off lag-wise. They're movement speed tests the limits of the game and it means that they can knife you from far out distances. You can plug multiple rounds into them and deal heavy damage but once in they engage in the knifing motion you're dead.
You can't really solve panic knifing or lunge knifing but you can mitigate the issue where it strikes the most sensitive nerve, knifing through bullets.
My suggestion is adding a very simple mechanic that slows a player down while they take damage. This means that even if you're using a speedy knife-only class you cannot sprint long distances through bullets and knife you opponent only to go off and hide for a few seconds till you're back to full health and ready to do it again.
I do not feel that all knifing motion should be canceled. Sometimes you have the jump on a guy and to conserve ammo or stealthily take out an opponent you need to knife and sometimes in panic they might get a single shot off. This should not completely prevent you from getting the kill you rightfully deserve.


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While details are scant about what will go down in the Alfredo Flores-directed video, which premieres on Thursday evening (September 30) , Bieber has tweeted that it will focus on wooing a young woman who will apparently be an actress playing a fan that he falls in love with. It seems the idea was inspired by people wondering if he would ever date a fan.
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This artwork is simply amazing. The first image, the red one, reminds me of a vision I once had. Very beautiful and heart-felt stuff. Makes me want to go try painting. Any art that makes you want to go try to make your own art is sublime. Thanks!
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Once you decide what data to export and define the appropriate tables in the schema, you are ready to identify them as export-only tables. As mentioned before, export-only tables are defined in the database schema just like any other table. So in the case of the flight application, we need to add the export tables to our schema. The following example illustrates (in bold) the addition of an export-only table for reservations with a subset of columns from the normal reservation table.
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If a table is not listed in an EXPORT TABLE statement, it is not exported. In the preceding example, the export_customer, export_flight, and reservation_final tables are identified as the tables that will be included in the export stream called archive. In addition, since they are export-only tables, inserting data into these tables will have no effect if export is disabled in the deployment file for the archive stream.
If you want to export to different locations, you can assign the export tables to different streams, then export each stream separately. For example, if you want to export the reservations to a log file but the customer and flight records to an archival database, you can assign the tables to two different streams:
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You have all of the details wrong for 17th Street. The address you show and the website you have linked goes to Hotshots bar and Grill. 17th Street is in O'Fallon, IL 62269. 1711 west highway 50. Phone 6186221717. website: http://www.17thstreetbarbecue.com/index.htm
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Try the 17th Street Amber Ale. Specially brewed for this place, it has a smokey taste with a hint of apple cider, in honor of Murphysboro, the Apple City.
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The potato salad has BACON in it and no Miracle Whip or mustard. That said, the ribs are indeed spectacular and if you're in the mood for a HOT sausage (spicy, that is) you're in the right place.
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Everyone seems to be worried about Bitcoin's carbon footprint lately. Last week, an article on Quartz claimed that Bitcoin miners are spending $17 million per day on electricity in order to reap $4.4 million worth of bitcoins. And Yesterday, Pando Daily ran a piece that ominously warned about Bitcoin's carbon footprint.
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See definition in Oxford Advanced Learner's DictionarySaltos de línea: iffy
Pronunciación: /ˈɪfi/
Definición de iffy en inglés:
adjetivo (iffier, iffiest)informal
1Full of uncertainty; doubtful: the prospect for classes resuming next Wednesday seems iffy
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- The full game was looking a bit iffy for a while there, but after playing the demo I'm sold.
- The young pair is remarkably candid in the book about their iffy journalistic methods and practices circa 1972, part of Broder's golden age.
- He said: 'It has been a bit of an iffy start but we are turning things around now.'
tentative, undecided, unsettled, unsure, unreliable, unresolved, in doubt, in the balance
informal up in the air
1.1Of doubtful quality or legality: a good wine merchant will change the iffy bottles for sound ones
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- The picture quality is iffy, with many shots seeming overexposed.
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- Some are sound, some are iffy, and some are downright worthless.
substandard, second-rate, low-grade, low-quality, of low quality, of poor quality;
doubtful, dubious, questionable
informal not up to much
British informal dodgy, ropy, not much cop
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Premier Inn Hinckley overlooks the picturesque Trinity Marina and Ashby Canal but there are plenty of places to visit on dry land too - historic battlefields, cutting-edge business venues and great fa...More about Premier Inn Hinckley
The Gungate is just a moment's walk from the town centre and has on-site parking. Bedrooms and bathrooms have benefited from recent investment, showcasing the Victorian splendour of the main house, wh...More about The Gungate
Dating back to 1678, this Grade II listed Georgian house is set in eight acres of attractive grounds and woodland. The hotel enjoys a central yet tranquil location. Spacious bedrooms feature a traditi...More about Macdonald Ansty Hall
This Premier Inn is near the ever-popular wedding destinations of Coombe Abbey, Ansty Hall and Ashford Lodge. Keep up to date with the Spring Fair at the NEC or attend a convention at the Ricoh Arena....More about Premier Inn Coventry East (Ansty)
This sympathetically extended Georgian manor in the heart of a sleepy village is just a few minutes away from the M6, M42 and National Exhibition Centre. The Regency Restaurant offers modern dishes, w...More about BEST WESTERN PLUS Manor NEC Birmingham
Excellent access to the motorway network and a good range of sports facilities make this hotel a popular choice for conferences and leisure breaks. Bedrooms are mostly set around an attractive quadran...More about Lea Marston Hotel & Spa
This modern building offers accommodation in smart, spacious and well-equipped bedrooms, suitable for families and business travellers, and all with en suite bathrooms. Continental breakfast is availa...More about Days Inn Corley - NEC - M6


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Is anyone else bother by the fact that they couldn't blow up a cell phone after three tries?
Sounds like someone was fired from their job for smoking pot.
If he's a convicted felon, he can't have a gun. And his mental capacity is in question if he brought one to a doctors office knowing...
He probably didn't leave when they asked him to and was charged with Criminal Trespass. Otherwise, if he could legally own the gun and...
Yeah the whole, "regents need a pay cut", "cut all you want, we don't get paid" shows their ignorance.