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Captain Giorgos Karagounis, whose goal against Russia sealed Greece's place in the last eight, is suspended for tomorrow's match in Gdansk. Midfielder Grigoris Makos is his likely replacement, while the captain's armband will be passed to team veteran Costas Katsouranis.
"We'll miss Giorgos tomorrow," Greece striker Fanis Gekas said Thursday. "He's the heart of the team. We'll have to close ranks to win."
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"If you look at it as a contest between David vs. Goliath, that's good, because David won," Greece coach Fernando Santos said.
Santos, who was working as a TV commentator in his native Portugal when Greece won Euro 2004, said he was inspired by that team's determination.
"The tenacity they showed spurs us on," he said. "I think all the coaches at this tournament have the image of being in the final in their head. Me too. If I didn't, I might as well be thinking about going on holiday or going fishing."
But Santos acknowledged that Germany has few weak points and praised Germany coach Joachim Loew, saying he has done a great job bringing through young players who have now developed into world-class performers.
Santos rejected speculation that his defenders would man-mark playmaker Mesut Oezil or other German stars, but indicated he would try and disrupt his opponent's flowing game - a tactic that brought the Greeks an 1-0 upset victory in their last group game against Russia.
Santos gave up his default 4-3-3 formation against the fast-paced Russians, opting for a stifling 4-2-3-1, which left Gekas as the lone striker and pushed forwards Georgios Samaras and Dimitris Salpigidis to the wings.
"We're not playing man-to-man, that's an outdated way of playing," Santos said. "It was good 40 years ago, maybe. When I was a player, the coach would tell me not to let a key opponent out of my sight, to follow him to the bathroom if I had to. We don't do that any more."
Germany breezed through Group B with victories over Denmark, Netherlands and Portugal.
"We know the Germans well and how strong they are," Gekas said. "The Germans are the favorites, but they also have to prove it on the pitch for 90 or 120 minutes."
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This year's winners of the BioArt competition, put on by Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB), pay equal respect to the colorful and dark sides of life. From awe-inspiring intricacies of nerve cell development and brain connectivity to the molecular machinery of the Ebola virus and mobility of cancer cells, the full spectrum of life is represented.
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In an embryonic mouse torso, researches closely track how the parallel paths of blood vessels (gray) and nerve cells (red) develop. Understanding such processes is critical to studying birth defects and other developmental disorders.
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In an embryonic mouse torso, researches closely track how the parallel paths of blood vessels (gray) and nerve cells (red) develop. Understanding such processes is critical to studying birth defects and other developmental disorders.
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Recently stayed here twice and was happy with the hotel and the location. It's on Spenard, a short walk to some great inexpensive restaurants, and not far from the airport. My only complaint was regarding the hotel airport shuttle. It's inconsistent at best. On arrival the first night we were told it would be 45 minutes as he'd taken some people to the train station. We therefore took a cab. The next morning we thought we'd booked an airport shuttle for 6:30 but the driver was leaving again for a different destination and wouldn't take us to the airport. We again took a cab. The next time there (a week later) I was told the shuttle would be 6-7 minutes. After 15 minutes I called the hotel again, they said "sorry, the driver had to go to the bathroom" and in fact it took another 10 minutes before he finally arrived. We were exhausted and really wanted to get to our rooms, and would have again taken a cab had we known it would be such a long wait. They do shuttles to downtown anchorage and the farmers' market, and I asked the desk when that would leave again (was told 15 minutes or so). Then when I went back down I learned that someone had needed to go earlier, so they took him right away and weren't going to be going again, so I missed my shuttle. The person I talked to was pretty blase about it and said I could take the bus which wasn't far from the hotel. That wasn't the issue, but that I was told a departure time only to learn that they'd changed it without letting me know.
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My mother, sister and I stayed here in june of 2014. The many reviews I read of negative remarks originally scarde me. But as budget wise travelers I chose to try it out. It was a great decision. We were checked in immediately upon arrival. After a long stay at the anchorage airport that was great! We were welcomed to the hotel, after the shuttle picked us up, and our rooms were clean. Breakfast was decent. Our bellies were filled. The shuttle even dropped us off downtown at the summer market later in the day! (Beware of prices in the market for souvenirs. ...go out and venture the city once done with the market...cheaper souveniers) Ok, back to hotel. Its worth what you pay and two stars. Expecting glamour is ridiculous but, quality of envirnoment and amenities are just right!
My wife and I were fortunate enough to make a four night reservation at the Alex Hotel in Anchorage. Our room was spacious and comfortable, and that bed was SOOO comfortable. Shortly after our arrival in Anchorage we had to make a significant change to our travel plans which required us to stay in the hotel for nine nights instead of four nights. Hotel management could not have been more accommodating if I had owned the hotel; they were able to confirm a nine night stay instead of four, even during a time of heavy booking. What a relief it was to have a room available when we needed it! We will look forward to staying in the Alex Hotel on our next trip to Anchorage.


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The News of the World was the first newspaper I bought. I was about seven or eight years old and decided I needed to get serious about life and that I needed to know what was going on the world. I looked around the newsagents for something that could tell me the news of the world, and here was a newspaper that described perfectly what I wanted.
My precious pocket money purchased an issue and I took it home and studied it. But I couldn't find any news of the world in it! It was full of stories about affairs, political scandals and stories about celebrities such as Richard Burton, engaged in drunken acts of violence and infidelity. I didn't understand any of it.
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The demise of The News of the World is just one footnote in the incredible career of Rupert Murdoch, who easily qualifies as the savviest media mogul of all time. He's more Citizen Kane than anyone.
Say what you will about his political views, he is running a media empire that quickly responds to massive changes in the industry and remains relevant during some of the toughest times the media industry has faced in its entire history.
At 80-years old he is a force of nature — I can't think of anyone, at any age, that has managed to build such an amazing set of achievements.
Born into a wealthy Australian family, he studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Oxford University. Starting with one newspaper in Adelaide, at age 22, he then started and acquired newspapers across Australia, then the United Kingdom, Asia and the US.
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The swift closure of The News of the World could be seen as punishment for unethical behavior by its journalists but it's also a quick way to solve one of Mr Murdoch's business problems: His planned acquisition of full control of satellite broadcaster BSkyB.
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His British arm of News Corp. was within reach of gaining the British government's approval to make a bid for BSkyB when the scandal exploded, emboldening rivals and critics, who called on the government to block the takeover.As the week went on, BSkyB's share price sank, reflecting market anxieties there might be no takeover bid.
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Kids are used to incorrectly using a backpack since kids at school wear them in the wrong fashion, which adds too much stress to their lower back. You'll have to reteach them how to buckle it properly and position it higher than they used to wearing it.
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Kids love open fires. Tell stories. It can simply be times when they did wonderful things when they were younger. They love hearing how much you love and adore them. Even teens.
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Stotts had a 115-168 record as coach of the Atlanta Hawks and Milwaukee Bucks before spending the past four seasons as an assistant with the Dallas Mavericks. He inherits a team that fell drastically short of expectations last season. Stotts, 54, replaces Kaleb Canales, who went 8-15 in an interim role after Nate McMillan was fired.
Stotts and Canales emerged as the finalists for the permanent job, and the men reportedly interviewed with owner Paul Allen over the weekend at the London Olympics. Canales has been in the Trail Blazers' organization since 2005. It is unclear if he will remain with the club.
Stotts coached Atlanta to a 52-85 record after replacing Lon Kruger in December 2002. He was an assistant with Golden State before getting his second chance as a head coach with Milwaukee in 2005. He led the Bucks to the playoffs in 2006, but was fired toward the end of the following season.
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Christchurch software firm Jade has secured a major deal with a United States-based ports logistics business that will use Jade's port management software in that market.
Diversified Port Holdings (DPH) will implement Jade's Master Terminal operating system at five of its shipping terminals in the southeastern United States.
Jade Software managing director David Lindsay said the contract was "sizeable in dollar terms" and would expand Jade's footprint in the US.
"One of the things we think they're doing is looking for other port holdings around North and South America. So it's a really good expansion opportunity for us," Lindsay said.
DPH already has ports in Mobile, New Orleans, Port Everglades and two in Jacksonville.
Representatives from the port logistics company had visited New Zealand in July to see Master Terminal in use at Port Nelson, Port Otago and CentrePort in Wellington.
"From our point of view the excitement is obviously around the size of the contract, but for us what we're seeing is a fairly rapid progression for Master Terminal that's really getting us to the point where we have an opportunity to be a leading player in the market on a global stage," Lindsay said.
DPH had wanted a system that had the flexibility to manage mixed cargo, not just container cargo, and Master Terminal provided that, Lindsay said.
"The whole marine terminal market is growing at around 5 per cent but the mixed cargo market, which the smaller ports handle, is growing in excess of 20 per cent per annum so we're really in the right part of the market."
Once its software was in place at DPH's five ports, the US would account for 20 per cent of its Master Terminal business, with 25 per cent coming from the Middle East and 25 per cent from New Zealand. The remainder comes from Europe, Australia and other outlying ports in countries such as Brazil.
Master Terminal generated just more than 20 per cent of Jade's overall revenue and it was growing rapidly, Lindsay said.
Jade's Joob business accounted for about 20 per cent of the software company's total revenue. The mainstay of Jade's earnings was still enterprise development for blue chip customers in Europe and New Zealand.
"That's a very long-term solid revenue stream for us," Lindsay said.
Jade would continue to expand its sales and technical teams in the US over the next few years. At present it has about 10 staff in the US.
DPH chief information officer Dennis Rhodes said that after reviewing the terminal operating systems available, the company had been impressed by the functionality and use of Master Terminal and the capability of the Jade team.
"We expect, once implemented, that Master Terminal will result in improved efficiency across our terminals and lead to significant savings for the company," Rhodes said. DPH will start implementing Master Terminal at its ports within the next two months.
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