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We know that, a -group is a group of order for. Subgroups of which are -groups, are called -subgroups. If is a group of order, , then a subgroup of order is called a Sylow -subgroup of .
We have been given that, is a group with. Now by the divisibility and congruence criteria of Sylow's theorem an element is a set of and is a set of .
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Julius Genachowski is preparing to exit the top spot at the Federal Communications Commission, and it looks like he's planning on going out with a crowd-pleasing finale. Gadget junkies rejoice – the FCC is looking at a new rule to expand broadband access for airline passengers in flight.
Right now, airlines can offer Internet connections through satellite services to passengers – sometimes charging for the privilege. The FCC is looking at dedicating a swath of radio spectrum in the 14.0-14.5 gigahertz band for an "Air-Ground Mobile Broadband service." The spectrum is currently used by amateur radio operators.
Genachowski has long been critical of restrictions governing the use of electronic devices including tablets and e-readers in flights during takeoff and landing. Last year he urged the Federal Aviation Administration to change its policies on devices in a letter to agency head Michael Huerta.
Now the FCC is poised to allow the deployment of in-flight broadband, pending a new rulemaking, which will kick off at the agency's May 9 open meeting. The notice of proposed rulemaking would be followed by a lot of technical discussion among industry stakeholders. If the FCC votes to approve the spectrum allocation, a spectrum auction would follow before the launch of a commercial service. Assuming such an offering does get off the ground, it could provide connection speeds comparable to home broadband. Chinese firm ZTE recently announced the successful test of such a system, with speeds in excess of 12 megabits per second.
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What of the current users of the spectrum? Will a proper analysis be doen to ensure the rights of these amatuer radio enthusiasts are protected? And why is there mention of a Chinese company concerning a demonstration of a technology in this arena? This is U.S. radio spectrum, keep the Chinese OUT of it. And while we are at it, why are we concentrating on an airborne technology? We should be focused on getting a true broadband service deployed natiuonwide on the GROUND. More people would use it there than in the air.
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Generous gift helps cancer fight
USC Trustee Marc Benioff and his wife, Lynne, have given $20 million toward the Ellison Institute for Transformative Medicine of USC, which will combine interdisciplinary research with holistic prevention and treatment of cancer.
USC ranked No. 15 nationally in new Wall Street Journal survey
The study of more than 1,000 schools measures whether students feel challenged and have sufficient resources to succeed, whether the student body is diverse and whether graduates pay off loans and find satisfying, high paying jobs. USC joins Caltech and Stanford as the only California institutions in the top 25.
Scientists seek better treatments for common birth defect
Craniosynostosis — estimated to occur in roughly one out of every 2,500 births — can lead to a misshapen skull, developmental delays, hearing loss, blindness and even death. But a USC interdisciplinary study leverages expertise in three fields in an effort to find more effective treatments.
Scientists to study environment's influence on health
Keck School of Medicine researchers have received a two-year, $6 million National Institutes of Health grant to examine health issues related to asthma and obesity. Part of the funding will go toward the USC Children's Health Study, the nation's longest study on air pollution and kids' health.


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Saints know no road success in playoffs
The Saints are 0-4 in their history in NFC playoff games on the road. Their only postseason victory away from home came two years ago in Super Bowl XLIV, which was played at a neutral site at Sun Life Stadium in Miami.
''You win 13, 14 games now, and you're trying to find something,'' coach Sean Payton said. ''When you start playing well on the road and home, you're probably a better team and we've been able to do that. This will be a good challenge for us. Not just playing on the road, but traveling west.''
After beating Detroit 45-28 in the Superdome in the NFC wild-card round last weekend, the Saints will travel to No. 2 seed San Francisco on Saturday in a divisional-round showdown. And of New Orleans' three road losses this season, two were on natural grass, the surface they'll play on at Candlestick Park, where the 49ers went 7-1, their only loss coming in overtime against Dallas.
''I think the Tampa Bay and St. Louis losses really helped us prepare ourselves on the road,'' wide receiver Robert Meachem said.
The Saints, though, will have history against them.
The Saints have twice lost playoff games at Chicago and once at Minnesota. Their other NFC playoff road loss came last year at Seattle, where – as defending Super Bowl champions – they were upset by a Seahawks team that had finished 7-9 in the regular season.
As for the team's road struggles this season, they provide a cautionary tale.
They had to come from behind to beat Carolina 30-27 on Oct. 9. A week later, the Saints lost at Tampa Bay 26-20, failing to convert a scoring chance in the final minutes when quarterback Drew Brees threw an interception in the end zone.
Then on Oct. 30, the Saints lost to then-winless Rams 31-21 in St. Louis.
New Orleans was twice forced to hold off late-surging opponents, winning 26-23 in overtime at Atlanta and 22-17 at Tennessee on a red-zone stand that ended with a sack at the Saints 8.
In all, the Saints' five lowest-scoring games have come on the road, three of the five coming outside.
Knowing that, Payton will change up the schedule this time. After normally traveling on Saturday for road games, the Saints will leave for San Francisco two days prior to the game, going on Thursday after practice and then participating in a Friday walk-through at Candlestick Park.
The Saints are just 22-11-2 in their history in games at San Francisco. But they have won their past two games and Candlestick Park, including 25-22 in a Monday night game last season when the Saints kicked a field goal in the final seconds to stretch their overall winning streak over the Niners to six consecutive games.
The 49ers have not beaten the Saints since routing them in New Orleans 38-0 in the 2001 season finale.
The idea of leaving early for San Francisco this time around is to give the players a day to acclimate to the two-hour time difference while also getting a feel for the field.
''You really have to plan for success and that's one thing our coaching staff does a great job of,'' Saints cornerback Jabari Greer said. ''They'll make sure our schedule is set up to the point where we get adequate rest, get adjusted and we get ready for the game.''
AS SOON AS THE SAINTS were safely in control of Saturday night's game against the Lions, it didn't take long for thoughts to turn to the next game against the 49ers.
Not the Saints, but the fans and media who almost immediately started thinking about the NFL's No. 1 offense going against the NFC's top-ranked defense –including the NFL's top run-stopping unit – in a divisional-round showdown between two of the NFL's best teams this year.
The NFC West champion Niners and NFC South champion Saints both finished 13-3 during the regular season. Only the 15-1 Green Bay Packers – the team expected to meet the winner of Saturday's game in the Jan. 22 NFC Championship Game – were better.
While the Saints' matchup with the Lions was an impressive offensive display, as expected, Saturday's game in Candlestick Park should be a showdown of the Saints' offense vs. the 49ers' defense.
After struggling a little bit in the first half of their matchup with the sixth-seeded Lions, the third-seeded Saints got the offense in gear in the second half to roll to a berth in the divisional round.
The Saints warmed up for the 49ers by doing what they've done for much of the regular season – piling up points and records – while stretching their winning streak to nine consecutive games.
The Saints, who exploded for 35 second-half points after trailing 14-10 at halftime, are expecting a much stiffer test in San Francisco, The 49ers allow just 14.3 points per game – which was second in the league only behind Pittsburgh's 14.2.
The Saints' rout of Detroit was fueled by an NFL-record 626 yards of total offense, which broke the San Diego Chargers' record that had held up for 48 years. The Saints also combined with the Lions to establish a playoff mark of 839 passing yards and Brees through for 466 yards.
The two offensive-minded teams also tied the all-time postseason mark of 1,038 total yards set by the Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills in 1995. They would have broken that record if not for some kneel-downs by Brees at the end of the game that went for lost yardage.
But records and numbers were the last thing on Saints coach Sean Payton's mind after they coasted to the win – their 10th double-digit victory of the season and fourth in as many weeks.
"We're just focused on winning, we're not focused on yards and records," Payton said afterward, perhaps making sure no one forgot about the well-rested and second-seeded 49ers.
"Seriously," he said, "the task at hand is to find a way to score one more point (than the opponent), and we made some plays in the second half."
THE SAINTS CONTINUE TO GET BETTER running the ball, which could serve them well against San Francisco's stout defense.
The Saints had nearly a 50-50 pass-run ratio against the Lions as they ran the ball 36 times for 167 yards and three TDs while throwing it 43 times.
That follows a pattern that started late in the season, which helps keep defenses off balance and makes Brees even more effective.
For all their prolific passing this season, the Saints also finished the season ranked sixth in the NFL in rushing offense and fourth in rushing average.
The Saints had four players rush for 374 yards or more, though rookie Mark Ingram – who finished the season with 474 yards on the ground – will miss the playoffs due to a foot injury.
But New Orleans' rushing attack hummed along just fine without Ingram against the Lions, when Darren Sproles (603 yards rushing during regular season, 6.9 average), Pierre Thomas (562, 5.1) and Chris Ivory (374, 4.7) combined for 164 yards rushing on 31 carries (5.3 average) with Sproles rushing for two touchdowns and Thomas rushing for one.
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School officials 'taking precautions' after threat reported at Albert Gallatin
UNIONTOWN, Pa. - Albert Gallatin High School officials said they are taking precautions after receiving reports of a school threat.
Channel 11 News spoke to the school's principal, who said they have increased security after being alerted to possible incident.
School administrators said they're taking the threat seriously, but there has been no concrete information.
Officials did say the threat appears to have started on Facebook.
Parents are permitted to pick their children up from school if they choose to do so. The school's principal also said they'll send a letter home to parents regarding this incident.
School officials 'taking precautions' after threat reported at Albert Gallatin
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We've kicked-off the 2014-15 campaign with back-to-back victories against West Ham United and AEL Limassol, with defender Eric the unlikely hero at Upton Park last weekend after getting forward to net a stoppage time winner.
Now, as we prepare for our first home competitive outing of the season, the 20-year-old is confident we can see off the challenge of Harry Redknapp's side – but is taking nothing for granted.
"Win or lose, you always want to win your next game of course," said Eric, assessing our fixture against a Rangers side that suffered defeat against Hull City last weekend.
"QPR lost and will want to bounce back quickly, so even at this stage it's a big game for both teams.
"We won last week, confidence is high and we want to keep things ticking along and maintain momentum.
"We're at home for this first time in this Premier League season as well, so we want to put on a decent performance in front of our own fans."
Read the rest of this interview in today's Official Matchday Programme – available at various points around the stadium and from the Spurs Megastore for just £3.50.
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After such a fine performance and stunning free-kick in England's Euro 2016 opener against Russia on Saturday night, here's another chance to read Eric Dier's reflections of his incredible journey over the last 11 months in his 'Big Interview', initially published on Friday...
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Did you know that refurbished computers are often more reliable than a brand-new computer? Refurbished systems are cleaned and thoroughly tested before being put up for re-sale. In fact, statistics show that your chance of receiving a defective refurbished unit is actually less than receiving a defective new one because of the extra stress tests the refurbs are subjected to.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Organizers of the 2014 Palm Beach International Boat Show say overall attendance increased by 3.1 percent from last year.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Organizers of the 2014 Palm Beach International Boat Show say overall attendance increased by 3.1 percent from last year.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A Canadian company that monitors ATM machines and heavy machinery launched a boat-monitoring system with smartphone alarm capabilities.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Active Interest Media's marine group announced Thursday night that the company will again hold its Editor's Choice Awards competition this year to recognize the best in powerboats based on design, innovation, technology and imagination. "We really want these awards to stand for something," Bill Sisson, editor of three of AIM's…more
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The number of new boats in the water is up 12 percent from last year at the 2014 Palm Beach International Boat Show, Show Management CEO Efrem "Skip" Zimbalist III told about 75 members of the media today on the first day of the show.
New boats with new and useful features sell. That notion seems to be ringing true at SeaVee Boats in Miami.
With a suite of new products across its Simrad, Lowrance and B&G brands, Navico aims to increase revenue this year by nearly 200 percent.
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Gyroscope stabilization has emerged as one of the fast-growing technologies on today's recreational boats. Designers and boatbuilders are now creating spaces for the gyro installation during the planning stages of boat design. "With every boat we draw now, we have to have a planned space for [a gyro stabilizer]," said designer Michael Peters, owner of…more
MIAMI — Riviera Yachts introduced two new vessels at the Yacht & Brokerage Show in Miami Beach and CEO Wes Moxey said the Australian company added 30 employees as business has strengthened.
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BARCELONA, Spain – NFC Times Exclusive Insight: Samsung Electronics has unveiled its Apple Pay rival, which it calls Samsung Pay, a mobile-payments service that, as expected, supports technology from Samsung's recent acquisition of LoopPay combined with NFC.
NFC Times Exclusive: A long-anticipated but delayed launch of an NFC case for the iPhone 5 is finally ready to go forward, following remaining approvals needed from Visa and Apple, NFC Times has learned.
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U.S. Bank has announced the "beta" launch of its Go Mobile service in two cities, using microSDs and an NFC-enabled case for the iPhone.
Bank of America has not yet tipped its hand about how it plans to roll out mobile payment in the U.S., but it is unlikely to use microSD cards–that is, if a recent evaluation of the technology by a bank representative is any guide.
BARCELONA – Isis, as expected, has named the first three banks planning to issue payment applications for its Isis Mobile Wallet, JPMorgan Chase, Capital One and Barclaycard US.
2012 was going to be the year that the new era of NFC-based mobile commerce had finally arrived–with Google Wallet rolling out widely, mobile operators in the U.S. and Europe making significant inroads with their own mobile wallets and big Asian m-commerce players generally commercializing NFC, as well.
In a first for the U.S. market, one of the country's largest banks plans to begin issuing dual-interface EMV cards targeted at international travelers.
Wells Fargo bank will reportedly test contactless-mobile payment this fall in association with Visa Inc., using microSD cards and a payWave application onboard.
NFC Times Exclusive – The planned launch of NFC transit ticketing in Japan next month with Apple Pay shined the spotlight on the emergence of closed-loop NFC transit ticketing–which has been seen as a prime application for NFC phones but one that has disappointed NFC backers for years.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Agreements that were announced with Visa, Discover and, last week, Mastercard may finally help PayPal reverse years of failed attempts to enable customers to pay with its PayPal Wallet in stores.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Apple Wednesday confirmed that its new iPhone 7 smartphones and second-generation Apple Watch will support Sony's proprietary FeliCa technology in Japan, as earlier reported, enabling transit and retail payments when Apple Pay launches in Japan next month. The tech giant will also expand Apple Pay into New Zealand and Russia this year, though was able to announce only one issuer so far between the two countries.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Rising from a failed TSM and wallet provider, Norway-based MeaWallet has transformed itself into a certified supplier of host card emulation technology, now part of Sweden-based Seamless Distribution.
NFC Times Excusive Insight – China's mobile payments market continues to heat up, with Chinese smartphone makers Huawei and Xiaomi announcing lineups of major banks as well as transit agencies participating in their respective NFC-based 'Pays' services.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Apple vowed it will not agree to open up its NFC technology or yield to other negotiating points that four large Australian banks have raised as part of their request to antitrust regulators to negotiate collectively with Apple and to boycott participation in Apple Pay while the negotiations are going on.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Apple plans to support proprietary FeliCa technology as well as NFC in its iPhones sold in Japan like other handset makers in Japan have been doing since 2012, probably starting with the iPhone 7; but the tech giant won't necessarily introduce Apple Pay with the device, a source told NFC Times.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Twelve months after launch, Samsung Pay is available in seven countries and eight total markets with users having made a combined 100 million or so transactions over the past year, but the tech giant is not disclosing its total number of users.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – One of Australia's largest supermarket chain, Coles, and the Australian Retailers Association have thrown their support behind four major banks seeking permission from Australian antitrust regulators to negotiate as a bloc with Apple as they try to break what they see as the tech giant's divide-and-conquer strategy for recruiting banks for Apple Pay.
NFC Times Exclusive – Both Visa and Mastercard have set deadlines for ending support for alternate PANs that a number of banks are issuing for their mobile payments apps, as the schemes continue to push their own tokenization services to issuers, NFC Times has learned.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Adding mobile payments capabilities to flagship smartphones appears to be a must-have feature as OEMs fight for market share in China's hotly contested phone market.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Contactless reader and NFC vendor On Track Innovations reported lower expenses and says it has positioned itself to earn more revenue from services in addition to its reader sales and possible NFC patent income–all in hopes of making the company profitable for the first time in its history. The question of when that will happen remains unanswered, however, and OTI doesn't provide guidance.


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Lotame Spark—our global summit for Data Management Platform (DMP) clients—will return to Manhattan on Tuesday, March 7, 2017 at Cipriani Wall Street.READ MORE
Lotame's Data Management Platform (DMP) has been architected to deliver measurable value for both marketers and publishers. This value is unlocked through a powerful set of interlinked tools and features that enable you to maximize effectiveness at every stage of your data strategy.
Lotame's DMP enables you to collect first-party data from across your sites, apps and ad campaigns. You can then combine this data with insights from your other first-party sources, such as email data or data housed in your CRM system. Our advanced rules-based data collection allows you to capture even the most granular data points so you can build a truly complete profile of your audiences.
As it is collected, your first-party data will automatically flow into hierarchies within the platform. You can then use these hierarchies to create audience segments, selecting the specific demographics, interests and actions you want to target against. You can further enrich the audience segments you create by using third-party data gathered from our global data exchange.
Lotame is a fully media agnostic platform meaning that we don't dictate which channels you use to activate your data. Instead, we have set up direct integrations with every major DSP, ad server, exchange and SSP. These integrations give you complete data portability and enable you to make the audience segments you build within the DMP instantly actionable.
Industry-leading analytics tools built into Lotame's DMP enable you to uncover new insights into both the audience segments you create and the people who engage with your content or campaigns. The platform also includes a suite of manual and fully automated optimization tools. These tools can be used to add scale to your cross-screen campaigns as well as increase performance against your specific KPIs.
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ROCKFORD, IL – Pro Football Hall of Famer Dan Marino was the keynote speaker at the All-Star Preps Best of Rock River Valley Banquet hosted by The Rockford Register Star and The Journal-Standard of Freeport. The event took place on Monday, June 20, 2016 and ws held at Giovanni's Restaurant and Convention ... read more
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, CANADA – NFL Hall of Famer Dan Marino was named to be keynote speaker for the 44th Annual Rady JCC Sports Dinner The event is to be held at the RBC Convention Centre, 375 York Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3C 3J3, Canada on Tuesday, June 21, 2016. Source: Winnipeg Free Press Marino's powerful st ... read more
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — NFL Hall of Famer, Dan Marino, was the guest speaker as a part of the Charlotte Touchdown Clubs Luncheon Speaker Series held at the Westin Hotel ballroom Tuesday, July 30, in Charlotte, N.C. The Charlotte Observer reported that Marino answered questions for nearly an hour. He was asked about e ... read more


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As humans, we have been adorning our bodies for as long as we've been communicating with each other. In fact, body adornment is one of our ways of speaking-- a way to tell people about ourselves and connect on a visual level.
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Ah the renaissance — what a time huh? For those of you who don't know (and you should), the renaissance was a time during the fourteenth to the seventeenth century, which is though to be the era when the middle ages met modern history. Marking the start of the modern age, it began in Italy, where it eventually spread to the rest of Europe.
This time spawned an explosion in some of history's finest architecture, art, science, politics and literature. Technologies such as concrete, oil painting and metal working techniques were rediscovered. Arguably the biggest cultural movement of its time the renaissance saw gradual Europe-wide reforms in education and the development of new political practices as a result of customs and conventions. Science and practical thinking also reformed. An increased emphasis on inductive reasoning and observation rapidly became the norm. This led to rapid and successive scientific breakthroughs and a scientific method that is recognized and used to this day.
Social revolution and reform was just as common place… but standing above all reform were the advances in art. This time saw Leonardo de Vinci and Michelangelo's greatest works of art!
It is theorized that the Black Death was the catalyst for the start of the renaissance. Italy, the supposed birthplace of the renaissance, was hit very badly by the plague. Florence, where the renaissance began, had its population almost halved as a result of the plague. It is argued that as this time, the plague forced people to become familiar with death. The thinkers of the time shifted focus away from spiritual endeavors and the afterlife; instead, they turned their focus to their lives on earth.
The plague: For those of you who don't know (and you should definitely now this)… it is a disease that was spread by fleas. Carried by ships that were returning from Asia, the fleas and disease spread quickly across Europe due to a lack of sanitation. In the UK for example, the population went from 4 million people to just over 2.5 million during the peak of the pandemic outbreak.
Mortality rates wasn't the only factor that was affected. Land values across Europe dropped by forty percent — food prices experienced similar drops in price. Therefore, survivors benefited from abundant inheritance, cheap food and abundant land.
The influence of the renaissance continued to spread gaining significant pace in the fifteenth century. This was arguably due to an innovative and revolutionary German invention — the printing press. The press enabled the rapid transference of influence between cultures. During this time, document, pictures, painting, literature could be and was sent far and wide, resulting in profound change across Europe from that point. Scholars took anything they could get their hands on and were quick to translate the implications of the renaissance into regional equivalents.


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Arsenal legend Thierry Henry says he is excited with the prospect to lead the Belgian national team as assistant manager. The Sky Sports pundit was named by former Everton manager Roberto Martinez as part of his coaching crew in preparations for the World Cup in Russia.
The former coach of Belgium Marc Wilmots was sacked by the apex football body as part of the reaction to their shocking loss in the quarter finals of the Euro 2016 in France. (more…)
Bayern Munich boss Carlo Ancelotti has thanked the club's former boss Pep Guardiola for providing him with a fantastic team.
Ancelotti will bring a different approach to management at the Allianz Arena, but the players are almost similar compared to last season. The club has not made massive investments into the squad realising that they already have a fantastic group of players. Even though the club has spent € 70 million on playersRenato Sanches and Mats Hummels, they have been able to recoup much of the fee through the sales of Mario Götze and Sebastian Rode. Ancelotti has confirmed that he does not want to change the style of play too much just because this is a new regime. Instead, he wants to continue with the approach taken by Guardiola but with a few tweaks.
The debate about who coach Joachim Low should pick as the new captain of the team has continued and it even entered a new dimension when DW sport writer Michael Da Silva canvassed support for Jerome Boareng, saying he represents multicultural German and should be picked over others.
Since former captain Bastian Schweinsteiger resigned from international football following the exit from the Euro 2016 where they were favourites to lift the title, the captaincy has been void.
The German national team is at a crossroads at who should be the next person that will lead German soccer. Schweinsteiger is one of the most celebrated players of the Die Nationalmannschaft, he was sterling when he dragged the country beyond regular time at the World Cup final against Argentina in 2014. His performance was impressive that he was handed the captain's armband. With a generation of German soccer players exiting, Philip Lahm, Miroslav Klose, Per Mertesacker and now Bastian Schweinsteiger, the new captain has a huge task to manage the team as they experience a lot of changes.
Coach Joachim Low has committed himself till the World Cup billed for Russia in 2018, but he needs the right mind in the players' ranks as they hope to defend their title and stamp a foot in world football as they seem to be waning.
Germany have defeated the French team since 1958 in every competitive game, but the French are getting set to cause an upset on home soil as they both face off in the semi final of the Euro 2016.
The hosts defeated Iceland 5-2 as they matched to the semi final while Germany had to dig deep to see off a resolute and compact Italian side in a penalty shootout, after the match winner couldn't be decided in regular time.
The French played Germany last year in November at the Stade de France but it wasn't competitive. Terrorists threatened but the game ended in a 2-0 victory for the French. The terrorists killed one outside the stadium after failing to get inside to wreck more havoc.
When both teams met in a competitive front at the quarter final stage of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, Germany emerged victors. France is set to welcome Leicester City's N'Golo Kante and Adil Rami since the suspended duo would be available after serving their suspension in the Iceland game. Laurent Koscielny and Olivier Giroud were sacrificed early in the game against Iceland as they both had yellow card bookings.
Javier Hernandez was recently pictured meeting future Bayern Munich manager Carlo Ancelotti in Canada.
Bayern seemed to have one of the strongest squads in the Champions League this season. However, they were left short in the forward area when Robert Lewandowski and Thomas Müller both failed to score against Atletico Madrid. This has raised the need for a third option who can be excellent when called upon. Since his move to German football, Hernandez has been on a brilliant run. His 17 goals in 26 games for Bayer Leverkusen has put the club on the verge of qualification to the Champions League. Hernandez has dismissed rumours that he is seeking a move to Bayern Munich and insisted that the meeting with Ancelotti was just a formal greeting. (more…)
Bayern Munich outgoing coach, Pep Guardiola says he didn't change German football during his time at the club, as some reports mentioned.
The coach has played down suggestions he has changed German football during his time at Bayern Munich. The Spaniard took charge of his final Bundesliga game when Bayern manager hosted Hannover on Saturday. They champions defeated the visitors 3-1 to lift the 12th title in 18 years.
Guardiola, who will join Manchester City in the summer, have won three straight league titles with the Bavarians, but was unwilling to comment on claims his style has altered German football.
"I'm not the right person to say how great my influence on German football was," he said on Friday.
"I didn't come here to change German football. I'm arrogant, but not that arrogant.
"I came here to learn, the same reason I'm going to England. (more…)
Stoke City manager Mark Hughes is fearing a lengthy spell on the sidelines for defender Glen Johnson, who had to be stretchered off in the game against Bournemouth.
The former Liverpool and Chelsea defender has been one of the reasons behind Stoke's massive change in philosophy as far as football style is concerned. Under the regime of Tony Pulis, the club were heavily one dimensional and resorted to playing the long ball style of football to get results. Hughes was given the primary objective of making Stoke attractive to watch and he has achieved this target so far while still managing to get decent set of results.
The club ended a run of five straight defeats in all competitions with the 3-1 victory over relegation threatened Bournemouth. This victory was of massive importance since the club was starting to slip down the table. The club's last league victory came in the middle of January. The barren run was ended but it came at a major cost to the club. Hughes fears that Johnson may be out for around 10 weeks after damaging his knee ligaments. The injury comes at a time when the club's starting to think about a potential Europa league place, which is still within the reach. (more…)
Joachim Low is not very happy with how Kevin Grosskreutz has gone about his business in the recent times and he has already ruled the 27-year old out of contention for the upcoming Euros.
According to Low, Grosskreutz has not had enough playing time in the last 18 months for him to be considered for selection in the squad for a big tournament.
Grosskreutz has switched clubs frequently of late.
He left Borussia Durtmund and moved to Galatasaray in September 2015, but, he didn't get to play any game there in Turkey for the first three months of his tenure because of some registration issues.
However, he was allowed to play from the start of the New Year, but, he decided not to persist there and make his way back to Bundesliga
The defender is currently at VfB Stuttgart.
When asked about Grosskreutz, if he is there in the reckoning or not for Euros, Low replied in negative straightaway.
"No, I don't think so", said the Germany boss.
"Kevin's not been playing on a regular basis." (more…)
Salomon Kalou has said that the tough words of the manager of Hertha Berlin motivated him and helped him get the old touch back in his game.
Kalou had joined Berlin in the summer of 2014 with a big reputation.
But, playing a total of 27 games the previous season, he only managed to shake the net 6 times which did not please Pal Dardai, the man in charge at the Olympic Stadium.
The boss was critical about his veteran forward in public saying that he did not show as much firepower as he was expecting off him.
But, according to Kalou, whatever came off Pal, he took it in a positive way.
Speaking to a TV presenter recently, Kalou said, "If somebody is telling the truth on my face, that's honesty and I like it."
"Pal is that kind of individual. If he sees that you are lacking something in your game, he would not hesitate in letting you know and that's how, I believe, a coach should operate."
"As manager, Pal was entitled to say whatever he said and I took a lot of motivation from that." (more…)
The German champions Bayern Munich have secured the services of the Chilean midfielder Arturo Vidal as he made his way from Juventus over to the Allianz Arena for a transfer fee of €37 million.
Bayern Munich won the 2014-15 season of the Bundesliga in stellar form as Pep Guardiola and his players gathered a total of 79 points meanwhile their nearest rivals were Wolfsburg and they could only muster to seal 69 points. A 10 point difference in any league is a huge difference as Bayern Munich didn't even had to play all their respective domestic league matches but they were still crowned as the champions of Germany.
Arturo Vidal is one of the standout players of the previous Serie A season and many clubs were interested in signing the Chilean midfielder as he is a versatile midfielder who can perform in different positions in any team.
Bayern Munich has been winning the Bundesliga title for the past 3 seasons and it doesn't seem like there is any other club that is capable of competing against Pep Guardiola and his army of world class players.
Wolfsburg is the club in the Bundesliga which has shown most progress recently. Dieter Hecking is the manager of Wolfsburg and he took charge of the club back in December of 2012. In that time, Wolfsburg was positioned in the middle section of the German league but Hecking has been able to guide them into the top 2 spots of the Bundesliga.
Kevin De Bruyne and Ricardo Rodriguez are the main stars of Wolfsburg as those are the players in the team of Dieter Hecking which have the potential of winning matches with their individual skills but it seems doubtful if it will be enough to cope against the platoon of Pep Guardiola. (more…)
Former Chelsea midfielder Kevin De Bruyne endured a disappointing few years at West London, but he was sold for an impressive transfer fee to Wolfsburg.
Since his return back to the German league, De Bruyne has gone from strength to strength and is regarded as one of the world's best players now. The 23-year-old managed an astonishing 28 assists in all competitions for the German club, who finished second largely because of his exploits. Aside from those direct involvements in goals, De Bruyne also managed to come up with 15 for his own account.
These good performances have led to a shock link with Chelsea, who are believed to be preparing a € 40 million offer for him in the summer transfer window. However, De Bruyne has ended any speculation about a return to Stamford Bridge for the time being by saying that he will not return as long as Mourinho remains in charge. A number of former players have fallen mode with the Portuguese boss due to his reluctance to explain the reasons for being dropped. In the case of De Bruyne, he rarely featured in the first-team and made only three appearances in the Premier League before being sold to Wolfsburg. (more…)


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