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Defying international protests that called the process illegitimate, Crimea today went ahead with a referendum and voted overwhelmingly to join Russia. What was it like at the polls today? Hari Sreenivasan speaks with NewsHour's chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner about today's vote and what that could mean for Crimea in the coming days. Continue reading
The spotlight focused on Crimea Sunday as the region voted whether or not to secede from Ukraine. Other parts of Ukraine caught in the crisis with Russia also showed growing signs of volatility. Hari Sreenivasan speaks with Frontline's James Jones from the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkov about the mounting tension between pro-Russian demonstrators and Ukrainian nationalists. Continue reading
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text: Global Entrepreneurship and Transnationalism By Ivan Light Professor of Sociology University of California, Los Angeles firstname.lastname@example.com Здравствуйте! Hello! My research concerns the role of migrants in international business, now and in the past. I begin with the past. Once diasporas were . . . Ethno-national communities scattered around the globe in continuous, long-term contact with one another. Hub and spokes organization with the homeland as hub Rare even then Diasporas Diasporas are communicating international settlements organized around a putative or real homeland on a hub and spoke basis. 1 2 \ / 7 -- Homeland -- 3 / | \ 6 5 4 Middleman minorities Historic trading peoples who undertook commercial functions wherever they resided. Middleman minorities were organized into diasporas. Six Examples Exemplary middleman minorities: Chinese in SE Asia Parsees of India Sikhs of East Africa Armenians of the Levant Jews of Europe and North Africa Hausa of Nigeria Resisting Assimilation Immigrants assimilated. Middleman minorities successfully resisted assimilation often for centuries. Result: they were bi-cultural or multi-cultural in mono-cultural civilizations. Retention of their ethnic culture enabled them to retain the diasporic structure for centuries. Trading Diasporas Middleman minorities exploited the commercial resources that their diasporic communities afforded them. Bilingualism Quickly perceived business opportunities International social networks Enforceable Trust Business skills Bilingualism Speaking their ethnic language as well as the vernacular of their country of residence, middleman minorities could communicate across linguistic barriers that stymied others. In Turkey In Peru Turkish > Armenian > Armenian > Spanish weaver merchant merchant customer Perception of opportunities Living simultaneously in two or more societies, middlemen minorities readily perceived entrepreneurial opportunities for moving goods or services from one to the other. Benson Honig called it, "Dual habitus." Popcorn in Chinese movie theaters Introduced by returned students International Social Networks Thanks to the hub and spoke organization of their diasporas, middleman minorities could readily find co-ethnic trading partners abroad. Diaspora and Homeland d6 - d7 - d8 / \ | / \ d5 --- HL --- d1 \ / | \ / d4 d3 d2 Enforceable Trust The international social networks produced an international system of enforceable trust that subjected to sanctions any who violated the presumption of honesty. Example: Jewish diamond merchants in Amsterdam. Sanctions Social Isolation Exclusion from the ethnic economy Legal penalties "The ethnic economy" Sector of independent business owned and operated by co-ethnics, their unpaid family workers, and co-ethnic employees. Business Skills Middleman minorities acquired advanced business skills and passed them along to younger generations in hands-on apprenticeships. There weren't any business schools then! Resisting assimilation When immigrants or ethnic minorities assimilate, they lose their former commercial advantages: Bi- or multi-lingualism international social networks with enforceable trust Network – wide repository of business skills advantageous perception of market opportunity Assimilation brings: Mono-lingualism No international social connections No enforceable international trust Mono-habitus Reduced access to ethnic business skills What's transnationalism? It's the modern term currently given to the people who live abroad and in their homelands more or less simultaneously. A recent product of: jet airplanes, electronic communications, globalization Transnationalism Now Transnationalism provides today's migrants with most of the same diasporic advantages that were once in the past reserved to middleman minorities. bi-lingualism international networks based on enforceable trust advantageous perception of opportunity Transnationalism does not provide: Centuries – old repertoire of business skills that can be accessed from co-ethnic community Multi-generation access to these resources. Transnationals assimilate. Transnationalism's effect Transnationalism increases the number of people in the world who have access to the diasporic advantages that were in the past restricted to middleman minorities. Transnationalism weakens but does not suppress or replace middleman minorities. Transnationalism, defined . . . persistent, multi-cultural diasporas that link a an ethnic homeland with multiple countries of settlement. Transmigrants are resident in at least two societies, and active participants in all at the same time. What is Encouraging Transnationalism? Instantaneous electronic communications skype, email, web Jet airplanes and low fares Host country multiculturalism Sending country retentionism dual citizenship, voting privileges for expatriates Entrepreneur visas skip immigration queues Transnational Diasporas Hub and spokes structure Bi-lingualism International social networks Enforceable trust But transnationals lack a cultural heritage of business skills that middlemen had! From above and below "Transnationalism from below" refers to social conditions that result in wholesale production of transnationals among immigrant minorities. "Transnationalism from above" refers to state policies that encourage transnationalism among migratory elites esp. jumping the immigration queue Is transnationalism eternal? Will transnationals resist assimilation for centuries? Probably not. Middlemen did. However, possibly globalization creates a new transnational for every one who finally assimilates. If so, transnationals assimilate, but transnationalism persists! Assimilation In the past, European immigrants to the USA became monolingual in English in the third generation. It now takes somewhat longer for immigrants today but the direction of change is the same. Monolingualism is a litmus test of assimilation. Globalization Globalization means the accelerated economic integration of previously less integrated national economies. Globalization and Transnationalism Transnationals are well endowed to do the work of linking and integrating economies. bi-cultural, spoke and hub organization, international networks, enforceable trust, prompt perception of opportunity conditions Who's in charge? Globalization is much bigger than transnationalism. Transnationalism is globalization's helper; it did not singly cause globalization. Transnationalism accelerates globalization. The dominance of English English has become the dominant language of the world in science, business, and diplomacy. English is the second largest language group in the world if we count only native speakers. World's largest language groups # 1 Chinese # 2 English # 3 Spanish But English passes Chinese if non-native speakers are included. Consequences of English dominance English-speaking business people in Turkey and Peru no longer need the intermediary help of resident Armenians in order to do business. This intermediary service was an important prop of middleman minorities' commercial advantage and its loss undermines (but does not extinguish) the commercial advantage of transnational entrepreneurs. Asymmetrical Effects of English dominance In the 1990s, immigration increased the exports of both Canada and the United States without increasing their imports. That is, after a lag, increased immigrants from country A increased Canadian and US exports to country A without increasing imports from A. A possible explanation Foreigners now speak English so they need no help from transnational immigrants from the USA or from Canada in order to export to Canada or the USA. Speaking English, Swedes don't need transnational Americans in Sweden in order to export to the United States. True, Swedes made some mistakes Vacuum cleaner advertising slogan: "Nothing sucks like Electrolux." If you don't understand this joke, you are not a native speaker of American English. Jens and the "pirate ship" to Copenhagen But conversely Mono-lingual English-speakers need the help of resident transnationals in order to export to the immigrants' homelands. Speaking only English, Americans need the help of Swedish transnationals in the US in order to export to Sweden. Swedes already speak English; they don't need American helpers to export to the USA. My friend, Sharon C Sharon C. speaks no Spanish. She could not export American cheese to Mexico until she hired a Mexican American salesman. Now he's her partner. And they are exporting cheese to Mexico in Spanish. Transnational Entrepreneurs Transnational entrepreneurs in Englishspeaking countries enjoy enhanced opportunities in the export trade thanks to their bi-cultural competence. It's better to be a transnational Polish entrepreneur in Canada than a transnational Canadian entrepreneur in Poland because Poles speak English, but Canadians do not speak Polish. "The merchant speaks the customers' language" This ancient adage of international commerce is still true, and it implies that mono-lingual Anglophone entrepreneurs need bi-lingual helpers in order to find/build markets abroad. Lost in translation Chevrolet Nova = Chevrolet no va = "Chevrolet doesn't go" in Spanish Chevrolet sales plunged in Latin America! Global English English dominance is now a structure, not a friction. A friction would impose the same transaction cost in either direction. However, the effects of global English dominance are asymmetrical. One asymmetrical advantage Native speakers of English enjoy an asymmetrical commercial advantage in that their foreign trade negotiations are carried on in their native language. This situation confers an asymmetrical advantage too. A disadvantage The English-speaking countries must rely on transnational business migrants who increase their exports without increasing their imports. Immigration provides the linguistic skills and foreign social networks that enable their exports. Who benefits? Transnational entrepreneurship does not have identical economic consequences or bestow equal benefits everywhere in the world. Conclusion 1 Transnational entrepreneurs enhance the international trade of all countries. bi-cultural, spoke and hub organization, international networks, enforceable trust, prompt perception of opportunity conditions Conclusion 2 However, the English-speaking world obtains the most benefit from immigrant transnationalism, which confers linguistic skills the English-speaking countries lack. Looking out of the goldfish bowl is their unique challenge. Implication The case for the advantageousness of transnational entrepreneurship is somewhat weaker in non-Englishspeaking countries than in Anglophone countries. Conclusion 3 Country A's expatriates are Country B's immigrants. Expatriates promote a source country's international trade. What about emigrants? Ireland is an English – speaking country with many expatriates abroad, and immigrants at home. Other English-speaking countries have immigrants, but Ireland also has many expatriates. The Irish Diaspora expats expats \ / expats ---IRELAND ---- expats / \ expats expats Irish Expatriates Speak English and foreign languages Understand Irish society and foreign society Enjoy enforceable trust in two locations "Dual habitus" improves perception of business opportunities Transnationals, not middleman minority Immigrants in Ireland The same advantages as Irish expats Speak English and foreign languages Understand Irish society and foreign society Enjoy enforceable trust in two locations "Dual habitus" improves perception of business opportunities Ireland's International Trade Ireland's immigrants and expats offer a possibility for expanding merchandise and service exports of small & medium business sector that is usually underperforming big business in international trade. References Ivan Light. "Transnational Entrepreneurs in an English-Speaking World." Die Erde 141 nos. 1-2 (2010): 1 – 16. Ivan Light. "Foreword." Pp. ix – xvi in Transnational and Immigrant Entrepreneurship in a Globalized World, edited byBenson Honig, Israel Drori, and Barbara Carmichael. Toronto: University of Toronto, 2010. End Thanks for your attention. Gracias para su atención email@example.com Thanks/Goodbye Спасибо/до свидания


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By FRANCO PANIZO
LANDOVER, Md. — The U.S. men's national team has had 10 months to fine-tune things under head coach Jurgen Klinsmann, and now they will get to see just how far they have come along.
The United States will take on five-time World Cup champions Brazil on Wednesday night at FedEx Field in a high-profile friendly that the Americans are using as to gauge where they stand before World Cup qualifying begins next weekend.
The Americans are coming off a big 5-1 win after defeating Scotland in their first summer friendly on Saturday, and they are hoping to build on that against a Brazilian team that, despite missing several of their top stars, still has plenty of ability.
"They love to dictate their own game, they're used to kind of set the tone and they have wonderful players, there's no doubt about it," said Klinsmann. "But now it's interesting for us, the situation is how much can we take to them, how much can we go eye-to-eye on the field in certain areas and elements in terms of tempo, in terms of tactical approach, in terms closing them down and also play our game and go forward and cause them some trouble.
"It's an exciting benchmark that we face. It will tell us a lot about where we are in our process, and it will definitely help us for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers."
Klinsmann will likely once again opt not to start Clint Dempsey and Jozy Altidore. The two U.S. attackers are trying to catch up to speed with the rest of the team in terms of fitness after missing the first week of the U.S. team's training camp, and that should force them to come off the bench versus Brazil, if at all.
Who Klinsmann decides to put in their place is more of an unknown. He could go with Terrence Boyd and Jose Torres (the two players who filled in for the aforementioned duo against Scotland), or he could go with putting in a more experienced forward like Herculez Gomez or Chris Wondolowski up top, or he could switch from the 4-3-3 formation to something else.
Whoever starts, though, will be given the unenvious task of having to chase down Brazilian attackers. From Neymar and his dazzling dribbling skills to the prowess of Hulk, Leandro Damiao and Alexandre Pato inside the penalty area, the United States will need to put forth a disciplined defensive effort to give themselves a chance in the game.
"Naturally, they like to dominate the ball, dominate possession," said goalkeeper Tim Howard. "We clearly know that, but we were good the other night on the counterattack and our football was really good and how we possessed it. It'll be wide open and that's how they like to play the game, but we're going to try and do a few things to put the game in situations we like."
Taking the game to the young Selecao side is part of the plan for the United States. Just as they did against Scotland last Saturday and to a lesser extent against Italy in a historic win in February, the Americans want to try and get forward and exploit some of the space the Brazilians might leave as they push forward.
In the past, the U.S. team has been content to sit and counter. But Klinsmann wants players like Landon Donovan and Michael Bradley to try and push the tempo against the skilled Brazilians when they can, and he will also try and push his defensive line up the field if possible.
"Obviously, you see that during the game how far you can go high up and put pressure on them in their own half and make the spaces really tight and difficult for them to come through," said Klinsmann. "The fascination of the Brazilian style is obviously how they change positions. Their strikers how they come into midfield, midfield become strikers, even fullbacks become strikers if you look at Marcelo or Danilo, they are used to go and play right wingers. That's what their style is about: that everybody loves to attack from their end."
Containing the Brazilians is no easy task, but the Americans are no strangers to the South American powerhouse. The match against Brazil will mark the fifth time the two teams have met since 2007. And although the United States has never beaten the Brazilians in that window, the Americans are confident they can get a result if they play to the capabilities they have demonstrated in recent months.
"Every team has their strengths and weaknesses," said Klinsmann. "Undoubtedly they have a lot of strengths, but they also have some weaknesses, so hopefully we can take advantage of a few of them."
And to be clear, I am not calling any of us uneducated soccer fans. I was referring to less avid fans that don't read and post in one of the better soccer blogs we have.
There's asking tough questions, and there's weird gonzo Tabloidism, which is how the British press treats the England team.
It doesn't help them, to say the least.
Turgid Jacobian
Sort of agree with your laast point.
The USNT will come out and play for the first 15 minutes or so. After that, they will bunker down and look for a lucky goal on the counter……Bradley style
I don't think there are any takers.
I think if you sift through the huge amount of quotes that JK has put out all these month's, it comess down to this.
" We want the players to be in the best shape possible and then we will attack them as a team and if we are truly committed anything is possible"
or my translation:
"F++K "em. Let them worry about us."
I've watched JK over most of his career as a player and when you look at all winning teams he was on, they were great players but they were not the greatest players. The other guys were often more talented.
But what they did have was an absolutely rock solid belief that they would find a way to win and they almost always did. Just thinking about playing those teams was exhausting because they absolutely refused to ever concede anything. A real arrogant, hard core, hard nosed bunch.
It's a good thing JK is so personable because most of those guys were pretty unpleasant.
I see no reason to think JK will run this team any other way.
JK is not okay with losing.
Never has been. Look at his career.
What gets lost in his charm offensive is the man is a very poor loser.
I'm sure he expects to win tonight.
The USMNT still hasn't had a full side on the field at one time. It won't again tonight.
However, I like the timing of it all leading into qualifying.
Beginning of a better story. Once upon a time there was a Know-It-All on a blog who thought a tournament that happens once every four years was the only true benchmark for a world wide sport. Since most soccer carrers only span two, sometimes three, Wold Cups it may be an important tournament but is by no means the only true benchmark.
Where I live Benchmark is a rehab place for rich kids who's parents found out they party on the weekend. They go their with a taste for pot and leave with a taste for hard stuff. Speaking of pot…go smoke a bowl and chill out. It is just a game.
You set a goal, decide what you need do to achieve that goal and then use benchmarks to measure where you are against that goal. Benchmark is a good term. Maybe you can think about this while bagging groceries at work tomorrow.
Ryan in NYC from NC
The fact that this conversation is even going on is a huge deal for soccer in the US. We have so much to look forward to. It's a special time for us. #USMNT. Don't tread!!
This conversation strikes me as an example of the old saying that text is a reflection of the reader. I'm a bit mystified at how people think the word benchmark implies something negative, meaning that the coach or whomever uses it doesn't care. I honestly see it as totally the opposite. If your coach or your boss were to say to you that they're going to view the results as a benchmark on where you stand, would you take that to mean that the coach/boss was saying that they don't care how you do, that the results of your performance won't matter? That is very strange to me. If anything, my perception of the people who think it's bad to use the performance against Brazil as a benchmark is that those people inherently think US players are inferior to Brazil's, and therefore take it to mean that the US players can't set a benchmark that's higher than that of the Brazilians. That's not what the term benchmark means, to me it just means we'll see if your better, worse or even with.
If you want Klinsman to say that he's going to go all out to get a result, that's just silly. If it were the World Cup, he'd be pushing to get players who aren't 100%, like Dempsey, to play because the result is more important than the risk of injury, which I think would be dumb. Also, in a friendly, you might want to try a player who you might not put into a World Cup game being played today, but for whom the experience of playing Brazil might help him develop into a player to be used in a World Cup, or qualifying. So instead he uses a term that lets the players know that their performances matter, where they stand in the coach's eyes will be based on how well they play. What's so bad about that?
I have the same fear, that after a energetic start, brasil will beat us back so the counter is our only out. Hope not.
Strange that the expectations are due to the USMNT's play in one game v Scotland. Yes, it was beautiful, it was sustained, and resulted in lots of goals. But one game.
Juan, Gooch is a starter for one of the top teams in Portugal so he is used to face fast skilled attackers, including Hulk, who plays in the same league. Plus he has a lot more experience than Cameron in playing in big games – e.g. Confederation's Cup final against Brazil and semifinal against Spain, games against Mexico at Azteca, etc. Having said that, Brazil will be a handful. While Brazil is no longer the top team in the world, their talent pool is very deep and they can easily field 3-4 very good teams without a huge drop off.
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The fall of Raqqa on the Euphrates River would be a significant development in the two-year-old revolt against Assad. The rebels do not claim to hold any other provincial capitals.
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BRANISLAV IVANOVIC insists Chelsea's new style is not to blame for their
defensive lapses.
The Blues have adopted a more attacking style this season after the squad
underwent a mini overhaul in the summer.
Eden Hazard's arrival has added an extra dimension to Roberto Di Matteo's side
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It had been a long and emotionally draining night for John and Ann as they tended to John's father, who spent most of the night chomping down hard on a wooden spoon while John himself dug in his father's leg to remove the .22 slug lodged in there.
It well into the wee hours of the night before all were able to sleep. Abner was physically spent and passed out on the couch, in front of the flickering fire. For a while Ann and John alternated watching over the older man while he slept, but they too succumbed to exhaustion around two-thirty in the morning.
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It was February, but the recent storm had added another five inches of snow to the already waist-deep levels in and around Corrigan County, and when the morning sun finally blazed over the horizon and through the trees, John winced in his sleep as the sharp whiteness of the outside world invaded his slumber. Groggily, he pushed himself up and looked to his left, where Ann gently snored beneath the comforter. A pang of guilt pulled at his chest as he looked upon a lock of her wild hair which spilled across her pillow. What had come between them to force her into the arms of another man? John was not angry with her as he was disappointed in himself for allowing her to nearly slip away. He vowed to be more attentive to her in the future and not take her for granted.
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John stopped cold.
The fire was well tended, and crackled merrily to itself. Even more surprisingly, Abner was absent from his appointed position on the couch.
John looked around and called softly, "Dad?" He waited for a reply before moving on to the tiny kitchen area, which consisted of a badly leaning table and two chairs in front of a terribly dilapidated old stove. Old Abner was obviously not there, either.
John turned around and called again, a little louder, "Dad?"
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By DAN KARELL
The U.S. Men's Under-20 National Team passed through the gauntlet that is the CONCACAF Under-20 Championship, but their road to FIFA Under-20 World Cup glory will be much, much tougher.
In Group A, The U.S. will face Spain, France, and Ghana, all strong candidates to advance in the group stage. Elsewhere, one of the deepest tournaments in memory is missing two regulars, as Brazil and Argentina both shockingly failed to qualify. Brazil, the 2011 World Cup champion, are missing the tournament for the first time since 1979.
Greece, Cuba, and El Salvador all make their debut's at the tournament hosted by Turkey, while Mexico brings a squad with a core of players who won the 2011 Under-17 World Cup on home soil.
Here's a closer look at this summer's Under-20 World Cup, which kicks off today:
GROUP A: United States, France, Spain, Ghana
Friday: France vs. Ghana (ESPN3) 11am
Friday: USA vs. Spain (ESPN2) 2pm
Monday: France vs. USA (ESPN2) 11am
Monday: Spain vs. Ghana (ESPNU) 2pm
June 27: Ghana vs. USA (ESPNU) 1pm
June 27: Spain vs. France (ESPN3) 1pm
Key Players to Watch: FRANCE: Kurt Zouma, Paul Pogba, Geoffrey Kondogbia, Florian Thauvin; GHANA: Frank Acheampong, Richmond Boakye, Ebenezer Assifuah, Daniel Pappoe; USA: Jose Villarreal, Benji Joya, Luis Gil, Shane O'Neill; SPAIN: Jese, Oliver Torres, Gerard Deulofeu, Paco Alcacer.
OUTLOOK: In what is arguably the toughest group in the tournament, at least one nation will be heart broken by not making it out of the group. Spain enter as two-time defending European Under-19 champions and have a squad that is loaded with talented players like Jese, Oliver, and Deulofeu, that are all wanted by teams abroad. France are no slouches either and Kondogbia and Pogba will be very difficult to break down in the middle of the park, while Zouma cleans up behind them. Yaya Sanogo will be difficult to slow down up top. Ghana lost on penalty kicks in the African Youth Championship, but have in the past brought strong sides to the youth World Cups, and this will be no different. The U.S. will have the tough task of playing without Shane O'Neill when they face Spain in the first match, but they'll be hoping that a side filled with more professionals than ever before can carry them through.
GROUP B: Cuba, South Korea, Nigeria, Portugal
Friday: Cuba vs. South Korea (ESPN3) 11am
Friday: Nigeria vs. Portugal (ESPN3) 2pm
Monday: Cuba vs. Nigeria (ESPN3) 11am
Monday: Portugal vs. South Korea (ESPN3) 2pm
June 27: South Korea vs. Nigeria (ESPN3) 10am
June 27: Portugal vs. Cuba (ESPN3) 10am
Key Players to Watch: CUBA: Arichel Hernandez, Maykel Reyes, Hector Morales, Dairon Perez; SOUTH KOREA: Lee Gwang-Hoon, Kim Hyun, Kang Sang-Woo, Kwon Chang-Hoon; NIGERIA: Aminu Umar, Abdul Ajagun, Michael Olaitan, Edafe Egbedi; PORTUGAL: Bruma, Ricardo, Agostinho Ca, Tiago Ilori.
OUTLOOK: Portugal and Nigeria enter as the traditional favorites to make it out of the group, and for plenty of good reason. The core of the Nigeria side was in the final of the 2011 U-17 World Cup two years ago and forward Aminu Umar was top scorer at the CAF Youth Championship. Portugal meanwhile brings in a squad that, while lacking a ton of top flight experience, has plenty of players that could be set for a place in their club's first-team depending on the results. Bruma, the Sporting winger is one to keep an eye on. Cuba, making their first ever appearance, and South Korea, should put up a good fight but it's unknown whether they'll have any surprises up their sleeves.
GROUP C: Turkey, El Salvador, Colombia, Australia
Saturday: Colombia vs. Australia (ESPN3) 11am
Saturday: Turkey vs. El Salvador (ESPNU) 2pm
Tuesday: Australia vs. El Salvador (ESPN3) 11am
Tuesday: Turkey vs. Colombia (ESPNU) 2pm
June 28: Australia vs. Turkey (ESPN3) 2pm
June 28: El Salvador vs. Colombia (ESPN3) 2pm
Key Players to Watch: TURKEY: Kerim Frei, Hakan Çalhanoğlu, Salih Uçan, Okay Yokuşlu; EL SALVADOR: Jairo Henríquez, Maikon Orellana, Bernardo Majano, Marvin Baumgartner; COLOMBIA: Juan Fernando Quintero, Jhon Córdoba, Jherson Vergara, Cristian Higuita; AUSTRALIA: Jamie Maclaren, Adam Taggart, Ryan Williams, Corey Gameiro.
OUTLOOK: American viewers will remember when the U.S. U-20s played Colombia in the Toulon Tournament, and lost to the South American champions, who would go on to be runners-up in Toulon. Juan Fernando Quintero is one of the top young midfielders in the world, while Cristian Higuita looks to make his own name on the world's stage, son of the famous goalkeeper Rene. The hosts haven't played a competitive match in quite some time, but they'll be rearing to go, while an Australian side with a number of players playing in England could surprise some. El Salvador, with some chemistry as nearly all of their players play on Turin-FESA, could pull off an upset if they defend well.
GROUP D: Mexico, Greece, Paraguay, Mali
Saturday: Mexico vs. Greece (ESPN) 11am
Saturday: Paraguay vs. Mali (ESPN3) 2pm
Tuesday: Mexico vs. Paraguay (ESPN2) 11am
Tuesday: Mali vs. Greece (ESPN3) 2pm
June 28: Mali vs. Mexico (ESPNU) 11am
June 28: Greece vs. Paraguay (ESPN3) 11am
Key Players to Watch: MEXICO: Jesus Corona, Arturo Gonzalez, Antonio Briseño, Guillermo Madrigal; GREECE: Dimitrios Diamantakos, Dimitrios Kolovos, Kostas Triantafyllopoulos, Mavroudis Bougaidis; PARAGUAY: Arnaldo Sanabria, Jorge Rojas, Gustavo Gómez, Derlis Gonzalez; MALI: Adama Niane, Souleymane Sissoko, Abdoulaye Keita, Tiecero Keita.
OUTLOOK: Greece were surprise finalists at last year's European U-19 championships, but they've earned their way with plenty of goalscoring from Diamantakos, who is one to watch. Mexico have carry over players from their U-17 World Cup title squad and with Jose "Tecatito" Corona they're set to make a deep run in the tournament. Though their senior side is floundering, the Paraguay U-20 squad has some nice players, including Jorge Rojas and Arnaldo Sanabria, the latter playing at La Masia in Barcelona. Finally, Mali could surprise a few, as this past spring they finished fourth in the CAF Youth championship, with Adama Niani leading the side in scoring.
GROUP E: Chile, Egypt, England, Iraq
Sunday: Chile vs. Egypt (ESPN3) 11am
Sunday: England vs. Iraq (ESPNU) 2pm
Wednesday: Chile vs. England (ESPN3) 11am
Wednesday: Iraq vs. Egypt (ESPN3) 2pm
June 29: Iraq vs. Chile (ESPN3) 2pm
June 29: Egypt vs. England (ESPNU) 2pm
Key Players to Watch: CHILE: Cristian Cuevas, Angelo Henriquez, Diego Rojas, Igor Lichnovsky; EGYPT: Saleh Gomaa, Mahmoud Kahraba, Ahmed Hassan Koka, Ramy Rabia; ENGLAND: Harry Kane, James Ward-Prowse, Conor Coady, Eric Dier; IRAQ: Mohannad Abdul-Raheem, Dhurgham Ismail, Humam Tariq, Saif Salman.
OUTLOOK: Chile play a fun attacking brand of soccer that will surely be on display with the midfield talents of Rojas, Cuevas, and Rabello feeding Henriquez up top. Egypt and Iraq both called up a squad full of youngsters who have played plenty of games for the senior national team, while the England side, though containing some highly regarded prospects like Ward-Prowse and Kane are missing the likes of Conor Wickham and Jack Butland, as well as five others who were with England at the UEFA Under-21 Championships this summer. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain would also have been eligible to play for the Three Lions this summer.
GROUP F: New Zealand, Uzbekistan, Uruguay, Croatia
Sunday: New Zealand vs. Uzbekistan (ESPN3) 11am
Sunday: Uruguay vs. Croatia (ESPN3) 2pm
Wednesday: New Zealand vs. Uruguay (ESPN3) 11am
Wednesday: Croatia vs. Uzbekistan (ESPN3) 2pm
June 29: Uzbekistan vs. Uruguay (ESPN3) 11am
June 29: Croatia vs. New Zealand (ESPN3) 11am
Key Players to Watch: NEW ZEALAND: Tyler Boyd, Tim Payne, Louis Fenton, Cameron Howieson; UZBEKISTAN: Vladimir Kozak, Igor Sergeev, Jamshid Iskanderov, Tohirjon Shamshitdinov; URUGUAY: Diego Rolan, Nicolas Lopez, Diego Laxalt, Guillermo Varela. CROATIA: Marko Livaja, Marko Pjaca, Josip Radosevic, Niko Datkovic
OUTLOOK: Uruguay and Croatia will be expected to make it out of the group stage, but don't count out New Zealand or Uzbekistan just yet. Uzbekistan, with a number of their players all coming from the same club, will have the kind of chemistry that Uruguay and Croatia dream of. New Zealand feature a number of players in England and at Wellington Phoenix in the A-League, while Croatia have selected a few overseas players in their squad too, particular players based in Italy.
Group A is ridiculous. How in the world do you put Spain and France in one group?
Hope we can beat Ghana and sneak through via the 3rd spot. Making it to the knockout round would be a good showing, methinks.
Agreed. On paper it's so much rougher than any of the other groups.
so… Ghana in our way again, eh?
*cracks knuckles, flips table, has it land on self*
I don't necessarily think that it's poor development at the early stages. I think that it's more a fact of our youth teams don't have that resolve that you can't get without significant experience.
It's no secret that our MNT is not the most technically talented team in the world, but what we lack in skill we usually make up in toughness, grit, and tenacity. Those mentalities are learned only through a generation of errors. One of the best things about the MNT is the fact that they have learned to win when they are not playing well or when the opponent is frustrating us by simply being tougher in than the other team – much like the Honduras game.
If you watched the last significant failure, the inability to qualify for the Olympics, we lost that last game because of attitude, not talent. You could tell that our boys were slightly cocky from the outset, knowing that they were more talented than their opposition. I can't remember who we played, but when they hit back it was evident that we shrunk a bit. Once we took the lead near the end, you could see the air of superiority creeping back in, and it was curtains at that point.
It is a good series of questions but I have to claim ignorance on most of it. I can see the 'cream rising' argument for the following reason. Our larger population and even larger pool of players yields better athletes (faster, bigger,etc.) and while we may not teach the skill aspects as aggressively as other countries, our great athletes eventually get enough skill to be effective in the Senior ranks and their physical attributes remain superior. "Late bloomers" you might say.
Hey, it's one theory.
Are youth teams regularly are the best in CONCACAF. We have made the U-20 Would Cup 9 of the last ten times and the U-20 WC is harder to qualify for than the Senior WC because there are fewer teams. That is also 3 more times than Mexico.
We have been to 14 of 15 U17 World Cups. Again 3 more than Mexico and by far the most int he Confederation.
If anything, these youth teams have out performed the senior team when it comes to qualifying for tournaments.
It is true the teams had some bad luck in the past year but historically,over the past 20 years there is a very good argument that our youth teams have been the best in the Confederation.
hmm. those are good numbers, nice work. So the U17 failure and the Caleb Porter debacle were abnormalities.
Not sure I would put that on porter. Some players weren't released by their clubs and also had injuries during the tournament. Also let us not forget that we were a howler of a goal let up by Sean Johnson in the dying minutes away from advancing from our group. Porter has showed that he is a terrific coach.
I completely agree with your points regarding Porter. And let's not forget about Bill Hamid letting two soft goals in a very short span of time in that game because he was too immature to admit that he was too injured to continue. I was very disappointed because that team dominated possession in their 2-0 win against Mexico's U23 team that ended up winning the Olympics.
That proves our youth teams are better than the others in our region, which they should be considering we have more resources at our disposal than any other country we compete against. And yeah, we've qualified more than Mexico, but they've won trophies so it evens out.
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How exactly does it even out if Mexico has won the U17 WC twice, have placed better than us at the U20 WC (finished 2nd and 3rd) and have won the Olympics?
How DeAndre Yedlin is not on the players to watch is a mystery for me. So here it is: Deandre Yedlin is a player to watch.
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What I really need to know is: will Cristian Higuita unleash the scorpion kick like his papa did in the senior WC?
I'd say a bit of all. I think our "kids" continue to develop when other nations cut them off. Look at Demps as great example. Kids in the US have more avenues to develop college, club teams, academies and such.
Also, the cream rising to the top is another one. Since we have such a larger player pool it takes longer to find those gems. Plus we have the money and resources to develop more players. This is the one of the main reason we and Mexico do so well in CONCACAF WC qualifying. Look at the last two games we played. The opponents were decimated with injuries and suspensions. Yes we were missing some key players but we and Mex have depth.
our group is ridiculously brutal. France up 3-0 on Ghana right now. the US just needs to hope for a result against either Spain or France and then they have to beat Ghana.
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BeschreibungThe Jewish Annotated New Testament is the first edition of the New Testament - the canonical collection of Scriptural writings specifically characteristic of Christianity - to be annotated and explained by Jewish scholars. As such, it puts in new light the Jewish background of the New Testament, and enables all readers - Jewish, Christian, and non-religious - to see these writings against their original historical background and with issues such as the anti-Judaismof some NT writings both highlighted and explained.
InhaltsverzeichnisThe full text of the New Testament (in the New Revised Standard Version translation), each book introduced and annotated, plus a full selection of essays on historical and religious topics (e.g. the historical background of the Greco-Roman world in the years leading up to New Testament times). ;
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Alan J. Avery-Peck - 2 Corinthians ;
Herbert Basser - James ;
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The New Testament between the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) and Rabbinic Literature ;
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