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New Delhi, December 3: North Central Railway, working from Allahabad as its base has released the results of written test of the Group D posts written test results. RRC Allahabad has conducted the test on 16th October 2011 for filling up 4,692 vacancies in several department of the NCR zone.
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Michael Holland only dabbles in crossword puzzles, so at Skidmore College's crossword puzzle competition Saturday, he came solely to support his wife, the family's best chance to win.
"She's the real crossword puzzle whiz in the family," the Saratoga Springs resident said of his wife, Christy. "I'm her cheerleading squad."
He's no slouch when it comes to The New York Times crossword puzzle, though. "I can do Monday and Tuesday pretty regularly, but I get frustrated and abandon them later in the week," he said.
The competition, which featured four soon-to-be published Times puzzles, was a collaboration between professor Michael Arnush and sophomore Sarah Nelson. Arnush, who has been doing crossword puzzles for 34 years, had the idea for the competition when he saw Nelson doing a puzzle on campus. "I had a flash," he said.
That inspiration was helped along by the fact Will Shortz, crossword puzzle editor for the Times, had visited the campus last spring and the college still had contact information for him. After exchanging emails, Nelson and Arnush eventually had a conference call with Shortz, who agreed to provide puzzles for a competition.
Arnush said the puzzles that were used will most likely be in print this week.
The competition consisted of three rounds, where faculty, staff, members of the community and students tried Monday-, Tuesday- and Wednesday-equivalent puzzles. Crossword puzzles in the Times get harder each day, starting with Monday. Saturday's is the hardest, and Sunday's is equivalent to a late weekday. Winners were decided by correctly completing a puzzle the fastest.
The fourth and final round involved a Thursday puzzle, with winners from the first three rounds competing.
In the first round, the first person completed the Monday-equivalent puzzle in about 5 minutes, 30 seconds. Within a minute after that, four more people had finished.
It was right about the 6-minute mark when students began to giggle, as none of them had finished.
It wasn't until after 10 minutes into the competition that one handed in a puzzle, albeit with at least one error. Eventually, 25 minutes passed and the competition moved to the second round, because no students had submitted a perfect puzzle.
Ultimately, the winner, and recipient of an iPad donated by the Saratoga Springs marketing firm McMurry, was city resident Bill Hammond. He was able to finish a Thursday-equivalent puzzle in just less than 10 minutes.
Nelson, 19, said they're hoping to make the tournament an annual event. And next year could be better for some of the students, as she noted that it is easy to improve if you keep trying them over and over again.
That definitely was proved true with Arnush. He's been doing puzzles for more than 34 years and starts each morning with a puzzle. He said the hard puzzles can take up to an hour and as little as 10 minutes, if the clues really click with him.
"I love words, and I love solving problems. I'm a classics professor, so I deal with words every day of my life," Arnush said.


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NEW YORK--(EON: Enhanced Online News)--Achieving its highest ranking ever in U.S. News & World Report's annual college rankings, Baruch College was placed at #25 on the magazine's 2011 "Best Regional Universities" list that was announced today. Ranked among other "best universities" in the North that provide a full range of both undergraduate majors and master's programs, Baruch College climbed more than 10 places over its ranking last year of #36. The College's Zicklin School of Business also soared to #42 from last year's #57 spot on the national "Best Undergraduate Business Programs" rankings.
"for families concerned with finding the best academic value for their money, the U.S. News Best Colleges rankings provide an excellent starting point for the college search."
Confirming its reputation for having a student body as varied as the city of New York in which it is located, Baruch College ranked #2 this year on the list of "Most Ethnically Diverse Colleges" in the country. According to U.S. News & World Report, this list highlights the colleges where "students are most likely to encounter undergraduates different from themselves."
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The current Upper House contest is the first election campaign in which the Internet is being used to convey political parties' and candidates' messages to voters — thanks to a revision of the Public Offices Election Law.
The revised law allows political parties and candidates to use e-mail, Facebook and Twitter, and voters to use Facebook and Twitter. Voters can show their support for specific candidates or criticize them, and send questions to parties and candidates.
So far, however, political parties and candidates are far more active online than voters. Voters should try to use the Internet more in the election campaign to ask questions and become better informed before they cast their votes so that it doesn't end up as a medium for one-way communication by political parties and candidates. Voters should remember that the Internet is for two-way communication when it comes to election campaigns.
After the election campaign officially kicked off on July 4, political parties and candidate began to widely use Twitter to publicize their messages to voters, including video clips, relevant URLs and photos. Although Twitter's text has a limit of 140 letters, it has made it easy to disseminate campaign information.
What is worrisome about the coming Upper House election is that voters do not appear to be very interested in it, although it centers on such important issue as constitutional revision, energy policy including nuclear power and Japan's entry into the Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade scheme. Its outcome will have a great impact on Japan's future.
The results of surveys and their own observations have led some political party officials to express fears that voter turnout may drop below 50 percent. The 1995 Upper House election registered a record low turnout for postwar years at just 44.52 percent. The Upper House election in July 2010 saw a voter turnout rate of 57.92 percent. The voter turnout for the Lower House Election in December 2012 was 59.32 percent, a postwar low for Lower House elections.
Political parties and candidates should try to use the Internet in effective ways to attract more voters to the ballot box. Unfortunately many messages sent by political parties and candidates over Twitter through the Internet read like a diary, telling what they did that day and how street audiences reacted to their speeches. They should talk more about policy-related matters and tell how their policies will affect voters' lives. For their part, voters should ask candidates concrete questions via Facebook and Twitter, and not hesitate to express their views on policies of political parties. For their part, candidates should strive to sincerely answer voters' questions.
Japan has long lagged behind other developed countries in the use of the Internet for campaigning. It is our hope that the revised election law will strengthen Japanese democracy by boosting the public's participation in the political process.


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Living it just one day at a time. Trying my best to experience everything the world has to offer.
I like conversing, message me and ask anything you'd like!
Solving problems....i find alot of my friends call me with bro you won't believe this....
Movies: I'm a huge Tarantino fan and you should be too. Inception, The Shawshank Redemption, The Dark Knight, Toy Story 1 2 & 3
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AN East Lancashire college is offering 'golden hellos' of up to £2,500 in a bid to attract 'exceptional' new teachers.
Nelson and Colne College is advertising for chemistry, maths and physics teachers in the Times Education Supplement after it was awarded STEM (Science, Engineering, Technology and Maths) Assured status by the New Engineering Foundation.
It recognises the college's excellence in its STEM provision and its focus on industry relevance and embedding STEM skills across a range of learning areas.
The recognition has allowed the college to expand its science and maths subjects after a growth in applications.
According to the advert, each position carries a salary of around £33,281, with an additional payment of £2,500 for 'exceptional candidates'.
Funding for the 'golden hello' will be taken out of the recruitment budget already set by college bosses.
Anita Ghidotti, director of HR and Assistant Principal, said: "The college is very excited to have received STEM Assured Status, which recognises the long-standing tradition of excellence in our Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics curriculum and our outstanding reputation and relationship with pioneering industries in these areas.
"Recently, we have experienced a surge in demand in relation to application to these subjects, hence our decision to recruit additional teachers for mathematics, chemistry and physics.
"In order to continue to offer the best possible education in these subjects, and to further develop our STEM provision, we are seeking outstanding candidates for these job vacancies.
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The heavy NYC dirty funk 4-piece TAUK release the first details of their new album today. The 10-track full-length sophomore album entitled Collisions will be released July 22nd and features the band's signature sound - intensely melodic instrumental rock.
Z2 Entertainment is proud to present Cornmeal at the Fox Theatre on Thursday, August 21, 2014. Tickets are on sale Friday, June 20th at noon for $15.00 for general admission.
With their varied instrumentation, intimate song stylings, and poetic, allusive lyrics, The Dream Academy always stood apart from their '80s British rock brethren; that they dedicated their hit song, "Life in a Northern Town," to Nick Drake and minimalist composer Steve Reich spoke volumes as to the reach of their intellectual and artistic ambition.
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FIRST CITY FESTIVAL--the boutique music and arts festival featuring a thoughtfully curated, eclectic mix of artists performing on three intimate stages in a beautiful coastal setting--has announced the day-by-day line-ups for the two-day festival happening Saturday, August 23 and Sunday, August 24 at the Monterey County Fair and Event Center. BECK, THE NATIONAL, THE NAKED AND FAMOUS, PHANTOGR
Dennis McNally knows a thing or two about cultural history. As the biographer for both the Grateful Dead and Jack Kerouac, this bestselling author lives, breathes, and fully engages with his passion. This is why I think his forthcoming book, On Highway 61: Music, Race, and the Evolution of Cultural Freedom (on sale: October 14, 2014) will become a treasured book for music historians, critics, and most importantly, music fans.
It has been eight months since Phish debuted their new album in its entirety on stage at the Halloween show in Atlantic City, much to the surprise of fans who assumed (quite wrongly) the band would instead cover a classic album as they have done in the past. Reviews of that performance and the songs have been mixed among their fan base, and now with the album release of Fuego fans can finally hear the finished product that began that fatef
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The inaugural South Park Music & Camping Festival, presented by Cannabis Network Radio & KTCL 93.3FM, will take place on 4th of July Weekend (July 3 - 5, 2014) at the beautiful American Safari Ranch in Fairplay, Colorado. South Park Music Festival (SPMF) celebrates a love for music and our rights and freedom of choice by honoring the legalization of cannabis in Colorado over the country's Independence Day weekend.
It is quite rare for album art to get noticed in the age of iTunes and Mp3 players. But I found myself captivated by the cover of Analog Son's eponymously titled debut album when it arrived in the mail. I couldn't help but notice a distinct similarity to one of funk's most celebrated records.
An unbelievable line-up. Food made fresh, local and right. Camping that's just enough jam-session, just enough 'kick back and watch the sunset.' An energy that is beyond description. It's the Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival in the foothills of the Catksills outside of Albany, NY, July 17-20 and its high time you came to this premier bluegrass extravaganza.
Strike up a conversation with Rob McCoury, and it won't take long for you to realize that you've met one of the most easygoing musicians around—a guy who's happy to chat with just about anyone on just about anything, or to just quietly watch and enjoy what's going on around him. When he puts on his banjo picks, though, it's another story. "My first love will always be traditional bluegrass," he says with a smile. "When it's right, there's just nothing better.
It is Christmas in June because we are announcing the biggest and baddest Umphrey's McGee New Year's run in history! Umphrey's McGee will conclude 2014 and party on into 2015 with a raging five-night residency at the one-and-only The Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia from December 30th thru January 3rd. Our umVIP packages are especially crafted for this marathon celebration with an assortment of stellar amenities to offer.
Magnolia Fest celebrates its 18th year at the magnificent Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, FL on October 16-19, 2014. Festivalgoers can enjoy four days of camping and live music, arts and crafts, and a selection of great foods.
Baltimore-based electro-funk band, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong have released a track off their upcoming album entitled Psychology, which is set to release on July 3rd. "F.U." features The Hornitz on bass trombone and alto saxophone and is available now on Grooveshark.
Today, The Ride Festival announces the stage schedule for the festival's 3rd installment - July 12-13, 2014 at Colorado's breathtaking Telluride Town Park. Visit the
Mr. Breakdown, the next generation of the New-Funk movement, has dropped their new EP The Purple Bag. The soulful crew from Nyack, NY throws down real-deal grooves in this variety pack of funk.
The band's hard hitting, booty shakin' sound brings a different flavor to each track - paying homage to some of the all-time great funk-a-teers with nods to James Brown, Prince & The Meters.
You can tell by listening to real rock music by the impression it makes on the world and by the footprint it leaves behind. Sometimes it can come out in a passionate vocal line, a social movement, or a song that is sung with emotional bewilderment. The new EP/album that bears the same name as the band is a non-stop presentation of all-out rock n' roll as described above. Making use of every rock trick in the book, it's hard not to find something you'll like on this 5 track collection.
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Samsung Focus vs Samsung Captivate
Without a doubt, both are entirely different from one another with their platform experience seeing that the Focus offers Windows Phone 7 while the Captivate is packing Android. But thanks to their lightning quick 1GHz processors, Snapdragon for the Focus and Hummingbird for the Captivate, navigating around is effortlessly accomplished with some responsive tendencies that don't exhibit much detrimental slowdown. However, it's more than obvious that Windows Phone 7 on the Focus is a fairly straightforward experience versus the slightly more complex nature of Android on the Captivate. It's not to say that it's a bad thing for the Captivate, which is undoubtedly more mature, but it'll require a moderate learning curve for new users.
Still reigning above all others, Android has a knack for providing users a high level of personalization that dramatically makes it so unique with its options for wallpapers, widgets, shortcuts, folders, and even live wallpapers. And even though you might not have complete control of every aspect with the Windows Phone 7 powered Samsung Focus, its dynamic homescreen interface will enthrall anyone as certain live tiles will display countless pieces of information ranging from status updates to photos. Though, we have to admit that we adore how the Captivate enables users to monitor every single item with its homescreen layout.
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For those who live and breathe social networking sites, we'd recommend the Samsung Captivate just a tad bit more seeing that it incorporates Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter simultaneously with its platform. So essentially, you can use its "Feeds and Updates" application or widget to post a message on all three accounts at the same time. As for the Samsung Focus, it only tightly integrates Facebook and Windows Live with its core experience – which is most evident in the "People Hub." Regardless, you can always download and install dedicated social networking apps that'll unify the experience between the two.
We've praised on numerous occasions at how well the Windows Phone 7 on-screen keyboard on the Focus works as it establishes the fine art speed texting with its responsive nature and well-sized buttons. However, you can't count out the Captivate in this arena since it offers the same performance while offering three different input options to appease the taste of many. Nevertheless, you can't go wrong in this department with either devices since typing up messages will be easy on your thumbs and without much fault.
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You're going to be extremely satisfied with the wonderful web browsing experience that each handset is able to deliver. The commonalities are all there as Internet Explorer and the Android browser feature fast load times, multi-touch gesture support for zooming, proper rendering, and smooth scrolling to liven the overall experience. At their core, there isn't much to separate the two, but there is one difference that isn't too noticeable – unless your have a keen eye of course. As we mentioned, the two provide for some fast scrolling, but there is a subtle hint of choppiness evident with the Captivate – but more importantly, it doesn't prove to be detrimental.
When you've got quad-band GSM radios built inside, you're going to be able to place voice phone calls just about anywhere on the planet – which makes for the perfect solution to bring along on your travels. Even though you might not get 3G connectivity everywhere, especially abroad, you can always switch to using their built-in 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi to connect for faster web browsing. Moreover, both include Bluetooth to allow you to connect various wireless devices to it, but it's worth noting that the Captivate utilizes Bluetooth 3.0 versus 2.1 with the Focus.
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1. kurtshuge (Posts: 1; Member since: 19 Nov 2010)
It's really frustrating when you read this article and come to the conclusion. Both of these phones naturally are good phones and when you read a conclusion like the one above where he says...oo both phones are good so either choice would work out just isn't enough. I don't understand why you can't choose which one is slightly better based on specs or opinion instead of saying either would be good. Normally when I see a title such as Focus vs. Captivate I was expecting to see an opinion which phone is better at the end. Instead of saying how shoppers would weigh the benefits when buying, you should list a few to make the ending strong and summarize these benefits. The overall article was an enjoyable read but the ending, no offense, was terrible.
2. Saad073 (unregistered)
I was actually deciding between these two handsets and was going to go see them in person at an AT&T store to pick. I'm glad I saw this article first, but yeah the overall conclusion leaves much to be desired.
I'm still not sure which to pick, but I am really leaning towards the Focus. I love the Captivate's design and look, but I have high hopes for WP7 and I think going for it now is going to be a pretty good investment in the long run. Plus I think I would get pretty frustrated with Android's upgrade issues, while WP7 pretty much guarantees all devices will get the system updated around the same time.
3. edsum (unregistered)
sooo...WHATS BETTER?
4. Thelostone (Posts: 10; Member since: 02 Nov 2010)
I ended up with the focus myself. It mostly comes down to the OS and a flash camera. I didn't care to much about the flash camera, but i cared about the OS. While the Windows OS is young, I am confident that it will get much better and I like the feel of it. I had heard of people having issues with Android phones, like any open source product, they seemed to have some compatibility issues and crashing
5. Frippe (unregistered)
I have the Focus and I am very "split" in my opinion about WP7. Obviously the hardware of the phones is nearly identical with the lack of a flash being the most apparent difference. Likes with WP7: Fast, fluent, very easy to use, very easy to configure et cetera. Issues with WP7: The SD memory card (fiasco) where it becomes totally integrated with the OS - however, I have not been able to use it as a USB memory function where you can simply add/remove files/pictures/documents. You can use Zune to sync music and movie files but not regular files (that I know of). Also, the SD cards will only be sold by the service provider to ensure "quality" (read $$$$) and for those who often switch SD cards = forget WP7. Other issues: lack of copy/paste function, not very customizable other than what color and which tiles to put on the start page, can't start to dial a name/number on the keypad to find the contact you want to dial, can't click on the battery or Wi-Fi icons to get more info/change their settings, and from time to time it locks up when trying to go to market place. Finally, the apps are much more expensive here than with iPhone or the Android.
6. aricept (Posts: 4; Member since: 17 Jul 2010)
The keyboards pictured for the Captivate are all layouts for the Samsung keyboard option; there are two other full keyboards included, Swype and the default Android keyboard which includes voice to text input.
7. forsaken77 (unregistered)
I went with the Captivate. The Android platform has alot more features than Windows 7. The WP7 is better if you're all about the camera because it has a flash and the Captivate does not (God only knows why). The Captivate excels with the Android marketplace with thousands of free and paid apps to choose from. There is also an app made just for the Captivate which if basicly Microsoft Excel or Office for business users and it's FREE. I would recommend the Android phone if you're more into apps and customization of your phone. It is NOT complicated like the article says. I would go with the WP7 if you're more into taking alot of pictures. Other than that... WP7 is too new and doesn't offer any offering over an Android phone. Possibly in the future it will, but not now.
8. Zeffir (unregistered)
Its definitely a good review. Truthfully though, you have to decide which is better in the end. I'm a captivate owner and ill say its quite impressive. I've tried the focus and the same can be said about that. Both are entirely different devices though. If you want a solid phone without having to invest too much time in it then Focus is definitely the one you'll want to get. Captivate comes with excellent hardware out of the box but its software is slowed down with all the at$t crap loaded into it. I took the time to root my device and install a different rom in it. Right now its running froyo and its blazing at speeds that weren't possible in its original out of box state. I definitely love it. Its just if you don't know your way around a computer then it could pose a challenge to optimize your captivate. If you take the time to, then definitely the rewards will out pass the time it took you to install it.
9. johnnyb (unregistered)
I had the captivate... it was complete garbage and not having a flash makes the pics look like they are coming from a 2mp camera in low light areas.... windows 7 is amazing on the focus and it does everything that the captivate does but does it better. Plus i know that if the phone is this good now with WP7 it will be absolutely amazing once it takes off more.
10. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
Seriously, why buy a phone from a company that is pretty much like APPLE?? Get the ANDROID version, get it rooted....and get a 2.2 FROYO ROM with FLASH with the 2.3 GINGERBREAD keyboard....AUXURA works great and has excellent GPS....you want games...get an emulator.....
11. at&towner (unregistered)
what is 2.2 froyo rom and how do u download it ?
12. Alexia (unregistered)
The whole point of the article is that the phones are so closely matched in the categories that neither is necessarily better than the other. Its your job as the consumer to read through the article and decide what is more important to you. Do you want a flash on your camera? Go with the focus. Do you want a better social networking experience? Then go with the captivate. Do you drop your phone all the time? Go with the metal backing of the captivate. As far as call quality, battery life, screen resolution, camera, etc. the phones are pretty much the same. Maybe now you need to go read an article now the two different operating systems, because that is the next major deciding factor.
13. Bluecham (unregistered)
I think it is a personal choice seeing they come out so similarly- I mean really, if you are so incompetent that you cannot make a decision for yourself...
I just went yesterday to ATT to play with both phones. I loved the feel of the Focus in my hand. It was simple to use and the display was amazing, but I hate the look and function of the tiles. The Captivate felt more bulky but I love the control of personalizing its platform. Captivate has a great forum online where you can learn tips and tricks and really get the most out of the phone.
Captivate wins my money- and that is my choice based on my ability to make one.
14. DCNotDMV (unregistered)
I have the Focus and I am trying to switch to the Captivate. Not because the phone is bad , its very good but Windows isnt the service I want. Androids have more apps and you can have ringtones on the Captivate. Unlike the Focus where you have only the standard tones and until Windows upgrade, that is what you'll be stuck with. Also syncing the Windows ID and Zune to your phone is not as easy as you may think. Its too much work to get apps and that is why I am going to the Android side again. Perks of the phone:battery life, great camera, ease of use, lightwieght
Cons:not many apps,no ringtones,


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It's still Superbowl week here at the Table and now we are talking about … desserts – which in my house typically means "cookies". Yep, my husband and teenage sons are certified "cookie monsters" and can polish off 3 dozen cookies in a single evening. So, for the Superbowl the choice of what "dessert" to have on hand was easy – cookies!! But not just any cookie. Nope, no dainty little shortbread numbers or decorated sugar cookies for this soiree. No sirree. This event demands something a bit more substantial… and I came up with what I think(?) is the perfect cookie.
Based on a traditional Ranger cookie I "tweaked" it a little here and there – I added a little cinnamon, pecans and chocolate chips which resulted in a higher "goodies to dough" ratio – the cookies aren't as dense as a traditional chocolate chip and have a decided "snap and crackle" from the puffed rice cereal. The coconut provides a little additional moisture and chewiness and the chocolate and pecans… well, they are just in there because I love them!!!! If chocolate isn't quite your "thing" you could easily substitute dried cranberries, cherries, dates or apricots. You could also add crushed potato chips or pretzels instead of the rice cereal – after all, it's the Superbowl and substitutions are allowed!!!
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Fremantle coach Ross Lyon isn't fretting about the prospect of losing Nat Fyfe despite rival clubs getting ready to circle the out-of-contract midfielder.
Fyfe will be in hot demand if he decides to leave Fremantle, with the West Australian likely to attract offers approaching the vicinity of $1 million per season on the open AFL market.
However, the Dockers remain in the box seat to re-sign the 22-year-old, who played a key role in the club's charge to the grand final last year.
Fyfe is yet to start formal contract negotiations with the Dockers, but Lyon wasn't getting worried about the situation.
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Victorian midfielder David Mundy, defender Luke McPharlin and captain Matthew Pavlich are also out of contract.
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Mundy is at the peak of his powers and is set to attract a number of offers from Victorian clubs.
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Meanwhile, Lyon is confident star goalsneak Michael Walters will play again this year.
Walters underwent surgery to repair a dislocated tendon in his left ankle last month, but is on track for a return before the finals.
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Smallest-town mayor in Manitoba? Meet the biggest man in late-night television... and he might look mighty familiar.
On Monday night's episode of his iconic Late Show, host David Letterman was wrapping up a comedic bit on "small-town news" when he introduced his audience to someone who, he said, looked like himself.
The surprising -- and surprised -- doppelganger: the man at the helm of the province's tiniest incorporated municipality.
"The mayor of Waskada, Manitoba, Gary Williams, he kinda looks like me," Letterman said, propping up a copy of a Winnipeg Free Press article featuring Williams' photo for the audience to see. "There ya go, he kinda looks like me."
Williams wasn't tuned in to CBS for his 15 minutes (or 15 seconds?) of international fame. The mayor, in Winnipeg this week for the annual Association of Manitoba Municipalities convention, heard the news from a friend who caught the clip.
That friend just happened to be taping the show. Good thing, because this is a milestone worth remembering. "It's my first time on David Letterman!" Williams chuckled. "I'll thank the Free Press... it was a good story at the time, and now we have some more good coverage out of it."
Last summer, the Free Press ran a story on little municipalities that featured Waskada, which has a population of only 199 people and a mini oil boom. While giving reporter Mary Agnes Welch a tour of the village, Williams -- who says Waskada embraces its "smallest municipality" title with pride -- leaned against a street sign for photographer Ruth Bonneville to snap a shot.
That photo ended up smack-dab on the front of a July 17 section of the Free Press.
Williams doesn't know who sent a copy of the article to the Late Show. Nor does he know anyone who thinks he looks like Letterman... other than the talk-show host himself, apparently.
"That's a new one to me," a tickled-pink Williams said. "I thought David Letterman is about 6-foot-4 and I'm about 5-foot-8... but I guess someone thought there was a resemblance. There are worse guys to be compared to."


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Al Gore Furious That Murdoch's Sky Italia Is Removing Current TV Before Olbermann's Debut
Al Gore is hopping mad that his Current TV was dumped from Rupert Murdoch's Sky Italia before Keith Olbermann debuted in America with his strong brew of overcaffeinated leftist cappuccino. Gore told the left-wing U.K. Guardian:
"News Corporation is an international conglomerate with an ideological agenda. It seeks political power in every nation they operate. They wield that power to shut down voices that disagree with the agenda of Rupert Murdoch," Gore said.
Has Al Gore ever seen Keith Olbermann's Countdown? The show that hasn't allowed a disagreeable conservative voice since around the Howard Dean Scream?
Gore said Current TV executives were told "off the record that the decision was taken on News Corp instructions from New York." The primary reason, he claimed, was "because Current is launching Keith Olbermann next month." In a statement, News Corp disagreed, saying Current was asking for money after less ratings.
Gore not only claimed that Current TV actually had viewers in Italy, he insisted the decision to dump Current TV in Italy also had implications in the UK – where News Corp's takeover of BSkyB is under review on the grounds of "media plurality." Once again, as if the BBC has been inclusive of conservative thought?
"I know that News Corp is close to reaching an agreement to buy BSkyB. Now I may not be a party to that debate, but if anybody believes that [News Corp] will remain hands off if there are diverse opinions that do not agree with its ideological agenda then they are fools. This is proof positive of their abuse of power," Gore said.
Gore added that he had a "pleasant personal relationship" with Murdoch dating back to the former vice-president's time in the White House, and said that he wasn't sure exactly on whose authority the decision was made to order Current TV off the air in Italy. He said that he didn't want "to make this ad hominem" but added it was clear that Murdoch and News Corp had too much power...
"Anglo-American political theory highlights the problem. Too much power in the hands of one person is dangerous, no matter the ideology," Gore said. "The conversation of democracy, which used to happen in newspapers or in other public places now happens on the television screen. But this is a public space in which gatekeepers charge rents."
He cited the example of the 2003 Iraq war, in which News Corp had acted as "an aggressive cheerleader" for the US-led invasion, to the point where "three quarters of the American public got the impression that Saddam Hussein was responsible for the attacks of 2001". This journalism, Gore said, "has consequences" and he argued that "our democracy is much better when there are diverse viewpoints" to inform decision-making.
And if a viewer spent the runup to the Iraq War watching MSNBC's Phil Donahue and then Olbermann, they would have received "diverse viewpoints" on which to base a decision? This is especially galling since Al Gore believes that "diverse viewpoints" are evil when it comes to his pet cause of global warming.
Michael Calderone added that Gore's partner, former Democratic Senate candidate Joel Hyatt (son-in-law of the late ultraliberal Sen. Howard Metzenbaum) is also on the attack:
Hyatt lauded Current Italia as "the only independent news channel in Italy." He pointed out that Current ran a critical PBS documentary of Italian prime minister (and media mogul) Silvio Berlusconi that other Italian networks wouldn't air and is now broadcasting a five-part series on The Vatican. The majority of Current Italia's programming is produced in Italy and the network had no plans to air Olbermann's new version of "Countdown."
"This is about politics," Hyatt said. "This about the fact that we hired Keith Olbermann, plain and simple."
Oh, yes, PBS: there's another network that Al Gore would have trouble arguing provides "diverse viewpoints," with lots of space for conservatives.
Naturally, Olbermann compared himself on his Twitter page to Winston Churchill, as if Keith were the military-commander type:
"We shall go on to the end; we shall fight in (Italy); we shall fight on the seas and oceans; we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength (on) the air; we shall defend our (network) whatever the cost may be; we shall fight on the beaches; we shall fight on the landing grounds; we shall fight in the fields and in the streets; we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender! - Rupert, you have been warned."


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"I'm Happy To Be Anywhere"
By Kim Campbell
Published April 21, 2017
In honor of Glen's 81st birthday, Kim found inspiration for her blog post from an announcement Glen often said to audience members at the beginning of his Goodbye Tour concerts: "Hi, I'm Glen Campbell and I'm happy to be here! Heck, at my age, I'm happy to be anywhere!"
Kim wrote about her husband's appreciation to be "happy to be anywhere" and how it has inspired her to appreciate the short-lived but precious moments and connections she has with Glen.
This blog post turned out to be one of her most popular posts in CareLiving's history. It resonated with many readers, not just fans but also caregivers and persons who had lost loved ones to Alzheimer's and related diseases.
If you missed Kim's inspirational post, you can read it here on her website:
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Kim ended her blog post by embedding a music video we had recently uploaded on our Forums' YT channel after discovering with great dismay that none of Glen's solo songs from his "I'll Be Me" soundtrack were available on YT for fans to enjoy.
Kim also prefaced the video by writing:
The heartbreaking journey of saying 'The Long Goodbye' is not where I want to be, but as long as I'm with Glen, I'm happy to be anywhere! I hope this song Glen co-wrote for the Grammy-winning soundtrack of I'll Be Me can serve as a birthday message from him to us all as he continues his own Long Walk Home.
Readers on the community board here can listen to "The Long Walk Home" via Kim's post or here on the Glen Campbell Forums YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/6ScKR69kJHw
Kim, we are honored you chose this music video, also recognizing the importance of sharing it with a wider audience.
We wish you and your family many, many more precious moments and happiness in the here and now with Glen.
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'Cutting Edge' Trendy Felt Rugs and Table Runners
Image source: Selina Rose
The idea of putting felt rugs, table runners and wallcoverings around your home might bring back images of arts and crafts projects from elementary school. But the designs coming out of Selina Rose are anything but elementary.
More Selina Rose pieces after the Jump
Each of the items are made from felted wool dyed with environmentally friendly dyes. The patterns are something you might see in any urban, furniture boutique and the colors (modern grey, taupe, hot pink and lime) really pop. You can use them as your main pieces around the house or as accents that bring a splash of color to any room.
The pieces come in two designs - Bloom and Botanica - and a variety of styles, including table runners, coasters, rugs, christmas tree decorations, and panels which can be used as wall coverings or room dividers. Additional sizes and styles are available for commissions for designers and commercial clients. The "bespoke" felt pieces have cutouts that pop-out from the rug, adding a little depth and texture to the piece.
The pieces all have designs cut into the felt, which sounds a bit like someone took a pair of scissors to a wool rug, but upon inspection the lines are all sharp and clean, making the felt pieces look modern rather than messy. Each of the pieces range from 3mm to 5mm in thickness.
:Cutting Edge by Selina Rose
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AFI Awards Top 10 2011 Movies Include 'Bridesmaids', 'Dragon Tattoo'
by Alex Billington
December 11, 2011
Source: Deadline
It's awards season, so here we go. The American Film Institute (AFI) announced (via Deadline) the official selections of AFI Awards 2011 – the awards season event favored by artists and entertainment executives for its intimacy and collaborative recognition – that records the year's most outstanding achievements in film. They've named 10 of the "Movies of the Year", including Bridesmaids, The Help, J. Edgar, Midnight in Paris, Tree of Life and War Horse, as well as two Special Awards: one for Michel Hazanavicius' The Artist and one for the Harry Potter series. Congrats to all, a somewhat diverse yet respectful list of films this year.
AFI Movies of the Year:
The Descendants
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
The Help
J. Edgar
Midnight In Paris
The Tree Of Life
War Horse
AFI Special Awards:
The Artist
The Harry Potter Series
(Special awards given to outstanding achievements in the moving image that do not fit into AFI's criteria for the other honorees. For the TV winners, see here.)
As was reported by Dave Karger on EW.com, two films not eligible because they weren't American were The Artist, which got a special recognition anyway, and Tinker Tailor Solider Spy. Other than that, the only one people seem to be surprised is missing is Stephen Daldry's Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (trailer), which most critics haven't even seen yet, which might've been the problem with the AFI as well. I still think they named some great picks and I'm personally glad to see The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo on there, as well as Hugo and Tree of Life. Something otherwise fantastic films all around, including one of my personal favorites, The Artist, which I'm glad was recognized in some way. For more, visit the AFI site. Thoughts?
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U.S. MNT Set For El Salvador on Saturday
ussoccer.com has compiled a comprehensive look at the matchup against El Salvador in the fourth game of semifinal round qualifying for the 2006 FIFA World Cup. From stats and scores, to highlights and notes, ussoccer.com is the best place to find info as the USA's qualifying campaign continues from Estadio Cuscatlan in El Salvador on Saturday (October 9). Kickoff for the qualifying match was officially changed to 7:30 p.m. MT (9:30 p.m. ET), and is available live on pay-per-view through In-Demand, DirecTV and DISH Network (check your local listings for details).
BY THE NUMBERS: Want to know how many times the U.S. and El Salvador have squared off all-time, and who has the upper hand? Know how many times the U.S. has shutout the Azules in their history? Can you name the U.S. player who made his first World Cup qualifying appearance against El Salvador on Sept. 4 in Foxboro? For the complete statistical breakdown of the U.S.-El Salvador series, click here .BERHALTER ONE-ON-ONE: It was a long road back, but U.S. defender Gregg Berhalter is once again with the Men's National Team as they get set for the next two matches in the semifinal round of qualifying for the 2006 FIFA World Cup. After suffering a inadvertent elbow from a teammate last year, which ended up breaking numerous of bones in his face and forcing the central back to the sidelines, he's back on track. Berhalter and company are on the ground in El Salvador in advance of their matchup Saturday, Oct. 9, before returning to face Panama in RFK on Wednesday, Oct. 13. ussoccer.com sat down with the Energie Cottbus defender and asked him about his journey back and what he's looking forward to as the team attempts to advance to the next round in the latest edition of "one-on-one".
ONALFO ON EL SALVADOR: U.S. Assistant Coach Curt Onalfo once again sheds light on this weekend's opponent, looking at the changes in El Salvador's team, the uncertainty surrounding their revamped lineup, and who and what to watch out for as the USA seeks three points in its final road match of the semifinal round. From players, formations and tactics, Onalfo provides a coach's insight in this week's Scouting Report.
THE SEMIFINAL ROUND SETUP: The semifinal round consists of three four-team groups playing a six-game round robin competition, with the top two finishers from each group moving onto the final round of qualifying in 2005. Taking place from Aug.18-Nov.17, the U.S. and El Salvador are joined in Group 1 by Jamaica and Panama. Group 2 consists of Canada, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Honduras, while Group 3 is made up of Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago, St. Kitts and Nevis, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The USA holds the lead in Group 1 with five points, while Jamaica and Panama sit one behind after posting matching 1-1-1 records. For a complete look at all the standings and schedules for CONCACAF qualifying, click here.
- Twenty-one players made the charter flight to El Salvador last night, with the MetroStars duo of Jonny Walker and Eddie Gaven returning to New York for their Saturday match against the Eastern Conference champion Columbus Crew. Arena will finalize the 18-man roster after Friday afternoon's session at the Estadio Cuscatlan.
- Tony Sanneh continues to improve from the minor hamstring strain he suffered last weekend, and is expected to be available for selection. Pablo Mastroeni picked up a bruised hip at the end of yesterday's session, but is also ready to go if called upon.
- Sanneh joins the U.S. for the first time since returning to MLS, the 32-year-old having scored in his last appearance for the USA, a 4-0 win against Honduras on June 2 in Foxboro. Colorado Rapids defender Pablo Mastroeni, who has played five times in 2004, last started in the 1-1 draw against Poland on July 11 in Chicago.
- The U.S. has a 3-0-2 lifetime record in World Cup qualifying against El Salvador, and a 1-1-2 record on Salvadoran soil. All time, the USA holds a 11-1-4 advantage in the series.
- The United States cannot clinch a spot for the final round tomorrow, regardless of results. Should the U.S. win the next two matches, they will automatically advance to the final-round hexagonal. Otherwise, the outcomes of the cross-over matches will determine the USA's position. For a look at the U.S. group, click here.
- Of the 15 World Cup Qualifying matches the U.S. Men's National Team has played in Central America since 1965, the team has won only three of them, with all three of those victories coming in Honduras. That means that heading into El Salvador on Saturday night the U.S. is a whopping 0-for-11 in earning three points in World Cup qualifying games in Central America not played in Honduras.
- Eleven players on the roster appeared in the USA's 2-0 win against El Salvador on Sept. 4 in Foxboro, with eight (Beasley, Bocanegra, Casey, Convey, Donovan, Gibbs, Howard, Zavagnin) making the starter's list. Landon Donovan recorded the second goal in that match, while Tim Howard picked up the clean sheet.
- DaMarcus Beasley continues to set the pace for U.S. attackers, his four goals best for the U.S. in 2004, and he remains the only player to appear in all 12 of the USA's matches this year. Beasley has recorded three goals in 2006 World Cup qualifying action so far, including a pair in the USA's 3-2 victory against Grenada on June 13 in Columbus.
- Brian McBride has six goals all-time against the Azules, leading all U.S. scorers, and is second on the USA's all-time goal scoring charts with 25 goals. He's proven the ability to score against El Salvador when it counts, as two goals came in the USA's 4-2 victory in a 1998 World Cup qualifier on Nov. 16, 1997 at Foxboro Stadium, while he tallied a goal and an assist in the 2-0 victory in the opening game of the 2003 Gold Cup in Foxboro last July.
- Cobi Jones is the senior statesman on the roster, the Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder's 163 caps good for the top spot on the all-time U.S. list, and tied for fourth in the world with Hossam Hassan of Egypt. He needs just one more appearance to equal Adnan Khamees Al Talyani of the United Arab Emirates. Jones tallied the last-second equalizer that gave the United States a 1-1 draw against Panama on Sept. 8 and a crucial point on the road.
- Should Jones appear against El Salvador, he will equal Earnie Stewart's mark of 30 all-time appearances in World Cup qualifying play
- On the other end of the spectrum, Dallas Burn forward Eddie Johnson and Standard de Liege defender Oguchi Onyewu are the only two rostered players yet to earn their first cap for the U.S.
- The U.S. has shown itself to be a 90-minute team in 2004, a credit to the side's conditioning and mentality. Of the 19 goals scored in 2004, ten have come in the final 15 minutes. Two of those goals sealed a U.S. victory, and five of them secured a draw after the team trailed 1-0.
- Kasey Keller is tops on the all-time win list for U.S. goalkeepers with 39 wins in 72 appearances, having surpassed Tony Meola in the USA's 3-0 win against Grenada in the first leg of second round qualifying on June 13 in Columbus. Keller's clean sheet that day was the 34th of his career, extending his U.S. record.
- Manchester United goalkeeper Tim Howard returns to the fold after posting a 2-0 shutout win against the Azules in his first World Cup qualifying start on Sept. 4 in Foxboro. The 2004 EPL Goalkeeper of the Year earned his first cap for the United States in the 1-0 victory against Ecuador on March 10, 2002 in Birmingham, Ala.
On the field for the USA
September 8, 2004 – Estadio Rommel Fernandez, Panama – FIFA World Cup Qualifier, Second Stage, First Leg
Panama 1 Roberto Brown 69
USA 1 Cobi Jones 92+
Attendance: 14,500 (est.)
USA – 18-Kasey Keller; 2-Frankie Hejduk, 23-Eddie Pope, 4-Carlos Bocanegra, 3-Greg Vanney; 10-Claudio Reyna, 17-DaMarcus Beasley, 21-Landon Donovan, 11-Clint Mathis (13-Cobi Jones, 57); 25-Brian Ching (7-Eddie Lewis, 77), 9-Conor Casey (20-Brian McBride, 62).
PAN – 1-Donaldo Gonzalez; 2-Carlos Rivera, 3-Luis Moreno, 4-Luis Henriquez, 5-Anthony Torres; 6-Engin Mitre, 7-Alberto Zapata (15-Ricardo Phillips, 38), 8-Manuel Torres (14-Juan Carlos Cubilla, 78), 9-Julio Dely Valdes (18-Jorge Dely Valdes, 72); 10-Julio Medina, 11-Roberto Brown.
On the field for El Salvador
September 8, 2004 – Cuscatlan Stadium, San Salvador – FIFA World Cup Qualifier, Second Stage, First Leg
El Salvador 0
Jamaica 3 Marlon King 3, 38; Micah Hyde 40.
SLV – 1-Noel Rivera; 4-Mario Guevara (William Torres, 66), 5-Victor Velasquez, 6-Erick Prado, 7-Victor Merino (Alexander Escobar, 88), 11-Ronald Cerritos, 15-Nildeson Silva (Naun Galdamez, 61), 17-Jorge Rodriguez, 18-Gilberto Murgas, 19-Alfredo Pacheco, 23-Jose Martinez.
JAM – 30-Donovan Ricketts; 3-Damian Steward, 6-Marlon King (Jermaine Johnson, 83), 8-James Lawrence, 10-Ricardo Fuller (Andrew Williams, 76), 11-Theodore Whitmore, 14-Tyrone Marshall, 15-Ricardo Gardner, 17-Micah Hyde, 20-Damani Ralph, 25-Claude Davis (Craig Ziadie, 13)
Vs. El Salvador
September 4, 2004 –Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, Massachusetts – FIFA World Cup Qualifier, Second Stage, First Leg
United States 2 Brian Ching 5; Landon Donovan 69
El Salvador 0
Attendance: 25,266
USA – 1-Tim Howard; 6-Steve Cherundolo (13-Cobi Jones, 69), 4-Carlos Bocanegra, 12-Cory Gibbs, 15-Bobby Convey; 10-Claudio Reyna (Capt.), 5-Kerry Zavagnin (11-Clint Mathis, 82), 21-Landon Donovan, 17-DaMarcus Beasley; 25-Brian Ching, 9-Conor Casey (20-Brian McBride, 76).
SLV – 1-Santos Rivera; 4-Mario Guevara, 5-Victor Velasquez (Capt.), 6-Erick Prado, 19-Alfredo Pacheco; 12-Denis Alas (ejected, 26), 17-Jorge Rodriguez, 18-Gilberto Murgas, 8-Edwin Gonzalez (7-Victor Merino, 46); 21-Josue Galdamez (9-Diego Mejia, 46), 11-Ronald Cerritos.


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Baby Girl Wishes and Congratulation Messages
Find the perfect words! These cute congratulation messages are perfect examples of what to say to the new parents who just welcomed their newborn baby girl. Hope these wishes will help you to plan a great way to write a baby card for a new born baby girl. The birth of a baby can be considered to be one of the happiest moments in this world. After marriage, the dream of most couples is to have their own flesh and blood in their upcoming life which will make their family complete. When the baby is born, all the members of the family get crazy with happiness and joy and try to keep no stone unturned when performing all the responsibilities for the new born baby. If the baby is a girl, then she is considered to be the princess of their parents and she becomes the most prized possession in the family. But have you thought what you should do at that time? If a new born baby girl has entered the family of your near and dear one then you must send congratulations to the new parents and convey good wishes for their little bundle of joy. You can make a special baby card, which will be a great gift for them.
What to Write in a Newborn Baby Girl Card
- Congrats on such a beautiful baby girl. Before you know it, she will be your daughter's 18th birthday. She will head off to college and get married. Of course, that is a long time from now. Therefore, take the time to savor the moments you have now before she get too big.
- Dear princess, it is the time for you to open your eyes and see the wonderful world around you which has become much brighter with your presence.
- A beautiful princess has joined your family, I take great pleasure in wishing you the very best as you embark on teaching her everything she will require while growing into a beautiful young woman.
- A newborn baby girl is like a rainbow of color, she brings with her the joy that only the colors of the rainbow bring. May you little angel be a rainbow that lights up your universe.
- If you stroll through a meadow full of daisies and roses, it would not compare to the beauty and joy you are experiencing as you celebrate the birth of your little bundle of joy. May every moment you share with her be as glorious as the warmth I fell as I send you this congratulatory message!
- Your princess joined the world today, may the world be her playground. To the beautiful mum, may the angels up above smile upon you with kindness and patience to endure ballet classes and doll house tea parties.
- Today, you add a new bouquet of flowers to your life: a beautiful baby girl. I wish you and your entire family lots of joy as you welcome this special blessing into your life.
Adorable Newborn Baby Girl Congratulation Messages
- She will cry, fuss and sometimes make you feel like pulling out your hair out. However, one thing I am sure of is that even in those trying times, you will look at her and exclaim at how blessed you are to be the mother of such a gift. Congratulation!
- As you celebrate the birth of your baby girl, May her smile and beautiful face be an oasis of joy after a long and tiresome day.
- Babies are heaven's little gifts for those who are full of love, brave of heart and pure in spirit. Congratulations on your sweet angel.
- We heard there's a new baby girl in the house. Congratulations on being at the receiving end of another miracle. You are blessed.
- It's a huge responsibility, but I know you'll meet all the challenges gracefully and happily. Wishing you good things as you welcome a new baby girl to your growing family.
- A newborn baby girl is like a stream of pure water: she will make you forget how life was without her in it. As you celebrate her birth, may God bless your family and watch over her: Forever!
- Today, you welcomed a new baby girl into your family: congratulations. May the sound of her laughter, the gleam in her eyes, be a joy to you and your family!
- A newborn little fairy flew into your life today. May the flutter of her wings as she grows older be a breath of fresh air to you and your family every day!
- Dear little princess, give your tender touch to the world around you and color the world with gladness and joy.
- Wishing you the best of luck with your new angel and your new life as a family. Good luck on the nappie-changing and midnight feeding schedule, too.
- Here's to a lifetime of Instagram-worthy moments. Welcome to our little world, sweet angel.
- Sending the rainbow of love to the little baby girl who is the new member of this world.
- I hereby congratulate the lucky parents to have such a beautiful baby girl as their most prized possession; wish loads of happiness to your family.
- It is the time to rock and roll as the little star has taken birth among us.
- Sending loads of wishes to the little princess and hope the best for her upcoming future.
- Let the lord shower all his blessings upon this new born baby girl and make her a true human being.
- Sending waves of blessings for the new born baby girl.
- Let the little princess reach success and meet happiness in each step of her life.
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U.S. U-19 WNT Prepares For Quarterfinal Against Young Matildas
Saturday, November 20, 2004
U.S. Under-19 Women's National Team
Notes from Chiang Mai, Thailand
Quarterfinals Match-ups:
Match 19 Germany vs. Nigeria Chiang Mai – 700th Anniversary Stadium 5 p.m. local/5 a.m. ET
Match 20 Brazil vs. Russia Bangkok – Supachalasai Stadium 5 p.m. local/5 a.m. ET
Match 21 USA vs. Australia Chiang Mai – 700th Anniversary Stadium 7:45 p.m. local/7:45 a.m. ET
Match 22 Canada vs. China Bangkok – Supachalasai Stadium 7:45 p.m. local/7:45 a.m. ET
Note: The winner of Match 19 players the winner of Match 21 in one semifinal while the winner of Match 20 plays the winner of Match 22 in the other semifinal.
WELCOME TO CHIANG MAI: The U.S. team traveled from the South of Thailand to the north on Friday morning, hopping a short flight from Phuket to Bangkok, before transferring to an even shorter flight to Chiang Mai, where two of the four quarterfinal matches will take place. Known as the "Rose of the North", Chiang Mai is the second-largest city in Thailand and the cultural center of the north. Founded in 1296, Chiang Mai is the birthplace of the Buddhist religion in Thailand and many monuments to this legacy remain intact to this day despite the passage years. The mountains and dense vegetation of Chiang Mai has presented a vast contrast to the tropical beach environment of Phuket, which has proven just fine for the U.S. team, who are focusing hard on the Australia match, and are more than willing to trade the fantastic beaches of Thailand's biggest island for three ice cream shops within walking distance of the hotel. The USA will face Australia at the aptly named 700th Anniversary stadium, opened in 1986 to mark the 700th anniversary of the founding of the city of Chiang Mai. The stadium has a capacity of 25,000, with more than 4,500 covered seats, with the field in good condition and ready to host its final two games of the tournament.
TOP GOAL SCORERS:Heading into the knockout rounds, it's no coincidence that the top-five scorers in the tournament are still playing. Canada's Brittany Timko is top scorer in the tournament so far with six goals, but will be sternly tested against the stingy Chinese, who conceded just three goals in three first-round games, tied with Germany for second least allowed in the tournament (behind the USA with one). The German strike force of Anja Mittag (five goals) and Celia Okoyino Da Mbabi (three goals), the daughter of French and Cameroonian parents, has proven tough to stop, and the Nigerians will be charged with that task in the quarters. The five-foot-9 Da Mbabi did not play in Germany's 3-3 tie with Canada in the last group game and should be well rested for the Baby Falcons. The USA will face Collette McCallum and her three goals, two scored against Thailand in the tournament-saving 5-0 victory in their last group game. The USA has Jessica Rostedt, who has three goals, but could have had a few more had she finished after several fantastic dribbling runs.
Player (Country) Goals
Brittany Timko (CAN) 6
Anja Mittag (GER) 5
Collette McCallum (AUS) 3
Celia Okoyino Da Mbabi (GER) 3
Jessica Rostedt (USA) 3
USA vs. AUSTRALIA PREVIEW: These two teams met in the first-round at the 2002 U-19 Women's World Championship, with the USA coming away with a hard-fought "much-closer-than-the-score-indicated" 4-0 win over the Young Matildas. The USA went up 1-0 on a 14th minute goal by Kelly Wilson that held until the Americans scored three times in the last 16 minutes to seal the match. Australia had a bit of a wild ride through the first round of this tournament, falling to Canada 2-1 in the first match as goalkeeper Alison Logue was red-carded in the 69th minute for a handball outside the penalty box. Without their starting goalkeeper, the Australians fell 4-0 to Germany in the second match. Facing elimination unless they scored a bunch of goals against Thailand, Australia came through with five, enough to even its goal difference at zero and push them through to the quarterfinals as one of the two best third place teams based on goal difference. Australia has an experienced side with three players from the team that faced the USA at the 2002 U-19 World Championship in Emma Davison, Cartherine Cannuli and Selin Kuralay, the latter two of which did not see time in the match. Australia has three players on its roster from its 2004 Olympic Team in Sally Shippard, who at 16 was the youngest female player in the Olympics, as well as Kylie Ledbrook and Kuralay, both of whom did not play against the USA in a 1-1 draw in group play in Thessaloniki, Greece. Shippard played the entire match against the USA in Greece and played well, cementing her status as one of the future stars of the Matildas. The USA-Australia match is sure to be one of the most physical for the Americans so far, but as seen in USA's group games, Australia will be hard-pressed to contain the USA's athletic attackers. The USA must keep tabs on Shippard and three-goal scorer Collette McCallum, who tallied her side's lone goal against Canada.
GOALKEEPERS (3): 21-Laura COMEAU, 1-Kelsey DAVIS, 18-Ashlyn HARRIS; DEFENDERS (5): 3-Rachel BUEHLER, 19-Meagan HOLMES, 15-Nikki KRZYSIK, 6-Stephanie LOPEZ, 11-Becky SAUERBRUNN; MIDFIELDERS (8): 13-Yael AVERBUCH, 5-Sheree GRAY, 2-Stephanie KRON, 20-Stacy LINDSTROM, 8-Stephanie LOGTERMAN, 12-Alexa ORAND, 4-Jen REDMOND, 10-Angie WOZNUK; FORWARDS (5); 9-Kerri HANKS, 7-Megan RAPINOE, 16-Amy RODRIGUEZ, 17-Jessica ROSTEDT, 14-Meghan SCHNUR.
GOALKEEPERS (3): 1-Alison LOGUE, 18-Yasmin FAVRETTI , 21-Monique JACKSON; DEFENDERS (7): 2-Caitlin COOPER, 3-Kim CARROLL, 4-Emma DAVISON, 5-Ellen BEAUMONT, 12-Julia BAZI, 13-Danielle BROGAN, 14-Nicole SOMI; MIDFIELDERS (6): 6-Sally SHIPARD, 8-Lauren COLTHORPE, 10-Collette MC CALLUM, 15-Leah BLAYNEY, 16-Briony HOLCOMBE, 17-Kylie LEDBROOK; FORWARDS (5): 7-Jenna TRISTRAM, 9-Selin KURALAY, 11-Catherine CANNULI, 19-Leena KHAMIS, 20-Alannah REED.
ONE THAT DIDN'T GET AWAY:U.S. defender Stephanie Lopez is part of the growing number of Hispanic females with heritage based in Mexico or Central America who are playing soccer across the USA. Her grandfather was born in Mexico, making her eligible to receive a Mexican passport, and Lopez admits that there was a time not long ago when she thought about playing for the Tricolores. Three years ago, Lopez returned home from a U.S. Under-16 Girl's National Team training camp and admittedly did not put in her best performance. At the time, Mexico was playing some exhibitions in the Sacramento area near her home, and being a bit despondent about her national team future, Lopez started to investigate playing for the homeland of her grandfather. Later in the summer, she was invited back in with the U-16s, had a better camp and said to herself, "let's see where this takes me." Luckily for the USA, it has taken her all the way to Thailand where she has started all three matches and played every minute as the USA won its three first-round matches. Her unique upbringing and personality make her a perfect teammate as the USA looks to defender their world championship title.
U.S. Quote Sheet:
U.S. head coach Mark Krikorian on Australia:
"They have some dynamic players in nine, (Selin Kuralay), ten (Collette McCallum), seventeen (Kylie Ledbrook) and nineteen (Leena Khamis). All of those attacking players can cause us some problems. They are solid throughout the team and the kid (Sally) Shippard will anchor them in the midfield so we know we are in for a bit of a battle."
Krikorian on group play toughening his team:
"We did have a hard run though group play. We knew coming in that our group was going to be difficult, but we survived it in terms of getting through good results, minimizing injuries and we are able to get a few players some rest as well. But we have our work cut out for us with Australia."
Australian head coach Adrian Santrac on the U.S. team:
"The U.S. are a good side and as a country won (this event) two years ago, but this is not that team. They've gone through a tough group and won all three games, and we're very respectful of that, but we too are a good side and are preparing in the appropriate way to give us the best opportunity."
Santrac on his team:
"We've played some really good football, and each game, we've grown in stature and belief, and we'll continue to do that. We haven't defended as well as we should have, and haven't scored as often as we should, but we know we can create against the good teams. We've been working hard to ensure we take our chances and defend well."
Santrac on the match:
"We'll be well armed with the knowledge of what to expect from the U.S. tactically and their players. We know they are very athletic, very quick, and very fit. They've won their group obviously on merit, but we're not playing group matches now - in a one-off game, anything can happen."
U.S. defender Rachel Buehler on the match vs. Australia:
"Obviously we have to fight hard in this game. Australia is a fighting team, they are very hard working and play with a lot of heart. We need to play with everything as it all may come down to who wants to win more, so we have to be mentally strong. We are going to have to put all our heart and passion into this game and try to have some fun. "
U.S. defender Meagan Holmes on the match vs. Australia:
"We know we are facing a good team, and we know we have to win to go on, but I have a lot of confidence in our team right now. I think we will come out with the same energy we did in the first game. Practices have been good and everything has been sharp so we are feeling pretty good heading into the game."
Quote of the Day:
U.S. goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris after forward Jessica Rostedt's mom Vicki arrived in cookie-poor Thailand with home-baked chocolate chip and peanut butter cookies for the players:
"Mrs. Rostedt is the Team MVP."
- ussoccer.com -