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England's Euro squad - according to form
If he were picking by the stats, Roy Hodgson would include John Ruddy, Danny Graham and Grant Holt in his first England squad.
The three players are among the best in their positions according to an index compiled by EA Sports using official data from the Premier League.
The quad has been compiled from an index based on key stats for each position but if you disagree you can choose your own squad here.
The Full Squad:
Goalkeepers: Joe Hart (Man City), Ben Foster (West Brom), John Ruddy (Norwich)
Defenders: Danny Simpson (Newcastle), Kyle Walker (Spurs), Leighton Baines (Everton), Ashley Cole (Chelsea), Joleon Lescott (Man City), John Terry (Chelsea), Rio Ferdinand (Man Utd), Shawcross (Stoke)
Midfielders: Theo Walcott (Arsenal), Matt Jarvis (Wolves), Matthew Etherington (Stoke), Ashley Young (Man Utd), Danny Murphy (Fulham), Frank Lampard (Chelsea), Gareth Barry (Man City), Michael Carrick (Man Utd)
Strikers: Wayne Rooney (Man Utd), Danny Wellbeck (Man Utd), Grant Holt (Norwich), Danny Graham (Swansea)
- EA Sport released its index to conincide with the launch of its Euro 2012 Xbox game
Frank Eves: pay attention, eh? It's based on STATS, geddit!? So no prejudice against Liverpool, not a prophecy of what Roy Hodgson will pick, but a squad based on stats.
What is wrong with it is that an England squad for championships MUST have FIVE forwards and SEVEN midfielders, something the idiot Sven didn't know, but which I hope Hodgson does
When will we get an England manager that will smell the fresh air and realise that playing the likes of Terry, Lampard, Ferdinand and Gerrard will win us nil zilch absolutely nothing. They have been tried and tested and failed miserable.
For goodness sake get rid and bring in some fresh blood !!!!!!!! makes me sooooo angry
Not a bad squad but I would not have chosen Caroll at any price, and not Jones for Richards a far better right back and in form which Jones is not at the moment. To me Caroll was well over priced at 35 million if he wnet up for sale today Liverpool would not get anything like that for him.
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Roy has actually picked a decent squad. Too many people are complaining about picking the same old team. In my opinion Roy has picked a a team which is capable of winning; he's included a good mix of experienced players in the form of J.Terry, F.Lampard and S.Gerrard, but he's also included some less likely figures such as Oxlade Chamberlain and Welbeck, who have both proven to be great players for their club when given the chance, and can be nurtured by the likes of the more experienced players as mentioned above.
well did'nt take long for moaners to start " ME FOR ONE" glad he as picked some new faces,but will they play.I think Roy as may one big mistake.and it's to do with forwards Rooney out for 2 games then who have we got only need a couple of injuries then that's it home early sorry to say why all the defenders should have picked more forwards.
ANY WAY GOOD LUCK they will need it.
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Despite centuries of advancements in medical science and countless babies born, the topic of childbirth has managed to remain, somehow, slightly mysterious. Why? Personally, I think it's because even though we have ultrasounds during pregnancy and fetal monitors during delivery, we still can't really see what's going on in there when push comes to shove (literally, sort of). Except someday in the not-too-distant future, all of that could change: There's a new computer program, recently developed by researchers in England, which uses 3D virtual reality to simulate human birth. Incorporating factors such as the size and shape of both the mother's and baby's bodies, the program could potentially save lives by helping doctors and midwives prepare for "unusual or dangerous births." Just check out this shot and you'll see why:
More primitive versions of childbirth simulators have been used by doctors before, of course, but this is the first with patient-specific technology: Doctors can scan a pregnant woman's body and adapt the simulator accordingly; they can also run a variety of different scenarios based on previous births. The only thing this program lacks is movements of the perineal muscles of the mother's pelvis and movements of the fetus. Eventually, though, developers hope to be able to run the birth simulator during the birth itself, which would let doctors see exactly what's going on and adjust their approach to the delivery. Still, the program now will help medical professionals to decide, for example, whether a baby is too large or in the wrong position to be delivered vaginally -- so even at this point, the simulator could be a huge plus in the delivery room.
Would you want doctors to use a 3D birth simulator during your delivery?
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Nope! Outside of specific, high-risk situations I think the technology would lead to an increased risk of uneccesary interventions. We need to trust womens' bodies MORE during birth, not LESS!
I think it would be awesome. I pushed for 4 hrs due to complications.. Had this been available I am sure they would have been able to see why earlier
I think the best way for a doctor or midwife to use this technology would be to first deliver 100 or so babies with the program running and recording, but not to watch any of the videos until all 100 babies had been delivered. That would give them a better understanding of what is normal from the inside, and what is not. Then hopefully it could be used to determine if there is truly a problem.
oh my gosh, if they start using these routinely on all birthing mamas, I'm pretty sure the c-section rate will be at 100% in no time.
I am divided, I have had two bigger babies and one normal size baby ( my own theory as to why she was smaller is not important) I am carrying my 4th child and already he is wieghing in bigger than most babies his GA. My last son ended up in NICU for a while because he hada traumatic birth and was in shock. This worries me to great extent with my last child. My son was bruisedm broken collar bone and needed care. If they can prevent such that happening I can see it being helpful. But I do not think it should be a decision left strictly up to the Dr's.

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Artificial sweeteners. Polish hotel rooms, boredom and ugly-assed pot plants. Schuldig x hand.
He slides a hand between his jumper and his waistband to scratch his balls idly. The contrast is odd, touching cold fingers to warm, intricate folds of flesh that stayed warm, that would maintain such impractical blood temperature even when he was barely aware of his own existence. He strokes the underside of his cock with the backs of his nails, and pretends he's not doing anything at all.
In Takatori's old office there were pot plants with thick, waxy leaves. Schuldig thought for a long time that they were fake, but twisting at the leaves in boredom one day, he discovered that they bruised with sap under his fingernails. Things like that, when real things look like plastic and yet food that tricks its way into his mouth loses its taste and he realises too late it's all corn syrup and modified starch - it makes him irrational, makes him simultaneously want to burn everything clean and to grind his shoulders in dirty, revel in the dowdy ridiculousness of it.
He has to pause for a moment to unbutton his flies and shuck his trousers down below his hips. The sheets here are smooth and a little slippery with polyester. He spits on his hand to have it evaporate, slick before it's gone, as he jerks off to a collection of sense memories that have nothing to do with sex.
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I used sock-weight yarn for this project. I love Stonehedge Fiber Mill fun mill ends and they were perfect for this project. It is good to use something with animal fiber such as wool to help maintain natural body temperature. My kids can't wear synthetic fibers, which is why I went with the Fun Mill Ends, which are an extremely soft mix of sheep wool, alpaca, and llama.
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By Victoria McGrane and Jon Hilsenrath
WASHINGTON--Federal Reserve officials Wednesday upgraded their assessment of the economic recovery but remained silent on when the Fed would begin pulling back on its $85 billion-per-month bond-buying program.
"Labor market conditions have shown further improvement in recent months," the Fed said in its formal policy statement, though it noted that unemployment remains "elevated."
Fed officials also noted that they see "the downside risks to the oulook for the economy and the labor market as having diminished since the fall."
The Fed's more optimistic view of the economy was also reflected in their revised economic projections, which were also released Wednesday. Fed officials saw unemployment falling slightly faster and hitting lower than they did in their previous forecasts, from March. For instance, by the end of 2014, they see the jobless rate hitting between 6.5% and 6.8%, an improvement from March when they saw it hitting between 6.7% and 7% by then. At the end of last year, the forecast was 6.8% to 7.3%.
Despite the lower expected unemployment rate, Fed officials still expect to keep short-term interest rates low until 2015, their projections showed. Fourteen Fed officials said they didn't expect to start raising rates until 2015, compared to 13 who said so in March.
Fed officials also shaded down their inflation forecasts for this year but see it returning to at or somewhat below their 2% goal by 2014.
Still, the Fed took no immediate action, as officials voted to keep the amount of bonds the central bank is buying each month unchanged for the time being, saying it would "continue purchasing additional agency mortgage-backed securities at a pace of $40 billion per month and longer-term Treasury securities at a pace of $45 billion per month." They also didn't change how they describe their plans for the program.
Even though Fed officials did not give any new details on when they expect to pull back on the bond-buying program, their more upbeat view of the economy could set the stage for a reduction in purchases in the coming months. The Fed has tied its bond-buying plans to seeing "substantial" improvement in the labor market. It's acknowledgement of "further improvement" suggests that officials see themselves farther down the road to meeting their goals.
Markets have been on edge since the Fed officials started trying to explain the plan for how, when the time comes, the Fed plans to begin stepping back from the bond-buying program. Investors have been particularly tense since Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's May 22 congressional testimony, during which he said the Fed could reduce the amount of bonds it purchases each month at its "next few meetings." Mr. Bernanke stressed that such a move would depend on the Fed seeing "continued improvement" in the economy and feeling confident that the economy can sustain that progress.
Investors have had a hard time grasping the nuanced message the Fed has been trying to convey about its plan for the program, leading to significant volatility in the stock and bond markets. Of major concern to the Fed is the fact that a wide range market indicators suggest that investors are starting to doubt the Fed's commitment to keep short-term rates near zero for the foreseeable future.
Fed officials have repeatedly said, both in public statements and their official policy statements, that they intend to keep short-term rates near zero until the jobless rate reaches 6.5%, as long as inflation doesn't shoot upwards. Fed officials say they expect to hold off raising rates for "a considerable time" after they end the bond-buying program,
Despite its upbeat view of the economy, the Fed gave a slight nod to recent soft inflation readings, saying that "inflation has been running below" the central bank's 2% target, although it added that "[l]onger-term inflation expectations have remained stable."
In May, the Fed said that inflation had been running "somewhat below" the 2% goal.
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St. Louis Fed president James Bullard voted against, saying that he believed the Fed policy committee "should signal more strongly its willingness to defend its inflation goal in light of recent low inflation readings," according to the statement.
Kansas City Fed President Esther George also dissented because she was concerned that the "continued high level of monetary accommodation increased the risks of future economic and financial imbalances" and could push long-term inflation expectations higher, according to the statement. Ms. George cited the same reasons for her dissents at the Fed's previous three policy meetings this year.
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The Bulls started a six game road trip by welcoming two new players to the team. The additions didn't pay instant dividends as the Bulls lost 4-0 Friday night to the Idaho Steelheads. Saturday, both players helped the Bulls to a 4-3 shootout win against the same team.
Last Tuesday, the Bulls traded forward Alex Tuckerman and defenseman Martin Lee to the Utah Grizzlies for winger Bryan Cameron, a Calgary Flames prospect. Rylan Galiardi, recently cleared to skate after suffering post-concussion symptoms, was traded the next day to Idaho for a Dallas Stars' prospect: forward Tristan King. Both King and Cameron met up with the team in Idaho.
Cameron was the second leading scorer for the Grizzlies. King was the leading scorer for the Steelheads. It was a boost that Bulls' Head Coach and GM Pat Curcio felt the team needed urgently. He explained to The Gackle Report how the trade with Idaho addressed a need for offense:
"They wanted someone they could have for the future in Galiardi and for me, I'm looking to get into the playoffs, whether we can keep Tristan next year or not," he said. "The next six weeks are more important than looking that far ahead."
That urgency is enhanced by the fact that the Bakersfield Condors are making a push to get into the playoffs by knocking the Bulls out. Friday, the Condors were only four points behind the Bulls.
Bulls' play by play announcer Jason Lockhart asked forward Hans Benson if the new players would help the team. Benson was cautiously optimistic:
"You can't say off the bat…I think these guys have a lot of talent and they seem like they can really help the team out right now."
Lockhart also asked Jordan Morrison if an eight day road trip would help the new players to get to know the team:
You get to know the guys pretty quickly for sure. I think that'll be sufficient. They'll probably be sick of us by [the end of the trip.]
Curcio started Friday's game with the new players on separate lines, putting Cameron with Kris Belan and Morrison, King with Dean Ouellet and Sebastian Trudeau.
The Steelheads had lost other players over the past few weeks, to injury and trade. By all accounts they should have performed like a depleted team. In the first 15 minutes of the game, the Bulls had several chances but a breakaway by Idaho's Brad Ross at 14:36 put the Steelheads on the board with a backhand over Thomas Heemskerk's pads.
The Bull's penalty kill has taken a beating lately. After a five game streak without giving up a power play goal, they have given one up in the last five meetings. Their first penalty kill Friday made it to the last few seconds before a shot from Idaho's Patrick Cullity in the circle found its way through several players and went over Heemskerk's glove. The Bulls went into the second period down by two goals. Curcio put Taylor Nelson in net to start the second period.
The Bulls' Cameron took a tripping penalty at 4:33 of the period. That penalty kill also made it to the last 30 seconds before giving up a goal to Ben Ondrus. Now the Bulls were down by three goals and were being outshot 18-9.
Idaho made it a 4-0 lead when Tyler Gron got behind the Bulls' defense and was left mostly alone in front of the net. He was Idaho's fourth goal scorer for the night. The question of whether the Steelheads were depleted by their roster changes had been answered.
The Bulls drew a hooking penalty with 3:13 left in a scoreless third period. It was a chance to not be shut out 4-0 two games in a row. As if to put the night's loss in bold print, Peter Sivak had the best chance of the power play but hit the post.
Nevertheless, the game gave Curcio a chance to reevaluate his lines. He ended the night by reuniting Peter Sivak with Dean Ouellet and Christian Ouellet, and putting Tristan King with Morrison and Cameron. The team didn't give up any more goals, but it is hard to say whether that was because the Steelheads sat back or the Bulls figured each other out.
Saturday, the Bulls' lines were much as they ended Friday: Sivak and Jordan Clendenning centered by Dean Ouellet, Cameron and King centered by Morrison, Jonathan Lessard and Kris Belan centered by Christian Ouellet, with Taylor Nelson back in goal.
Idaho started the game intent on not repeating the previous weekend split. Bulls' Captain Scott Langdon dropped the mitts with Mike Towns 5:33 into the period, just as David Toews was flying into the Bulls' zone on a breakaway. For Langdon's part, it was a perfectly timed bout, and one of the few things that went well for the Bulls in that first period. By the midpoint, the Bulls were being outshot 10-1.
Taylor Nelson held his ground through the period, including one spectacular diving save on a wraparound attempt. Finally, Towns beat Nelson with a backhand shot that caught the Bulls' goalie just a little late closing the five hole. There were 41 seconds left in the period. The Bulls had been outshot 18-7.
The second period began with Idaho's Scott Todd being hit by a Bulls' slapshot from the point. Bleeding from the face, he left the ice under his own power. After the blood was cleaned off the ice, the Bulls picked up where they left off. Dean Ouellet received a pass from Taylor Nelson and took a hit to get the puck to Simon Danis-Pepin. Danis-Pepin shot and scored to tie the game just 3:21 into the period. It was Danis-Pepin's second goal of the season, and the Bulls' sixth shot of the period.
Idaho was still at two shots.
Idaho scored again in the middle of the period, just as a power play expired. The Bulls' penalty kill had gone well, they even had a good short handed breakaway chance. Nevertheless, they were now down by one again.
A high sticking call on Cody Carlson put Idaho on the power play at 13:20. The Bulls killed that penalty and drew a slashing call as it ended. Cameron tied the game, scoring his first goal as a Bull 35 seconds into the power play.
During that second period, the shots were almost even with 18 for Idaho and 17 for San Francisco.
The first eight minutes of the third period were marked by up and down play without a call. With 11:17 left, Dean Ouellet went to the box for slashing. Jordan Clendenning had the last clear of the penalty kill, making a smart decision to loiter around the half boards while two Bulls fought for the puck in the corner. It paid off. Before Idaho could bring the puck back in, the Bulls were going the other way. Tristan King, not to be outdone by fellow newcomer Cameron, scored the go ahead goal.
Seconds later, several unaccountable falls ended with a tripping penalty to Clendenning. Idaho tried twice to dump the puck in on their power play. The Bulls won the race to get it back out the first time, and Idaho's Ian Watters tripped Morrison before the Steelheads could set up their power play again. After a minute of four on four play, the Bulls had a 43 second power play. The Bulls went into the offensive zone and they wouldn't be easily pushed back out. They were still on the attack when the power play ended. They continued until Idaho's goalie Josh Robinson caught the puck and held on to it.
With just over three minutes to go, the Bulls had an odd man rush going when the whistle blew, sending Bulls' defenseman Dylan King and Idaho's Justin Taylor off with matching minors for interference and diving. That may have stemmed from a hit by King on Taylor several seconds earlier that had the audience howling for a call.
Four on four, the Bulls managed a good rush into the offensive zone but soon after, Gron caught the Bulls off guard and beat their defense with speed through the neutral zone. Scoring his second goal of the game, he tied it up with less than two minutes to go.
Morrison almost untied it with a feed from Tristan King but he hit the post. A quick rush up ice was shut down by a blown tire. The game went to overtime.
Idaho had the advantage in terms of odd-man rushes through overtime, but the Bulls' defense handled it. Some lucky breaks and close attention from Nelson held Idaho at bay. The Idaho crowd erupted late in OT when Idaho put the puck in the net, well after a whistle for offsides. A few offside and icing calls later, OT ended. One point earned, the teams prepared for the shootout.
The Steelheads had a 2-4 shootout record, the Bulls' record was a paltry 1-6.
Cameron shot first for the Bulls, making three miniscule gestures from forehand to backhand, and slid the puck by Robinson.
Gron tried to do the same thing, but Nelson was not moved and stopped the shot cleanly.
Dean Ouellet went wide, came in with some speed, faked a forehand shot and then lifted it in with the backhand.
Idaho's Sam Carrick was forced wide by Nelson, and his shot hit the outside of the net.
Tristan King didn't use much misdirection at all, just shot it straight through the five hole.
Idaho's Brett Robinson, with the last chance to extend the shootout, lost the handle on the puck and put it weakly on Nelson's pads with a backhand.
It was Nelson's first shootout win in five tries this season, for it to be perfect was perfect.
The win put the Bulls just two points behind the Utah Grizzlies. Back in California, the Bakersfield Condors lost 4-3 to Ontario, putting them six points behind the Bulls.
Friday's goals scored by: Brad Ross (Ondrus), Patrick Cullity (PPG, Toews, Towns), Ben Ondrus (PPG, Ross, Gron), Tyler Gron (Ondrus, Robinson). Josh Robinson made 26 saves for the win, Thomas Heemskerk made 12 saves on 14 shots, Taylor Nelson made 23 saves on 25 shots for the Bulls.
Saturday's SF goals scored by: Simon Danis-Pepin (D. Ouellet, Nelson), Bryan Cameron (PPG, Kwiet, King), Tristan King (Morrison, Ouellet). Taylor Nelson made 40 saves and stopped three of three shots in the shootout for the win.
Saturday's Idaho goals scored by: Mike Towns (Toews), Tyler Gron (Robinson), Gron (Blain, Watters). Josh Robinson made 34 saves for the Steelheads.
The Bulls' next game is Tuesday at 6:05 PST, when they face Bryan Cameron's old team in Utah.


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Workshop on Ramsar implementation in Cuba. As part of the "III Congress on Environment and Development: 10 years after Rio" in Havana, Cuba, Ramsars Margarita Astrálaga, Denis Landenbergue of WWFs Living Waters Campaign, and Julia Langer of WWF Cuba are collaborating in a special session for Cuban professionals on "Wetland Conservation and Implementation of the Ramsar Convention in Cuba", 21 June 2001. The primary objective of the session is to discuss future actions and management activities in the Ciénaga de Zapata (452,000 ha) in Matanzas province, Cubas first Ramsar site recently designated with assistance from WWFs Living Waters Campaign and WWF Canada. The second objective is to advance the process of Ramsar designation for the five other Cuban wetlands that are part of the Living Waters Campaigns project and, if possible, coordinate their designation with 12 August 2001 ceremonies to celebrate the Conventions entry into force for Cuba. The third objective is to sketch out priority needs beyond those six designations.
On 22 June 2001, Denis Landenbergue and Margarita Astrálaga undertook an informative study tour of the Ciénaga de Zapata, and here are some photos.
Four people in Cuba (including WWF's Denis Landenbergue, second from left, and Margarita Astrálaga, Ramsar, right), eat fruit, probably for health reasons.
The Ramsar Bureau's Margarita Astrálaga leads people into a jacuzzi or boat, Cuba, 22 June 2001.
A leisurely boat ride through the Cienaga de Zapata, 22 June 2001
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A Goody Clancy representative gave City Council members and staff an initial presentation on concepts for downtown redevelopment, Tuesday morning.
Community vision will be a part of the process, said David Dixon, Principal in Charge of Planning and Urban Design, at the master planning firm.
During the daylong City Council retreat in the new Heritage Hall, at Heritage Sandy Springs, Dixon emphasized that a walkable community is essential to economic growth. Many well-educated younger households want a walkable environment, he said, adding that workers follow lifestyles, not jobs.
He added that Sandy Springs has work to do on the transportation front. Traffic congestion is rising more in the Atlanta metro area than other places, and increased congestion means a loss of jobs.
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- Sixty percent of all households in the Atlanta area are singles and couples.
- Married couples with children are less than 22 percent of households.
- Non-family households outnumber traditional families in the suburbs.
- Traditional one-worker families are less than 10 percent of households.
Sandy Springs Patch will have an update on the entire retreat.