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Fans’ joy as England go through

England kept their World Cup dreams alive with victory over Slovenia to secure qualification to the knock-out stages. A first-half strike from Jermain Defoe gave England a nervy 1-0 win in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.

Ken Gude: Is this the breakthrough for soccer in America?

American soccer fans have been waiting for this moment for decades. Support for soccer in the United States has been growing steadily, with millions now…

‘Wise man’ calls for EU strategic planning body

A permanent body dealing with long-term thinking and strategic planning must be created within the EU institutions, iga Turk, secretary-general of the Reflection Group on the Future of Europe, told EurActiv�in an interview.

Armstrong, Leipheimer head strong RadioShack team for Tour de France

Horner, Brajkovic also named today in team selection announcement

World Cup voices: Cheers for the red, white, and blue

Dispatches from Boston-area residents who are attending the largest international sporting event. Here, David Micley of Newton, who is studying at the University of Cape Town, describes the flag-waving camaraderie of American fans at last Friday’s US-Slovenia match. By David…

It’s do or die, but England can progress

WHEN THEY first found themselves supporting their then newborn national team in a major football championship eight years ago, Slovenian fans in the stands used to hold up signs reminding the TV commentators that they were not in fact Slovakia.

Gearing up for Taste of Joliet this week

The turf is in, the menu’s set and Rick Springfield has even lured a group of 12 ladies from Ohio to Joliet for their class reunion. It’s almost Taste of Joliet time. The event runs Friday through Sunday at Memorial Stadium, where Taste goers also can check out the new artificial field turf freshly installed on the stadium playing field.

A Beauty In Joburg: Watching Slovenia-USA With The Ladies Of The Miss World Pageant [Dispatches From The World Cup]

# dispatchesfromtheworldcup JOHANNESBURG Slovenia-USA had it all. There was the immediate and customary American breakdown. The stirring comeback. A bastard shit evil ref, more evil than that bastard shit Larrionda in 2006. And then there were the Miss World contestants. More��

Contador battling the flu, will skip Spanish time trial championship defense

Could illness impact on his Tour de France defense?

Article: Instant Expert: Secrets & Features of iOS 4

First announced on April 8th and promised for a worldwide release on June 21st, Apples iOS 4 upgrade was officially released for public consumption earlier today. The fourth major release of Apples mobile device operating system has also been given a new name: iOS, representative of its place on Apples entire suite of mobile devices and not merely the iPhone. Despite this, however, todays …

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