Japan pays tribute to tsunami victims, survivors
FRANKFURT, Germany – World Cup hero Homare Sawa paid a moving and emotional tribute to the victims and survivors of the Japan tsunami and dedicated her team's incredible tournament triumph to them. Sawa captained Japan to its finest soccer hour, twice coming from behind to level the final against the United States before winning a nerve-jangling penalty shootout. With Japan's exploits being witnes
こどもたんぶらー — 澤選手のあるコメント アメリカでは美談として流れているものの...
“澤選手のあるコメント アメリカでは美談として流れているものの 何故か日本では報道や掲載されないのだ 日本語コメントの英訳を再び和訳する事に違和感ながら 日本のマスゴミが報道しない為にあえて和訳する http://sports.yahoo.com/soccer/news;_ylt=AmArrRdFEVrJjWgo3hlE1WA5nYcB?slug=ro-rogers_japan_win_pay_tribute_tsunami_071711 澤選手のコメント： “We knew that what we were doing here could be about a little more than just a football tournament. If winning this makes one person, someone who lost something
The force was strong with Japan, says USA goalkeeper Hope Solo | Football | guardian.co.uk
• Japan triumphed on penalties after late equaliser • 'I'm happy for them and they do deserve it,' Solo saysHope Solo may have been one of the star performers during the USA's run to the final of the Women's World Cup but the goalkeeper has admitted that even she felt Japan had "something bigger" working in their favour as they scored a late equaliser at the end of normal time and again in extra-t
Left on the Sideline as an Underdog Celebrates (Published 2011)
Japan's Saki Kumagai, background, scored the decisive goal past the United States' goalkeeper, Hope Solo, during the final match. It is the first time that Japan has won the Women's World Cup.Credit...Frank Augstein/Associated Press It has now been 12 full years since the United States won a Women’s World Cup of soccer, and it will be four more years before the women have another chance. The dynas
Phys Ed: The Workout Enigma
By Gretchen Reynolds November 17, 2010 12:01 am November 17, 2010 12:01 am Recently, researchers in Finland made the discovery that some people’s bodies do not respond as expected to weight training, others don’t respond to endurance exercise and, in some lamentable cases, some don’t respond to either. In other words, there are those who just do not become fitter or stronger, no matter what exerci
Why don't black Americans swim?
A month ago, six African-American teenagers drowned in a single incident in Louisiana, prompting soul-searching about why so many young black Americans can't swim. When 15-year-old DeKendrix Warner accidentally stepped into deeper water while wading in the Red River in Shreveport, he panicked. JaTavious Warner, 17, Takeitha Warner, 13, JaMarcus Warner, 14, Litrelle Stewart, 18, Latevin Stewart, 15
Paul the octopus set for sensational transfer to Madrid aquarium
In what may prove to be the biggest transfer story this summer, negotiations have begun to bring Paul the psychic octopus to Madrid after he correctly predicted Spain's World Cup final victory. Madrid's Zoo Aquarium says it is prepared to trump any other offer Germany's Oberhausen Sea Life Centre receives for Paul, certain that the world's most famous cephalopod will attract thousands of visitors.
World Cup 2010: Paraguay v Japan - as it happened | Scott Murray
Paraguay during their 'walk-through field recognition' at Loftus Versfeld stadium (as painted by Pieter Bruegel). Just below the centre circle, one player appears to be holding two of his team-mates up at gunpoint Paraguay during their 'walk-through field recognition' at Loftus Versfeld stadium (as painted by Pieter Bruegel). Just below the centre circle, one player appears to be holding two of hi
BBC News - Hysterical, deluded and thoroughly English
England has exited the football World Cup and once again failed to live up to expectations. But why do the English fool themselves, again and again, into believing they can win, and might they actually enjoy it? According to Wikipedia, hysteria is "a state of mind of unmanageable fear or emotional excesses. The fear is often caused by multiple events in one's past that involved some sort of severe
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