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vcs conseguem me ajudar com uma lista de fcs poc?
claro!! segue aqui uma lista lindona que só tem fc incrível:
mwf: yara shahidi, chloe e halle bailey, keke palmer, raven symoné, addriene bailon, amber riley, arden cho, jamie chung, brenda song, aja naomi king, dilshad vadsaria, naomi scott, shay mitchell, zendaya, leigh-anne pinnock, maite perroni, francia raisa, jannel parrish, jordin sparks, jenna ushkovitz, kelsey chow, mika nakashima, china anne mcclain, kat graham.
mwm: dev patel, harry shum jr., lee ki hong, corbin bleu, michael b. jordan, alfonso herrera, avan jogia, keith powers, tyler posey, leon thomas III, luka sabbat, jaden smith, christopher massey, trevor jackson, john boyega, jordan calloway, marcus scribner, tristan mack wilds, manny jacinto, shane kim.
só uma observaçãozinha: eu fiz essa lista sozinha então ela pode vir à sofrer alterações no futuro, tá? se eu lembrar de mais algum, também vou editando aqui!!
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2018 Readinglist
Drew Hayes Bloody Acquisitions
Drew Hayes The Fangs of Freelance Fred
Drew Hayes Second Hand Curses
Gregg Hurwitz The Rains
Gregg Hurwitz Last Chance
Dean Koontz Oddkins
David Timson Ghost Stories of an Antiquary
Kay Hooper Stealing Shadows
Kay Hooper Hiding In Shadows
Kay Hooper Out of Shadows
Kay Hooper Touching Evil
Kay Hooper Whisper of Evil
Kay Hooper Sense of Evil
Kay Hooper Hunting Fear
Kay Hooper Chill of Fear
Kay Hooper Sleeping with Fear
Kay Hooper Blood Dream
Kay Hooper Blood Sins
Kay Hooper Blood Ties
Kay Hooper Haven
Kay Hooper Hostage
Kay Hooper Haunted
Kay Hooper Fear the Dark
Kay Hooper Wait for Dark
Hunter Shea The Jersey Devil
Matt Haig The Humans
Terry Goodkind Nest
John G. Hartness Cold as Ice
John G. Hartness Into the Mystic
John Conroe God Touched
John Conroe Demon Driven
John Conroe Brutal Asset
John Conroe Black Frost
John Conroe Duel Nature
John Conroe Fallen Stars
John Conroe Executable
John Conroe Forced Ascent
John Conroe College Arcane
John Conroe God Hammer
John Conroe Rogues
John Conroe Snake Eyes
John Conroe Winterfall
Bentley Little The House
Terry Goodkind Nest
Stephen Blackmoore Dead Things
Stephen Blackmoore Broken Souls
Stephen Blackmoore Hungry Ghosts
Peter Cawdron Alien Space Tentacle Porn
A. American Hope
Dean Koonz Richochet Joe
Sarah Lyons Fleming Until the End of the World
Sarah Lyons Fleming So Long Lollipops
Sarah Lyons Fleming And After
Sarah Lyons Fleming All the Stars in the Sky
Robert Bevan Critical Failures V
Perrin Briar Genesis Flowers
Larry Correia The Adventures of Tom Stranger
Larry Correia A Murder of Manatees
J. R. Ward Covet
J. R. Ward Crave
J. R. Ward Envy
J. R. Ward Rapture
J. R. Ward Possession
J. R. Ward Immortal
Milo James Fowler Captain Bartholomew Quasar
James Smythe The Echo
Ian Tregillis The Mechanical
Ian Tregillis The Rising
Ian Tregillis The Liberation
Harvard Lampoon Bored of the Rings
Barry J. Hutchison Return of the Dead Guy
Mark Tufo Demon Fallout
Mark Tufo Defeat's Victory
Morgan Hobbes The Totally True Adventures of Gustav Gustavson
Barry J. Hutchison Dial D for Deadman
Christopher Moore Practical Demonkeeping
Christopher Moore Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove
Christopher Moore The Stupidest Angel
Richard Johnson Weekend at Vidu's
Brian Keene The Rising
Brian Keene City of the Dead
Daniel Fite The Zombie Chapters
Edward Zajac A Swift Kick in the Asteroids
Donald E. Westlake The Busy Body
Dean Koontz The Whispering Room
Christopher Moore Bloodsucking Fiends
Christopher Moore You Suck
Christopher Moore Bite Me
Sue Perkins Zoopedia
Anthology Zombies, The Recent Dead
Anthology Zombies, More Recent Dead
Brett J. Talley That Which Should Not Be
Christopher Moore A Dirty Job
Christopher Moore Secondhand Souls
Christopher Moore Coyote Blue
Al K. Line Hidden Spark
Al K. Line Dead Spark
Al K. Line Wild Spark
Kim Stanley Robinson Icehenge
Bentley Little The Mailman
Zach Bohannon Empty Bodies
James Peters Black Swan Planet
Peter Meredith The Edge of Hell
Peter Meredith The Edge of Temptation
Gerry Griffiths The Beasts of Stoneclad Mountain
Christopher Moore Fluke Or, I Know Why the Winged Whale Sings
C.G. Mosley The Island in the Mist
C.G. Mosley Monsters in the Mist
Russell James Cavern of the Damned
Mike Bockoven FantasticLand
Michael McBride Snowblind
Michael McBride The Killing Grounds
Kevin Hearne Scourged
E.F. Benson's Ghost Stories
Donnie Eichar Dead Mountain
Corey Taylor A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Heaven
Viktor Zarkov Megatooth
Steven Bird Erebus
Robert Bevan 5d6 Caverns and Creatures
Richard Kadrey Suspect Zero
Keith C. Blackmore Mountain Man Prequel
Dave Jeffery Frostbite
Christopher Moore Fool
Christopher Moore The Serpent of Venice
Seth Shostak Confessions of an Alien Hunter
P. K. Hawkins Titanoboa
Matt Serafini Island Red
Christopher Moore Island of the Sequined Love Nun
Ambrose Ibsen Asylum
Ambrose Ibsen Forest
Ambrose Ibsen The Occupant
Lucas Pederson Leviathan Ghost Rig
Kara Cooney The Woman Who Would Be King
Jonathan Maberry Mars One
John J. Rust Reptilian
Greig Beck Beneath the Dark Ice
Greig Beck Dark Rising
Greig Beck This Green Hell
Greig Beck Black Mountain
Greig Beck Gorgon
Greig Beck Hammer of God
Greig Beck Kraken Rising
Michelle McNamara Ill Be Gone in the Dark
Stephen R Donaldson The Kings Justice
Jerry Dubs Imhotep
Christopher Moore Lamb The Gospel
Barry J. Hutchison Planet of the Japes´
Bentley Little The ignored
Marty Essen Time Is Irreverent
Thomas Tryon Harvest Home
Dean Koontz The Bone Farm
Dean Koontz The Crooked Staircase
Christopher Moore Sacre Bleu
Benjamin Wallace Junkers
Alex Laybourne Terror from the Deep
Christopher Golden Ararat
Alice Hoffman The Museum of Extraordinary Things
Jim Butcher Storm Front
Jim Butcher Fool Moon
Jim Butcher Grave Peril
Jim Butcher Summer Knight
Jim Butcher Death Masks
Jim Butcher Blood Rites
Jim Butcher Bombshells
Jim Butcher Proven Guilty
Jim Butcher White Night
Jim Butcher Small Favor
Jim Butcher Backup
Jim Butcher Turn Coat
Jim Butcher Changes
Jim Butcher Ghost Story
Jim Butcher Cold Days
Jim Butcher Shadowed Souls
Jim Butcher Skin Game
Jim Butcher White Night
Jim Butcher Working for Bigfoot
Stephen King The Outsider
The World of Lore Wicked Mortals
Hugh Howey I, Zombie
C. Gockel Archangel Down
C. Gockel Noa's Ark
C. Gockel Heretic
Anthology Aliens Bug Hunt
Shea Ernshaw The Wicked Deep
John F.D. Taff The Bell Witch
Adrienne Lecter Incubation
Adrienne Lecter Outbreak
Adrienne Lecter Escalation
Adrienne Lecter Extinction
Adrienne Lecter Resurgence
Adrienne Lecter Unity
Adrienne Lecter Affliction
Adrienne Lecter Catharsis
Barry J. Hutchison The Time Titan of Tomorrow
The Cabin at the End of the World
Chuck Wendig The Blue Blazes
Larry Correia Saints
Dirk Patton Voodoo Plague
Dirk Patton Crucifixion V Plague
John Connolly Every Dead Thing
John Connolly Dark Hollow
John Connolly The Killing Kind
John Connolly The White Road
John Connolly The Black Angel
John Connolly The Unquiet
John Connolly The Reapers
John Connolly The Lovers
John Connolly The Whisperers
John Connolly The Burning Soul
John Connolly The Wrath of Angels
John Connolly The Wolf In Winter
John Connolly A Song of Shadow
John Connolly A Time Of Torment
John Connolly A Game of Ghosts
Barry J. Hutchison The King of Space Must Die
Dave Itzkoff Robin
Greig Beck The Void
Jim Butcher Furies of Calderon
Jim Butcher Academs Fury
Jim Butcher Cursors Fury
Jim Butcher Captains Fury
Jim Butcher Princeps Fury
Jim Butcher First Lords Fury
Mark Tufo Etna Station
Bentley Little The Resort
Rebecca Roanhorse Trail of Lightning
Michael Rutger The Anomaly
Scott Smith The Ruins
Zach Bohannon Empty Bodies
Zach Bohannon Adaptation
Zach Bohannon Deliverance
Zach Bohannon Open Roads
Zach Bohannon Damnation
Zach Bohannon Revelation
Stevens, Marc First of my Kind, 2nd Edition
Peter Clines The Eerie Adventures of the Lycanthrope Robinson Crusoe
Nathan Hystad The Event
Michael Crichton Next
Graeme Reynolds High Moor
Graeme Reynolds Moonstruck
Jim C. Hines Janitors Of The Post Apocalypse
Thomas Sweterlitsch The Gone World
Michael McBride Subhuman
Jeremy Robinson The Others
Jeremy Bishop The Sentinel
James D. Prescott Extinction Code
Alan Dean Foster Relic
Bobby Adair Dusty's Diary
Adam Cesare The Con Season
Richard Kadrey Hollywood Dead
Margaret Atwood Angel Catbird
Bethany Blake Death by Chocolate Lab
Bethany Blake Dial Meow for Murder
Bethany Blake Pawprints & Predicaments
Jeff Strand The Haunted Forest Tour
Adam Cesare Tribesmen
Adrienne Lecter Exodus
Ted Dekker The Bride Collector
T.W. Piperbrook The Last Survivors
T.W. Piperbrook The Last Escape
T.W. Piperbrook The Last Humanity
T.W. Piperbrook The Last Command
T.W. Piperbrook The Last Refuge
T.W. Piperbrook The Last Conquest
T.W. Piperbrook The Ruins 1
T.W. Piperbrook The Ruins 2
T.W. Piperbrook The Ruins 3
T.W. Piperbrook The Ruins 4
T.W. Piperbrook Outage 1
T.W. Piperbrook Outage 2
T.W. Piperbrook Outage 3
T.W. Piperbrook The Reckoning
Bobby Adair Zero Day
Bobby Adair Infected
Bobby Adair Destroyer
Bobby Adair Dead Fire
Bobby Adair Torrent
Bobby Adair Bleed
Bobby Adair City of Stin
Bobby Adair Grind
Bobby Adair Sanctum
Tony Peak Signal
Steven Brust Good Guys
Stephen King & Bev Vincent Flight or Fright
Myke Cole Control Point
Myke Cole Fortress Frontier
Myke Cole Breach Zone
Graeme Reynolds Blood Moon
Michael Hodges The Invasive
Jeff Strand Dead Clown Barbecue
Echoes of Evil
Dean Koontz The Forbidden Door
James D. Prescott Extinction Countdown
Sam Sykes Humane Killer
Dan Simmons Summer of Night
Dan Simmons Children of the Night
Dan Simmons A Winter Haunting
Myke Cole Gemini Cell
Myke Cole Javelin Rain
Myke Cole Siege Line
Adam Cesare Video Night
Deborah Sheldon Devil Dragon
Peter Meredith Generation Z
Peter Meredith The Queen of the Dead
Peter Meredith The Queen of War
Tim Powers Alternate Routes
Richard Roberts I Did NOT Give That Spider Superhuman Intelligence!
Richard Roberts Please Dont Tell My Parents Im a Supervillain
Richard Roberts Please Don't Tell My Parents I Blew Up the Moon
Richard Roberts Please Don't Tell My Parents I've Got Henchmen
Richard Roberts Please Don't Tell My Parents I Have a Nemesis
Richard Roberts Please Don't Tell My Parents You Believe Her
Michael McDowell BlackWater
Hunter Shea Mail Order Massacres
Jeff Strand Dweller
Adam Cesare Zero Lives Remaining
Ezekiel Boone Zero Day
Ted Kosmatka Prophet of Bones
Steven L. Kent 100 Fathoms Below
Keith C. Blackmore The Missing Boatman
John Connolly Bad Men
Jeremy Robinson Forbidden Island
Chuck Wendig Under the Empyrean Sky
Chuck Wendig Blightborn
Chuck Wendig The Harvest
Shingles Audio Collection
Robert E. Howard The Horror Stories of Robert E. Howard
Paul E. Cooley The Black
Paul E. Cooley Arrival
Paul E. Cooley Outbreak
M.R. Forbes Forgotten
M.R. Forbes Forsaken
M.R. Forbes Unforgiven
Jeremy Robinson Kronos
Jeff Strand I Have a Bad Feeling about This
Mark Tufo Whistlers
Mark Tufo Atlantis
Mark Tufo Convergence
Mark Tufo Valhalla
Laurie Forest The Black Witch
Simon R. Green
Simon R. Green Man with the Golden Torc
Simon R. Green Daemons are Forever
Simon R. Green The Spy Who Haunted Me
Simon R. Green From Hell With Love
Simon R. Green For Heaven's Eyes Only
Simon R. Green Live and Let Drood
Simon R. Green Casino Infernale
Simon R. Green Property of a Lady Faire
Simon R. Green From a Drood to a Kill
Simon R. Green Dr. DOA
Simon R. Green Moonbreaker
Simon R. Green Night Fall
Rob Dircks You're Going to Mars!
Stephen King Elevation
Drew Hayes Pears and Perils
Alma Katsu The Hunger
Hunter Shea One Size Eats All
Joseph Fink Alice Isn't Dead
Jonathan Mayberry Glimpse
Jack Ketchum Off Season
Jack Ketchum Offspring
Jack Ketchum The Woman
Chuck Wendig The Blue Blazes
Bobby Akart Yellowstone Hellfire
Bobby Akart Yellowstone Inferno
Laurie Forest wandfasted
Greig Beck Abyss
Barry J. Hutchison Dial D for Deadman
Barry J. Hutchison Dead Inside
Barry J. Hutchison Dead in the Water
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Neil you are always the very best, so I am here once again to ask for your generous expertise! I'm casting a pair of siblings, a brother and a sister, doesn't matter which one is older (the story doesn't specify). Age range, anything from 18 to 30 for either. I'm looking for fcs who are half black and half white (although it doesn't have to be exactly 1/2 and if there are other ethnicities mixed in that's okay so long as they're predominantly black). Thank you so much as ever, you are my hero!
Your hero, huh?! Anon, you’re too much, you’re flattering me! Lucky for you, you’ve got a pretty good selection of FCs to choose from:
Brother:
A.J. Saudin (24)
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (23)
Alfie Enoch (28)
Corbin Bleu (28)
Dana Vaughns (19)
Demetrius Joyette (24)
Dudley O’Shaughnessy (27)
Elliot Knight (26)
Evan Ross (28)
Franz Drameh (24)
Jacob Anderson (26)
Jacob Artist (24)
Jaxon Howden (21)
Jordan Fisher (22)
Jordan Stephens (25)
Justice Smith (21)
Keiynan Lonsdale (25)
Kendrick Sampson (29)
Reece King (22)
Tahj Mowry (30)
Sister:
Aisha Dee (23)
Alexandra Shipp (25)
Amber Stevens (30)
Amira McCarthy (21)
Anais Mali (27)
Antonia Thomas (30)
Ashley Moore (23)
Candice Patton (28)
Cydney Christine (19)
FKA Twigs (29)
Halsey (22)
Hannah John-Kamen (27)
Jadah Doll (21)
Jasmine Cephas Jones (27)
Jasmine Sanders (25)
Jess Plummer (24)
Jordin Sparks (27)
Kara Royster (23)
Karla Crome (27)
Kiana Ledé (19)
Kiersey Clemons (23)
Laya Lewis (24)
Lianne La Havas (27)
Naressa Valdez (23)
Nathalie Emmanuel (28)
Paulina Singer (25)
Pepi Sonuga (23)
Samantha Logan (20)
Sammi Maria (27)
Sasha Banks (25)
Serayah McNeill (21)
Tinashe Kachingwe (24)
Vanessa Morgan (24)
Zendaya Coleman (20)
Zoë Soul (21)
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France’s Benchwarmers Are Worth More Than Most Starting Lineups
France enters today’s semifinal match against neighboring Belgium as the favorite to win the 2018 World Cup. At least on paper, though, France has been the least remarkable team of the four that remain: Les Bleus have scored fewer goals than each of the other semifinalists, they’ve possessed less of the ball than two of the other semifinalists, and they’ve taken the fewest shots.
Advancing to the World Cup semifinals is no small feat — and, indeed, France’s impressive 4-3 win over Argentina in the round of 16 was the most thrilling match of the tournament so far — but the offensive numbers to this point don’t exactly suggest that France has done enough to enter the penultimate stage as favorites.
But when you take a look at the French roster’s combined market value, it begins to make more sense.
According to TransferMarkt.com, a website that lists the market value of each player in world soccer, the French roster is valued at more than $1.2 billion, which is significantly higher than the other semifinalists. France’s starting roster is the most valuable in the tournament,1 and France’s bench alone is more valuable than the starting rosters of 11 teams that made it through the group stage to the round of 16, including Uruguay, Portugal, Argentina and potential championship match opponents Croatia. And that’s not to mention some of the players France left home, such as Karim Benzema, Adrien Rabiot, Kingsley Coman and Alexandre Lacazette — all of whom are worth at least $45 million.
France manager Didier Deschamps was in an enviable position entering the World Cup — if things weren’t clicking going forward, he knew he could turn to Ousmane Dembélé, Nabil Fekir or Thomas Lemar to provide an offensive spark. The three attack-minded players are worth a combined $241 million on the open market. But that $241 million worth of soccer ability has gone mostly unused; the trio has combined for zero goals and zero assists and has added just 0.34 combined expected goals plus assists per 90 minutes. The rest of the French bench has been similarly unproductive. Despite its massive price tag, the bench of Les Bleus has been relatively invisible compared with the benches of the other semifinalists: It has added the fewest expected goals plus assists per 90 minutes, with just 0.6 for the entire tournament.
A bleu bench, freighted with gold
Transfer value and production at the 2018 World Cup for France’s reserves*
Player Expected goals plus assists per 90 min. Minutes played Transfer value Dembele 0.12 165 $94m Lemar 0.11 90 76 Fekir 0.11 61 71 Thauvin 0.00 1 59 Tolisso 0.05 173 47 Mendy 0.10 40 47 Kimpembe 0.00 90 35 N’Zonzi 0.02 101 35 Sidibe 0.09 90 27 Rami 0.00 0 8 Total 0.60 811 499
* Not including goalkeepers.
Source: Transfermarkt, ESPN Stats & Information
Belgium’s bench — primarily on the back of Michy Batshuayi — has added a whole three more expected goals plus assists per 90 minutes than its rival semifinalists, while England’s has added 1.4 more. Croatia’s 0.9 expected goals plus assists per 90 minutes from the bench isn’t much better than France’s — but then again the Croatian bench is about 30 percent as valuable as the French.2
Some of this difference in usage can be explained by injuries, yellow and red card troubles, and tactical shifts: The clash between Belgium and England in their third match of the group stage was relatively meaningless because each team had already punched its ticket to the knockouts, so players outside each team’s traditional starting 11 got to see more playing time than they might have in a game with more serious implications. France’s bench has provided the least help in terms of expected goals plus assists per 90 minutes, but France’s bench has also played the fewest minutes of the semifinalists. And while France didn’t qualify early like Belgium and England did, the ride has been more or less comfortable. Except for a brief window where the French fell behind Argentina, they hadn’t reached a desperation point — either within a single game or going into a match — where more attacking help was needed off the bench.
Aside from perhaps Germany, which flamed out of the tournament in historic fashion, France may have had the deepest pool of talent entering the 2018 World Cup. But so far, that pool hasn’t yielded much beyond what the starting 11 has provided. Les Bleus may be able to claim their second FIFA World Cup trophy without the help of their bench, but the task will be made easier if those players contribute as much as the handful of club owners who pull the transfer market strings believe they can.
Check out our latest World Cup predictions.
from News About Sports https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/frances-benchwarmers-are-worth-more-than-most-starting-lineups/
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MOSCOW (AP) — The Latest on the World Cup (all times local): 6:35 p.m.
An Egyptian sports analyst has died after having a heart attack while watching a broadcast of Egypt’s 2-1 loss to Saudi Arabia in the World Cup.
Abdel-Rahim Mohamed had the heart attack when the Saudis scored their injury-time winner Monday. He was taken to a hospital in Cairo for treatment, but didn’t respond to treatment.
Mohamed’s death was announced Monday by his son in a Facebook post. The former Zamalek coach had been scheduled to give analysis after the match for Egypt’s state TV.
Egypt, which was playing at the World Cup for the first time since 1990, finished in last place in the group in what has become a hugely disappointing tournament for the Egyptians.
Egypt’s coach Hector Cuper expressed his condolences after hearing news of Mohamed’s heart attack in a news conference after the match. ___ 6:25 p.m.
The practice sessions for Germany and South Korea scheduled at Kazan Arena have been moved to other stadiums because of bad weather conditions.
A heavy rain storm has forced World Cup organizers to move the sessions elsewhere in Kazan in order to preserve the pitch ahead of Wednesday’s game between the Group F rivals.
South Korea’s practice session has been moved to the Central Stadium, while Germany will be working at the Electron Stadium.
In a wide-open Group topped by Mexico with six points, the Germans can qualify if they beat South Korea by at least two goals. South Korea needs a win and other results to play in its favor to advance. ___ 6:15 p.m.
Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic says he’s happy for his team to continue with its “organized chaos” approach at the World Cup.
Switzerland has come back after falling behind in both its group games, the first time to save a 1-1 draw with Brazil, then to beat Serbia 2-1 with a 90th-minute winning goal from attacking midfielder Xherdan Shaqiri.
Shaqiri’s role in the Serbia game, when he appeared to have a free role to roam around the field, is something Petkovic says they’ll stick with.
The coach says “we created what we call an organized chaos and we are going to continue to do that in the future as well. We are going to play around with that.”
Switzerland plays Costa Rica in its last Group E game on Wednesday, when the Swiss need a draw to make sure of a place in the last 16. Brazil and Serbia are the other teams in the group. Costa Rica is already out.
Switzerland, which last reached the quarterfinals of a World Cup in 1954, could be a last 16 opponent for Mexico or Germany. ____ 6:10 p.m.
Australia’s hopes of moving on in the World Cup may be over after Peru captain Paolo Guerrero scored five minutes into the second half to give his team a 2-0 lead. Guerrero’s goal came after some solid work down the left side by midfielder Christian Cueva.
His cross was deflected but fell so Guerrero could get his left foot on the shot past Australia goalkeeper Mat Ryan. Andre Carrillo scored in the first half for Peru, which hasn’t won a World Cup match since 1978.
Seeking a spark, Australia brought on 38-year-old veteran Tim Cahill in the 53rd minute. It’s his first appearance of the tournament. He has scored for Australia in the past three World Cups. ____ 5:49 p.m.
It’s 0-0 at halftime between France and Denmark after a low-key opening 45 minutes.
A game neither team needs to win is on track to be the first goalless draw after three dozen matches at the tournament.
France goalkeeper Steve Mandanda came off his line well to smother a half-chance as Denmark’s Christian Eriksen raced to beat him to a well-placed cross on a counterattack. Otherwise Mandanda has not been tested in his first start at his fifth major tournament with Les Bleus, who are resting several starters.
A draw will ensure France, already sure to advance after two wins, will finish top of Group C, and that Denmark is runner-up. Denmark can even afford to lose at Luzhniki Stadium if Australia fails to beat Peru in Sochi.
Australia trails 1-0 at halftime on an 18th-minute volley from Andre Carrillo, Peru’s first World Cup goal since it was last in the tournament in 1982. It’s the first time Peru has led in a World Cup match since beating Iran in 1978 — its last victory in the tournament.
Australia’s best chance came in the 27th minute when Tom Rogic made a run through the Peru defense, but his left-footed shot was saved by goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. ___ 5:20 p.m.
Andre Carrillo’s 18th-minute volley has given Peru a 1-0 lead over Australia and its first World Cup goal since 1982.
It was a slow start for both teams, but picked up when Carrillo met a cross from the left and launched a strike to the far post. Peru had been held goalless through the first two games of the group stage. Peru has not been in the World Cup since 1982 and lost 5-1 to Poland in its final game that year.
Australia must win to have a chance at advancing to the knockout stage. ___ 4:45 p.m.
American referee Mark Geiger has been given a second group-stage match to work at the World Cup. He will handle Wednesday’s game between Germany and South Korea.
Geiger worked Portugal’s 1-0 win over Morocco. The 43-year-old from Beachwood, New Jersey, Geiger worked three games in Brazil four years ago, becoming the first American to referee a knockout stage match when he handled France’s 2-0 win over Nigeria in the round of 16.
The U.S. is the only nation with two referees at the World Cup. Jair Murrufo officiated Belgium’s 5-2 victory over Tunisia. ___ 4:15 p.m.
Veteran forward Tim Cahill will not be in the starting lineup for Australia in its must-win World Cup game against Peru.
Australia coach Bert van Marwijk has decided to go with Tomi Juric to replace Andrew Nabbout, who injured his shoulder in the 1-1 draw with Denmark. There was speculation about Cahill possibly moving into the starting lineup. The 38-year-old Cahill, who has scored in each of the last three World Cups, has yet to play in the tournament.
Australia must win and have France beat Denmark to have a chance of advancing to the knockout stage for the second time. Peru, which has already been eliminated, made two changes to its starting lineup with Anderson Santamaria and Renato Tapia winning selections. Lineups:
Australia: Mat Ryan, Mark Milligan, Mathew Leckie, Tomi Juric, Robbie Kruse, Aaron Mooy, Mile Jedanik, Aziz Behich, Josh Risdon, Trent Sainsbury, Tom Rogic.
Peru: Pedro Gallese, Anderson Santamaria, Miguel Trauco, Christian Cueva, Paolo Guerrero, Renato Tapia, Christian Ramos, Luis Advincula, Andre Carrillo, Yoshimar Yotun, Edison Flores. ___ 4:05 p.m.
France has rested several starters to play Denmark at Luzhniki Stadium after opening with two wins to seal it round of 16 spot. Needing a draw to ensure winning Group C, France coach Didier Deschamps has brought in goalkeeper Steve Mandanda, midfielder Thomas Lemar and forward Ousmane Dembele among six changes from the team which beat Peru 1-0 five days ago. Paul Pogba, Kylian Mbappe and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris are among those rested.
A draw will also let Denmark advance as group runner-up, and it can top the table with a win. Denmark will also advance if Australia fails to beat Peru in Sochi.
Coach Age Hareide named Martin Braithwaite in an attacking role to replace Yussuf Poulsen, who is suspended after picking up yellow cards in Denmark’s first two matches, both times after video review. The other changes see Mathias Jorgensen come into midfield and Andreas Cornelius to lead the attack. The lineups:
Denmark: Kasper Schmeichel, Simon Kjaer, Andreas Christensen, Thomas Delaney, Christian Eriksen, Martin Braithwaite, Mathias Jorgensen, Henrik Dalsgaard, Jens Stryger, Andreas Cornelius, Pione Sisto.
France: Steve Mandanda, Presnel Kimpembe, Raphael Varane, Antoine Griezmann, Thomas Lemar, Olivier Giroud, Ousmane Dembele, N’Golo Kante, Steven N’Zonzi, Djibril Sidibe, Lucas Hernandez. ___ 3:55 p.m.
Albania’s prime minister has opened a bank account allowing his brethren to offer their “symbolic contribution” to pay the fines levied by FIFA against two Swiss players of Albanian origin. “Don’t Be Afraid of the Eagle” is the name of the account opened at Raiffeisen Bank on Tuesday by Prime Minister Edi Rama urging Albanians “to pay FIFA’s absurd fine on Granit Xhaka and Xherdan Shaqiri.”
Xhaka and Shaqiri made hand gestures that mimicked Albania’s national symbol, a two-headed eagle, after scoring goals during Switzerland’s win over Serbia. The players have ethnic Albanian heritage linked to Kosovo, a former Serbian province that declared independence in 2008. Serbia doesn’t recognize that independence.
FIFA fined the players 10,000 Swiss francs ($10,100) each for unsporting behavior. Soccer’s governing body had the power to impose two-match bans if Xhaka and Shaqiri’s actions were judged to have provoked the general public.
Rama wrote on his Facebook page that the bank account was a gesture of “thanks and gratitude to the two sportsmen who put up millions of Albanians in a sport joy.” ___ 2:40 p.m.
Russian authorities have dropped charges against a British LGBT activist who was detained near the Kremlin as the World Cup was opening nearby.
The case was closed after activist Peter Tatchell agreed to accept a warning not to protest again. That’s according to his campaign manager, Simon Harris.
Tatchell was arrested while holding a one-man protest on June 14, criticizing Russian President Vladimir Putin for not doing more to stop abuse of gays in Chechnya.
Tatchell later said he was to appear in court on June 26, but the case was quietly dropped instead.
A group of British LGBT football fans had a rainbow flag briefly taken down at Sunday’s England-Panama match but put it back up with help from FIFA.
A 2013 Russian law bans so-called “propaganda” of homosexuality to minors and has been used to stifle the LGBT community, though Russian authorities appear to be treading more carefully than usual during the World Cup. ___ 2:15 p.m.
Chancellor Angela Merkel is wishing Germany luck against South Korea after the “torture” of the defending champion’s last-minute win against Sweden, but she won’t be attending the match.
Germany salvaged its chances of advancing with Toni Kroos’ injury-time winner on Saturday. It faces South Korea in Kazan on Wednesday.
At a news conference Tuesday in Berlin, Merkel — who is under severe domestic political pressure in a dispute over migration — was asked if she would go to the match because she might not get another chance to see coach Joachim Loew’s team.
Merkel said she has to be in parliament this week, “but of course I sincerely wish the team all the best — and of course I hope for a good outcome after we all went through — torture, in the truest sense of the word — during the last game.” ___ 1:05 p.m.
Sweden coach Janne Andersson says his team has moved on from bitter feelings about its loss to Germany as well as the racist abuse aimed at midfielder Jimmy Durmaz on social media.
Andersson said Tuesday that the defeat made the team “stronger, more confident” because Sweden played the defending champions to a draw “with the exception of the final 10 seconds.”
Sweden faces Mexico on Wednesday to conclude group play and still has a chance to advance to the knockout rounds.
Mexico leads the group with six points but isn’t safe yet. If Germany defeats South Korea in Kazan and Sweden simultaneously tops Mexico, three teams would finish with six points, sending it to tiebreakers that start with the best goal differential.
The team issued a joint statement condemning the abuse of Durmaz, who gave away the free kick that led to Germany’s game-winner. Andersson says, “It’s important that we’re able to move on after that.”
By Associated Press
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The Harvard Doctor Changing Nursing Homes Forever
Dr. Bill Thomas, a Harvard trained physician, wants you to know one very important thing about life and aging: “growing older is a good thing.”
He’s been in the news quite a bit regarding his somewhat radical, yet very positive, first-hand perspective of aging. A Washington Post article featured this one man crusade to change negative attitudes about aging and help people to think of “post-adulthood” as a time of enrichment:
“Thomas believes that Americans have bought so willingly into the idea of aging as something to be feared that it has become a self-fulfilling prophecy leading to isolation, loneliness and lack of autonomy,” the article stated. In 1991, Thomas became the medical director of a nursing home in upstate New York. He found the place, as the Post put it, “depressing, a repository for old people whose minds and bodies seemed dull and dispirited.”
In 1991, Dr. Thomas found himself the medical director of a nursing home in upstate New York and in the words of the Washington Post article, he felt the place a: “depressing, a repository for old people whose minds and bodies seemed dull and dispirited.”
So, what did Thomas do to change the resident’s lives forever and spark a movement in aging? The Washington Post explains: “[Dr. Thomas] decided to transform the nursing home. Based on a hunch, he persuaded his staff to stock the facility with two dogs, four cats, several hens and rabbits, and 100 parakeets, along with hundreds of plants, a vegetable and flower garden, and a day-care site for staffers’ kids.
“All those animals in a nursing home broke state law, but for Thomas and his staff, it was a revelation. Caring for the plants and animals restored residents’ spirits and autonomy; many started dressing themselves, leaving their rooms and eating again. The number of prescriptions fell to half of that of a control nursing home, particularly for drugs that treat agitation. Medication costs plummeted, and so did the death rate.”
“He named the approach the Eden Alternative — based on the idea that a nursing home should be less like a hospital and more like a garden — and it was replicated in hundreds of institutions in Canada, Europe, Japan and Australia as well as in all 50 U.S. states (the animal restriction in New York was voted down).”
Thomas has also pioneered small, intimate residences that he calls Green Houses, where residents have their own bedrooms and bathrooms.
The result:“Within six weeks, they had to send a truck around to pick up all the wheelchairs,” Thomas told the Post. “You know why most people [in nursing homes] use wheelchairs? Because the buildings are so damn big.”
So take heart, here’s living proof that age is truly just a number! And, that what we need most is loving contact throughout our lives, whether from people or animals and our minds and spirit play a large role in our happiness and longevity.
“It was a revelation. It restored residents’ spirits and autonomy. Many started dressing themselves, leaving their rooms and eating again. The number of prescriptions fell to half. The death rate plummeted.”
Posted by Next Avenue on Saturday, February 6, 2016
Photo credit: Dr. Bill Thomas, a geriatrician and theater performer who is traveling the country trying to change people’s attitudes about aging, is photographed during a workshop at Gilchrest Hospice in Hunt Valley, Md. (Marvin Joseph/The Washington Post)
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MOSCOW | The Latest: Rain forces Germany, South Korea relocations
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MOSCOW | The Latest: Rain forces Germany, South Korea relocations
MOSCOW (AP) — The Latest on the World Cup (all times local): 6:35 p.m.
An Egyptian sports analyst has died after having a heart attack while watching a broadcast of Egypt’s 2-1 loss to Saudi Arabia in the World Cup.
Abdel-Rahim Mohamed had the heart attack when the Saudis scored their injury-time winner Monday. He was taken to a hospital in Cairo for treatment, but didn’t respond to treatment.
Mohamed’s death was announced Monday by his son in a Facebook post. The former Zamalek coach had been scheduled to give analysis after the match for Egypt’s state TV.
Egypt, which was playing at the World Cup for the first time since 1990, finished in last place in the group in what has become a hugely disappointing tournament for the Egyptians.
Egypt’s coach Hector Cuper expressed his condolences after hearing news of Mohamed’s heart attack in a news conference after the match. ___ 6:25 p.m.
The practice sessions for Germany and South Korea scheduled at Kazan Arena have been moved to other stadiums because of bad weather conditions.
A heavy rain storm has forced World Cup organizers to move the sessions elsewhere in Kazan in order to preserve the pitch ahead of Wednesday’s game between the Group F rivals.
South Korea’s practice session has been moved to the Central Stadium, while Germany will be working at the Electron Stadium.
In a wide-open Group topped by Mexico with six points, the Germans can qualify if they beat South Korea by at least two goals. South Korea needs a win and other results to play in its favor to advance. ___ 6:15 p.m.
Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic says he’s happy for his team to continue with its “organized chaos” approach at the World Cup.
Switzerland has come back after falling behind in both its group games, the first time to save a 1-1 draw with Brazil, then to beat Serbia 2-1 with a 90th-minute winning goal from attacking midfielder Xherdan Shaqiri.
Shaqiri’s role in the Serbia game, when he appeared to have a free role to roam around the field, is something Petkovic says they’ll stick with.
The coach says “we created what we call an organized chaos and we are going to continue to do that in the future as well. We are going to play around with that.”
Switzerland plays Costa Rica in its last Group E game on Wednesday, when the Swiss need a draw to make sure of a place in the last 16. Brazil and Serbia are the other teams in the group. Costa Rica is already out.
Switzerland, which last reached the quarterfinals of a World Cup in 1954, could be a last 16 opponent for Mexico or Germany. ____ 6:10 p.m.
Australia’s hopes of moving on in the World Cup may be over after Peru captain Paolo Guerrero scored five minutes into the second half to give his team a 2-0 lead. Guerrero’s goal came after some solid work down the left side by midfielder Christian Cueva.
His cross was deflected but fell so Guerrero could get his left foot on the shot past Australia goalkeeper Mat Ryan. Andre Carrillo scored in the first half for Peru, which hasn’t won a World Cup match since 1978.
Seeking a spark, Australia brought on 38-year-old veteran Tim Cahill in the 53rd minute. It’s his first appearance of the tournament. He has scored for Australia in the past three World Cups. ____ 5:49 p.m.
It’s 0-0 at halftime between France and Denmark after a low-key opening 45 minutes.
A game neither team needs to win is on track to be the first goalless draw after three dozen matches at the tournament.
France goalkeeper Steve Mandanda came off his line well to smother a half-chance as Denmark’s Christian Eriksen raced to beat him to a well-placed cross on a counterattack. Otherwise Mandanda has not been tested in his first start at his fifth major tournament with Les Bleus, who are resting several starters.
A draw will ensure France, already sure to advance after two wins, will finish top of Group C, and that Denmark is runner-up. Denmark can even afford to lose at Luzhniki Stadium if Australia fails to beat Peru in Sochi.
Australia trails 1-0 at halftime on an 18th-minute volley from Andre Carrillo, Peru’s first World Cup goal since it was last in the tournament in 1982. It’s the first time Peru has led in a World Cup match since beating Iran in 1978 — its last victory in the tournament.
Australia’s best chance came in the 27th minute when Tom Rogic made a run through the Peru defense, but his left-footed shot was saved by goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. ___ 5:20 p.m.
Andre Carrillo’s 18th-minute volley has given Peru a 1-0 lead over Australia and its first World Cup goal since 1982.
It was a slow start for both teams, but picked up when Carrillo met a cross from the left and launched a strike to the far post. Peru had been held goalless through the first two games of the group stage. Peru has not been in the World Cup since 1982 and lost 5-1 to Poland in its final game that year.
Australia must win to have a chance at advancing to the knockout stage. ___ 4:45 p.m.
American referee Mark Geiger has been given a second group-stage match to work at the World Cup. He will handle Wednesday’s game between Germany and South Korea.
Geiger worked Portugal’s 1-0 win over Morocco. The 43-year-old from Beachwood, New Jersey, Geiger worked three games in Brazil four years ago, becoming the first American to referee a knockout stage match when he handled France’s 2-0 win over Nigeria in the round of 16.
The U.S. is the only nation with two referees at the World Cup. Jair Murrufo officiated Belgium’s 5-2 victory over Tunisia. ___ 4:15 p.m.
Veteran forward Tim Cahill will not be in the starting lineup for Australia in its must-win World Cup game against Peru.
Australia coach Bert van Marwijk has decided to go with Tomi Juric to replace Andrew Nabbout, who injured his shoulder in the 1-1 draw with Denmark. There was speculation about Cahill possibly moving into the starting lineup. The 38-year-old Cahill, who has scored in each of the last three World Cups, has yet to play in the tournament.
Australia must win and have France beat Denmark to have a chance of advancing to the knockout stage for the second time. Peru, which has already been eliminated, made two changes to its starting lineup with Anderson Santamaria and Renato Tapia winning selections. Lineups:
Australia: Mat Ryan, Mark Milligan, Mathew Leckie, Tomi Juric, Robbie Kruse, Aaron Mooy, Mile Jedanik, Aziz Behich, Josh Risdon, Trent Sainsbury, Tom Rogic.
Peru: Pedro Gallese, Anderson Santamaria, Miguel Trauco, Christian Cueva, Paolo Guerrero, Renato Tapia, Christian Ramos, Luis Advincula, Andre Carrillo, Yoshimar Yotun, Edison Flores. ___ 4:05 p.m.
France has rested several starters to play Denmark at Luzhniki Stadium after opening with two wins to seal it round of 16 spot. Needing a draw to ensure winning Group C, France coach Didier Deschamps has brought in goalkeeper Steve Mandanda, midfielder Thomas Lemar and forward Ousmane Dembele among six changes from the team which beat Peru 1-0 five days ago. Paul Pogba, Kylian Mbappe and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris are among those rested.
A draw will also let Denmark advance as group runner-up, and it can top the table with a win. Denmark will also advance if Australia fails to beat Peru in Sochi.
Coach Age Hareide named Martin Braithwaite in an attacking role to replace Yussuf Poulsen, who is suspended after picking up yellow cards in Denmark’s first two matches, both times after video review. The other changes see Mathias Jorgensen come into midfield and Andreas Cornelius to lead the attack. The lineups:
Denmark: Kasper Schmeichel, Simon Kjaer, Andreas Christensen, Thomas Delaney, Christian Eriksen, Martin Braithwaite, Mathias Jorgensen, Henrik Dalsgaard, Jens Stryger, Andreas Cornelius, Pione Sisto.
France: Steve Mandanda, Presnel Kimpembe, Raphael Varane, Antoine Griezmann, Thomas Lemar, Olivier Giroud, Ousmane Dembele, N’Golo Kante, Steven N’Zonzi, Djibril Sidibe, Lucas Hernandez. ___ 3:55 p.m.
Albania’s prime minister has opened a bank account allowing his brethren to offer their “symbolic contribution” to pay the fines levied by FIFA against two Swiss players of Albanian origin. “Don’t Be Afraid of the Eagle” is the name of the account opened at Raiffeisen Bank on Tuesday by Prime Minister Edi Rama urging Albanians “to pay FIFA’s absurd fine on Granit Xhaka and Xherdan Shaqiri.”
Xhaka and Shaqiri made hand gestures that mimicked Albania’s national symbol, a two-headed eagle, after scoring goals during Switzerland’s win over Serbia. The players have ethnic Albanian heritage linked to Kosovo, a former Serbian province that declared independence in 2008. Serbia doesn’t recognize that independence.
FIFA fined the players 10,000 Swiss francs ($10,100) each for unsporting behavior. Soccer’s governing body had the power to impose two-match bans if Xhaka and Shaqiri’s actions were judged to have provoked the general public.
Rama wrote on his Facebook page that the bank account was a gesture of “thanks and gratitude to the two sportsmen who put up millions of Albanians in a sport joy.” ___ 2:40 p.m.
Russian authorities have dropped charges against a British LGBT activist who was detained near the Kremlin as the World Cup was opening nearby.
The case was closed after activist Peter Tatchell agreed to accept a warning not to protest again. That’s according to his campaign manager, Simon Harris.
Tatchell was arrested while holding a one-man protest on June 14, criticizing Russian President Vladimir Putin for not doing more to stop abuse of gays in Chechnya.
Tatchell later said he was to appear in court on June 26, but the case was quietly dropped instead.
A group of British LGBT football fans had a rainbow flag briefly taken down at Sunday’s England-Panama match but put it back up with help from FIFA.
A 2013 Russian law bans so-called “propaganda” of homosexuality to minors and has been used to stifle the LGBT community, though Russian authorities appear to be treading more carefully than usual during the World Cup. ___ 2:15 p.m.
Chancellor Angela Merkel is wishing Germany luck against South Korea after the “torture” of the defending champion’s last-minute win against Sweden, but she won’t be attending the match.
Germany salvaged its chances of advancing with Toni Kroos’ injury-time winner on Saturday. It faces South Korea in Kazan on Wednesday.
At a news conference Tuesday in Berlin, Merkel — who is under severe domestic political pressure in a dispute over migration — was asked if she would go to the match because she might not get another chance to see coach Joachim Loew’s team.
Merkel said she has to be in parliament this week, “but of course I sincerely wish the team all the best — and of course I hope for a good outcome after we all went through — torture, in the truest sense of the word — during the last game.” ___ 1:05 p.m.
Sweden coach Janne Andersson says his team has moved on from bitter feelings about its loss to Germany as well as the racist abuse aimed at midfielder Jimmy Durmaz on social media.
Andersson said Tuesday that the defeat made the team “stronger, more confident” because Sweden played the defending champions to a draw “with the exception of the final 10 seconds.”
Sweden faces Mexico on Wednesday to conclude group play and still has a chance to advance to the knockout rounds.
Mexico leads the group with six points but isn’t safe yet. If Germany defeats South Korea in Kazan and Sweden simultaneously tops Mexico, three teams would finish with six points, sending it to tiebreakers that start with the best goal differential.
The team issued a joint statement condemning the abuse of Durmaz, who gave away the free kick that led to Germany’s game-winner. Andersson says, “It’s important that we’re able to move on after that.”
By Associated Press
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