Seorang anak laki-laki bertanya kepada ibunya "Mengapa engkau menangis?""Karena aku seorang wanita," dia berkata kepada anaknya."Aku tidak mengerti," jawab anak laki-laki tersebut. Sang ibu memeluk anaknya dan berkata "Dan kau tidak akan pernah mengerti"Kemudian anak laki-laki tersebut bertanya kepada ayahnya "Mengapa ibu menangis tanpa ada alasan?""Semua wanita menangis tanpa ada alasan," hanya itu yang bisa dikatakan ayahnya.Anak laki-laki itu tumbuh dan menjadi seorang laki-laki dewasa, dan tetap merasa heran mengapa wanita menangis.Akhirnya dia menelepon Tuhan, dan ketika sudah terhubung, dia bertanya, "Tuhan, mengapa wanita begitu mudah menangis?"Tuhan berkata "Aku menciptakan wanita istimewa. Aku menciptakan baginya bahu yang kuat untuk memikul beban dunia, tapi begitu lembut sehingga dapat memberikan kenyamanan.""Aku memberinya kekuatan untuk melahirkan dan menahan penolakan yang kerap muncul dari anak-anaknya""Aku memberinya keteguhan yang membuatnya dapat tetap bertahan di saat semua orang sudah menyerah, dan tetap memperhatikan keluarganya tanpa mengeluh saat sedang lelah maupun sakit.""Aku memberinya kepekaan untuk mencintai anak-anaknya dalam keadaan apapun, meskipun mereka menyakitinya.""Aku memberinya kekuatan untuk bisa memaklumi kesalahan-kesalahan suaminya, menciptakannya dari tulang rusuk suaminya untuk melindungi hatinya""Aku memberinya kearifan untuk mengetahui bahwa seorang suami yang baik tidak akan pernah menyakiti istrinya, tetapi kadang-kadang menguji kekuatan dan ketetapan hatinya untuk tetap teguh mendampingi suaminya""Dan akhirnya, Aku memberinya air mata untuk dicurahkan. Ini khusus miliknya untuk digunakan kapanpun diperlukan.""Kau lihat: Kecantikan seorang wanita tidak terletak pada pakaian yang dikenakannya, penampilan fisiknya, atau cara dia menyisir rambutnya.""Kecantikan seorang wanita dapat dilihat melalui matanya, karena mata adalah pintu menuju hatinya, tempat dimana cinta bersemayam."Setiap Wanita Cantik
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Hotel-hotel di pekanbaru?
Resty Menara Hotel Pekanbaru
Posted by on February 25, 2009 under Hotel
Resty Menara Hotel is another middle class Pekanbaru, Riau hotel with high quality service, you can see that 3 (three) stars label in Resty Menara. I do not know much about this hotel. Resty Menara located in Jl Sisingamangaraja No.09 and I do not know Resty Menara Hotel’s room rates yet, just try call here for the info: (62-761) 32744, 37663.
Resty Menara’s Room Facilities
• Twin Bed
• AC system
• TV channel
• Refrigerator
• Personal Telephone
• Hot and cool running water
• Shower and bath tubs
Resty Menara Hotel’s Facilities
• Fitness center
• Business center
• Travel agent
• Ticketing
• Laguna coffee shop
Resty Menara Information and Reservation
Jl. Sisingamangaraja No.09
Tel (62-761) 32744, 37663
Fax (62-761) 32303, 24354
Pekanbaru – Riau
Daftar Hotel di Pekanbaru
Posted by on February 19, 2009 under Hotel, Portal
Informasi Daftar Hotel di Pekanbaru dan Riau
Berikut daftar hotel-hotel berbintang yang ada di Pekanbaru dan Provinsi Riau lengkap dengan alamat dan kontak atau nomor telponnya. Untuk melihat infromasi lengkap baik daftar harga kamar, fasilitas yang tersedia dan info pemesanan silakan klik details dari setiap ringkasan Hotel di Pekanbaru, Riau dibawah ini:
• Grand Jatra Hotel
• Hotel Furaya
• Hotel Resty Menara
• Hotel Oase
• Dyan Graha Hotel
• Hotel Grand Zuri
• Hotel Ibis
• Pangeran Hotel
• Hotel Mutiara Merdeka
• Hotel Aryaduta
• Sri Indrayani (3 stars)
• Grand Elite Hotel
Anda merasa Hotel yang dikelola tidak terdaftar disini, ingin Hotel Anda yang beralamat di Kota pekanbaru atau Provinsi Riau ditampilkan dalam daftar, list hotel ini. Silakan kirim melalui E-Mail di: awanhendra@gmail.com info lengkap tentang hotel milik Anda atau klik disini, tim kami akan segera mempublikasikan dan mempromosikan hotel tersebut. Tapi pastikan hotel yang akan ditampilkan disini berelokasi di Riau dan Kota Pekanbaru.
FURAYA HOTEL Pekanbaru - 3 stars
Posted by on November 15, 2008 under Hotel
FURAYA HOTEL Pekanbaru - 3 stars I think Furaya Hotel is one of strategic hotels in Pekanbaru, Furaya located in central of Pekanbaru Jl Sudirman . Furaya Hotel’s location in near from shopping center in Pekanbaru such as Mall Pekanbaru, Plaza Sukaramai, Fruit shop and near from Pelita Pantai Harbor. Do not worry about the service, I ever check in Furaya Hotel Pekanbaru before.
Furaya Hotel’s Room Rates
Furaya Suite - IDR 1,300,000
Junior Suite - IDR 800,000
Superior - IDR 580,000
Executive - IDR 460,000
Standard - IDR 335,000
Furaya Hotel’s Room Facilities
Personal minibar, coffee Machine, Bath tab, Hair dryer, full air conditioner, Stand Shower, Color and Cable TV and Traditional Massage Treatment.
Furaya Hotel Facilities
• Sago Wimeria Tour & Travel : Airline ticket, Ferry ticket, and bus ticket, Reconfirm airline ticket, Hotel Voucher, Car Rental, Inbound and outbound tour.
• Business Center
• Laundry Service
• Tan Palace Oriental Restaurant
• Senapelan Coffee Shop
• Spa & Health
• Sago KTV
• Meeting Room
• Ball Room and Hall
• Catering Service
Furaya Hotel Information and Reservation :
Marketing Division Hotel furaya
Jl. Jed. Sudirman No.72-74
Tel : (62 - 761) 26688
E-mail : marketing@Furaya.com
Website : www.furaya.com
GRAND ZURI Hotel Pekanbaru - 3 Stars
Posted by on August 26, 2008 under Hotel
Grand Zuri Hotel PekanbaruGrand Zuri hotel is one of the three stars elite Riau hotel located in Jl. Teuku Umar No.7 Pekanbaru. It’s strategic place for you to rest. Well check Grand Zuri Hotel’s room rates, facilities and more below.
Grand Zuri’s Room Rates
Standard – IDR 550,000.00
Superior – IDR 219,000.00
Deluxe – IDR 700,000.00
Junior Suite – IDR 900,000.00
Grand Zuri’s Room Facilities
• Comfortable double/twin bed
• Color TV with satellite program
• Complimentary coffee / tea making facilities
• Electronic key system
• Daily complimentary newspaper
• IDD
• Safe deposit box
• 24 hours room service
Grand Zuri Hotel Facilities
• Cerenti coffee shop open 24 hours (local and international cuisine)
• Ballroom (up to 300 packs)
• 2 (two) meeting room (each up to 25 and 50 packs)
• Business centre
• Swimming pool
• Fully equipped fitness centre with sauna, whir pool, spa and massage (open for hotel residents only)
• Anggrek Lounge
Check out time at 13.00 noon
For Gran Zuri Information and Reservation
Jl. Teuku Umar No.7
Pekanbaru 28141 – Riau
Indonesia
Tel: (62 – 761) 857888
Fax: (62 – 761) 858999
E-mail: sales@grandzuri.com
Website: www.grandzuri.com
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Dyan GRAHA Hotel - 3 Stars
Posted by on August 19, 2008 under Hotel
Hotel Dyan Graha PekanbaruDyan Graha Hotel is middle class Riau hotel located in Jl Gatot Soebroto No.7 Pekanbaru city. Middle class means enough comfortable service for you because Dyan Graha Hotel is three stars hotel in Riau.
Dyan Graha Hotel Room Rates
Deluxe – IDR 585,000.00
Deluxe B – IDR 800,000.00
Superior A – IDR 1,250,000.00
Extra bed – IDR 150,000.00
Dyan Graha Hotel Room Facilities
Individual air conditioning
Deposit safety box
International direct dialing telephones
PABX telephones system
Bathtub & shower with hot/cold water
Hair dryer & bathroom scale
Color TV & satellite channels
VCD in house program
Mini bar
Coffee & tea making facility
Internet facility
Smoke detectors
24 hours room service
Dyan Graha Hotel Information and Reservation
Jl. Gatot Subroto No.7
Pekanbaru – Riau
Indonesia
Tel: (62 – 761) 26600, 35800
Fax: (62 – 761) 31630
E-mail: sales@dyangraha.co.id
Website: http://www.dyangraha.co.id
Grand Jatra Hotel Pekanbaru - 4 Stars
Posted by on July 30, 2008 under Hotel
Grand Jatra HotelGrand Jatra Hotel is one of elites hotel in Riau that located in Komplek Mall Pekanbaru Jl. Tengku Zainal Abidin No.1 Pekanbaru.
Grand Jatra Hotel ROOM RATES
Superior Room - IDR 779.000
Deluxe Room - IDR 1.070.000
Junior Suite Room - IDR 1.975.000
Executive Suite Room - IDR 3.085.000
Grand Jatra Hotel GUEST ROOM FACILITIES
• Electronic room Keys • Digital in room save deposit box • Individually controlled air conditioning • International direct dialing • Hot & cold shower • Satellite International TV channels • Mini Bar • Coffee & tea making facility • Smoke detectors & fire safety sprinklers • 24 hours room service
Grand Jatra HOTEL FACILITIES
• Bellagio Restaurant • Swimming pool (Splash pool & snack bar) • Club Arena SPA & fitness centre • Mezzanine Lounge & Bar • Le Grande ball room & meeting room • Business Center • Jatra tour & travel • Hugo’s Cafe • Mc. Clean dry cleaning & Laundry • Hotspot Wireless Broadband Internet Access (512 kBps)
Grand Jatra Hotel SERVICE
• Airport pick up service • Concierge & transportation service • Same day laundry & dry cleaning • Easy access to Mal Pekanbaru • Valet parking service • 24 hours doctor on call • Limousine service • In room massage/reflexology
Grand Jatra Hotel CONTACT ADDRESS :
Jl. Tengku Zainal Abidin No.1
Komplek Mal Pekanbaru
Pekanbaru 28116, Indonesia
Phone : +62 761 850888
Fax : +62 761 850999
reservation@jatrahotelpekanbaru.com
http://www.jatrahotelpekanbaru.com
NB: Apabila terdapat kesalahan publikasi dari informasi hotel ini mohon diberitahukan administrator di awanhendra@gmail.com
Grand Elite Hotel (Quality Hotel at The Past)
Posted by on May 15, 2008 under Hotel
Grand Elite Hotel Pekanbaru is Four Stars International Business Hotel in Malay Heritage City in Pekanbaru – Riau, Sumatera Island from Choice Hotels International who offered Unique Adventures and Unbelievable Experience at Customers’ choice with a very Comfortable, Affordable and Irresistible, while “It’s The Extra Care That Counts” is the Motto. Grand Elite Hotel Pekanbaru is member of Choice Hotel International.
Grand Elite Hotel located in the heart of Pekanbaru’s China Town in “Komplek Riau Business Center” at Riau Street in Tampan District which is well-known as Entertainment area where easily found its variety of Shop-houses who provide choices of Food, Amusement Center and Offices for your daily Business Activities like 21 Studio.
Grand Elite Hotel Pekanbaru only 25 minutes drive from International Sultan Kasim II Airport, 5 minutes away from Ciputra Shopping Mall in Riau Street, 10 minutes away from the Pekanbaru City Center and 15 minutes away from Ska Mall the biggest Mall in Pekanbaru – Riau.
Grand Elite Hotel Room Rates
Superior Room Rp.588,888.00
Deluxe Room Rp.688,888.00
Corner Suite Rp.888,888.00
Executive Floor Room Rp.788,888.00
Executive Quality Suite Rp.1.988,888.00
Extra Bed Rp.152,000.00
Remarks :
- The Above Rates subject to 10% Service Charge & 11% Government Tax and based on Single or Double Occupancy.
- All Room Rates inclusive of 2 ( two ) Buffet Breakfast
- Extra Bed inclusive of 1 ( one ) Buffet Breakfast
- 2 ( two ) children under 12 years sharing with parent without extra bed is free of charge
- Children under 2 years are free of charge and all meals for children between 2 - 12 years old is on 50.00%
- Major Credit Card are accepted.
Gran Elite Hotel Facilities :
Pepito Restaurant
Selindit Lounge
VIP Room - Karaoke
Q ~ Pub
Camar Pool Bar
Punai Snack Corner
Zapin Ballroom
8 Function Rooms
24 Hour Room Service
Swimming Pool
Hotspot Internet Access
Drugstore
Business Centre
Cleanto Laundry Service
Clark Hatch Fitness Center
Super Large Lobby
24 Hour Doctor on Call
Super Kitchen Chinese Restaurant
RP International Executive Club
Spacious Car Park Area
Limousine Service
Contact
Jl. Riau Pekanbaru 28192
Komplek Riau Bussines Centre
Phone : 62 - 761 860 988
Fax : 62 - 761 860 999
Riau - Indonesia
Website : http://www.grandelitehotel.com/
Email : info@grandelitehotel.com
Sri Indrayani Hotel (2 stars) Riau Cheap Hotel
Posted by on May 15, 2008 under Hotel
Looking for cheaper Hotel with great service in Riau or Pekanbaru? Sri Indrayani is the best choice for you. Sri Indrayani Hotel located in Dr. Sam Ratulangi Street Number 2 in center of Pekanbaru city. These are Sri Indrayani Hotel Room’s rate:
Standard Room - IDR 250,000
Superior Room - IDR 300,000
Residence - IDR 400,000
Family - IDR 450,000
Sultanah Suite - IDR 600,000
Extra Bed - IDR 75,000
Sri Indrayani Hotel’s Room Facilities include Confortable Double or Twin Bed, Colour Television, Individually Controlled Air Conditioning, Bath with Hot & Cold Water, IDD Telephone and you can enjoy 24 Hours room services and Mini Bar.
Sri Indrayani Hotel Facilities
••• Maharani Lounge and Warung CobaCob ••• Impiana Club ••• Internet and, 24 hours fax services and Laundry services ••• Airport Transfer and Travel Agency ••• Drug Store ••• Children playground / Mini Garden ••• and Ample Parking space and Driver room •••.
Seminar and Function: Hang Tuah Ballroom (up to 250 persons), Hang Jebat Meeting Room (up to 50 persons), Hang Lekir Meeting Room (up to 30 persons), Taman Teratai (up to 500 persons), Outside Catering, Wedding, Anniversaries, Company Function, Birthdays, Arisan, etc.
Information and Reservation :
Jl. Dr. Samratulangi No.2 Pekanbaru - Indonesia
Tel (62-761) 35600, 33461
Fax (62-761) 31870
E-mail: indrabs@indo.net.id
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Oase Hotel Pekanbaru
Posted by on May 4, 2008 under Hotel
Oase Hotel is located at Jend. Sudirman Street Number 255EF (near from KH Wahid Hasyim junction) Pekanbaru - Riau. It is so strategic for cheaper hotel, right?. I create this post because a response from this blog Visitor, he talked “can you recommand the cheaper hotel in Pekanbaru?” so it is the answer. But, I wanna say sorry to Malaysian Visitor if this information expired for you.
Oase Hotel’s Room Rates
Deluxe Room – IDR 250,000.00
Executive Room – IDR 300,000.00
Superior Room – IDR 350,000.00
Oase Suite – IDR 400,000.00
Oase Hotel’s Room Facilities
• Air Conditioner
• Multi Channerl Colour Television
• Private Bath Room with hot and cool water
• Minibar
• Telephone
• Comfortable Springbed
• Mineral water
Oase Hotel’s Information and Reservation
call : (62 – 761) 22025 or Fax: (62 – 761) 37007. I think Oase is The Strategiest cheap hotel ini Pekanbaru City. Additional informastion is Oase is one stars hotel with good service.
Aryaduta Hotel Pekanbaru
Posted by on April 5, 2008 under Hotel
Aryaduta Hotel placed at Diponegoro street, in the center of Pekanbaru city. So easy to find, just take the Taxi from air port, harbour or anywhere you are and then say to The taxi “Ardut” so, driver will bring you to Aryaduta Hotel. Don’t care about traffic jam because The location is free of it.
Think about reservation?, Generally Room Tariff Aryaduta Hotel info updating in 2007, Superior is IDR 1.000.000, Deluxe is IDR 1.550.000, Business Executive is IDR 2.100.000 and Suite Room is IDR 5.700.000.
The Detail of Aryaduta Hotel Room’s Facilities:
• 98 Rooms and 2 Suites
• Individually Controlled Air Conditioning and Lighting
• Color Remote TV Satellite Programs
• IDD Telephone, Individual Fax Line and Daily Complimentary Newspaper
• Hairdryer
• Mini Bar, Complimentary Coffee and Tea making facilities
• Safe Deposit Box
• Vingcard Electronic Key System
• Bathroom Scale and Laundry and Valet Service
• 24 Hours Room Service and Non Smoking Room
• High Speed Internet Connection and Hotspot Facilities
Aryaduta Hotel Deluxe Suite IDR 6.350.000 Extra bed IDR 165.000
• No Additional charge for children below 12 years old, room share with parents or guardians
• Rates are subject to 21% government tax and service charge and include buffet breakfast
• Free internet connection
• Reserved rooms will be held until 6:00 pm unless guaranteed payment is arranged
• Check in time is 2:00 pm and Check out time is 12:00 noon
• Rates are subject to change without prior notice, Payable in Rupiah at prevailing hotel exchange rate and All major credit cards are accepted
• Valid until 30th December 2007
Aryaduta Hotel Facilities are Business Center for your meeting, Lagoon Style Swimming Pool, Two Floodlit Tennis Courts with all-weather surfacing, Fitness Center, Jogging Track, Volley Ball Court, Basket Ball Court 3 on 3 and Mini Soccer Field at the back of The Aryaduta Hotel Building. Food?, Aryaduta Hotel also has Food and Beverage Outlets. There are Tirta Ayu Restaurant, Kayu Api Bistro, Arya Lounge and Temptation Pastry Shop.
Aryaduta’s Banquet and Beverage Outlets serve you Mahligai Ballroom boast 400 square meters that can accommodate up to 200 seats down - 600 standing and the other Five Meeting Rooms with capacity up to 25 persons. For more information and reservation at Aryaduta Hotel Pekanbaru Call (62-761) 44200 Fax: (62-761) 44210 or E-mail : reservationahp@aryaduta.com or just follow this website : www.aryaduta.com
Mutiara Merdeka Hotel
Posted by on April 5, 2008 under Hotel
Mutiara Merdeka Pekanbaru is 4 stars hotel placed at Yos Sudarso street number 12-A where near from Siak river in The City. You can get more details service by Phone: (62 – 761) 31272, 32526 or by Fax: (62 – 761) 32959. Credit Card is accepted in taking Mutiara Merdeka Hotel reservation, such as Amex, Visa, Master Card, Diners Club, JBC, BCA card.
Mutiara Merdeka Room Rates
Deluxe – IDR 589,875.00
Executive – IDR 668,525.00
Superior – IDR 865,150.00
Indragiri Suite – IDR 1,455,025.00
Junior Suite - IDR 1,455,025.00
Mutiara Suite – IDR 1,730,300.00
Mutiara Merdeka Hotel Room Facilities
• Comfortable double/twin bed
• Color remote TV satellite programs
• Mini Bar
• Hair dryer (on request)
• IDD
• 24 hours room service
• Fruit basket
• Safe deposit box
• Bathroom scale
• Complimentary mineral water
Mutiara Hotel Pekanbaru Facilities• Laundry and dry cleaning
• Drugstore, Bandarioh bar - live music, 24 hours kuantan coffee Shop and business center
• Bugar fitness gallery, Swimming pool and Function rooms
Mutiara Hotel Pekanbaru Meeting Rooms- Mutiara Grand Ballroom (up to max 1600 pax)
- Sultan Ballroom (up to max 800 pax)
- Hangtuah Room (up to max 150 pax)
- Rokan, Siak, Kampar Room (each up to 70 pax)
- Executive room, Senapelan, Indragiri (each up to 50 pax)
For more info about Mutiara Merdeka Hotel reservation just go to Hotel’s website: at http://www.mutiaramerdeka.com or you can also get info at their email address: merdeka@indo.net.id
Resty Menara Hotel
Posted by on February 23, 2008 under Hotel
Resty Menara Hotel PEKANBARU - Hotel Resty Menara berbintang tiga (3 stars hotel) terletak di pangkal jalan Sisingamangaraja. Walaupun letaknya tidak di jalan protokol, like Sudirman street but, easy to find the hotel because Resty Menara placed at center of Pekanbaru City.
Resty Menara Room Facilities
• Twin Bed
• AC system
• TV channel
• Refrigerator
• Personal Telephone
• Hot and cool running water
• Shower and bath tubs
Resty Menara Facilities
• Fitness center
• Business center
• Travel agent
• Ticketing
• Laguna coffee shop
Information and Reservation of Resty Menara Pekanbaru:
Jl. Sisingamangaraja N0.09
Tel (62-761) 32744, 37663
Riau
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Pangeran Hotel Pekanbaru
Posted by on February 16, 2008 under Hotel
Hotel Pengeran Pekanbaru
PEKANBARU - Hotel Pangeran Pekanbaru bisa dikatakan hotel paling mewah yang paling strategis di Pekanbaru, karena letaknya lebih dekat dengan Bandara Sultan Syarif Kasim II dibanding hotel berbintang 4 lainnya yang ada di Pekanbaru.
Sebenarnya,
saya ingin meneruskan postingan ini dengan bahasa Indonesia tapi saya ragu orang Pekanbaru atau orang Indonesia menganggap penting tentang Hotel ini, karena ya Pengeran Hotel mudah dicari.
But foreign visitors are more important because probably, they blind about Pekanbaru and also blind about our language. Well, below the summaries of the Pangeran Hotel’s Room Rates dan Hotel facilities
Room Rates
Deluxe Room - IDR 720,000.00
Executive Suite - IDR 1,600,000.00
Pangeran Suite - IDR 4,500,000.00
Executive Floor - IDR 900,000.00
Extra Bed - IDR 90,000.00
Hotel Facilities
· 151 Well appointed rooms include 21 Room Executive Floor with Private Lounge,
. Internet Wireless Facility, Butler Services
· Color TV with satellite channels, mini bar, IDD Telephone, tea and coffee making facilities
· Same day laundry / dry cleaning service
· Doctor available upon request
· Free Airport transfer service upon request
· 24 hours coffee shop and room service
· Lobby lounge and Pangeran Music Room
· Swimming pool with pool bar
· Large meeting, convention Hall facilities
· Rate are inclusive of buffet breakfast
· Government tax and service charge
· Check out time 12.00 noon
· Check in time 12.00 noonRoom reservation will be held until 06.00 pm unless guaranteed by credit card or one night deposit
· Children under 12 years old can stay free in parent’s room
This complete Hotel Pangeran Pekanbaru’s address: Jl. Jendral Sudirman No.371-373, Pekanbaru - Riau - Indonesia. For order you call this line Tel.62-761-853636, Fax.62-761-853232
For Reservation.62-761-849849
Hotel Ibis Pekanbaru
Posted by on December 21, 2007 under Hotel
Hotel Ibis Pekanbaru PEKANBARU - Hotel Ibis Pekanbaru is centrally located in the business district, ten minutes from the airport, and within easy access of the National Museum and Danau Buatan lagoon. The Hotel Ibis Pekanbaru incorporates the La Table Coffee Shop and Lounge Bar with an open terrace . area overlooking the swimming pool and barbecue area as well as a fitness centre. There is a large banquet hall for functions of up to 1500 people.
Hotel Ibis Pekanbaru terletak di pusat bisnis kota Pekanbaru, dalam 10 menit anda bisa mendapati tempat ini naik taksi dari bandara SSK II, dari sini dengan mudah anda bisa bepergian ke tempat wisata seperti museum dan Danau buatan. Hotel Ibis Pekanbaru menyediakan Cafe dan Bar dengan teras terbuka. Disini juga terdapat kolam renang dan fitness center. Hotel Bintang 3 dengan kapasitas 11 lantai ini juga menyediakan hall yang memuat lebih dari 1500 orang.
Letak Hotel Ibis sangat dekat dengan MAll SKA yaitu di Jalan Soekarno Hatta Telp. 28294. Gedung ini menyediakan 250 kamar untuk Check ini selama 24 jam non-stop.
Hotel Ibis Pekanbaru
Prediction earthquake in Tiempe
For Wednesday, 30 June 2010.--------------------------------------
TAIWAN (24.04N 121.72E) (Probable 5
and probable multiples)
then SHIKOKU, JAPAN area (33.09N 134.28E)
(Probable 5 and probable multiples)
SOUTHERN IRAN area (27.40N 53.70E)
(Second day symptoms. Probable 4.5
and probable multiples)
then WESTERN IRAN (35.83N 48.91E)
(Different symptom. Probable 4.5
and probable multiples)
The New Madrid Fault/Marston, MO area
(36.510 -89.570) (Second day symptoms.
Probable 2.5 and probable multiples)
Kilauea Summit (19.358N 155.240W)
(Probable 3 and probable multiples)
BAFFIN BAY area (72.41N 70.30W)
(Felt volcanic. Probable 3
and probable multiples)
FIJI REGION (20.62S 178.06W)
(Probable 5 and probable multiples)
GREENLAND SEA (74.11N 16.72W)
(Probable 4 and probable multiples)
POLAND (51.40N 15.96E) (Different symptom.
Becoming daily symptoms for area.
Probable 4 and probable multiples)
San Francisco/Alum Rock, CA area
(37.348 -121.712) (Probable 2.5
and probable multiples)
Humalog - an accident waiting to happen
There have been an increasing number of significant events from both primary and secondary care concerning the prescribing and dispensing of Humalog insulin preparations.
There are now three Humalog insulin preparations:
* Humalog – a rapid acting insulin (containing 100% insulin lispro)
* Humalog Mix 25 – a mixture of rapid and intermediate acting insulin (containing 25% insulin lispro and 75% insulin lispro protamine)
* Humalog Mix 50 – a mixture of rapid and intermediate acting insulin (containing 50% insulin lispro and 50% insulin lispro protamine)
Errors have been reported where:
* The wrong product has been selected from a drop down menu in electronic prescribing or dispensing systems
* A patient has described the insulin they are on as Humalog 25, twice daily, and been prescribed Humalog (rapid acting alone, not the mix) 25 units, twice daily, when they were actually on Humalog Mix 25.
Prevention of incidents:
* Inform the patient about the risk of incidents so they are fully informed about which Humalog insulin preparation they are on and the importance of describing it accurately. This can also be written on a patient medicine card.
* Always prescribe insulin using the full brand name
* Check with the patient about which sort of insulin preparation they are on, e.g. not only the brand name but also rapid, intermediate or long acting – this acts as an extra check.
Safer prescribing of tramadol
From 1 June, 2010 tramadol will be available fully subsidised on the Pharmaceutical Schedule.
Tramadol has been used widely in hospitals for several years, but experience of its use in primary care is limited. A Prescriber Update article from Medsafe is planned to be circulated, and prescribers are advised to consult the Medicines Safety Datasheet for detailed information.
The following are some important prescribing tips for the safe and appropriate use of tramadol:
* Tramadol is not a first line analgesic. It is classed as a weak opioid on the analgesic ladder and is neither more effective, nor better tolerated, than other weak opioids such as codeine.
* For people coming off dextropropoxyphene, a straight switch to tramadol is not recommended. The patient’s analgesic requirements should be initially assessed with regular paracetamol, and then codeine added if necessary.
* Drug dependence, withdrawal reactions and misuse have all been reported with tramadol, although they are generally less problematic than with other opioids.
* Tramadol acts at opioid receptors and shares some of the typical adverse effects of opioid analgesics, including nausea, constipation and respiratory depression. However, it has additional pharmacological actions which result in a different spectrum of adverse effects and drug interactions.
* Tramadol has serotonergic effects similar to SSRIs, such as fluoxetine and paroxetine. Serotonin toxicity (and syndrome) has been reported after use of tramadol with other serotonergic agents such as antidepressants and St John’s wort.
* Changes in the INR have been reported in people taking warfarin. Monitor INR in these patients if tramadol is added or stopped.
* The seizure threshold is reduced by tramadol and the effect appears to be dose related. Extreme caution is required in people with epilepsy (only consider if epilepsy is well controlled), a history of seizures or those already taking medicines that reduce seizure threshold, such as antipsychotics and antidepressants.
* Tramadol should not be used in people:
o With acute alcohol intoxication or taking hypnotics, analgesics, opioids or psychotropic medicinal products
o Who are receiving monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) or have taken them in the past 14 days
o With epilepsy that is not adequately controlled by treatment
o With severe renal impairment (creatinine clearance <10 mL/min) Recommended reading 1. Waitemata DHB. Tramadol- safe prescribing; consider the risks. Safer Rx. Available from: www.saferx.co.nz/full/tramadol.pdf 2. Medsafe datasheet. Available from: www.medsafe.govt.nz/profs/Datasheet/a/arrowtramadolcap.pdf NEWS UPDATE: On 26 May, 2010 the US Federal Drug Agency issued an alert, notifying prescribers of increased safety concerns with tramadol. The FDA strengthened warnings of the risk of suicide for patients prescribed tramadol, who are prone to addiction or currently taking tranquilisers or antidepressants. This follows reports of tramadol-related deaths that have occurred in patients with a previous history of emotional disturbance, suicidal ideation or substance misuse (including prescription medicines). For further information visit: www.fda.gov/Safety/MedWatch/default.htm New evidence shows less benefit of gabapentin for neuropathic pain The effectiveness of gabapentin for neuropathic pain, including data from previously unpublished trials, has been re-evaluated. Recent litigation procedures in the United States have revealed that the promotion of Neurontin (gabapentin), for the treatment of pain conditions, was assisted by selective publication and citation of studies with favourable outcomes. Countries which have licensed gabapentin for neuropathic pain (including New Zealand) would not have had access to these hidden trials and would have based recommendations only on the available published data. Previous data indicated that gabapentin has a moderate analgesic effect in about 25 % of patients with neuropathic pain ( * Number needed to treat. NNT* of 4).1 Inclusion of the hidden data indicates that gabapentin has a minor role in pain control and that the NNT is about 6–8, that is, only about 15% of patients will derive some benefit. Furthermore, newly available information shows that adverse effects can occur such as dizziness ( † Number needed to harm. NNH† of 8), confusion or ataxia (NNH of 10) and oedema (NNH of 11). Finally, there is very little evidence that the degree of analgesia is dose related, whereas toxicity is dose dependent. Conclusions and recommendations (adapted from Therapeutics Initiative, 20102) * Evidence from all clinical trials suggests that gabapentin has a minor role in pain control * Gabapentin reduces neuropathic pain by less than 1 point on a 0 – 10 scale and may benefit about 15% of patients * Adverse effects occur in about the same number of people, although these can be relatively mild. * A test of benefit versus harm can be made after one to two days at a low dose (100 – 900 mg daily) * Benefit is unlikely to increase with higher doses or longer treatment * Gabapentin should be used with caution in people at risk of cognitive disturbance, falls or when oedema may aggravate an underlying condition * Regularly assess patients taking gabapentin. Assessment of benefits or adverse effects can be made by stopping for one to two days. As with other antiepileptics, gabapentin can increase suicidal thoughts and behaviour. Patients should be monitored for the emergence or worsening of depression, suicidal thoughts or behaviour, or any unusual changes in mood or behaviour.3 References 1. Wiffen PJ, McQuay HJ, Rees J, Moore RA. Gabapentin for acute and chronic pain. Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2005;3: CD005452. 2. Therapeutics Initiative. Gabapentin for pain: New evidence from hidden data. Therapeutics Letter 75. University of British Columbia. Available from: www.ti.ubc.ca/letter75 (Accessed May, 2010). 3. Medsafe. Gabapentin Data Sheet. Available from: www.medsafe.govt.nz/profs/Datasheet/a/ArrowGabapentincap.htm (Accessed May 2010).
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There are now three Humalog insulin preparations:
* Humalog – a rapid acting insulin (containing 100% insulin lispro)
* Humalog Mix 25 – a mixture of rapid and intermediate acting insulin (containing 25% insulin lispro and 75% insulin lispro protamine)
* Humalog Mix 50 – a mixture of rapid and intermediate acting insulin (containing 50% insulin lispro and 50% insulin lispro protamine)
Errors have been reported where:
* The wrong product has been selected from a drop down menu in electronic prescribing or dispensing systems
* A patient has described the insulin they are on as Humalog 25, twice daily, and been prescribed Humalog (rapid acting alone, not the mix) 25 units, twice daily, when they were actually on Humalog Mix 25.
Prevention of incidents:
* Inform the patient about the risk of incidents so they are fully informed about which Humalog insulin preparation they are on and the importance of describing it accurately. This can also be written on a patient medicine card.
* Always prescribe insulin using the full brand name
* Check with the patient about which sort of insulin preparation they are on, e.g. not only the brand name but also rapid, intermediate or long acting – this acts as an extra check.
Safer prescribing of tramadol
From 1 June, 2010 tramadol will be available fully subsidised on the Pharmaceutical Schedule.
Tramadol has been used widely in hospitals for several years, but experience of its use in primary care is limited. A Prescriber Update article from Medsafe is planned to be circulated, and prescribers are advised to consult the Medicines Safety Datasheet for detailed information.
The following are some important prescribing tips for the safe and appropriate use of tramadol:
* Tramadol is not a first line analgesic. It is classed as a weak opioid on the analgesic ladder and is neither more effective, nor better tolerated, than other weak opioids such as codeine.
* For people coming off dextropropoxyphene, a straight switch to tramadol is not recommended. The patient’s analgesic requirements should be initially assessed with regular paracetamol, and then codeine added if necessary.
* Drug dependence, withdrawal reactions and misuse have all been reported with tramadol, although they are generally less problematic than with other opioids.
* Tramadol acts at opioid receptors and shares some of the typical adverse effects of opioid analgesics, including nausea, constipation and respiratory depression. However, it has additional pharmacological actions which result in a different spectrum of adverse effects and drug interactions.
* Tramadol has serotonergic effects similar to SSRIs, such as fluoxetine and paroxetine. Serotonin toxicity (and syndrome) has been reported after use of tramadol with other serotonergic agents such as antidepressants and St John’s wort.
* Changes in the INR have been reported in people taking warfarin. Monitor INR in these patients if tramadol is added or stopped.
* The seizure threshold is reduced by tramadol and the effect appears to be dose related. Extreme caution is required in people with epilepsy (only consider if epilepsy is well controlled), a history of seizures or those already taking medicines that reduce seizure threshold, such as antipsychotics and antidepressants.
* Tramadol should not be used in people:
o With acute alcohol intoxication or taking hypnotics, analgesics, opioids or psychotropic medicinal products
o Who are receiving monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) or have taken them in the past 14 days
o With epilepsy that is not adequately controlled by treatment
o With severe renal impairment (creatinine clearance <10 mL/min) Recommended reading 1. Waitemata DHB. Tramadol- safe prescribing; consider the risks. Safer Rx. Available from: www.saferx.co.nz/full/tramadol.pdf 2. Medsafe datasheet. Available from: www.medsafe.govt.nz/profs/Datasheet/a/arrowtramadolcap.pdf NEWS UPDATE: On 26 May, 2010 the US Federal Drug Agency issued an alert, notifying prescribers of increased safety concerns with tramadol. The FDA strengthened warnings of the risk of suicide for patients prescribed tramadol, who are prone to addiction or currently taking tranquilisers or antidepressants. This follows reports of tramadol-related deaths that have occurred in patients with a previous history of emotional disturbance, suicidal ideation or substance misuse (including prescription medicines). For further information visit: www.fda.gov/Safety/MedWatch/default.htm New evidence shows less benefit of gabapentin for neuropathic pain The effectiveness of gabapentin for neuropathic pain, including data from previously unpublished trials, has been re-evaluated. Recent litigation procedures in the United States have revealed that the promotion of Neurontin (gabapentin), for the treatment of pain conditions, was assisted by selective publication and citation of studies with favourable outcomes. Countries which have licensed gabapentin for neuropathic pain (including New Zealand) would not have had access to these hidden trials and would have based recommendations only on the available published data. Previous data indicated that gabapentin has a moderate analgesic effect in about 25 % of patients with neuropathic pain ( * Number needed to treat. NNT* of 4).1 Inclusion of the hidden data indicates that gabapentin has a minor role in pain control and that the NNT is about 6–8, that is, only about 15% of patients will derive some benefit. Furthermore, newly available information shows that adverse effects can occur such as dizziness ( † Number needed to harm. NNH† of 8), confusion or ataxia (NNH of 10) and oedema (NNH of 11). Finally, there is very little evidence that the degree of analgesia is dose related, whereas toxicity is dose dependent. Conclusions and recommendations (adapted from Therapeutics Initiative, 20102) * Evidence from all clinical trials suggests that gabapentin has a minor role in pain control * Gabapentin reduces neuropathic pain by less than 1 point on a 0 – 10 scale and may benefit about 15% of patients * Adverse effects occur in about the same number of people, although these can be relatively mild. * A test of benefit versus harm can be made after one to two days at a low dose (100 – 900 mg daily) * Benefit is unlikely to increase with higher doses or longer treatment * Gabapentin should be used with caution in people at risk of cognitive disturbance, falls or when oedema may aggravate an underlying condition * Regularly assess patients taking gabapentin. Assessment of benefits or adverse effects can be made by stopping for one to two days. As with other antiepileptics, gabapentin can increase suicidal thoughts and behaviour. Patients should be monitored for the emergence or worsening of depression, suicidal thoughts or behaviour, or any unusual changes in mood or behaviour.3 References 1. Wiffen PJ, McQuay HJ, Rees J, Moore RA. Gabapentin for acute and chronic pain. Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2005;3: CD005452. 2. Therapeutics Initiative. Gabapentin for pain: New evidence from hidden data. Therapeutics Letter 75. University of British Columbia. Available from: www.ti.ubc.ca/letter75 (Accessed May, 2010). 3. Medsafe. Gabapentin Data Sheet. Available from: www.medsafe.govt.nz/profs/Datasheet/a/ArrowGabapentincap.htm (Accessed May 2010).
Saturday, June 26, 2010
score worldcup 26 june 2010
Afrika Selatan
1 1
Mexico
Uruguay
0 0
Perancis
Argentina
1 0
Nigeria
Republik Korea
2 0
Yunani
Inggris
1 1
USA
Algeria
0 1
Slovenia
deu
Jerman
4 0
Australia
serbia
Serbia
0 1
Ghana
nld
Belanda
2 0
Denmark
jpn
Jepang
1 0
Kamerun
ita
Italia
1 1
Paraguay
nzl
Selandia Baru
1 1
Slovakia
Cote_d'Ivoire
Pantai Gading
0 0
Portugal
bra
Brazil
2 1
Korea DPR
hnd
Honduras
0 1
Chili
esp
Spanyol
0 1
Swiss
zaf
Afrika Selatan
0 3
Uruguay
fra
Perancis
0 2
Mexico
grc
Yunani
2 1
Nigeria
Argentina
4 1
Republik Korea
deu
Jerman
0 1
Serbia
svn
Slovenia
2 2
USA
eng
Inggris
0 0
Algeria
gha
Ghana
1 1
Australia
nld
Belanda
1 0
Jepang
cmr
Kamerun
0 2
Denmark
svk
Slovakia
0 2
Paraguay
ita
Italia
1 1
Selandia Baru
bra
Brazil
3 1 Cote_d'Ivoire
Pantai Gading
prt
Portugal
7 0 kdpr
Korea DPR
chl
Chili
1 0 che
Swiss
esp
Spanyol
2 0 hnd
Honduras
mex
Mexico
0 1
Uruguay
fra
Perancis
1 2
Afrika Selatan
nga
Nigeria
2 2
Republik Korea
grc
Yunani
0 2
Argentina
svn
Slovenia
0 1
Inggris
usa
USA
1 0
Algeria
Ghana
0 1
Jerman
Australia
2 1
Serbia
Slovakia
3 2
Italia
Paraguay
0 0
Selandia Baru
Denmark
1 3
Jepang
Kamerun
1 2
Belanda
Portugal
0 0
Brazil
Korea DPR
0 3
Pantai Gading
Chili
1 2
Spanyol
Swiss
0 0
Honduras
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1 1
Mexico
Uruguay
0 0
Perancis
Argentina
1 0
Nigeria
Republik Korea
2 0
Yunani
Inggris
1 1
USA
Algeria
0 1
Slovenia
deu
Jerman
4 0
Australia
serbia
Serbia
0 1
Ghana
nld
Belanda
2 0
Denmark
jpn
Jepang
1 0
Kamerun
ita
Italia
1 1
Paraguay
nzl
Selandia Baru
1 1
Slovakia
Cote_d'Ivoire
Pantai Gading
0 0
Portugal
bra
Brazil
2 1
Korea DPR
hnd
Honduras
0 1
Chili
esp
Spanyol
0 1
Swiss
zaf
Afrika Selatan
0 3
Uruguay
fra
Perancis
0 2
Mexico
grc
Yunani
2 1
Nigeria
Argentina
4 1
Republik Korea
deu
Jerman
0 1
Serbia
svn
Slovenia
2 2
USA
eng
Inggris
0 0
Algeria
gha
Ghana
1 1
Australia
nld
Belanda
1 0
Jepang
cmr
Kamerun
0 2
Denmark
svk
Slovakia
0 2
Paraguay
ita
Italia
1 1
Selandia Baru
bra
Brazil
3 1 Cote_d'Ivoire
Pantai Gading
prt
Portugal
7 0 kdpr
Korea DPR
chl
Chili
1 0 che
Swiss
esp
Spanyol
2 0 hnd
Honduras
mex
Mexico
0 1
Uruguay
fra
Perancis
1 2
Afrika Selatan
nga
Nigeria
2 2
Republik Korea
grc
Yunani
0 2
Argentina
svn
Slovenia
0 1
Inggris
usa
USA
1 0
Algeria
Ghana
0 1
Jerman
Australia
2 1
Serbia
Slovakia
3 2
Italia
Paraguay
0 0
Selandia Baru
Denmark
1 3
Jepang
Kamerun
1 2
Belanda
Portugal
0 0
Brazil
Korea DPR
0 3
Pantai Gading
Chili
1 2
Spanyol
Swiss
0 0
Honduras
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Died when playing foot ball?
died become to everybody who live in this world, whaever you do..you can see here..
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worldcup 2010 june 24 see what happen
Published Date: 24 June 2010
By Nick Mitchell
It's D-Day for Italy as Marcello Lippi's men aim to turn their World Cup around against Slovakia, while Denmark and Japan fight it out for the remaining qualifying spot in Group E.
Picture of the Day: Former US President Bill Clinton congratulates some of the American players including goalkeeper Tim Howard (left) in their dressing room after a 1-0 win against Algeria yesterday. Picture: Getty
Today's match schedule
• Paraguay v New Zealand, 3pm
Paraguay have made a bright start to their World Cup campaign and they will go into their final Group F match with an attacking line-up to confirm their progress. New Zealand are expected to be unchanged for the third successive game, and if they win they'll make the last 16 - unthinkable before the tournament began. Draw and the All Whites will have to rely on Slovakia.
• Slovakia v Italy, 3pm
Italy will be determined to put Sunday's alarming draw with New Zealand behind them and live up to their status as champions in this final group game. Coach Marcello Lippi is likely to ring the changes, and could bring in strikers Antonio Di Natale and Giampaolo Pazzini. Slovakia must win to keep their slim hopes alive, and hope that Paraguay beat New Zealand.
• Cameroon v Netherlands, 7.30pm
This game may be meaningless but it could still provide excellent entertainment. Cameroon's draw with Denmark was one of the games of the tournament so far, and Samuel Eto'o and his less celebrated teammates will be aiming to go out on a high. The Dutch will be equally determined to maintain their 100% record, and with an unchanged team, they'll be hoping to add some flair to their clinical form so far.
• Denmark v Japan, 7.30pm
Few fancied Japan to make it out of Group E, but if they draw against the Danes this evening, that's exactly what they'll do, thanks to a slightly superior goal difference. Denmark have struggled in their first two games but took their goals well against Cameroon. Coach Morten Olsen may well hope his side's height advantage is a key factor at set pieces.
Yesterday's 140 character match reports
#AUS Australia 2 – 1 #SRB Serbia: Serbia miss out as second-half goals from Tim Cahill and Brett Holman send them out of the Cup. #worldcup What's happening?
#GHA Ghana 0 – 1 #GER Germany: Germany will play England in the last 16 as Ozil's second-half strike proved the difference against Ghana. #worldcup What's happening?
#USA United States 1 - 0 #ALG Algeria: Landon Donovan slots in a sensational late winner to take USA to top of Group C, knocking #SVN Slovenia out #worldcup
#ENG England 1 - 0 #SVN Slovenia: England make it through to last 16 of #worldcup What's happening? after a nervous 93 mins. Jermain Defoe got the crucial 1st half goal.
• Follow us on Twitter for 140 word match reports on the final whistle
From today's Scotsman
• Capello praises team spirit as Defoe sets up last 16 clash with Germany
• Alan Pattullo: BBC team's appetite for farcical hype swings between famine and feast once more
• Italians will keep cool in group decider with Slovakia
• Dutch won't take foot off pedal and lose rhythm
• All Whites aim to make history against Paraguay
• Danes urged to treat crunch clash with Japan as a final
Fact of the Day
Japan's former Celtic midfielder Shunsuke Nakamura has an asteroid named after him: Asteroid 29986 Shunsuke.
Team of the Day
Cameroon
The World Cup will say goodbye to one of its most colourful teams (in kit and playing style) when Cameroon bow out against the Netherlands today. After a poor start against Japan with Eto'o out of position, they regained some pride against Denmark, and Paul Le Guen's men will no doubt enjoy this evening's match against the Dutch.
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By Nick Mitchell
It's D-Day for Italy as Marcello Lippi's men aim to turn their World Cup around against Slovakia, while Denmark and Japan fight it out for the remaining qualifying spot in Group E.
Picture of the Day: Former US President Bill Clinton congratulates some of the American players including goalkeeper Tim Howard (left) in their dressing room after a 1-0 win against Algeria yesterday. Picture: Getty
Today's match schedule
• Paraguay v New Zealand, 3pm
Paraguay have made a bright start to their World Cup campaign and they will go into their final Group F match with an attacking line-up to confirm their progress. New Zealand are expected to be unchanged for the third successive game, and if they win they'll make the last 16 - unthinkable before the tournament began. Draw and the All Whites will have to rely on Slovakia.
• Slovakia v Italy, 3pm
Italy will be determined to put Sunday's alarming draw with New Zealand behind them and live up to their status as champions in this final group game. Coach Marcello Lippi is likely to ring the changes, and could bring in strikers Antonio Di Natale and Giampaolo Pazzini. Slovakia must win to keep their slim hopes alive, and hope that Paraguay beat New Zealand.
• Cameroon v Netherlands, 7.30pm
This game may be meaningless but it could still provide excellent entertainment. Cameroon's draw with Denmark was one of the games of the tournament so far, and Samuel Eto'o and his less celebrated teammates will be aiming to go out on a high. The Dutch will be equally determined to maintain their 100% record, and with an unchanged team, they'll be hoping to add some flair to their clinical form so far.
• Denmark v Japan, 7.30pm
Few fancied Japan to make it out of Group E, but if they draw against the Danes this evening, that's exactly what they'll do, thanks to a slightly superior goal difference. Denmark have struggled in their first two games but took their goals well against Cameroon. Coach Morten Olsen may well hope his side's height advantage is a key factor at set pieces.
Yesterday's 140 character match reports
#AUS Australia 2 – 1 #SRB Serbia: Serbia miss out as second-half goals from Tim Cahill and Brett Holman send them out of the Cup. #worldcup What's happening?
#GHA Ghana 0 – 1 #GER Germany: Germany will play England in the last 16 as Ozil's second-half strike proved the difference against Ghana. #worldcup What's happening?
#USA United States 1 - 0 #ALG Algeria: Landon Donovan slots in a sensational late winner to take USA to top of Group C, knocking #SVN Slovenia out #worldcup
#ENG England 1 - 0 #SVN Slovenia: England make it through to last 16 of #worldcup What's happening? after a nervous 93 mins. Jermain Defoe got the crucial 1st half goal.
• Follow us on Twitter for 140 word match reports on the final whistle
From today's Scotsman
• Capello praises team spirit as Defoe sets up last 16 clash with Germany
• Alan Pattullo: BBC team's appetite for farcical hype swings between famine and feast once more
• Italians will keep cool in group decider with Slovakia
• Dutch won't take foot off pedal and lose rhythm
• All Whites aim to make history against Paraguay
• Danes urged to treat crunch clash with Japan as a final
Fact of the Day
Japan's former Celtic midfielder Shunsuke Nakamura has an asteroid named after him: Asteroid 29986 Shunsuke.
Team of the Day
Cameroon
The World Cup will say goodbye to one of its most colourful teams (in kit and playing style) when Cameroon bow out against the Netherlands today. After a poor start against Japan with Eto'o out of position, they regained some pride against Denmark, and Paul Le Guen's men will no doubt enjoy this evening's match against the Dutch.
Ramalan mama Laurent tentang tahun 2010
Percaya atau tidak, yah terserah anda...:)
RAMALAN MAMA LAURENT TAHUN 2010 (Bagian I)
Sebentar lagi kita akan memasuki Tahun Macan Logam, persisnya pada 14 Februari 2010. Apa yang akan terjadi sepanjang tahun Macan Logam itu? Mama Laurent, dalam wawancara khusus dengan Matabumi.com menyebutkan, bahwa tahun 2010 akan banyak terjadi peristiwa yang menghebohkan lebih dari yang anda alami di tahun 2009. Hal ini sesuai dengan karakter Macan Logam yang ‘auman dan cakarnya' sangat kuat melebihi karakter macan unsure lainnya.
Pada tahun 2010 akan terjadi kejadian-kejadian alam ekstrim, seperti gempa bumi
karena gesekan/tabrakan lepeng bumi dasar laut, gunung meletus, angin ribut/putting beliung/ angin puyung buangan dari belahan bumi utara dan belahan bumi selatan khatulistiwa. Juga, 2010 akan terjadi musibah besar yang disebabkan oleh kesalahan pemakaian nuklir.
"Tahun 2010 akan lebih dahsyat dari 2010," tegas Mama Laurent.
Berikut ini hasil terawang Mama Laurent yang akan dimuat secara bersambung mulai edisi ini. Selamat mengikuti!
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Apa yang akan terjadi sepanjang jejak dari cakar Macan Logam pada urutan shio ke 3 dari 12 shio dalam zodiac China? Untuk itu saya akan menjajajki dan menerawang setiap jejak dan langkah dari Macan Logam tersebut. Dalam perjalanan nasib di tahun 2010, di mana giliran SHIO MACAN LOGAM akan mengeluarkan AUMNYA yang menggema sejak 14 Februari 2010 hingga 2 Februari 2011,
Sebelum penerawangan Macan Logam di tahun 2010 s/d 2011, maka kita terlebih dahulu harus mengenal sifat/karakter dari sang MACAN, Raja Hutan ini sangat sensitive, emosional, dan terampil dalam bercinta. Disamping itu selalu mempertahankan pendapatnya mati-mnatian eqn keras kepala, lagi, beringas. Ingin selalu menjadi ‘bos', meledak-ledak, meletup-letup.
Menciptakan rasa respek dengan tekanan yang menimbulkan ketakutan sekaligus veto, dan gemar menciptakan banyak gangguan yang berkepanjangan untuk mencari manfaat bagi dirinya sendiri. Tokoh yang termasuk dalam shio MACAN LOGAM ini adalah,Marco Polo, Dwight D Eisenhower, Marilyn Monroe.
Di masa lalu pada masa MACAN LOGAM, pernah terjadi peristiwa besar antara lain: Perang Dunia I, Krisis Kuba, Serangan RRT ke Tibet, serangan Kosovo/Rusia terpecah belah, dan agresi Amerika ke Irak.
Dalam tahun 2010, SHIO MACAN LOGAM akan mengukir suasana/situasi yang tidak menyenangkan dan tidak nyaman. Situasi ini terjadi bukan hanya di dalam negeri (Indonesia) tapi juga seluruh dunia. Nanti akan banyak terungkap kesalahan-kesalahan penyelenggaraan Negara di masa lalu. Penyelewengan-penyelewengan yang belum terungkap di saat ini, nanti akan muncul kepermukaan di Tahun MACAn LOGAM. Seperti di masa lalu di mana peristiwa WATER GATE (AS) terungkap pada tahun Macan Logam.
Beberapa orang Presiden terpaksa harus mengundurkan diri karena depresi/tekanan, akan banyak kebijakan yang berlawanan, bertentangan serta pemaksaan dari penguasa yang sangat luar biasa.
Para pengusaha/perusahaan dan saudagar akan banyak mendapat tekanan dari peraturan peraturan yang tidak pada tempatnya, dan banyak yang di antaranya menemui jalan buntu, khususunya di bidang pemasaran, hiburan, kehidupan malam, yang berbuntut pada kebangkrutan.
Dalam perjalanan 2010, banyak momen yang menuntut penataan ulang berbagai system dan peraturan penyelenggaraan Negara guna menjaga agar tidak terjadi kebuntuan/kemacetan dalam penyelenggaraan Negara yang berbuntut pada terjadinya pemogokan di berbagai bidang. Walaupun kesulitan di banyak bidang sedang menerpa yang boleh dibilang nyaris tidak ada jalan untuk menghindarinya, namun masih ada celah untuk berinovasi. Sekalipun pelaksanaannya kadang kala menyakitkan, akan tetapi inovasi harus dicoba demi mencapai perubahan.
Tahun 2010 juga akan mencatat terjadinya perkembangan pesat pada teknologi, cabang-cabang IT akan bertambah banyak, dan itus emua sangat berarti besar dalam kehidupan manusia, khususnya dunia usaha.
Dalam dunia kesehatan, tahun 2010 juga akan mencatat, kemajuan yang berarti khususnya dalam tata kelola medis, juga terciptanya obat-obatan baru. Juga, adanya produk inovatif yang merakyat seperti ballpoint, kaset ban, kamera sekali pakai. Disamping itu dalam dunia mode akan ngetren warna-warna menyolok yang sangat disukai konsumen, gampang dipasarkan, hal ini sesuai dengan penampilan si MACAN LOGAM.
Khas di Tahun MACAN LOGAM, selalu ada pelaksanaan pekerjaan/proyek besar dimulai, namun akan terjadi pemotongan anggaran. Tentu kita masih ingat tentang pembangunan Terusan Panama, Aswan Dam, dan Trans Kanada High Way. Di tahun Macan Logam juga telah dibangun sebuah jembatan gantung terpanjang di Jepang, Alkashi.
Tahun 2010 juga akan terjadi kejadian-kejadian alam ekstrim, seperti gempa bumi karena gesekan/tabrakan lepeng bumi dasar laut, gunung meletus, angin ribut/putting beliung/ angin puyung buangan dari belahan bumi utara dan belahan bumi selatan khatulistiwa. Juga, 2010 akan terjadi musibah besar yang disebabkan oleh kesalahan pemakaian nuklir.
Yang juga penting dicatat, tahun 2010 gejolak perekonomian akan tidak menyenangkan, tidak stabil. Karena itu diingatkan kepada para investor dalam bidang perdagangan/bursa harus super hati-hati. Mereka yang bergerak di bidang pemasaran juga harus sensitive.
Di bidang olahraga, akan muncul prestasi besar yang mendunia sifatnya. Namun betapapun beratnya Tahun MACAN LOGAM ini, tetap saja ada kesempatan yang terbuka. Karena itu, manfaatkanlah sebaik-baiknya!**(citra/matabumi.com) BERSAMBUNG
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RAMALAN MAMA LAURENT TAHUN 2010 (Bagian I)
Sebentar lagi kita akan memasuki Tahun Macan Logam, persisnya pada 14 Februari 2010. Apa yang akan terjadi sepanjang tahun Macan Logam itu? Mama Laurent, dalam wawancara khusus dengan Matabumi.com menyebutkan, bahwa tahun 2010 akan banyak terjadi peristiwa yang menghebohkan lebih dari yang anda alami di tahun 2009. Hal ini sesuai dengan karakter Macan Logam yang ‘auman dan cakarnya' sangat kuat melebihi karakter macan unsure lainnya.
Pada tahun 2010 akan terjadi kejadian-kejadian alam ekstrim, seperti gempa bumi
karena gesekan/tabrakan lepeng bumi dasar laut, gunung meletus, angin ribut/putting beliung/ angin puyung buangan dari belahan bumi utara dan belahan bumi selatan khatulistiwa. Juga, 2010 akan terjadi musibah besar yang disebabkan oleh kesalahan pemakaian nuklir.
"Tahun 2010 akan lebih dahsyat dari 2010," tegas Mama Laurent.
Berikut ini hasil terawang Mama Laurent yang akan dimuat secara bersambung mulai edisi ini. Selamat mengikuti!
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Apa yang akan terjadi sepanjang jejak dari cakar Macan Logam pada urutan shio ke 3 dari 12 shio dalam zodiac China? Untuk itu saya akan menjajajki dan menerawang setiap jejak dan langkah dari Macan Logam tersebut. Dalam perjalanan nasib di tahun 2010, di mana giliran SHIO MACAN LOGAM akan mengeluarkan AUMNYA yang menggema sejak 14 Februari 2010 hingga 2 Februari 2011,
Sebelum penerawangan Macan Logam di tahun 2010 s/d 2011, maka kita terlebih dahulu harus mengenal sifat/karakter dari sang MACAN, Raja Hutan ini sangat sensitive, emosional, dan terampil dalam bercinta. Disamping itu selalu mempertahankan pendapatnya mati-mnatian eqn keras kepala, lagi, beringas. Ingin selalu menjadi ‘bos', meledak-ledak, meletup-letup.
Menciptakan rasa respek dengan tekanan yang menimbulkan ketakutan sekaligus veto, dan gemar menciptakan banyak gangguan yang berkepanjangan untuk mencari manfaat bagi dirinya sendiri. Tokoh yang termasuk dalam shio MACAN LOGAM ini adalah,Marco Polo, Dwight D Eisenhower, Marilyn Monroe.
Di masa lalu pada masa MACAN LOGAM, pernah terjadi peristiwa besar antara lain: Perang Dunia I, Krisis Kuba, Serangan RRT ke Tibet, serangan Kosovo/Rusia terpecah belah, dan agresi Amerika ke Irak.
Dalam tahun 2010, SHIO MACAN LOGAM akan mengukir suasana/situasi yang tidak menyenangkan dan tidak nyaman. Situasi ini terjadi bukan hanya di dalam negeri (Indonesia) tapi juga seluruh dunia. Nanti akan banyak terungkap kesalahan-kesalahan penyelenggaraan Negara di masa lalu. Penyelewengan-penyelewengan yang belum terungkap di saat ini, nanti akan muncul kepermukaan di Tahun MACAn LOGAM. Seperti di masa lalu di mana peristiwa WATER GATE (AS) terungkap pada tahun Macan Logam.
Beberapa orang Presiden terpaksa harus mengundurkan diri karena depresi/tekanan, akan banyak kebijakan yang berlawanan, bertentangan serta pemaksaan dari penguasa yang sangat luar biasa.
Para pengusaha/perusahaan dan saudagar akan banyak mendapat tekanan dari peraturan peraturan yang tidak pada tempatnya, dan banyak yang di antaranya menemui jalan buntu, khususunya di bidang pemasaran, hiburan, kehidupan malam, yang berbuntut pada kebangkrutan.
Dalam perjalanan 2010, banyak momen yang menuntut penataan ulang berbagai system dan peraturan penyelenggaraan Negara guna menjaga agar tidak terjadi kebuntuan/kemacetan dalam penyelenggaraan Negara yang berbuntut pada terjadinya pemogokan di berbagai bidang. Walaupun kesulitan di banyak bidang sedang menerpa yang boleh dibilang nyaris tidak ada jalan untuk menghindarinya, namun masih ada celah untuk berinovasi. Sekalipun pelaksanaannya kadang kala menyakitkan, akan tetapi inovasi harus dicoba demi mencapai perubahan.
Tahun 2010 juga akan mencatat terjadinya perkembangan pesat pada teknologi, cabang-cabang IT akan bertambah banyak, dan itus emua sangat berarti besar dalam kehidupan manusia, khususnya dunia usaha.
Dalam dunia kesehatan, tahun 2010 juga akan mencatat, kemajuan yang berarti khususnya dalam tata kelola medis, juga terciptanya obat-obatan baru. Juga, adanya produk inovatif yang merakyat seperti ballpoint, kaset ban, kamera sekali pakai. Disamping itu dalam dunia mode akan ngetren warna-warna menyolok yang sangat disukai konsumen, gampang dipasarkan, hal ini sesuai dengan penampilan si MACAN LOGAM.
Khas di Tahun MACAN LOGAM, selalu ada pelaksanaan pekerjaan/proyek besar dimulai, namun akan terjadi pemotongan anggaran. Tentu kita masih ingat tentang pembangunan Terusan Panama, Aswan Dam, dan Trans Kanada High Way. Di tahun Macan Logam juga telah dibangun sebuah jembatan gantung terpanjang di Jepang, Alkashi.
Tahun 2010 juga akan terjadi kejadian-kejadian alam ekstrim, seperti gempa bumi karena gesekan/tabrakan lepeng bumi dasar laut, gunung meletus, angin ribut/putting beliung/ angin puyung buangan dari belahan bumi utara dan belahan bumi selatan khatulistiwa. Juga, 2010 akan terjadi musibah besar yang disebabkan oleh kesalahan pemakaian nuklir.
Yang juga penting dicatat, tahun 2010 gejolak perekonomian akan tidak menyenangkan, tidak stabil. Karena itu diingatkan kepada para investor dalam bidang perdagangan/bursa harus super hati-hati. Mereka yang bergerak di bidang pemasaran juga harus sensitive.
Di bidang olahraga, akan muncul prestasi besar yang mendunia sifatnya. Namun betapapun beratnya Tahun MACAN LOGAM ini, tetap saja ada kesempatan yang terbuka. Karena itu, manfaatkanlah sebaik-baiknya!**(citra/matabumi.com) BERSAMBUNG
Kura-kura terbesar ditemukan di IRAQ
Tanggal dan kejadian ini tidak begitu lama , kura-kura terbesar ditemukan di IRAQ sampai saat ini tidak diketahui dimana sekarang keberadaannya
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Fenomena UFO
didunia ini terkenal banyak penampakan, tapi ini masih sebuah misteri..benda apakah yang dilihat anak-anak ini?
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
worldcup 2010 june 22
The odds were long -- too long, as it turned out -- for hosts South Africa in their quest to keep themselves alive in their own World Cup tournament.
South Africa dominated a dispirited and dysfunctional French team, 2-1 in Bloemfontein, but despite the victory, the host South Africans were eliminated based on goal difference, as Uruguay and Mexico finished first and second, respectively, in Group A and advanced to the round of 16.
South Africa, because of its crushing 3-0 loss to Uruguay in its second game, was a longshot to advance. Bafana Bafana needed to win, and needed to have the Uruguay-Mexico game not end in a tie. But the hosts -- and France, for that matter -- would need to make up a significant goal differential disadvantage.
South Africa gave itself a chance, taking a 2-0 lead in the first half, on goals by Bongani Khumalo and Katlego Mphela, and a red card to France's Yoann Gourcuff left France playing with 10 men, which opened up the possibility South Africa might score more goals. At the same time, Uruguay's 1-0 lead over Mexico (in their eventual 1-0 victory) meant that South Africa had a real chance to make up the goal differential it needed to make up.
But six minutes into the second half, Mphela, off a setup by Tshabalala, breaks into the French penalty area, but fires his shot off the right goal post. A goal there might have changed everything. Later, in the 58th minute, another shot by Mphela is turned away by a diving French goalkeeper, Hugo Lloris, and time began to become an enemy of Bafana Bafana.
Ultimately, the French, who had entered the World Cup under a cloud of discontent and controversy, put an end to South Africa's hopes when substitute Florent Malouda scored, of a pass from star Franck Ribery, in the 70th minute.
Malouda's goal was the slightest consolation for a France team that exited the World Cup in disgrace following the team's decision to boycott practice on Sunday after striker Nicolas Anelka was sent home by the French federation because he cursed out coach Raymond Domenech at halftime of their 2-0 loss to Mexico last week.
That decision, which spurred the resignation of the French team trainer and the federation president, was only the latest controversy surrounding the team. The story had begun with the Thierry Henry handball episode that got them into the World Cup at the expense of Ireland. That was followed by a sex scandal involving stars Ribery and Karim Benzema, who was subsequently left out of the 23-man squad selected by Domenech, for the World Cup. Domenech, who the French federation announced before the World Cup would be replaced as coach after the tournament, left out other big names, and had wanted to leave Henry, the team's captain, off the roster as well, before he was talked out of that idea.
An ugly scoreless draw against Uruguay was followed by a 2-0 loss to Mexico, which was followed by the federation's decision to banish striker Nicolas Anelka after his shouting match with Domenech at halftime of the Mexico game. The players boycotted practice on Sunday, and Domenech started five new players against South Africa, including benching his captain, Patrice Evra.
Full time: Final score South Africa 2, France 1. The South Africans become the first host nation to be eliminated in the first round of the tournament. Ultimately, it was a dreadful 3-0 loss to Uruguay in their second game that sealed their fate. They went out with their heads high, off a tremendous performance in their victory over France, however. For France, a sad but fitting end to all the turmoil that surrounded that team all tournament long.
* 2006 ouster in back of U.S. team's mind as it prepares to face Algeria
* World Cup 2010: An in-depth look at Day 12
* Live blog: South Korea 2, Nigeria 2
* Live blog: Argentina 2, Greece 0
* Live blog: South Africa 2, France 1
* Live blog: Uruguay 1, Mexico 0
92nd minute: Tshabalala, a great chance inside the box, but is denied by a save from Lloris, and then denied again when France's Gallas clears away the rebound.
91st minute: Hard shot by Modise for South Africa misses wide of the near post.
90th minute: Three minutes of added time.
88th minute: The World Cup is over for both these teams. It ends on a positive note for South Africa, at least. They played well in the end, and gave themselves a chance. France scored a goal, which is something it did not do in 2002, when it last went out in the first round. But the goal was meaningless, and helped no one except Mexico.
82nd minute: France substitution -- Sidney Govou is in for Diarra.
78th minute:
Substitution for South Africa -- Teko Modise is on for Khuboni.
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75th minute: South Africa's Nomvete makes a great run into the France box, but can't get a shot off before France keeper Lloris comes off the line to scoop up the ball.
71st minute: Yellow card to France's Abu Diaby.
70th minute: GOAL! France! Substitute Florent Malouda taps in a pass from Franck Ribery, who is played in on the right wing and drives into the box. As the South African keeper Josephs comes out to challenge the shot, Ribery slides a cross over to Malouda, who is unmarked. This, surely, is great news for Mexico, as the South Africans' goal difference takes a major hit with this goal conceded.
68th minute: Siabonga Nomvethe is on for South Africa in place of Parker.
66th minute: South Africa's Tshabalala is down, and France's Ribery plays the ball out of bounds to get a play stoppage. It's a normal display of sportsmanship soccer teams do when a player is injured, except in this case, Ribery's gesture interrupts a run by France that could have led to a scoring chance.
65th minute: A handball called against Thierry Henry, wearing the captain's armband, perhaps for the final time?
62nd minute: Another chance for South Africa's Mphela, cutting in from the right. Shot wide. Just wide. He's been great.
59th minute: A chance for France's Ribery, but he shoots high from a dangerous spot.
58th minute: A diving save by France's Lloris on a hard drive by South Africa's Mphela.
55th minute: Substitutions for both teams. Siboniso Gaxa comes on for South Africa, to replace the injured Ngcongka, while French coach Raymond Domenech sends on Thierry Henry for Cisse. A terrible substitution for France. Cisse has been one of their best players in the game. Domenech is leaving after this tournament, and it appears he's checked out early.
54th minute: Cisse, for France, hammers a one-timer just high. A good chance. He's played well for France.
53rd minute: South Africa's Ngcongka is taken off on a stretcher.
51st minute: Mphela, of South Africa, fires off the right post, after another setup by Tshabalala.
South Africa kicks off to start the second half. France has made a substitution -- striker Florent Malouda is on for striker Gignac.
Halftime: South Africa leads, 2-0 and Bafana Bafana are smelling blood. Uruguay's lead over Mexico means the South African dream is possible. There is still some ground to be made up in the area of goal difference, but France is dispirited, and playing with 10 men. More goals are possible for South Africa in the second half. If Uruguay can hold on to its lead over Mexico, South Africa will be flying in the final 45 minutes as it goes for the goal.
45th minute: Three minutes of added time.
44th minute: And now word comes that Uruguay has scored against Mexico! The South Africans have a chance! At the moment, South Africa still trails Mexico in goal difference - they need to make up two more goals. But France are down to 10 men and showing nothing. It is not impossible for Bafana Bafana.
43rd minute: A shot from above the right side of the box by Mphela forces a diving save from France keeper Lloris. Whatever happens with Uruguay-Mexico (currently 0-0) South Africa is doing its job to give itself a chance to advance.
39th minute: A long free kick by Ribery penetrates the South Africa box and forces a save from South Africa keeper Josephs. Nearly 2-1 there.
37th minute: GOOOOAAALLLL!!! South Africa! 2-0, Bafana Bafana. Katlego Mphela the goalscorer, after another play started by Tshabalala, who sends in a cross from the left wing. It bounces off a France defender, but it's played back in and France's Gael Clichy has tight coverage on Mphela, but he can't find the ball and Mphela taps it in.
34th minute: A free kick, in range from South Africa's Tshabalala is pretty good, but just over the crossbar. No question who is dominating this game so far.
26th minute: Things go from bad to worse for France, as Yoann Gourcuff is red-carded by the referee for an elbow to the face of South Africa's Sibaya. It appears accidental, rather than vicious, as Gourcuff has to lift his arms and elbows as he leaps to try and head the ball. The elbow seems to catch Sibaya by chance. But the referee doesn't see it that way. France down to 10 men.
24th minute: South Africa's Mphela running to goal, hits it just wide.
23rd minute: Another corner, from the right wing again, by Tshabalala, and nearly another error by Lloris and another goal for South Africa. Lloris came off his line for the ball, then changed his mind as the ball flighted over his head. This time it's headed away by the defense.
20th minute: GOOOAALLLL!!! South Africa!!! Khumalo heads it home, off a corner kick from the right wing, a left-footed inswinger by Tshabalala. Yet another goalkeeper error creates a goal, as Lloris, the French keeper, comes out to punch the ball away and misses completely. South Africa's Khumalo is at the back post to head it in - his first goal ever for his country.
17th minute: South Africa's Sibaya a long shot, but not close to the goal.
10th minute: A header on goal, from the top of the box, by Cisse. No trouble for Josephs, but Cisse has looked good so far. Perhaps he should have started from the beginning for France?
3rd minute: Gignac, of France, is in on the left side of the box and shoots. Easily handled, though, by South Africa goalkeeper Josephs.
The host South Africans are in their preferred yellow shirts, green shorts and yellow socks. France is wearing their preferred blue shirts, white shorts, and red socks. France kicks off and the game is underway.
The lineups are out, and France coach Raymond Domenech has shaken things up. After the team rebellion Sunday, captain Patrice Evra is out, and so is defender Eric Abidal, whose two mistakes led to both goals against Mexico. In all, five new players in the starting 11 who are playing their first game in the World Cup.
France: Hugo Lloris (GK); William Gallas, Bacary Sagna, Sebastian Squillaci, Gael Clichy; Abou Diaby, Alou Diarra (C), Franck Ribery, Andre-Pierre Gignac; Yoann Gourcuff, Djibril Cisse.
South Africa: Moneeb Josephs (GK); Bongani Khumalo, Aaron Mokoena (C), Tsepo Masilela, Anele Ngcongka; MacBeth Sibaya, Thanduyise Khuboni, Siphiwe Tshabalala, Bernard Parker; Katlego Mphela.
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South Africa dominated a dispirited and dysfunctional French team, 2-1 in Bloemfontein, but despite the victory, the host South Africans were eliminated based on goal difference, as Uruguay and Mexico finished first and second, respectively, in Group A and advanced to the round of 16.
South Africa, because of its crushing 3-0 loss to Uruguay in its second game, was a longshot to advance. Bafana Bafana needed to win, and needed to have the Uruguay-Mexico game not end in a tie. But the hosts -- and France, for that matter -- would need to make up a significant goal differential disadvantage.
South Africa gave itself a chance, taking a 2-0 lead in the first half, on goals by Bongani Khumalo and Katlego Mphela, and a red card to France's Yoann Gourcuff left France playing with 10 men, which opened up the possibility South Africa might score more goals. At the same time, Uruguay's 1-0 lead over Mexico (in their eventual 1-0 victory) meant that South Africa had a real chance to make up the goal differential it needed to make up.
But six minutes into the second half, Mphela, off a setup by Tshabalala, breaks into the French penalty area, but fires his shot off the right goal post. A goal there might have changed everything. Later, in the 58th minute, another shot by Mphela is turned away by a diving French goalkeeper, Hugo Lloris, and time began to become an enemy of Bafana Bafana.
Ultimately, the French, who had entered the World Cup under a cloud of discontent and controversy, put an end to South Africa's hopes when substitute Florent Malouda scored, of a pass from star Franck Ribery, in the 70th minute.
Malouda's goal was the slightest consolation for a France team that exited the World Cup in disgrace following the team's decision to boycott practice on Sunday after striker Nicolas Anelka was sent home by the French federation because he cursed out coach Raymond Domenech at halftime of their 2-0 loss to Mexico last week.
That decision, which spurred the resignation of the French team trainer and the federation president, was only the latest controversy surrounding the team. The story had begun with the Thierry Henry handball episode that got them into the World Cup at the expense of Ireland. That was followed by a sex scandal involving stars Ribery and Karim Benzema, who was subsequently left out of the 23-man squad selected by Domenech, for the World Cup. Domenech, who the French federation announced before the World Cup would be replaced as coach after the tournament, left out other big names, and had wanted to leave Henry, the team's captain, off the roster as well, before he was talked out of that idea.
An ugly scoreless draw against Uruguay was followed by a 2-0 loss to Mexico, which was followed by the federation's decision to banish striker Nicolas Anelka after his shouting match with Domenech at halftime of the Mexico game. The players boycotted practice on Sunday, and Domenech started five new players against South Africa, including benching his captain, Patrice Evra.
Full time: Final score South Africa 2, France 1. The South Africans become the first host nation to be eliminated in the first round of the tournament. Ultimately, it was a dreadful 3-0 loss to Uruguay in their second game that sealed their fate. They went out with their heads high, off a tremendous performance in their victory over France, however. For France, a sad but fitting end to all the turmoil that surrounded that team all tournament long.
* 2006 ouster in back of U.S. team's mind as it prepares to face Algeria
* World Cup 2010: An in-depth look at Day 12
* Live blog: South Korea 2, Nigeria 2
* Live blog: Argentina 2, Greece 0
* Live blog: South Africa 2, France 1
* Live blog: Uruguay 1, Mexico 0
92nd minute: Tshabalala, a great chance inside the box, but is denied by a save from Lloris, and then denied again when France's Gallas clears away the rebound.
91st minute: Hard shot by Modise for South Africa misses wide of the near post.
90th minute: Three minutes of added time.
88th minute: The World Cup is over for both these teams. It ends on a positive note for South Africa, at least. They played well in the end, and gave themselves a chance. France scored a goal, which is something it did not do in 2002, when it last went out in the first round. But the goal was meaningless, and helped no one except Mexico.
82nd minute: France substitution -- Sidney Govou is in for Diarra.
78th minute:
Substitution for South Africa -- Teko Modise is on for Khuboni.
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75th minute: South Africa's Nomvete makes a great run into the France box, but can't get a shot off before France keeper Lloris comes off the line to scoop up the ball.
71st minute: Yellow card to France's Abu Diaby.
70th minute: GOAL! France! Substitute Florent Malouda taps in a pass from Franck Ribery, who is played in on the right wing and drives into the box. As the South African keeper Josephs comes out to challenge the shot, Ribery slides a cross over to Malouda, who is unmarked. This, surely, is great news for Mexico, as the South Africans' goal difference takes a major hit with this goal conceded.
68th minute: Siabonga Nomvethe is on for South Africa in place of Parker.
66th minute: South Africa's Tshabalala is down, and France's Ribery plays the ball out of bounds to get a play stoppage. It's a normal display of sportsmanship soccer teams do when a player is injured, except in this case, Ribery's gesture interrupts a run by France that could have led to a scoring chance.
65th minute: A handball called against Thierry Henry, wearing the captain's armband, perhaps for the final time?
62nd minute: Another chance for South Africa's Mphela, cutting in from the right. Shot wide. Just wide. He's been great.
59th minute: A chance for France's Ribery, but he shoots high from a dangerous spot.
58th minute: A diving save by France's Lloris on a hard drive by South Africa's Mphela.
55th minute: Substitutions for both teams. Siboniso Gaxa comes on for South Africa, to replace the injured Ngcongka, while French coach Raymond Domenech sends on Thierry Henry for Cisse. A terrible substitution for France. Cisse has been one of their best players in the game. Domenech is leaving after this tournament, and it appears he's checked out early.
54th minute: Cisse, for France, hammers a one-timer just high. A good chance. He's played well for France.
53rd minute: South Africa's Ngcongka is taken off on a stretcher.
51st minute: Mphela, of South Africa, fires off the right post, after another setup by Tshabalala.
South Africa kicks off to start the second half. France has made a substitution -- striker Florent Malouda is on for striker Gignac.
Halftime: South Africa leads, 2-0 and Bafana Bafana are smelling blood. Uruguay's lead over Mexico means the South African dream is possible. There is still some ground to be made up in the area of goal difference, but France is dispirited, and playing with 10 men. More goals are possible for South Africa in the second half. If Uruguay can hold on to its lead over Mexico, South Africa will be flying in the final 45 minutes as it goes for the goal.
45th minute: Three minutes of added time.
44th minute: And now word comes that Uruguay has scored against Mexico! The South Africans have a chance! At the moment, South Africa still trails Mexico in goal difference - they need to make up two more goals. But France are down to 10 men and showing nothing. It is not impossible for Bafana Bafana.
43rd minute: A shot from above the right side of the box by Mphela forces a diving save from France keeper Lloris. Whatever happens with Uruguay-Mexico (currently 0-0) South Africa is doing its job to give itself a chance to advance.
39th minute: A long free kick by Ribery penetrates the South Africa box and forces a save from South Africa keeper Josephs. Nearly 2-1 there.
37th minute: GOOOOAAALLLL!!! South Africa! 2-0, Bafana Bafana. Katlego Mphela the goalscorer, after another play started by Tshabalala, who sends in a cross from the left wing. It bounces off a France defender, but it's played back in and France's Gael Clichy has tight coverage on Mphela, but he can't find the ball and Mphela taps it in.
34th minute: A free kick, in range from South Africa's Tshabalala is pretty good, but just over the crossbar. No question who is dominating this game so far.
26th minute: Things go from bad to worse for France, as Yoann Gourcuff is red-carded by the referee for an elbow to the face of South Africa's Sibaya. It appears accidental, rather than vicious, as Gourcuff has to lift his arms and elbows as he leaps to try and head the ball. The elbow seems to catch Sibaya by chance. But the referee doesn't see it that way. France down to 10 men.
24th minute: South Africa's Mphela running to goal, hits it just wide.
23rd minute: Another corner, from the right wing again, by Tshabalala, and nearly another error by Lloris and another goal for South Africa. Lloris came off his line for the ball, then changed his mind as the ball flighted over his head. This time it's headed away by the defense.
20th minute: GOOOAALLLL!!! South Africa!!! Khumalo heads it home, off a corner kick from the right wing, a left-footed inswinger by Tshabalala. Yet another goalkeeper error creates a goal, as Lloris, the French keeper, comes out to punch the ball away and misses completely. South Africa's Khumalo is at the back post to head it in - his first goal ever for his country.
17th minute: South Africa's Sibaya a long shot, but not close to the goal.
10th minute: A header on goal, from the top of the box, by Cisse. No trouble for Josephs, but Cisse has looked good so far. Perhaps he should have started from the beginning for France?
3rd minute: Gignac, of France, is in on the left side of the box and shoots. Easily handled, though, by South Africa goalkeeper Josephs.
The host South Africans are in their preferred yellow shirts, green shorts and yellow socks. France is wearing their preferred blue shirts, white shorts, and red socks. France kicks off and the game is underway.
The lineups are out, and France coach Raymond Domenech has shaken things up. After the team rebellion Sunday, captain Patrice Evra is out, and so is defender Eric Abidal, whose two mistakes led to both goals against Mexico. In all, five new players in the starting 11 who are playing their first game in the World Cup.
France: Hugo Lloris (GK); William Gallas, Bacary Sagna, Sebastian Squillaci, Gael Clichy; Abou Diaby, Alou Diarra (C), Franck Ribery, Andre-Pierre Gignac; Yoann Gourcuff, Djibril Cisse.
South Africa: Moneeb Josephs (GK); Bongani Khumalo, Aaron Mokoena (C), Tsepo Masilela, Anele Ngcongka; MacBeth Sibaya, Thanduyise Khuboni, Siphiwe Tshabalala, Bernard Parker; Katlego Mphela.
top 10 tech invention shaping 2010
10. 3M/Littmann Electronic Stethoscope Model 3200 With Zargis Cardioscan
The stethoscope hasn’t undergone many significant breakthroughs until now. 3M’s new stethoscope listens to a patient’s heartbeat, captures the sound for later playback, lets you transmit sounds real-time to your PC, which can then be further analyzed, attached to medical records, or reviewed online with colleagues.
The sound-amplifying 3M Littmann Electronic Stethoscope 3200 will not only be able to catch dangerous murmurs and heart defects but will also eliminate more than eight million unnecessary echocardiograms and cardiologist visits a year, saving some $9.4 billion.
9. Android Phone
The Android has proven itself a force to be reckoned with, offering a legitimate alternative to the all-mighty iPhone. If you haven’t heard, Android is a Google-backed operating system for cell phones. The code is free, open-source and easy to alter. Users can create their own interfaces and control many kinds of hardware, plus it has over 10,000 Android apps.
8. The Smart Thermostat
Called one of Time Magazine’s “best new gadgets” and “breakthrough ideas of the year”, the EnergyHub Dashboard is a device that lets you know exactly how much electricity (or gas) you’re using in your home and how much it’s costing you. It also turns appliances on or off and raises or lowers temperatures within your house depending on use. EnergyHub will be available direct to consumers in early 2010.
7. Robotic Exoskeleton
Still in its developing stages, powered exoskeletons are very clunky body suits designed to provide mobility assistance for aged and infirm people, giving them 10 times their normal strength. Similar to an Ironman suit, the military has also been working on their own version in order to assist and protect soldiers. Other possibilities for the exoskeleton include rescue work, such as in collapsed buildings. The device would allow a rescue worker to lift heavy debris, while simultaneously protecting the individual from falling rubble.
6. Microsoft Project Natal
Microsoft’s prototype system dubbed Project Natal is giving a whole new meaning to gaming: gaming with no controller at all. Your movements and voice control the game. The hardware component of the Natal system includes a color video camera, an infrared emitter and sensor that give it depth perception, a mic that figures out where you are, and a microprocessor to crunch all that data. The software component digests data in real time from 48 points on the body, plus audio input and delivers perfectly smooth game control.
5. XM25 Counter Defilade Target Engagement System (i.e. The Smart Bullet)
The XM25, currently under development for the U.S. military by Alliant Tech systems, allows soldiers to measure the distance to a target using a laser range finder, dials in exactly where the bullet should explode (over or past walls, the corner of buildings) at precise distances. At a cost of $30/round, the bullets are equipped with microchips capable of registering distance according to the number of times they’ve rotated.
4. Teleportation
Okay, so we won’t be seeing teleporting machines on the market for a while, but scientists at the University of Maryland’s Joint Quantum Institute successfully teleported data from one atom to another in a container a meter away. Atom-to-atom teleportation has major implications for creating super-secure, ultra-fast computers. Maybe one day, humans as well.
3. NASA Kepler Space Telescope
To boldly go where no man has gone before- but could potentially- NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope launched in March is tasked with searching habitable Earth-like planets in distant star systems. Using a photometer that’s more than three feet in diameter, Kepler is now continuously observing some 100,000 stars located between 600 and 3,000 light-years away. Scientists hope that Kepler could find dozens of habitable planets during its three-to-four-year mission.
2. The Electric Eye
MIT researchers are developing a microchip that will enable a blind person to recognize faces and navigate a room without assistance, helping the blind to regain partial eyesight. The chip, which is encased in titanium to prevent water damage, will be implanted onto a patient’s eyeball. Users are required to wear special glasses fitted with a small camera that transmits images to the titanium-encased chip, which fires an electrode array under the retina that stimulates the optic nerve. The glasses will help to power the coils surrounding the eyeball.
1. Sixth Sense
SixthSense is a wearable gestural interface that bridges the gap between intangible digital information and the tangible world. Using natural hand gestures to interact with information SixthSense is comprised of a pocket projector, a mirror and a camera which allows you to interact with objects in a way never before possible. You can take a picture simply by framing scenery with your hands or even hold up an object at a store and find out all relevant
Phone Software Takes the Taps Out of Typing
Cliff Kushler invented the technology that predicts words typed on cellphones, and has a new method for touch screens.
By JENNA WORTHAM
SEATTLE — Back in the 1990s, typing out “hello” on most cellphones required an exhausting 13 taps on the number keys, like so: 44-33-555-555-666.
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Demonstrating the Swype software on a Samsung smartphone.
That was before the inventor Cliff Kushler, based here in Seattle, and a partner created software called T9, which could bring that number down to three by guessing the word being typed.
Now there is a new challenge to typing on phones. More phones are using virtual keyboards on a touch screen, replacing physical buttons. But pecking out a message on a small piece of glass is not so easy, and typos are common.
Mr. Kushler thinks he has a solution once again. His new technology, which he developed with a fellow research scientist, Randy Marsden, is called Swype, and it allows users to glide a finger across the virtual keyboard to spell words, rather than tapping out each letter. [Watch a demonstration of Swype on YouTube.com]
While many smartphones have features that auto-complete words, correct typos on the fly and add punctuation, Mr. Kushler is aiming for the next level.
“We’ve squeezed the desktop computer, complete with keyboard and mouse, into something that fits in a pocket. The information bandwidth has become very constricted,” he said. “I thought, if we can find a better way to input that information, it could be something that would really take off.”
Mr. Kushler says Swype is a big breakthrough that could reach billions of people. That’s not as ambitious as it sounds. To date, the T9 technology has been built into more than four billion devices worldwide. In 1999 its creators sold it to AOL for a reported $350 million; it is now owned by the speech-recognition company Nuance.
Swype’s software detects where a finger pauses and changes direction as it traces out the pattern of a word. The movements do not have to be precise because the software calculates which words a user is most likely trying to spell.
Capitalization and double letters can be indicated with a pause or squiggle, while spacing and punctuation are automatic. Mr. Kushler, who is chief technology officer of Swype, estimates that the software can improve even the nimblest text-messager’s pace by 20 to 30 percent.
Swype is now being used on seven smartphones in the United States, across all major wireless carriers, including the HTC HD2 and the Samsung Omnia II. By the end of the year, the company says its software will be on more than 50 models worldwide.
It does not have a deal with Apple, the king of touch-screen phones, but it is tinkering with software for the iPhone and the iPad and hopes to show it to Apple soon.
To make money, Swype charges phone makers a licensing fee for each device sold. It also sees opportunity in add-ons.
“We could have custom dictionaries for doctors or lawyers,” said Mike McSherry, chief executive of the company.
But Swype’s appeal goes beyond mobile phones, said Won Park, director of United States technology sourcing at Samsung.
“It could become the de facto standard for tablets, next-generation TVs or next-generation remote controls,” Mr. Park said. “It has tremendous potential.”
Swype’s executives also see its reach extending into public kiosks, smart home appliances, video game consoles and in-car navigation systems.
Some older input methods for mobile devices were based on scribbled gestures, like Palm’s Graffiti. But using Graffiti was slower than typing and forced people to learn an entirely new handwriting format to produce accurate results, said Gavin Lew, co-founder of User Centric, a consulting firm that studies user experiences with mobile devices.
“Swype-like applications rely on a well-known layout, the full qwerty keyboard,” he said. “One simply needs to target a specific letter rather than relying on a memory of how to draw a letter.”
As cellphones take on the functions of personal computers, Mr. Lew said, the need increases to quickly enter and search for information on them.
“These devices aren’t just phones anymore, which is why you’re seeing all these new technologies emerge,” he said. “The more we use them in our daily lives, the greater the need to be more efficient at inputting information.”
Mr. Kushler began experimenting with input methods in 2001, guided in part by his earlier work in helping people with disabilities use technology. He took note of the popularity of devices like those from Palm that used a stylus for input, but he saw room for improvement. He worked with Mr. Marsden to fine-tune the Swype software — which took a laborious seven years.
“The most important thing was that it could accurately figure out which word you wanted to spell,” Mr. Kushler said. “It needed to work no matter what.”
Swype is not the only start-up hoping to profit from innovations in this area. Many companies are trying to improve the way people type on touch screens, which are proliferating swiftly. The research firm Gartner expects global sales of touch-screen devices to reach 326.7 million in 2010, an increase of 97 percent from last year.
SlideIT, a start-up with offices in the United States and Israel, sells applications for touch-screen text input with a finger or stylus for Symbian, Windows Mobile and Android phones. The company says that since February its software has been downloaded more than 500,000 times.
Nuance, a company best known for speech recognition software, acquired a start-up called ShapeWriter that matches patterns traced onto a touch-screen keyboard with those of commonly written words. It is negotiating with phone makers to use its software, called T9 Trace.
Google is trying to let people skip the screen entirely by developing voice- and image-recognition technologies. Its Goggles application can analyze a photo of some text and translate it into a different language — no typing required.
Meanwhile, Swype is moving ahead with its own voice recognition feature, which it expects to add to smartphones this summer.
“We’re all about improving how people input information into their phones, whether through swiping or speaking,” Mr. McSherry said.
A version of this article appeared in print on June 21, 2010, on page B1 of the New York edition.
4th Gen iPhone May Debut June 22nd Quantcast
Although the biggest news of the day has been reserved for Apple's powerhouse internal hardware upgrades to their Macbook Pro line, there is also (potential) news worth discussing about the 4th gen iPhone. Ever since the iPhone 4.0 OS was unveiled in grand fashion with long awaited (and long overdue) features including multitasking, Apple fans have been chomping at the bit to get their first look at the 4th gen iPhone in all its glory.
Although no confirmations have yet come from Apple (naturally), there is speculation that the big reveal could take place on June 22nd. For this particular occasion, Apple has once again reserved the very conference center where the company announced the three previous versions of the iPhone. So all signs, indeed, point to June 22nd proving the 4th gen iPhone's "big day." Knowing Apple, however, we probably won't know for sure until the evening of June 21st. After all, something has to drive the rumor mill until then, right?
Like never before, the hype surrounding iPhone 4.0 OS is in full swing, months ahead of the new iPhone's debut. For now, Apple simply maintains that the hot new OS will "ship this summer" for both the iPhone and the iPad. And while a dev beta is already available, the lack of backwards compatibility with previous generations of the iPhone is rightfully making the iPhone-obsessed community uncomfortably edgy about the seemingly eternal wait before the new device is rolled out.
For what it's worth, while no concrete evidence has turned up to suggest the announcement of a Verizon iPhone at the June 22nd event, there have been unconfirmed reports suggesting the possible existence of a Verizon iPhone being used in the US in recent days. Could this be evidence leading to a major development about which we've all been sickened thanks to years of unsubstantiated rumors thus far? Your guess is as good as mine.
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Although no confirmations have yet come from Apple (naturally), there is speculation that the big reveal could take place on June 22nd. For this particular occasion, Apple has once again reserved the very conference center where the company announced the three previous versions of the iPhone. So all signs, indeed, point to June 22nd proving the 4th gen iPhone's "big day." Knowing Apple, however, we probably won't know for sure until the evening of June 21st. After all, something has to drive the rumor mill until then, right?
Like never before, the hype surrounding iPhone 4.0 OS is in full swing, months ahead of the new iPhone's debut. For now, Apple simply maintains that the hot new OS will "ship this summer" for both the iPhone and the iPad. And while a dev beta is already available, the lack of backwards compatibility with previous generations of the iPhone is rightfully making the iPhone-obsessed community uncomfortably edgy about the seemingly eternal wait before the new device is rolled out.
For what it's worth, while no concrete evidence has turned up to suggest the announcement of a Verizon iPhone at the June 22nd event, there have been unconfirmed reports suggesting the possible existence of a Verizon iPhone being used in the US in recent days. Could this be evidence leading to a major development about which we've all been sickened thanks to years of unsubstantiated rumors thus far? Your guess is as good as mine.
UN news service propagates a lie
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
IRIN, the UN's humanitarian news service, puts together a "factbox" on Palestinian "refugees."
It has the usual distortions that we are all used to (like saying that UN Resolution 194 gives Palestinian Arabs the right to return, without mentioning the important caveat there and all the other sections of that document that were vehemently rejected by the Arabs and accepted by Israel.) It also uncritically accepts the definition of "refugee" that is unique to Palestinian Arabs alone and no one else, that guarantees that the "refugee" population will grow in perpetuity.
One small part of the article shows how a lie can take hold. It says that "Estimates vary greatly on the annual rate of new displacements, but Palestinian sources cite up to 20,000 newly displaced persons per year. Reasons for new displacement include Israel’s construction of a separation barrier in the West Bank and Jerusalem, the construction of illegal Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, the revocation of residency rights and house demolitions. "
20,000 people losing their homes every year? When a dozen people who built an illegal structure are forced to move out it generates international headlines for months. The idea that there are 20,000 cases like that every year is an insane fiction.
Yet the UN has no problem citing it as an authoritative statistic, without mentioning any other source that might put the number at closer to, say, 200.
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IRIN, the UN's humanitarian news service, puts together a "factbox" on Palestinian "refugees."
It has the usual distortions that we are all used to (like saying that UN Resolution 194 gives Palestinian Arabs the right to return, without mentioning the important caveat there and all the other sections of that document that were vehemently rejected by the Arabs and accepted by Israel.) It also uncritically accepts the definition of "refugee" that is unique to Palestinian Arabs alone and no one else, that guarantees that the "refugee" population will grow in perpetuity.
One small part of the article shows how a lie can take hold. It says that "Estimates vary greatly on the annual rate of new displacements, but Palestinian sources cite up to 20,000 newly displaced persons per year. Reasons for new displacement include Israel’s construction of a separation barrier in the West Bank and Jerusalem, the construction of illegal Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, the revocation of residency rights and house demolitions. "
20,000 people losing their homes every year? When a dozen people who built an illegal structure are forced to move out it generates international headlines for months. The idea that there are 20,000 cases like that every year is an insane fiction.
Yet the UN has no problem citing it as an authoritative statistic, without mentioning any other source that might put the number at closer to, say, 200.
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
the best rank 100 univerisities in the world
Our list of top 100 universities and colleges in the world is displayed below. This top colleges and universities list has been created after careful consideration and evaluation of numerous factors, including reputation, competitiveness, admissions criteria, etc. Like all lists of top universities and colleges, the criteria used to determine rank is somewhat subjective. We highly recommend that you use our list of top 100 universities and colleges as a rough guide. Rank Name of University Country
1 Harvard University USA
2 University of Oxford UK
3 University of Cambridge UK
4 Stanford University USA
5 Massachusetts Institute of Technology USA
6 University of California, Berkeley USA
7 California Institute of Technology USA
8 Princeton University USA
9 Yale University USA
10 University of Chicago USA
11 Columbia University USA
12 University of California, San Diego USA
13 Cornell University USA
14 University of California, Los Angeles USA
15 University Pennsylvania USA
16 University of Wisconsin, Madison USA
17 University of Washington, Seattle USA
18 Tokyo University Japan
19 University of California, San Francisco USA
20 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor USA
21 Kyoto University Japan
22 Imperial College London UK
23 Johns Hopkins University USA
24 University of Toronto Canada
25 University College London UK
26 University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign USA
27 Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich Switzerland
28 Washington University, St. Louis USA
29 New York University USA
30 Duke University USA
31 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities USA
32 Northwestern University USA
33 Rockefeller University USA
34 University of Colorado, Boulder USA
35 University of California, Santa Barbara USA
36 University of British Columbia Canada
37 University of Maryland, College Park USA
38 Utrecht University Netherlands
39 University of Texas, Austin USA
40 University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center USA
41 Pennsylvania State University, University Park USA
42 University of California, Davis USA
43 Vanderbilt University USA
44 University of California, Irvine USA
45 University of Paris 06 France
46 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh USA
47 University of Southern California USA
48 Rutgers State University, New Brunswick USA
49 University of Manchester UK
50 Karolinska Institute, Stockholm Sweden
51 University of Munich Germany
52 Technical University of Munich Germany
53 University of Florida USA
54 University of Edinburgh UK
55 Australian National University Australia
56 Carnegie Mellon University USA
57 University of Copenhagen Denmark
58 University of Zurich Switzerland
59 Hebrew University, Jerusalem Israel
60 Osaka University Japan
61 McGill University Canada
62 University of Bristol UK
63 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill USA
64 Uppsala University Sweden
65 Ohio State University, Columbus USA
66 University of Paris 11 France
67 University of Sheffield UK
68 University of Heidelberg Germany
69 University of Oslo Norway
70 Case Western Reserve University USA
71 Moscow State University Russia
72 University of Leiden Netherlands
73 Purdue University, West Lafayette USA
74 University of Helsinki Finland
75 University of Rochester USA
76 University of Melbourne Australia
77 Tohoku University Japan
78 University of Nottingham UK
79 University of Arizona USA
80 Michigan State University USA
81 King's College London UK
82 Boston University USA
83 University of Basel Switzerland
84 Stockholm University Sweden
85 Brown University USA
86 University of Goettingen Germany
87 Rice University USA
88 Texas A&M University, College Station USA
89 Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan
90 University of Birmingham UK
91 University of Utah USA
92 University of Freiburg Germany
93 McMaster University Canada
94 Nagoya University Japan
95 University of Iowa USA
96 University of Strasbourg 1 France
97 Ecole Normale Super Paris France
98 Indiana University, Bloomington USA
99 Arizona State University, Tempe USA
100 University of Rome La Sapienza Italy
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1 Harvard University USA
2 University of Oxford UK
3 University of Cambridge UK
4 Stanford University USA
5 Massachusetts Institute of Technology USA
6 University of California, Berkeley USA
7 California Institute of Technology USA
8 Princeton University USA
9 Yale University USA
10 University of Chicago USA
11 Columbia University USA
12 University of California, San Diego USA
13 Cornell University USA
14 University of California, Los Angeles USA
15 University Pennsylvania USA
16 University of Wisconsin, Madison USA
17 University of Washington, Seattle USA
18 Tokyo University Japan
19 University of California, San Francisco USA
20 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor USA
21 Kyoto University Japan
22 Imperial College London UK
23 Johns Hopkins University USA
24 University of Toronto Canada
25 University College London UK
26 University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign USA
27 Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich Switzerland
28 Washington University, St. Louis USA
29 New York University USA
30 Duke University USA
31 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities USA
32 Northwestern University USA
33 Rockefeller University USA
34 University of Colorado, Boulder USA
35 University of California, Santa Barbara USA
36 University of British Columbia Canada
37 University of Maryland, College Park USA
38 Utrecht University Netherlands
39 University of Texas, Austin USA
40 University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center USA
41 Pennsylvania State University, University Park USA
42 University of California, Davis USA
43 Vanderbilt University USA
44 University of California, Irvine USA
45 University of Paris 06 France
46 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh USA
47 University of Southern California USA
48 Rutgers State University, New Brunswick USA
49 University of Manchester UK
50 Karolinska Institute, Stockholm Sweden
51 University of Munich Germany
52 Technical University of Munich Germany
53 University of Florida USA
54 University of Edinburgh UK
55 Australian National University Australia
56 Carnegie Mellon University USA
57 University of Copenhagen Denmark
58 University of Zurich Switzerland
59 Hebrew University, Jerusalem Israel
60 Osaka University Japan
61 McGill University Canada
62 University of Bristol UK
63 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill USA
64 Uppsala University Sweden
65 Ohio State University, Columbus USA
66 University of Paris 11 France
67 University of Sheffield UK
68 University of Heidelberg Germany
69 University of Oslo Norway
70 Case Western Reserve University USA
71 Moscow State University Russia
72 University of Leiden Netherlands
73 Purdue University, West Lafayette USA
74 University of Helsinki Finland
75 University of Rochester USA
76 University of Melbourne Australia
77 Tohoku University Japan
78 University of Nottingham UK
79 University of Arizona USA
80 Michigan State University USA
81 King's College London UK
82 Boston University USA
83 University of Basel Switzerland
84 Stockholm University Sweden
85 Brown University USA
86 University of Goettingen Germany
87 Rice University USA
88 Texas A&M University, College Station USA
89 Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan
90 University of Birmingham UK
91 University of Utah USA
92 University of Freiburg Germany
93 McMaster University Canada
94 Nagoya University Japan
95 University of Iowa USA
96 University of Strasbourg 1 France
97 Ecole Normale Super Paris France
98 Indiana University, Bloomington USA
99 Arizona State University, Tempe USA
100 University of Rome La Sapienza Italy
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