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The United States returned home from the FIFA Confederations Cup and used one of its youngest lineups in recent memory to rout Grenada 4-0 last night in Seattle as it opened the title defense in the regional championship of North and Central America and the Caribbean, the CONCACAF Gold Cup. Freddy Adu scored the opening goal in the seventh minute and Stuart Holden doubled the lead in the 31st, both fed by Robbie Rogers. Rogers scored in the 60th minute and Charlie Davies, one of the few players kept on from the Confederations Cup, got the final goal in the 68th. The 12th-ranked Americans, seeking their third straight Gold Cup title, outshot No. 88 Grenada 25-3. . . . Carlo Costly headed in a free kick by Walter Martinez in the 76th minute, helping Honduras open group play in the CONCACAF Gold Cup with a 1-0 victory over Haiti... [read full story]
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Infinitely Virtual, a rapidly expanding provider of high quality and affordable virtual server technology successfully completed an upgrade to VMware vSphere 4–a move that increases operational efficiencies for Infinitely...
The documentary-maker on capitalism, Obama and why Britain is about to get punished This weekend, I've been watching films at Sheffield's Doc/Fest. One of the highlights so far has been Michael Moore's Capitalism: A Love Story,...
Former Kronk boxer Charlie Peters, a three-time Golden Gloves champ, takes a knee just as a solid right hand from Brendyn Smith smacks off his headgear. Peters, who sparred with Tommy Hearns, Hilmer Kenty and Mickey Goodwin in...
