The MESSENGER mission held a press conference this morning to describe the first, preliminary conclusions from the first Mercury flyby. I'd say that the overarching conclusion is: MESSENGER will produce an absolutely fantastic data set. What we've seen so far is just a taste of what's to come. I wrote up a detailed story on the Mercury science results with lots of pictures here. I have to hand it to the MESSENGER team: they didn't pull any punches when it came to the science. I liked that but it did make it a bit challenging to get my story finished today -- it took a lot of effort to work through all those details and try to find ways to explain the science. In the end, I didn't have time to post it until after I put the baby to bed tonight. And almost none of what was presented today made it into the Associated Press story on the flyby (except the "spider" -- read my story to see what that is).
Among the many images that they released today was a color view of the departing shot of Mercury, the side that was mostly unseen by Mariner 10. Like the approach view that they released last week, it was a false-color view, showing information from the violet to the infrared, a bit broader than the spectrum to which human eyes are sensitive. I brought the image into Photoshop and cranked up the saturation to show just how much information is waiting to be pulled out of this data set. Based on all these garish colors the geologists on the team will start mapping the globe, figuring out which areas are covered with materials similar to those found in other areas, figuring out which stuff is fresh and which stuff has been exposed to space weathering for a long time, and figuring out some spots where they want to make absolutely sure MESSENGER gets some really high-resolution views.
The image at left represents a false color view of Mercury captured by MESSENGER as it sped away from its first encounter with the planet on January 14, 2008. The image is composed of three captured through filters with wavelengths of 1000, 700, and 430 nanometers (infrared, red, and violet), covering a wider range of the electromagnetic spectrum than human eyes can see. The image on the right is the same, but the saturation of its colors has been severely enhanced. The garish colors pick out interesting compositional differences across the surface. Fresh craters and their rays show up as bright blue. The Caloris impact basin appears deep orange, surrounded by a dark red ringl craters in its interior have deep purple rims. To the south, near Mercury's limb, a violet stain surrounds the crater Tolstoj, which, like Caloris, has an orange interior. These color differences hint at compositional differences, but exactly how the composition differs is not yet known.
I've gotten several emails from people complaining about how they haven't released a "true color" view yet. I think that one reason that they haven't is that Mercury is kind of underwhelming when seen in "true color," nearly gray in its appearance, like the Moon. You don't gain a lot of understanding of Mercury when you view it in "true color." Another reason is that calibrating space cameras is a tricky thing; they don't even know yet exactly how to manipulate the contributions of different-color-filter images to produce something that simulates what the human eye would see if they were there.
However, if you're resourceful, and if you're not constrained by the desire to be scientifically exact about how you process an image, you can achieve a pretty good approximation of a true-color view of Mercury from the data that's already been released. Eric Landreneau sent me these two versions of the released views, with their colors manipulated so that they approximate the colors that you might see if you were there.
To oversimplify the process he used to create these images: Eric reasoned that, given the fairly smoothly sloping spectrum released by the MASCS team, you can take the extended-spectrum (infrared to violet) images released by the MESSENGER team and compute new images that approximate the red-green-blue range that our eyes can see. I'm not going to get more detailed than that; for a little more insight into how you might go about doing this, you can read the Wikipedia entry on CIE color space.
Space exploration is a lot more than space science. We're flying a spacecraft that owes its origin and livelihood to hundreds of engineers and technicians who designed it, who worried about how it would survive so close to the Sun, how it would survive radiation, how it would live for nearly 8 years, how it would communicate its scientific findings back to the Earth, how it would get launched, how it would find its way billions of miles, 15 times around the Sun, to get into Mercury orbit 6 and a half years following its launch. There are a lot of ways to contribute to space exploration. Science is one of them. The engineering of building, operating, and maintaining spacecraft is a terrific field, and we [gesturing to the panel] would not be up here if we did not have an outstanding team of engineers who put this spacecraft together and keep it going.


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Le Tournoi des Six Nations 2015 a lieu du 6 février au . La compétition se déroule comme chaque année avec cinq journées disputées en février et mars. Les journées s'étendent sur huit semaines, avec des pauses avant et après la troisième journée. Chacune des six nations participantes affronte toutes les autres. Les trois équipes qui ont en 2015 l'avantage de jouer un match de plus à domicile que les autres sont l'Angleterre, l'Écosse et l'Italie.

Villes et stades

Les matchs

Le programme 2015 est dévoilé dès le  à Londres.

Les heures sont données dans les fuseaux utilisés par le pays qui reçoit : WET (UTC+0) dans les îles Britanniques et CET (UTC+1) en France et en Italie.

Classement

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Attribution des points : Deux points sont attribués pour une victoire, un point pour un match nul, aucun point en cas de défaite.

Règles de classement : 1. points ; 2. différence de points de match ; 3. nombre d'essais marqués ; 4. titre partagé.

Acteurs du Tournoi des Six Nations

Joueurs

Angleterre

Écosse

France

Galles

Irlande

Italie

Arbitres
Liste des arbitres de champ du Tournoi.

Statistiques individuelles

Meilleur joueur du Tournoi
Le deuxième ligne et capitaine de l'Irlande, Paul O'Connell a été désigné meilleur joueur du Tournoi devant le Gallois Alun Wyn Jones et un autre Irlandais Robbie Henshaw.

Meilleurs marqueurs

Meilleurs réalisateurs

Première journée

Galles - Angleterre

Résumé :

Dès le premier temps de jeu, les Anglais se mettent à la faute. Halfpenny passe la pénalité, (3-0). Quelques minutes plus tard, à la suite d'un en-avant anglais dans leurs 22 mètres, les Gallois obtiennent une mêlée. Toby Faletau réussit à s'extirper de la mêlée, fixe trois défenseurs avant de transmettre après contact à Webb qui file dans l'en-but pour marquer le premier essai du match. Halfpenny passe la transformation, (10-0) à la . Après ce début de rencontre tonitruant des Gallois, le XV de la Rose pilonne la défense adverse et le long de la ligne de touche, l'arrière Brown joue au pied à ras de terre, Watson ramasse le ballon et franchit la ligne d'en-but. Ford rate la transformation en tapant le poteau, (10-5) à la . Les deux équipes se maîtrisent ensuite, s'affrontant au milieu de terrain. Le score n'évolue que grâce aux buteurs sur pénalité, Halfpenny à la  et Ford à la , le score est de (13-8). À la fin de la première période, une forte poussée des Gallois est conclue par un drop de Biggar à 35 mètres des poteaux, score à la mi-temps (16-8).

Au retour des vestiaires, les Anglais effectuent une grosse domination, et après une succession de vingt phases de jeu, Joseph échappe à la défense, évite plusieurs plaquages et aplatit dans l'en-but. Ford transforme, (16-15) à la . La domination anglaise se poursuit et à la , Haskell transperce la défense adverse et termine sa course contre le poteau, mais ne réussit pas à aplatir. Ford permet tout de même à son équipe de prendre l'avantage pour la première fois du match, grâce à une pénalité, (16-18) à la . Les Gallois vont ensuite réussir à contrecarrer les offensives anglaises alors qu'ils ne sont que 14 à la suite du carton jaune de Cuthbert. Mais la puissance des Anglais va à nouveau mettre à mal le XV du Poireau. Une première fois avec un essai d'Attwood refusé à cause d'un écran préalable d'Easter, puis à la , à la suite d'une nouvelle pénalité de Ford, désigné homme du match. Score final (16-21).

Italie - Irlande

Résumé :

Début de rencontre équilibré entre les deux formations, mais sur la première incursion des Irlandais dans le camp adverse, les Italiens sont pénalisés pour hors-jeu, Keatley ne manque pas l'occasion d'ouvrir le score, (0-3) à la . Les Italiens continuent d'offrir une belle résistance aux vainqueurs sortants du Tournoi des six nations, et il faut attendre la  pour voir Keatley creuser l'écart sur pénalité, (0-6). Les Irlandais ont ensuite une grosse domination dans la possession du ballon et dans l'occupation du terrain, Keatley passant une troisième pénalité, (0-9) à la . Mais les Italiens ne s'avouent pas vaincus et terminent très fort cette première période, mettant à mal la défense adverse. Ils sont récompensés par une pénalité d'Haimona, score à la mi-temps (3-9).

Au retour des vestiaires, les Irlandais effectuent une grosse domination, mais la défense italienne ne craque pas. Keatley creuse à nouveau l'écart sur pénalité, (3-12) à la . Les assauts successifs du pack irlandais finissent par obliger les Italiens à commettre de plus en plus de fautes, Ghiraldini récoltant un carton jaune à la . À 15 contre 14, le XV du Trèfle trouve immédiatement la faille, à la suite d'un gros travail des avants irlandais, le demi de mêlée Murray inscrit le premier essai du match. Transformation réussie de Keatley, (3-19) à la . Deux minutes plus tard, la défense italienne craque à nouveau, après plusieurs temps de jeu au milieu de terrain, O'Donnell transperce la défense et file inscrire le deuxième essai du match sous les poteaux. Transformation réussie de Madigan, (3-26) à la . Les Irlandais gèrent ensuite la fin de la rencontre, mais les Italiens jettent leurs dernières forces afin de réduire l'écart. Leurs assauts sont récompensés par un essai d'Haimona, mais qui est refusé à la suite d'un en-avant préalable de Parisse. Score final (3-26).

France - Écosse

Résumé :

Dès le début de la rencontre, l'équipe de France obtient une pénalité dans le camp écossais. Lopez avec l'aide du poteau ouvre le score, (3-0) à la . Les deux équipes semblent ensuite avoir des difficultés à produire du jeu, les défenses étant imperméables et les ballons sont trop souvent rendus à l'adversaire. Laidlaw égalise tout de même sur pénalité, (3-3) à la . Mais trois minutes plus tard, Lopez donne à nouveau l'avantage également sur pénalité, aux "Bleus" qui jouent exceptionnellement en "rouge", (6-3). Puis à la , sur un temps fort des Écossais, Russell manque un drop à vingt mètres face aux poteaux. À la , Lopez sur pénalité, creuse l'écart pour la France, (9-3). Mais alors que la mi-temps approche, sur un dégagement aux pieds des Français, Hogg remonte un ballon depuis son camp et transperce la défense adverse, puis l'arrière écossais combine avec Visser pour entrer dans les 22 mètres français. Les Écossais s'installent dans cette zone de jeu, et Hogg intenable, est stoppé à quelques mètres de la ligne d'en-but français, mais le jeu est vite renversé à l'opposé, où l'ailier Fife aplatit le ballon pour marquer le premier essai du match. Laidlaw manque la transformation en coin, en tapant le poteau. Score à la mi-temps (9-8).

En seconde période, l'équipe de France commence par monopoliser le ballon dans le camp adverse et Lopez profite d'une nouvelle pénalité, pour donner de l'air aux siens, (12-8) à la . Les Français continuent ensuite leur forcing, obligeant les Écossais à commettre beaucoup de fautes, dont une sera sanctionnée par un carton jaune à la  pour Beattie. Cependant à 15 contre 14, les Français ne trouvent pas la faille dans la défense écossaise et rendent plusieurs ballons. À la , Lopez passe une cinquième pénalité dans cette rencontre, faisant de l'ouvreur français, l'homme du match. Score final (15-8).

Deuxième journée

Angleterre - Italie

Résumé :

Les Italiens surprennent les Anglais dès le début de rencontre. Après une touche adverse volée, Morisi se faufile le long de la ligne de touche pour permettre à son équipe d'entrer dans les 22 mètres anglais. Les Italiens combinent bien avec les avants et Parisse marque en force le premier essai du match. Transformation ratée, (0-5) à la . Après une autre action dangereuse des Italiens, les Anglais commencent à dominer leurs adversaires et Ford réduit l'écart sur pénalité, (3-5) à la . Trois minutes plus tard, sur une touche anglaise dans les 22 mètres italiens, Billy Vunipola sort en puissance et file apaltir dans l'en-but, (8-5). À la , le XV de la rose continue sa domination et à la suite d'une récupération au centre du terrain, Ford transmet à Joseph qui transperce la défense et file à l'essai, Ford transforme, (15-5). Le score ne bouge plus jusqu'à la mi-temps.

En seconde période, Ford creuse l'écart pour son équipe sur pénalité, (18-5) à la . Cependant, à la , Sarto bien inspiré, joue par-dessus la défense pour lui-même le long de la touche, permettant aux siens d'entrer dans les 22 mètres anglais. Le jeu est renversé à l'opposé où Morisi se joue de la défense et marque dans l'en-but, (18-10). Les Anglais vont ensuite reprendre leur domination, et à la suite d'une pénalité jouée rapidement par Ben Youngs à 5 mètres de la ligne, ce dernier aplatit aux pieds des poteaux. Ford transforme, (25-10) à la . Les Anglais vont ensuite dérouler, Ford marquant une nouvelle pénalité à la , puis Joseph marquant son deuxième essai du match en faisant à nouveau parler sa vitesse, (35-10) à la . Puis, à peine entrer dans le match Cipriani inscrit également un essai après une accélération le long de la ligne de touche de l'ailier May, (42-10) à la . Le calvaire italien continue, car à la suite d'une touche anglaise à 5 mètres de la ligne d'en-but adverse, le maul anglais enfonce la défense italienne et le vétéran Easter marque l'essai, (42-10) à la . Les Italiens vont ensuite tout donner dans cette fin de match et à la suite de bonnes inspirations de Bisegni et Masi, l'action est conclue par Morisi qui inscrit un essai en coin. Allan transforme, score final (47-17).

Irlande - France

Résumé :

Début de rencontre équilibré, mais animé, avec énormément de combats. Les deux défenses sont hermétiques et prennent le pas sur les attaques. Il faut attendre la , pour l'ouverture du score, avec une pénalité de Sexton, (3-0). Les Français recollent rapidement sur pénalité, grâce à Lopez (3-3) à la . Mais ce score de parité est de courte durée car Sexton redonne l'avantage à son équipe, (6-3) à la . Le XV du trèfle va ensuite monopoliser le ballon et occuper le terrain grâce au jeu aux pieds de son ouvreur. Cependant, durant cette période, sur une touche française à proximité de la ligne d'en-but, Dusautoir inscrit un essai refusé à la suite d'un écran préalable de Maestri et Chouly. C'est même Sexton qui va permettre à son équipe de creuser l'écart sur une nouvelle pénalité, (9-3) à la . Lopez va répondre à l'Irlandais trois minutes plus tard, (9-6) à la . Mais c'est bien Sexton qui a le dernier mot dans cette première période, encore sur pénalité, (12-6) à la mi-temps.

Dès le début de la seconde mi-temps, les Irlandais effectuent une forte domination, campant chez les Français, mais la défense ne craque pas. Le score n'évolue que sur une pénalité de Madigan, (15-6) à la . Puis, après le carton jaune de Papé, les Irlandais ne profitent pas de leur supériorité numérique. À la , Sexton manque une occasion d'essai en choisissant la mauvaise option de passe. C'est ensuite Best qui est sanctionné par un carton jaune, et alors qu'ils sont à 15 contre 14, les Bleus se mettent à la faute et permettent à Sexton de faire le break, (18-6) à la . La fin de match est à l'avantage des Français, qui réussissent à faire plier la défense adverse, et à la suite de plusieurs temps de jeu, Taofifénua aplatit dans l'en-but. Lopez manque la transformation, (18-11) à la . La domination française ne permet pas de faire évoluer le score. Fin de match (18-11).

Écosse - Galles

Résumé :

Le début de la rencontre est marqué par une domination des Gallois, qui vont rapidement profiter de l'indiscipline adverse, pour ouvrir le score grâce à une pénalité de l'arrière Halfpenny, (0-3) à la . Les Gallois effectuent ensuite une succession de temps de jeu, cependant sur l'un d'eux, ils perdent le ballon au centre du terrain et Richie Gray transmet rapidement à Hogg qui profite de l'espace devant lui pour faire parler sa vitesse et file aplatir sous les poteaux. Laidlaw transforme, (7-3) à la . Le XV du chardon prend le match en main, et Laidlaw creuse l'écart sur pénalité, (10-3) à la . Mais les Gallois réagissent immédiatement et Halfpenny passe deux pénalités à la  et , permettant à son équipe de revenir au score (10-9). De plus l'ouvreur écossais Russell prenant un carton jaune, les Gallois vont profiter de leur supériorité numérique pour repasser en tête au score, grâce à un essai de Rhys Webb, transformait par Halfpenny à la . Score à la mi-temps (10-16).

Au retour des vestiaires, les Écossais réduisent l'écart, en obtenant une pénalité à la suite d'un bon conteste de Dunbar dans un ruck, Laidlaw se charge de la passer, (13-16) à la . Mais cinq minutes plus tard, Halfpenny redonne un avantage plus large à son équipe, (13-16) à la . Alors que les Écossais grâce à une nouvelle pénalité de Laidlaw à la , reviennent au score (16-19), le XV du poireau effectue une forte domination. Campant chez leurs adversaires, les Gallois marquent un premier par l'intermédiaire de Williams, mais qui est refusé à cause d'un écran. Puis, multipliant les offensives, Davies transperce plein centre la défense écossaise et aplatit sous les poteaux. Halfpenny transforme, (16-26) à la . Les Écossais devant leur public, ne baissent pas les bras et jettent leurs dernières forces. Après un essai refusé à Mark Bennett sur un en-avant peu évident d'Hidalgo-Clyne, ce sont les avants qui vont percer la défense galloise et Welsh aplatit sur la ligne à la . Score final (23-26), le pays de Galles restant invaincu depuis 2007 face à l'Écosse.

Troisième journée

Écosse - Italie

Résumé :

Dès le premier temps de jeu, les Italiens se mettent à la faute et Laidlaw passe la pénalité, (3-0) à la . L'Italie tente ensuite de prendre le jeu en mains, et à la suite de plusieurs offensives, ils se font intercepter au centre du terrain par Bennett qui s'échappe et file à l'essai. Laidlaw transforme, (10-0) à la . Réaction immédiate des Italiens, qui à la suite d'une touche dans les 22 mètres écossais, crée un maul qui passe la ligne d'en-but en force, Furno aplatit, (10-5) à la . Le match s'équilibre et le score n'évolue que grâce aux buteurs, par Laidlaw à deux reprises et Kelly Haimona à une reprise, le score est de (16-8) à la . En fin de première période, sur une nouvelle pénalité d'Haimona, ce dernier trouve le poteau, mais Venditti se montre le plus rapide à la tombée du ballon et aplatit aux pieds des poteaux. Haimona transforme, (16-15) à la mi-temps.

La seconde mi-temps débute par une légère domination de l'équipe d'Écosse, qui conserve le ballon et multiplie les temps de jeu. Cependant les offensives sont stériles et butent sur une défense féroce de la formation italienne, en particulier de ses avants. Les Écossais dominent toujours et à la , Hogg se voit refuser un essai à cause d'un en-avant préalable. Le XV du chardon, à la suite d'une nouvelle séquence dans les 22 mètres adverses, réussit à creuser l'écart sur une nouvelle pénalité de Laidlaw, (19-15) à la . Mais les Italiens ne lâchent pas cette rencontre et viennent s'installer dans le camp écossais. Le XV italien enchaîne les mêlées et son pack met en souffrance leurs homologues écossais, multipliant les fautes. En conséquence, Toolis est sanctionné d'un carton jaune. À 15 contre 14, sur un nouveau maul des Italiens, toute l'équipe enfonce la défense adverse qui se met à nouveau à la faute. L'arbitre irlandais, George Clancy, accorde un essai de pénalité aux Italiens. Allan transforme, score final (19-22). Les Italiens n'avaient plus gagné à l'extérieur dans le Tournoi des Six Nations depuis 2007, déjà à Murrayfield face à l'Écosse.

France - Galles

Résumé :

Début de rencontre équilibrée, les deux formations ont des difficultés à développer leur jeu et il faut attendre la  pour voir le pays de Galles débloquer le score, grâce à une pénalité de Halfpenny, (0-3). Les Français vont rapidement recoller au score, également sur pénalité, par l'intermédiaire de Lopez, (3-3) à la . La suite de la rencontre est toujours autant bloquée, Lopez manquant l'occasion sur pénalité de donner l'avantage à la France à la , alors que le buteur adverse, Halfpenny est toujours aussi solide aux pieds et permet aux Gallois de passer en tête au tableau d'affichage, (3-6) à la . Les Français tentent ensuite plusieurs offensives, cependant annihilées par des fautes de mains. Lopez rate une nouvelle pénalité. score à la mi-temps (3-6).

Dès le début de seconde période, les Français obtiennent une pénalité, Parra la tente, mais elle est manquée. Les Français effectuent ensuite une forte domination pendant plusieurs minutes, pilonnant la défense gallois, en vain. Les Bleus reviennent au score, grâce à Lopez, (6-6) à la . Mais rapidement, Halfpenny va redonner l'avantage à son équipe, (6-9) à la . Les Gallois sont ensuite dans un temps fort et Biggar est proche de passer un drop, ne trouvant que le poteau. Ce n'est que partie remise, car quelques instants plus tard, sur un ballon de récupération, Webb se faufile dans la défense française, transmet à Lydiate, qui remet tout de suite à Biggar qui file marquer l'essai en bout de ligne, (6-14) à la . Les Français se mettent ensuite à nouveau à la faute, permettant à Halfpenny de creuser l'écart, (6-17) à la . L'équipe de France se lance alors dans plusieurs temps de jeu et finit par faire craquer la défense adverse, Dulin marquant l'essai le long de la ligne de touche. Lopez transforme en coin, (13-17) à la . Les Gallois en difficulté réussissent passe une pénalité grâce à Halfpenny, (13-20) à la . Les derniers assauts des Bleus n'y changeront rien, score final (13-20). Quatrième défaite de suite de la France face au pays de Galles.

Irlande - Angleterre

Résumé :

Dès le coup d'envoi du match, les Irlandais récupèrent le ballon, entrent dans le camp adverse et obtiennent une pénalité. Sexton se charge de la sentence (3-0). Les Irlandais effectuent ensuite une grosse domination pendant plusieurs minutes, leurs avants pilonnent la défense anglaise sur leur ligne d'en-but, cette dernière ne craque pas, mais se met à nouveau à la faute. Sexton creuse l'écart sur pénalité, (6-0) à la . Les Anglais réagissent immédiatement et sur leur première incursion dans le camp irlandais, Ford passe un drop (6-3) à la . Par la suite, aucune équipe ne prend le dessus sur l'autre, il faut attendre la , pour voir Sexton passer une nouvelle pénalité, (9-3) score à la mi-temps.

En seconde période, le match est toujours aussi équilibré dans la possession du ballon et dans l'occupation du terrain, Sexton permet tout de même à son équipe de faire le break sur pénalité, (12-3) à la . À la suite d'une grosse pression des Irlandais et alors qu'ils jouent dans les 22 mètres anglais, l'arbitre signale une pénalité en cours. Murray en profite pour tenter une chandelle dans l'en-but adverse, Henshaw prend le dessus sur Goode dans les airs et aplatit. Sexton transforme l'essai, (19-3) à la . Cependant, le XV de la rose ne s'avoue pas vaincu et profite de la sortie de Sexton pour dominer la fin de match. Ford réduit l'écart sur pénalité à deux reprises, à la  et , (19-9). Les Anglais jettent leurs dernières forces pour revenir au score, en vain. Score final (19-9). Le XV du trèfle met fin à une série de quatre défaites de suite face aux Anglais et reste la seule équipe invaincue dans ce tournoi.

Quatrième journée

Galles - Irlande

Résumé :

Les Gallois récupèrent leur propre coup d'envoi et mettent rapidement une forte pression sur la défense irlandaise, qui se met à la faute. Halfpenny la passe, (3-0) à la . Le XV du poireau continue de monopoliser le ballon, s'installe dans le camp adverse et profite d'une succession de fautes irlandaises pour creuser l'écart grâce à trois nouvelles pénalités de leur buteur, (12-0) à la . Les Irlandais réagissent, stoppent l'hémorragie et réduisent même l'écart grâce à deux pénalités de Sexton, (12-6) à la . Mais les Gallois reprennent leur forcing et alors qu'ils ne sont que 14 contre 15 à la suite du carton jaune de Warburton, ils profitent d'une incursion dans le camp adverse, pour passer un drop par l'intermédiaire de Biggar, (15-6) à la . Sexton sur pénalité réduit à nouveau l'écart, score à la mi-temps (15-9).

Le début de la seconde période est équilibré durant plusieurs minutes, puis les Irlandais vont imposer un gros défi physique aux Gallois, s'installant dans leurs 22 mètres, multipliant les phases de jeu, mais en vain. Ce sont même, les Gallois qui exploitent une de leurs rares offensives dans cette mi-temps, pour inscrire le premier essai du match grâce à Scott Williams qui profite d'un gros travail de ses avants, score (20-9) à la . Le XV du trèfle ne s'avoue pas vaincu, et sur une touche à 5 mètres de la ligne d'en-but galloise, un maul se crée qui enfonce la défense rouge, qui se met à la faute sur la ligne. L'arbitre Steve Walsh accorde un essai de pénalité aux Irlandais, transformé par Sexton, (20-16) à la . Halfpenny va ensuite creuser à nouveau l'écart sur pénalité, (23-16) à la . Une dernière poussée des Irlandais pour venir chercher le match nul est vaine, score final (23-16). Avec cette défaite des Irlandais, il n'y aura pas de Grand Chelem cette année, le dernier remontant à 2012, accompli par le pays de Galles.

Angleterre - Écosse

Résumé :

Dès le coup d'envoi, Burrell s'enfonce dans la défense écossaise, mais est stoppé par Hogg à quelques mètres de la ligne. Sur la deuxième offensive du XV de la rose, après une percée de l'ailier Nowell et un bon travail des avants, Ford sort le ballon du regroupement et transmet à Joseph qui se faufile dans la défense et marque le premier essai du match. Ford transforme, (7-0) à la . Les Anglais continuent leur domination sur ce match, et à la , Brown fait parler sa vitesse, mais est repris in extremis sous les poteaux par Hogg. Après cette entame de match compliquée pour les Écossais, ces derniers réagissent et à la suite d'une touche, enchaînent les temps de jeu et Bennett conclut cette action par un essai en bout de ligne. Laidlaw passe la transformation en coin, (7-7) à la . Peu de temps après, Ford redonne l'avantage à son équipe sur pénalité, (10-7) à la . Mais les Écossais sont les plus offensifs sur cette fin de première mi-temps, et grâce à deux pénalités de Laidlaw virent en tête à la pause, (10-13).

Dès le début de seconde période, les Anglais monopolisent le ballon et après plusieurs temps de jeu dans les 22 mètres écossais, Ford trouve l'ouverture et file marquer sous les poteaux, (17-13) à la . Quelques minutes plus tard, l'ouvreur anglais va creuser l'écart sur pénalité, (20-13). S'ensuit une forte domination des Anglais, mais qui ne se concrétise pas au tableau d'affichage. Il faut attendre la , pour voir évoluer le score, Ford trouve le poteau sur une pénalité, mais ses partenaires sont les plus véloces pour récupérer le ballon. Le jeu navigue dans les 22 mètres écossais et Nowell aplatit en bout de ligne. Score final (25-13). Le XV du chardon enchaîne une sixième défaite de suite face aux Anglais et n'a plus gagné à Twickenham depuis 1983.

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}}Résumé :Début de rencontre équilibré, marqué par beaucoup de fautes de mains, en partie dues à la pluie. Les Italiens ont tout de même l'occasion à deux reprises d'ouvrir le score sur pénalité, mais ni Allan ni son remplaçant Orquera ne parviennent à faire passer le ballon entre les poteaux. Il faut attendre la , pour voir Lopez débloquer le score, grâce à une pénalité, (0-3). Les Italiens se mettent ensuite de plus en plus à la faute, permettant à Lopez et Spedding de passer chacun une pénalité, score à la mi-temps (0-9).

D'entrée de seconde période, Plisson qui a pris la place de Lopez blessé, passe une pénalité et permet à la France de creuser l'écart, (0-12) à la . Peu de temps après, sur un ballon de récupération, Spedding attaque le premier rideau défensif, le franchit, avant de transmettre à Goujon qui fait entrer les Bleus dans les 22 mètres italiens. Le ballon sort rapidement du regroupement et termine le long de la ligne de touche, où Maestri file dans l'en-but inscrire le premier essai du match. Transformation de Plisson, (0-19) à la . Les Français continuent de dominer cette seconde mi-temps et Plisson alourdit l'addition sur pénalité, (0-22) à la . En fin de rencontre, les Français campent dans les 22 mètres italiens, multiplient les mêlées qui mettent à mal le pack italien. Dans les arrêts de jeu, sur le dernier ballon joué, Bastareaud passe en force et aplatit entre les poteaux. Plisson transforme, score final (0-29).

 Cinquième journée
 Italie - Galles Résumé :Sur le coup d'envoi les Gallois se mettent à la faute, permettant à Haimona d'ouvrir le score sur pénalité dès la , (3-0). Le pays de Galles met ensuite la main sur le ballon, s'installe dans le camp adverse et égalise sur pénalité par l'intermédiaire de Halfpenny (3-3) à la . Les Italiens reprennent rapidement l'avantage grâce à une pénalité de Orquera (6-3), mais Halfpenny lui répond immédiatement et remet les deux équipes à égalité, (6-6) à la . Puis les Gallois vont enchaîner les temps de jeu et alors qu'ils se trouvent dans les 22 mètres italiens, Halfpenny joue aux pieds à ras de terre dans l'en-but, Roberts se montre le plus rapide et aplatit, (6-11) à la . Les Italiens réagissent vite et à la suite d'une touche dans le camp adverse, un maul se crée, qui entre dans les 22 mètres. Après plusieurs phases de jeu, Venditti s'extrait d'un regroupement et file dans l'en-but. Orquera transforme, (13-11) à la . Il faut ensuite attendre la fin de première mi-temps pour voir le score évoluer, grâce à une pénalité de Biggar, permettant aux Gallois de rentrer aux vestiaires en tête au tableau d'affichage, (13-14).

Le début de seconde période est marqué par une forte domination des Gallois dans la possession de ballon et dans l'occupation du terrain. La défense italienne craque sur une pénalité rapidement jouée par le demi de mêlée Webb qui transmet à Liam Williams filant marquer l'essai sous les poteaux. Biggar transforme, (13-21) à la . Deux minutes plus tard, sur un ballon joué aux pieds par les Italiens, Liam Williams récupère le ballon, transperce la défense adverse, puis transmet à George North qui termine sa course dans l'en-but. Biggar transforme, (13-28). L'équipe italienne va ensuite s'écrouler, encaissant deux nouveaux essais de North en peu de temps, (13-42) à la . Le XV du poireau dans l'obligation de marquer le plus de points possibles afin de se donner la possibilité de remporter le Tournoi, multiplie les offensives et inscrit trois nouveaux essais dans ce match par Webb à la , Warbuton à la  et Scott Williams à la , score (13-61). Les Italiens vont un peu sauver l'honneur grâce à un essai de 60 mètres marqué par Sarto, transformé par Orquera. Score final (20-61), le contrat est rempli par les Gallois en attendant les matchs de L'Irlande et de l'Angleterre.

 Écosse - Irlande Résumé :Le XV du trèfle connaissant le résultat préalable du pays de Galles, est dans l'obligation de l'emporter à Murrayfield avec au moins 21 points d'écart. Les Irlandais démarrent donc la rencontre le pied au plancher, mettant rapidement à mal la défense écossaise et entrant dans les 22 mètres adverses. Après plusieurs temps de jeu, O'Connell s'extirpe d'un regroupement au ras et aplatit dans l'en-but. Sexton transforme, (0-7) à la . L'ouvreur irlandais va ensuite creuser l'écart sur pénalité, (0-10). Les Écossais vont marquer leurs premiers points du match sur une pénalité de Laidlaw, (3-10) à la . Cependant, les Irlandais continuent leur domination et sur une touche dans le camp écossais, Toner se saisit du ballon dans les airs et le donne de mains en mains à O'Brien qui se faufile dans la défense et marque le deuxième essai de son équipe. Sexton transforme, (3-17) à la . Les Écossais réagissent, entrent dans les 22 mètres irlandais sur une initiative de Hogg et de Scott. Sur un regroupement à quelques mètres de l'en-but, Laidlaw joue côté fermé vers Ashe, qui fait une passe sur un pas à Russell, ce dernier inscrivant l'essai. Laidlaw transforme, (10-17) à la . Sexton va à nouveau creuser l'écart sur pénalité, (10-20) à la . La fin de première période est à l'avantage du XV du chardon qui manque plusieurs occasions de marquer un nouvel essai, score à la mi-temps (10-20).

Dès le début de seconde période, les Irlandais effectuent une forte domination, Sexton passant une nouvelle pénalité, (10-23) à la . Puis à la suite d'une succession de phases de jeu dans le camp écossais, Conor Murray sort le ballon d'un regroupement, transmet à Sexton qui croise sa course avec Payne, qui transperce la défense et file aplatir sous les poteaux. Sexton transforme, (10-30) à la . Sexton va ensuite avoir besoin de trois pénalités pour réussir à donner un avantage de 23 points à la . Puis à la suite d'une touche irlandaise à 5 mètres de la ligne d'en-but adverse, les rucks se multiplient, le ballon revient sur O'Brien, qui résiste à plusieurs défenseurs et allongent le bras pour inscrire un nouvel essai. Madigan transforme, score final (10-40). Les Irlandais réussissent à reprendre la première place du classement au détriment du pays de Galles, en attendant le match de l'Angleterre.

 Angleterre - France Résumé :'Le XV de la rose entame cette rencontre en sachant qu'il faut la gagner avec 26 points d'écart pour remporter ce Tournoi. Lors de la première action du match, Plisson effectue une passe imprécise, récupérée par les Anglais, qui exploitent cette possibilité en inscrivant le premier essai
du match par l'intermédiaire de Ben Youngs. Ford transforme, (7-0) à la . les Bleus réagissent, premièrement sur une pénalité de Plisson à la  et deuxièmement à la suite d'une récupération dans le camp français, Tillous-Borde marque un essai après avoir traversé le terrain, (7-8) à la . Puis sur un nouveau ballon de récupération de Spedding, le jeu revient dans le camp anglais, le ballon sort jusqu'à l'aile où Nakaitaci file à l'essai. Plisson transforme, (7-15) à la . Ford réduit l'écart sur pénalité, puis à la suite d'une percée de Ben Youngs au milieu de terrain, s'ensuit un regroupement d'où sort le ballon vers Watson qui aplatit dans l'en-but. Ford transforme, (17-15) à la . Puis, sur une touche anglaise dans leurs 5 mètres, Ford la joue rapidement vers Joseph qui remonte tout le terrain et se fait stopper à quelques mètres de l'en-but français. Les Anglais obtiennent une pénalité, jouée rapidement par Brown qui transmet à Ben Youngs qui se faufile et marque sous les poteaux. Ford transforme, (24-15) à la . L'ouvreur anglais passe une nouvelle pénalité dans les arrêts de jeu, score à la mi-temps (27-15).

La seconde période débute par une forte pression française, dans les 22 mètres adverse, Guirado transmet après contact à Mermoz qui marque l'essai sous les poteaux, transformé par Plisson, (27-22) à la . 5 minutes plus tard, Ben Youngs part au ras d'un regroupement et donne à Ford qui aplatit à son tour, (34-22) à la . Les Français restent au contact grâce à une pénalité de Kockott, cependant juste après, sur un jeu rapide de la charnière anglaise, Nowell marque un nouvel essai, transformé par Ford, (41-25) à la . Mais les Français continuent de jouer et à la suite d'une remontée de ballon de Nakaitaci qui échappe à la défense, Debaty conclut par un essai une action de 80 mètres, (41-30). Malgré deux nouveaux essais anglais de Billy Vunipola et Nowell contre un côté Français de Kayser, le score final est de (55-35). Le XV de la rose'' ne parvient pas à remporter le Tournoi et laisse la victoire à l'Irlande, qui n'avait plus gagné seule deux Tournois de suite depuis les victoires de 1948 et 1949.

Notes et références

Annexes

Articles connexes
 Tournoi des Six Nations féminin 2015
 Tournoi des Six Nations des moins de 20 ans 2015
 Grand Chelem (rugby à XV)
 Records du Tournoi des Six Nations

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My husband has been asking me the effects ichthyosis could have on my son playing sports (anything from football to water skiing). I know that my son has problems with overheating now (though he still is a newborn- I am under the impression that this will probably continue as he ages). Also, is there a worry about getting an infection from swimming in pools or lakes? Since I am a new mom and just beginning to scrap the surface on my knowledge of ichthyosis, I would appreciate any advice you have to offer.
If I am not mistaken most babies always have problems with overheating. However, it is true for many people with Ichthyosis that they have to be careful when the temperatures rise and when they do sports. Personally (I have LI) I do overheat easily but always managed to do some kind of sports. I had to learn though when to stop.
What type of ichthyosis does your son have?X linked is one of the milder forms of ichthyosis,and I was able to play every competive sports available.In the summertime,most x linked affected people will shed their scales and dryness, so my sweating and overheating was not a problem. Its in the winter months where I was affected most,when the skin is tight and scaling, and mostly the types of sports where running was constant.I loved basketball and soccer, but had to watch my energy level.Once overheating began,I would slow up my pace,conserve energy,and back off.Cross country running was the ultimate and I hated it with a passion.The ironic thing is I never associated overheating with x linked ichthyosis until I read some of the posts by others on this board, so a special thanks goes out to all who helped me understand.JDS, your son will naturally find a happy medium to be competitive and not overexert too much energy.Thanks again for your post.
My two little ones have LI and they definitely run hot. Usually in the summer time my son loves to go play at the park, run around after the dogs, typical toddler stuff. You will see when he begins to when he overheats (face is flushed, red, and even body) and adult intervention is needed. Nothing extreme. We keep a cold drink handy and when we know he is going out to play in the heat, we pack an extra tee shirt or washcloth in a ziplock bag and put ice in with it. Eventually the ice begins to melt and yes the shirt gets wet, but when he begins to over heat we take the shirt he has on, off, and put the cool, wet one on. Off he goes. It brings his temp down, moisturizes his skin, and he can continue to play. Put the shirt you just took off and put it in the ziplock bag to be ready to cool him down again. If necessary, sit him down for a break with a cool drink, snack, and place the cool,wet washcloth on his neck or on top of his head to help. The cool wet shirt you just put on will be dried out when he comes back. This works pretty good for the hot summer days. Winter time we seldom find him overheating. On occasion, if we leave his winter coat on to run in the store he will get flushed. We have to take the coat off.
Pools and lakes. We have taken both our kids to public swimming pool recreation centers and have them in our personal pool and never ran into problems with infections. Swimming in lakes would only concern me if they had open or healing wounds. The only concerns with swimming is definitely use a waterproof sunblock with a high SPF rating 45+ and when they come out of the pool or lake give them a fresh water rinse and lube them up right away. The only thing I have heard is the chlorine and other chemicals put in pools really dries them out. Hope this helps.
Michael 5 yr and Aurora (Roro)4 yr.
My six year old refuses to admit he's too hot.
After a bit of vigorous exercise he is noticeably RED, I usually make him sit for a while, he argues, hates it, but I worry.
So, how do I know, what are some good things to look for?
I was just telling someone last night that my 5 1/2 yo son is the only one who gets hot and sweaty after playing at Kindergarten recess...I always thought it was because he is so much more active and "sporty" than the other kids (which I think IS part of it) but I never thought about the fact that his IV could play a part in that. He always seems to be just fine, but he definitely runs hot! He plays all the sports he wants to and never has a problem though.
As long as the overheating is kept in control there is no reason for the children to stop doing sports.
I have been doing Karate and general Martial Arts for about 15 years. My sensei knows I have problems but I drink about a litre of water over a two hours''sweat' session (really heavy sessions!) otherwise I drink about half a litre on a 'normal' exercise night.
Sport will build self esteem and help your kid live with icthyosis, it helped me.
I played soccer very competitively and almost made the state team. 'Course I overheated like a cruiser without a radiator and my face looked like a beetroot, but sometime's I would (and still do) go til I'm about to pass out.
Just remember to keep the fluids and healthy foods up.
Sport also helped me make some good mates who accepted me for me and looked over the fact that I had different skin, it was a great experience overall.
But with the sport as well as the swimming I guess it depends on how serious the icthyosis is. Just remember to know when he's had enough and to inform the coach of it too.
Thanks. I appreciate your input. My little guy is only 1 but I am always looking toward the future. I think it's the teacher in me. Again, thanks and welcome to the board.
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The Association of Coupon Professionals (ACP) recently announced its cutting-edge, interactive coupon educational seminar this fall in Washington, DC as well as its 11th Annual Industry Coupon Conference set for spring 2016 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Coupon 101/102 regional seminar will take place: October 22, 2014, Washington, DC. Attendance at these events, including the most recent Industry Coupon Conference, have reached over record levels as manufacturers and retailers continue to use coupons to build sales and increase brand loyalty. Taught by leaders in the field, these seminars can help attendees plan a marketing campaign with coupons which maximize their return on investment.
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The 11th Annual ACP Industry Coupon Conference will take place April 19-21, 2016, in Charlotte, NC.


This recipe was meant to be last nights dinner. I had it all planned out and had even cut up the onion, opened the tin of salmon and sliced the tomato when I realised that I only had one egg left. Fail. So into the fridge all the ingredients went and out came frozen left overs from last week. At least this meant that when I went to cook lunch today everything was nicely prepped for me.
This quick recipe was another recipe inspired by the random items left over before grocery shopping day. The little salmon quinoa cakes are baked in a muffin pan. The quinoa helps add a little crunch to the outer shell of the cake and prevents them from being watery. If you don't mind spending a little extra, use red salmon instead of pink. I think the taste is far nicer.
5. Stir gently to combine. I tried to keep small hunks of salmon instead of making it into a paste but it's up to what texture you prefer.
I served my salmon quinoa cakes with tomatoes roasted in balsamic vinegar, rosemary and olive oil, on top of some iceberg lettuce leaves. This was the perfect fast, high-protein lunch after a heavy morning gym session.
If I could post smells instead of pictures on this blog, then today it would be the smell of these vegetables cooking. The asparagus, onion, mushrooms cooking in olive oil, rosemary, garlic and lemon juice were fragrant and made the kitchen smell incredible.
Asparagus being back made me a happy grocery shopper this morning and I had to try it out in this South Beach recipe for Beef with Asparagus and Mushrooms. I'm no fan of the South Beach diet – I'm too much of a carbohydrate lover to follow it but I have found that the website has some really, really delicious, nutrient packed meal ideas.
This dish is very simple – pan-fried steak and sautéed vegetables. The addition of garlic, rosemary and especially the lemon zest takes it from being potentially boring to something to get excited about (unless I'm the only one who gets excited about a good feed?!). I've re-written the recipe here in metric measurements and for 2 portions instead of 4.
4. Cover the meat with foil while preparing the vegetables.
If you're like me and get grumpy with-out some carbs or you're hungry I'd recommend serving this with some boiled baby potatoes. Mm.
For dinner tonight I wanted to make something light, healthy and use up the withering vegetables in my fridge and cupboard. At the start of the week I realised I had somehow managed to accumulate 3 cartons of eggs so, a frittata it was.
Inspired by the Healthy Food Guide recipe for Potato and Spinach Tortilla I put together the following dish.
I served this easy meal with some crisp cos leaves, some cottage cheese and a teaspoon of chutney. Not the most attractive looking dish but it tasted good.


A 6 year old boy was seriously injured by a falling New York Street sign yesterday afternoon. The young boy was a tourist visiting from Argentina. He was on the sidewalk at the southeast corner of 32nd Street and Seventh Ave when a heavy street sign detached from the pole and fell on him. The boy was unconscious and transported to the hospital. According to the NYPD he woke up and he is now in serious but stable condition.
The defective sign, a large blue street sign marking West 32nd Street outside the East entrance of Penn Station fell after large gust of winds of up to 40 mph were recorded in the area. It was taken away by the NYPD.
The wind was so strong yesterday in Manhattan that it took down banners and damaged scaffolding all around the city. In the Tri-State area many trees fell down and thousands lost power.


Exporting products of your enterprise may be highly beneficial. In fact, looking for new markets is crucial in order to make business instantly grow and be even more favourable.
For many companies, Russian market seems to be just great. Actually, this is 1 of the biggest market in the wntire world. Therefore there are many customers who might be interested in purchasing your products. However, it is necessary to remember that Russia does not belong to the EU. Because of that, this country does not belong to the common European market. In practice it means, that you have to obtain specific papers and certification that will make your firm eligible to export products to the Russian market. More specifically, this certificate is known as gost Russia. This certificate may be both obligatory or voluntary. This depends on what kind of products your firm wants to export to Russia – Russia gost.
What is the main function of this certification? It was created by the Russian government in case to protect Russion customers' rights. In practise it means that all available goods and products have high quality. As a result of this certification, the country guarantees, that law quality products are not imported to Russia. Moreover, if you look for a Russian partner, it would be impossible to find it without having gost certification. The reason for it is pretty simple – Russian companies cannot cooperate with foreign businesses who do not have such certificate – .
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Leicester City 0-1 Chelsea: Ross Barkley goal takes Blues into FA Cup semi-finals – BBC Sport
June 28, 2020 Gary Scott	0 Comments latest sports, sports, uk sports
FA Cup: Leicester City 0-1 Chelsea highlights
Ross Barkley came off the bench to send Chelsea to Wembley as manager Frank Lampard's half-time changes transformed this FA Cup quarter-final at Leicester City.
The Foxes held sway in the first 45 minutes at the King Power Stadium, although it took a flying save from Leicester keeper Kasper Schmeichel to keep out Christian Pulisic's powerful drive.
Lampard's discontent could be heard echoing around the virtually deserted arena – and he acted by introducing Barkley, Mateo Kovacic and Cesar Azpilicueta at the interval for Reece James, the subdued Billy Gilmour and Mason Mount.
It had the desired effect as Chelsea improved markedly. Barkley, who was on target in the 2-0 win against Liverpool in the last round, scoring the winner after 63 minutes when he reacted to get in just ahead of Jonny Evans and sweep Willian's clever cross past Schmeichel.
Leicester, missing the injured James Maddison, were out of sorts after the break although they applied late pressure and defender Caglar Soyuncu was frustrated late on when his header struck Azpilicueta and flew over.
Lampard's reshuffle does the trick
An FA Cup quarter-final behind closed doors contains little of the passion and noise that usually accompanies these occasions, with a place in the last four at stake.
It did, however, enable those few of us inside the ground to hear several loud blasts of "liven up, liven up" from Chelsea manager Lampard as he expressed his displeasure at his side's early inability to cope with Leicester City's bright start.
Leicester failed to make the most of possession in the first 45 minutes and Lampard was able to make those substitutions that swung the game back in Chelsea's favour.
Talented youngster Billy Gilmour had one of those halves all young players can have, giving the ball away too much and having little impact – he will learn from this.
Barkley came on and was Chelsea's FA Cup talisman again, scoring the winner and almost adding a second in the last minute, forcing an unorthodox save from Schmeichel.
It also demonstrated Chelsea's squad strength as Lampard was able to introduce such experience and ability.
Lampard and Chelsea have had an impressive re-start, winning at Aston Villa and getting a crucial three points at home to Manchester City in the Premier League. Those results kept them right on course for a top-four finish and now they are in an FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.
Leicester's lack of spark will worry Rodgers
Leicester's City last game before the Premier League closed down as a result of the coronavirus pandemic in early March was an impressive 4-0 demolition of troubled Aston Villa at the King Power.
It has been different since the re-start as they have struggled to draws at Watford and at home to Brighton before this disappointing FA Cup defeat.
Manager Brendan Rodgers will have held high hopes of cup success after falling to Villa at the semi-final stage in the Carabao Cup – and this result and performance will have increased a few anxieties around the club.
Leicester have had a superb season in the Premier League but they will be looking over their shoulders at Chelsea, who are a point behind them in fourth, as well as Wolves, who are only three points adrift – although they have played a game more.
There was no doubt Leicester missed Maddison, out with a knock, as his link-up play with Vardy was sorely missed, the striker making his trademark runs but getting very little quality service.
Leicester will remain optimistic and there is hardly any need to get carried away, but they need to re-discover the spark that made them such a potent force in the first seven months of this interrupted season.
Another quarter-final exit for Leicester – the stats
Chelsea have won 11 of their last 12 FA Cup matches, only losing to Manchester United in last season's fifth round in this run.
Leicester have now lost each of their last five quarter-final matches in the FA Cup – with each of the last three being against Chelsea (also 2012 and 2018).
Chelsea have reached the semi-final of the FA Cup for a 10th time in the 21st Century, a joint-high in this time along with Arsenal (also 10 when including 2020).
Leicester City boss Rodgers is winless in all 15 of his meetings with Chelsea as a manager (drawn eight, lost seven), the most times he has faced a single opponent without winning in his managerial career.
This was the first time that Leicester had conceded a goal in this season's FA Cup, making them the last of the 123 sides to participate in the competition proper in 2019-20 to concede a goal.
Chelsea have won five consecutive matches across all competitions, their best such winning run since they won seven in succession between September and October 2019.
Chelsea's Barkley has scored three of his four goals in all competitions this season in the FA Cup; those three goals (four FA Cup games) are as many as he netted in 16 appearances in the FA Cup prior to 2019-20.
Since his competition debut in January 2014, Willian has been directly involved in 17 FA Cup goals (11 goals, six assists); this is at least six more than any other Chelsea player in this time.
Man of the match – Ross Barkley (Chelsea)
Ross Barkley's goal was his third of the season in the FA Cup
'We deserved more' – what they said
Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers speaking to BBC Sport: "I thought the performance was very good, much more like us in terms of tempo and speed and pressing.
"We know we can score goals, but in these first three games since the restart we haven't been as clinical. I was pleased for the boys in terms of the performance.
"We haven't been able to take those opportunities. We switch off for one second and they get the goal. I feel for the players because they deserved more.
On James Maddison's injury: "We'll look at that – he'll be a doubt [for Everton on Wednesday]. If he's not fit for midweek he'll be fit for the weekend."
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard, speaking to BBC Sport: "The result was satisfying and getting to the semis was satisfying. We weren't our usual selves – we were below what we usually produce – but I'm happy with the result. We won and must learn from some of the mistakes.
"I don't want to sound too down. You have to show grit to win when you don't play well. We go on to the next one. We can park the cup and focus on getting the league wins to be in the Champions League."
On taking off young players at half-time: "It's a learning experience. I could've taken more off, or other players off. I'm not pulling those out on their own. They will be top players for this club and have top careers. But if I have to do something I will. It was one of those games where I had to do something. They will take it on the chin.
"We were gifting Leicester space and ease to win the ball back. We are fortunate they didn't take those chances. All three subs livened up the performance.
On Ross Barkley: "I love to work with midfielders and the ones who want to get forward. Ross has a better left foot than me. He's always going to be a goal threat."
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Two Years After Armed Conflict in Mong Ko, Locals Still Struggle to Survive
Fighting in 2016 drove farmers into the town, where they remain trapped in a cycle of daily labor and rent costs.
By NETWORK MEDIA GROUP (NMG)
Locals in Mong Ko on the Burma-China border say they are still facing difficulties pursuing their livelihoods since clashes occurred between government forces and ethnic armed groups two years ago.
The Burma Army and armed organizations belonging to the ethnic coalition known as the Northern Alliance engaged in particularly heavy fighting in the area in late 2016. Northern Alliance troops took control of Mong Ko but failed to seize the Tatmadaw's strategic hill camp, and in the end retreated.
Thousands of villagers fled to China during the battles and many moved to the nearby Mong Ko town. Today, they remain unable to return to their land, citing a continued lack of security in the area.
Since 2016, people "live with fear," said local Ko Min Min, who explained that this has caused many villagers to abandon their farms and seek daily wage labor in construction or on sugar cane and corn plantations across the border in China.
"People were not so poor before the battles began," another local, Jiang Jin Lin, told NMG. "People didn't need to go work in other places. In the past, some youth went to work in China. Now married men go to work in China. They have left their children at home."
In China, men from Burma can earn 50-60 yuan (US$7.20-$8.60) per day, but also risk being exploited and unpaid, explained pastor Brang Nan, who works in Mang Kang village.
"Some people don't have money in hand when they come back home. Some people run away from their work sites if they don't have a passport or ID card. There are many stories like this," he said.
Still, many people who once lived in the mountains around Mong Ko now opt to live in the town where they feel safer, but where any income they earn goes toward rent, and it remains difficult to save or plan for the future.
"The money they earn goes toward renting a house. That's why they have problems. It's a hardship. They don't have their animals. They can't do business in breeding animals. That is why they have faced economic hardships," Brang Nan said.
The Northern Military Alliance consists of the Arakan Army, the Kachin Independence Army, the Ta'ang National Liberation Army, and the Kokang or Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army.
Major Drug Haul on Thai-Burma Border Follows Fatal Shootout
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Kids of Summer Basketball is a fast paced, skills focused and fun camp for children ages 7-14. The camp's philosophy is that basketball should be fun, friendships should be made and campers skills should improve during their time in the program. We also make sure to add the competitive elements of sports into our training philosophy.
Our amazing coaches are experienced both playing the game and coaching children. They have learned the game from professional coaches and play or have played themselves in High School, college and beyond. They love passing on their knowledge to the campers and our program covers all aspects of the game – shooting, passing, ball handling, defense, rebounding, proper conditioning as well as how to play smarter. With targeted drills in the morning and fun games and competition in the afternoon, campers skills develop rapidly. We can hold the camp both outdoors and indoors in our nearby air conditioned gymnasium on bad weather days.
With a camper to coach ratio not exceeding 6 to 1, every camper gets the personal attention needed to learn the game the right way. The coaches strive to promote a supportive and lively environment that promotes healthy competition, hard work, and good sportsmanship.
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Kids of Summer prides itself on the close interaction between the coaches and campers. Over the years, our campers have forged close friendships with fellow campers and coaches and a love for the game that continues long after the summer comes to an end.


Every year, tonnes of wild plants and animals illegally cross EU borders.Wildlife crime is not just a threat to numerous species, it also undermines the rule of law, good governance, the well-being of local communities, and sustainable development.
Following the adoption of a European Parliament resolution on wildlife crime and the European Commission consultation on the future EU approach to wildlife trafficking in 2014, on Friday 26 February, the European Commission will present its new Action Plan to fight illegal wildlife trafficking.
The EU is both a major destination and a transit point in the global wildlife trade. All EU Member States and the European Union are Parties to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of wild fauna and flora (CITES), the international treaty which regulates global wildlife trade. CITES is implemented in the EU via a set of EU Wildlife Trade Regulations. However, poor implementation of the existing EU regulations on wildlife trade in some Member States leaves EU borders porous to illegal trade activities.
The EU Action Plan aims at increasing the effectiveness of the EU policy and actions against wildlife trafficking, in order to reduce wildlife trafficking levels both globally and in the EU. It will establish a strategic framework and propose a range of actions against wildlife trafficking.
Preventing wildlife trafficking for example by supporting actions to reduce demand in wildlife products within and outside the EU.
Strengthening enforcement and the fight against organised wildlife crime for example by increasing capacity and cooperation among enforcement agencies.
Building a global partnership against illegal wildlife trafficking using diplomatic tools and international cooperation.
Poaching has reached unprecedented levels for some species in recent years. The considerable profits generated, together with a low risk of detection and low sanction levels, explain why wildlife trafficking has become one of the most profitable transnational criminal activities globally.
and – above all – to raise sufficient political will and adequate financial resources in order to address the gravity of the problem.
WWF will analyse the Action Plan once published and send recommendations to the Council and the European Parliament.
Council conclusions are expected to be adopted at the Environment Council in June 2016. The European Parliament is also expected to adopt a position on the basis of the Commission Action Plan, through an own initiative report.


Joseph A. Luxbacher, PhD joins the Upper Hand Sports Pod. Dr. Joseph Luxbacher has more than three decades of experience in the fields of health, fitness and competitive athletics. A former collegiate and professional athlete (soccer), he holds a PhD in Health, Physical and Recreation Education from the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Luxbacher has authored more than a dozen books and numerous articles on health, fitness, and sports performance.
You can read an overview of the interview with Joseph A. Luxbacher, PhD or listen to the podcast below for the full interview.
Q. It is interesting with your background, you coached collegiately for over 30 years, are you taking a lot of that experience and putting into your academy or taking it in a different direction?
A. Philosophy in training players is that it should high paced, lots of reps. For example, in a 60-minute session, you are touching the ball hundreds of times. They are working hard. How I would train a college team is similar. For a camp, you have different ages and different abilities, not a one size fits all. But for an academy, you get a sort of similar age and a group who wants to get better and train. You can set up a better structure, higher paced and overall harder training. That's what they want and that's what I want to do. I have been doing this for so many years, its not a big change. You have to gear to the age and abilities of the player. But overall philosophy stays the same, work hard and have fun. At the end of the day the objective they want to be a better player than when they came in.
Q. I like to ask this question a lot, especially when we have soccer coaches and trainers. I want to get your pulse and I think you have a good pulse because you have been a soccer coach for over 30 years and now direct a pretty large soccer youth organization. What do you believe is the state of US Soccer?
A. I think the state is solid. I Really do. It is a disappointment that the national team didn't qualify for the World Cup and everyone looks back on that and says we are doing everything wrong. I don't think we are. In terms of more kids playing and the talent, we have guys playing in Premier league, Bundesliga. There is talent. US Soccer revamped since not making the World Cup, the revamped the coaching philosophy a bit. Its called the grassroots. It is for the coaches I deal with, local communities, travel, club teams. They want players to have to solve problems on their own. A players centric approach to coaching. It is less structured coaching as it was before when players come to train they play a small-sided game before they even stretch. The coaches provide little feedback, just lets the play. Then they train and end will full sided game. Where the coach does provide a lot of corrective feedback. It is different than it was, overall I think it is a good philosophy. Our players haven't been coached to solve their problems, and if you make bad decisions it will hurt your performance.
Q. You just said not all players can coach which then brings the question, you were a great player and coach, how were you able to make that transition?
A. Well, it is definitely different. I played collegiately and professionally but I was at the end of being a player. The coach told me what to do and obviously, I remember those drills. But dealing with players and different ages, how to structure a practice that keeps them moving. For instance, when you are not experienced if you have 15 kids you may put them in lines of 8 or 7 to shoot. So they get one shot and have to wait for 15 kids, which is not how you coach. What I did was attend US Coaching schools, even when I was still a professional. C license, then B and finally the A. You learn a lot there about how to structure, create an environment where players can develop. I have been in coaching for 30 years, you learn all the time. If I go to a clinic or just working with another coach and see something, it will strike a note and I will say "hey I could use that too." It is constant learning, but it is good to take a course. US soccer offers a variety of course, starting with that grass root program and all the way up to a national diploma.
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We are currently recruiting on behalf of a large, well-established small animal practice in North West London who are looking for a permanent nurse to join their team on a full-time basis. The practice is looking for a nurse with at least 2 years experience who would be comfortable with mentoring responsibilities.
This is a friendly, independent practice located in North West London. Their clients are insured, high-end clients with a strong human animal bond. Their pets are a very important part of their family. These clients require thoroughness and attention to detail in every aspect of practice service and clinical approach. They are looking to recruit a veterinary nurse to work within a supportive team.
The practice use visiting specialists in ultrasonography, orthopaedics and complex soft tissue surgery, dentistry (root canal treatment etc.) and cardiology.
This is a full-time permanent position, working 4 or 5 days per week on a rota basis. The shifts will either be 08:00 - 18:00 or 09:00 - 19:00 with no OOH and 1:3 weekends working both Saturday and Sunday 09:00 - 16:00 and time is given back in lieu for this.
The salary on offer is negotiable for the right candidate and CPD is offered on a case by case basis.
You must be a caring, compassionate nurse and able to provide an excellent standard of service and must enjoy speaking to clients. The practice operates on 20-30 minute appointment times, they insist on a low volume of clients and procedures per day to ensure that high levels of care can be attained. The practice is looking to receive applications from candidates with a minimum of 2 years' experience, who will be comfortable to mentor more junior nurses and ensure the smooth running of the practice.
You will be joining a team of 2 vets, with 4 nurses, 3 receptionists, and 3 cattery assistants.
Hours: Full-time - 4 or 5 days per week between 08:00 and 19:00.


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Q: ¿Que es glob pattern y como se utiliza en programación en java? Como se implementaría en el filtro de archivos en java. Que es Glob Pattern y como podría usar en código dentro de Java.

A: Basicamente se usa la interfaz PathMatcher con metodo el metodo getPathMatcher
Aquí te dejo un pequeño ejemplo robado de Oracle
PathMatcher matcher =
    FileSystems.getDefault().getPathMatcher("glob:*.{java,class}");

Path filename = ...;
if (matcher.matches(filename)) {
    System.out.println(filename);
}

Claro que tambien podemos implementar el nuestro, pero para que agotarnos.

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