World AIDS Day Indonesia: Soccer Scores with Awareness and Help for

Reuters AlertNet - This is not Reuters material. AlertNet welcomes external contributions but any views expressed are the author's and Reuters has not checked the information. Jakarta, Indonesia -- While the rest of the world observes World AIDS Day on December 1, one
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Radioactive Trail To Soccer Stadium
Guardian Unlimited - Minute quantities of polonium 210, the radioactive substance which was used to poison former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, have been found at Arsenal FC's Emirates stadium. The radiation was found at the north London ground at "barely detectable
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Well Schooled in Soccer Skills
INS News - A school has been praised for its footballing education. Marine Park First School, in Whitley Bay, has been awarded the Football Association's charter standard status for football. It's the 100th school to achieve the standard within the
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Briefs | Decision is near on Klinsmann coaching U.S men's soccer
Seattle Times - U.S. Soccer Federation has held discussions with ex-Germany coach: Juergen Klinsmann and the U.S. Soccer Federation are likely to know within a week whether their talks will lead to a deal for him to become coach of the U.S. men's team, a person with
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Bosnian soccer club plays for more than the game
ABC News - Dec 6, 2006 TABANCI, Bosnia (Reuters) - Like every coach, Jusuf "Jufi" Malagic of FC Guber Srebrenica gathers his players on the pitch before each game for a short pep talk, asking them to do their best for victory. "Even if we don't win, it is
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Robot soccer meet tests students' skills
1960 Sun - SIUE mechanical engineering major Jill Pish reacts Tuesday after finding out a teammate damaged the front end of their entry in the Robo-Soccer Shoot-Out held in the lobby of the SIUE School of Engineering Building. The top 10 high school teams
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Soccer: Auckland's Japanese star focus of attention
New Zealand Herald - The Auckland City soccer team got a taste of things to come at the Club World Cup within minutes of arriving in Japan on Wednesday. Coach Allan Jones' side had not even cleared customs before being caught on camera by a fascinated Japanese media crew
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