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Japan vs Australia 2011 highlights 1-0

Australia#39;s David Carney, center, vies for the ball with Japan#39;s Daiki Iwamasa, left, and Japan#39;s Jungo Fujimoto during their final match of the AFC Asian Cup soccer in Doha, Qatar, Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011. Tadanari Lee scored an extra-time winner as Japan edged Australia 1-0 to win a pulsating Asian Cup final and become the most successful team in the competition#39;s history. The unmarked substitute sent a stunning left-foot volley past the diving Mark Schwarzer in the 109th minut

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Chinese swimmer Tang Yi picture

Tang Yi of China, left, shakes hands with Anna Santamans of France as they share first positions to win the 50-meter freestyle wwimming event at the Youth Olympic Games on Friday Aug. 20, 2010 in Singapore. Chinese swimmer Tang Yi, the Youth Olympic Games will be unforgettable for six #39;golden#39; reasons. The 17-year-old yesterday claimed her fifth and sixth golds with wins in the 50m freestyle and mixed 4x100m freestyle to become the most decorated athlete at these inaugural Games. Her co

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Bafana continues winning streak 1-0 over Denmark

By Nthambeleni Gabara Pretoria- Bafana Bafana continued their winning streak by beating 36 ranked Denmark 1-nil at the Lucas “Masterpieces” Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville on Saturday. The goal was courtesy of Mamelodi Sundowns striker, Katlego “Killer” Mphela, who has been in fine form since Bafana began their FIFA World Cup preparations. It was Mphela’s 14th goal for the national team. Today’s victory extended Bafana’s winning record to 12 unbeaten matches. It was visible from the beginning of the match that the home team was full of confidence and hungry for a victory. Duo Siphiwe Tshabalala and Kagisho Dikgacoi sent a fantastic cross to unmarked Teko Modise in the box in the 28th minute which showed that the Danish defence had run out of steam, however, the Orlando Pirates playmaker headed the ball wide. Bafana looked good in the first half and kept ball possession and when they controlled the ball in the middle of the park, they continued to dominate, while the visitors lagged behind. In the second half, the Danish players tried to take control but lost focus. Reneilwe Letsholonyane had a chance with the ball after brilliant moves by teammates Tshabalala and Modise and unleashed a grass cutter 28 metres from the box, but Anderson was well-positioned to palm the ball away. In the 76th minute the Danish keeper brilliantly saved a close range shot from Mphela. In the dying minutes of the game, Bafana’s number one goal keeper, Itumeleng Khune denied the Danish team an equalizer. He saved a close range shot, which drew loud applause from the hundreds of fans that were present at the stadium. A delighted Carlos Alberto Parreira who has pledged to make South Africans proud during the World Cup said a win against another World Cup qualifying team shows that his boys are ready for the tournament. “To me this is a special win because we’ve just defeated an experienced side with full of quality players. We played with confidence and personality. The path that we took to prepare the team for the tournament proved to be the right one today. “This is a job well-done for the players and I am happy about their performance and the good results. We are ready to fight for our position at the World Cup. Everybody has to respect us,” he said. The team’s skipper, Aaron Mokoena, said it was a tough match for Bafana, but their victory boosted their morale. Source -BuaNews 2010 World Cup Blog for the Fans

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Blatter Praises South Africa for Preparations

Pretoria- With four days to go before the kick-off of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa is more than ready to host the spectacle, says President Jacob Zuma. “South Africa is more than ready. For us the World Cup has already begun,” President Zuma told journalists on Sunday. The president said the country has been preparing for the tournament since 15 May 2004. He acknowledged the role played by FIFA President Sepp Blatter for his confidence in South Africa’s ability to host the World Cup in the face of doubt and Afro-pessimists. “It is clear that millions of our people have waited for years and look upon the tournament with hope, pride and a sense of belonging,” said the President who also acknowledged that the South African flag has become the most popular item on shopping lists auguring well for nation building. “This explosion of national pride is a priceless benefit of the World Cup tournament,” he added. The president added that the national team, Bafana Bafana, is ready and in fighting form ahead of Friday’s first game against Mexico. Yesterday th e national team beat Denmark 1- nil in Atteridgeville after beating Guatemala last week 5-nil. Blatter who accompanied Zuma to the briefing said: “”It was a long way to come with FIFA’s World Cup to Africa and to connect it with South Africa to make it an African World Cup. It was a long way to come but we did it. It’s an African World Cup and all the world.” Blatter will be bestowed with the Order of the Companions of OR Tambo tomorrow at the official welcome dinner hosted by government. “It is now all systems go. Well done South Africa! Well done FIFA, well done to the world! Let the games begin on Friday! ” remarked Zuma. Source-BuaNews 2010 World Cup Blog for the Fans

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The 10 Greatest Stand-Up Comedy Specials Ever

After previewing Kathy Griffin’s newest stand-up special a couple days ago, I wondered why the art of the stand-up special seems to have withered in an age where a simple one-liner can become the most popular video on the Internet. The best stand-up specials of all time remain compulsively consumable gems years later, well after Comedy Central stopped using them to pad its daily schedule. Movieline has compiled its 10 favorite specials after the jump with the hope of honoring a format that deserves to stay relevant forever. Banjos and mic stands ready!

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The English Defence League uncovered

Formed less than a year ago, the English Defence League has become the most significant far-right street movement since the National Front. The Guardian spent four months undercover with the movement, and found them growing in strength and planning to target some of the UK's biggest Muslim communities • Warning: video contains very strong language added by: treewolf39

TV’s Biggest Blunders

NBC Cancels Baywatch Say what you will about the story lines on Baywatch , but the show made money. After NBC canceled it, the Hoff-fest went on to become the most popular show on Earth. Oops. Check out this and other major mistakes on TV Guide Network’s hourlong special, 25 Biggest TV Blunders , airing Sunday, Feb. 28, at 8/7c. Which blunder is the biggest? Tune in to see. [13 photos] Continue reading

Super Bowl Is The Most-Watched TV Show Ever

Sunday’s game draws more than 106 million fans to tackle the ‘M*A*S*H’ finale’s record. By Larry Carroll Carrie Underwood sings at Super Bowl XLIV Photo: CBS For three decades, the final episode of “M*A*S*H” has stood as the unreachable height of television broadcasting, combining the end of a cultural phenomenon with the end of a three-network era to garner 106 million viewers. Now, the seemingly impossible has occurred, as Sunday’s Super Bowl has beaten the drama to become the most-watched program in television history. On Monday (February 8), the Nielson Company released ratings numbers from the weekend’s big game between the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts. The result? The Super Bowl garnered 106.5 million pairs of eyeballs, just enough to beat the final “M*A*S*H” episode’s 105.97 million viewers. As theories about the massive ratings emerged, credit went to a compelling story line that had New Orleans hoping for triumph following Hurricane Katrina, Peyton Manning’s desire for a second Super Bowl ring and a game that was close for much of its run despite a 31-17 Saints final score. The previous record viewership for a Super Bowl was last year’s game between Arizona and Pittsburgh, which netted 98.7 million viewers. On the flip side, some are pointing out that there were far fewer TV sets in 1983 when “M*A*S*H” went off the air. Finishing its immensely popular 11-season run, the series about a team of doctors and support staff stationed at the 4,077th Hospital in South Korea signed off February 28, 1983, with “Goodbye, Farewell and Amen,” which ended with Hawkeye Pierce famously riding off in a helicopter and reading the word “goodbye” spelled out in stones on the ground. Incidentally, the record for highest percentage of television sets to watch a TV series is still held by “The Fugitive,” whose final episode had an astounding 72 percent of all American homes tuned to its final episode in 1967. With the average home now containing multiple TVs, and the splintering of entertainment into so many options, that record seems unlikely to ever be broken. Related Videos Super Bowl XLIV Highlights Related Photos Keri Hilson, Ne-Yo, Black Eyed Peas Rock For Super Bowl XLIV

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Brad Ferro Sorry For Punching Out Snooki

Gym teacher Brad Ferro punched Snooki (Nicole Pilozzi) in the face in what has become the most infamous scene from Jersey Shore , even though it hasn’t aired yet (it was supposed to tonight) and MTV decided to edit out the brutal KO.

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Lady Gaga’s ‘Poker Face’ Goes Number One

Lady Gaga didn’t disappoint at the IFA Exhibition for consumer electronics and home appliances in Berlin, Germany.

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Lady Gaga’s ‘Poker Face’ Goes Number One