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On Wednesday June 9th, Mayor Nutter proclaimed Saturday June 12, 2010, Monsterly Love Day in Philadelphia. Why? Because Saturday night, June 12 2010, Advance Auto Parts Monster Truck Jam descended on Lincoln Financial Field for a night of dirt track destruction!
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I’m not quite sure how to explain it, but there is something interesting about the steampunk presence at the Philadelphia Comic Con. I know this is not a new phenomenon or fascination. It is a part of sci-fi that isn’t going anywhere. I guess I was just surprised that there were vendors that fell into this category.
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USA vs Slovenia is up today. I will be live blogging it here at MLD. US should get a win. Everyone says a tie is alright, but it is not. A tie really puts a lot of pressure on the United States in their last game against Algeria. Not only must they beat Algeria, but they would have to win BIG.
Anyway, in terms of lineups: Jose Torres is in, Ricardo Clark is out. Torres is smaller, faster, and more offensive minded. Only issue with him versus Clark is that Torres is small going against a bigger Slovenia side. Slovenia should be too slow to keep up with him.
One more thing: I hope Hercules Gomez gets in the game later. He has been solid lately and brings life off the bench.
Check out other World Cup coverage on My Latest Distraction before the game.
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As the second games in the round robin start up there should be more goals. Hopefully the nightmare of the first week is now over.
June 17, 2010
GROUP B
Argentina 4 – 1 South Korea
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Thankfully, June 16, 2010 will be considered “The Day the World Cup Became Interesting.” First, Chile, though only winning 1-0, is the most exciting non-Brazil/Germany/Spain team in the tournament. They play three strikers, which means they are always pushing to score. They are like the Phoenix Suns of soccer, if that is possible. Second, Spain lost. More on that later. Third, Uruguay scored three goals in one game. That was fun to watch.
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