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read more Kasey Keller signs extension through 2011, his final season2010-12-17 Seattle Times Lots going on this afternoon. Here's the release: * * * Kasey Keller Signs Contract Extension Goalkeeper Returns for 20th Professional Season RENTON, WASH. - The Seattle Sounders FC has signed goalkeeper Kasey Keller to a contract extension for the 2011 Major League Soccer season. Per MLS and club policy, terms were not disclosed. Keller, 41, will be playing his 20th professional season and his... read more Cricket: Symonds won't play in Big Bash2010-12-17 NZ Herald Andrew Symonds may not play cricket in Australia again after pulling out of Queensland's Twenty20 Big Bash campaign. Queensland Cricket CEO Graham Dixon said on Friday Symonds had told him that he didn't expect to play for the Bulls again. "Andrew is living in North Queensland and is in the process of purchasing a farm," Dixon said. "He was pretty upfront with us that he was moving in a direction... read more Nelsen - Players in the dark2010-12-20 Sky Sports Ryan Nelsen admits Blackburn's players are as bemused as anybody by the events of the past week. Rovers' season has threatened to implode following the shock sacking of manager Sam Allardyce. He was relieved of his duties at Ewood Park by Blackburn's new owners last Monday, with Indian firm Venky's outlining... read more Blatter Apologizes for Comments About Gay Sex2010-12-17 The New York Times Days after he said gay soccer fans planning to attend the 2022 World Cup in Qatar should abstain from sex because of that country’s antigay laws, Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, the world governing body of soccer, apologized. “It was not my intention and never will be my intention to go into any discrimination,” Blatter said in Abu Dhabi, where the Club World Cup final will... read more Breaking the Silence: Top Kenyans Accused of Election Violence2010-12-17 Yahoo Daily News Kenya's newspaper went with a one-word headline - THUNDERBOLT - to describe the announcement on Dec. 15 that the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague wants to prosecute six prominent Kenyans, including the finance minister, for their alleged roles in the country's 2008 post-election violence. 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Snow-go zone: Stamford Bridge appears clear of danger in this picture taken at 2pm om Sunday - two hours before the game was... read more Herbert Addo drums up zeal to coach Black Stars2010-12-17 Joy Online Ghana's ace football coach, Herbert Addo at the weekend made a stake in the country's search for a substantive coach for the Black Stars, promising to deliver excellence, which he says is his professional brand. The position became vacant after Serbian Milovan Rajevac threw in the towel after the World Cup quarter finalists. The June 24, 1951 born coach said his national assignment to support the... read more English Analysis: The Six Steps Roy Hodgson Took To Transform Fulham – Can He Do ...2010-12-17 Goal Under-fire Reds manager faces up to his old employers Share Share Find the best odds and bet on the Premier League. div#betting_widget_body div.partner_selector { display: inline; }   Betting Odds Match Title Select League Select Match home - Draw - away - Life has not gone as Roy Hodgson expected since he joined Liverpool from Fulham during the summer.... read more Crosby's Enforced Dullness and Other "24/7″ Revelations2010-12-17 The New York Times One of hockey’s most anticipated debuts came this week, when fans got their first look at HBO’s “24/7 Penguins/Capitals.” The all-access reality series will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the weeks leading up to this season’s Winter Classic. From Bruce Boudreau’s peculiar vocabulary to Sidney Crosby’s entourage to the league’s emergency plan in case of... photo: AP / Riccardo Gangale Kenya photo: AP Photo / Riccardo Gangale A displaced Kenyan girl waits to receive tea, Friday, Jan. 11, 2008 at a sports arena at the Nairobi Trade Fair grounds. Kenya's main opposition party plans mass rallies across the East African nation to protest President Mwai Kibaki's disputed re-election, a spokesman said Friday. photo: AP / Karel Prinsloo Children receive biscuits as they take shelter at a sports arena on the outskirts of the slum of Kibera, Nairobi, Saturday, Jan. 5, 2008. photo: AP / Karel Prinsloo Maize is handed out to displaced people who are taking shelter at a sports arena on the outskirts of the slum of Kibera, Nairobi, Saturday, Jan. 5, 2008. photo: Creative Commons / Chris Mount Kenya is the highest peak in Kenya at 5,199 m (17,042 ft).[23] Kenya is named after the mountain. photo: GFDL Kenya - Mountains/ntf1 photo: Creative Commons / Alexander Johmann Kenya Airways in Amsterdam photo: AP / Khalil Senosi Kenya Wildlife Service wardens demonstrate how Charles, a sniffer dog, detects illegal ivory in Nairobi, Kenya, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009. photo: AP Photo / Khalil Senosi Raila Odinga, center, waves to the crowd, as they applause his nomination as presidential candidate of the Orange Democratic Movement Party of Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya on Saturday, Sept. 1, 2007. Raila Odinga, 62, defeated four rival, said Richard Kwach, chairman of the Orange Democratic Movement Party of Kenya. A day earlier, Kalonzo Musyoka, 52, won the nomination of Kenya's other main opposition party, Orange Democratic Movement-Kenya photo: AP Photo / Presidential Press Services, HO In this photo released by Kenya's Presidential Press Service, Kenya's President Mwai Kibaki, left, meets opposition leader Raila Odinga at his Harambee House office, in Nairobi, Kenya, Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008. photo: AP / Khalil Senosi Kenya's Prime Minister, Raila Odinga, speaks to journalists in Nairobi, Kenya, Wednesday April 1, 2009. photo: AP / KHALIL SENOSI Vice President -Kalonzo Musyoko, second left, President of Kenya Mwai Kibaki, second right, Prime Minister of Kenya Raila -pjb1 photo: AP Photo / Alastair Grant Tessa Jowell, Minister of Culture and Sport in the British Government speaking to the media in London Thursday Jan. 9, 2003. The British Government would like the English cricket team not to play a match in the forthcoming Cricket World Cup in Zimbabwe, due to the political situation, but are not offering compensation to the English Cricket Board if they pull out. Jowell had just had a meeting with the ECB, but there was no further movement. The Cricket World Cup will take place in South Africa, photo: USAF / Staff Sgt. Carolyn Erfe Thousands of people from the area of Mombasa, Kenya, line up to receive medical aid at the Samburu Health Centre, July 24, 2008. photo: US Navy / Chief Mass Communication Specialist Kathryn Whittenberger Members of the Kenya Special Boat Unit evacuate a casualty during a mass casualty drill. photo: Creative Commons / Pfctdayelise SOUTH OF ETHIOPIAN BORDER, CENTRAL NORTHERN KENYA - FEBRUARY 3: OLF rebels are regrouping in Northern Kenya to safety, February 3rd, 2006, in Kenya. The OLF is orgaznied militarely as a coventional army, with its platoon, batallion, regiments. (Photo by Jonathan Alpeyrie/Getty images) photo: AP / Darko Bandic Kenya Elections Violence. photo: Creative Commons / Victor12 Kenya Air Force F-5E Tiger II and an USAF C-5 Galaxy in the background photo: Creative Commons / Arthur Buliva Nation Center, headquarters of the Nation Media Group Nairobi is home to most of Kenya's news and media organizations. The city is also home to East Africa's largest newspapers: the Daily Nation and the The Standard. These are circulated within Kenya and cover a range of domestic and regional issues. photo: PeopleDaily Photo Guo Chongli, Chinese ambassador to Kenya, awards a certificate of the Seminar on the Prevention and Treatment of Malaria to a Tanzanian in Nairobi, Kenya, Aug. 3, 2003. The seminar, organized by China and Kenya, ended Aug. 3. Thirty-four people from China photo: US Navy / Chief Mass Communication Specialist Kathryn Whittenberger Members of the Kenya Special Boat Unit tow a casualty to their boat during a simulated mass casualty drill. photo: Xinhua photo China-Kenya Trade Fair opend in Nairobi Kxinhua2u photo: US Navy / Chief Mass Communication Specialist Kathryn Whittenberger Members of the Kenya Special Boat Unit transport casualties to their boat to be evacuated during a simulated mass casualty drill. photo: Creative Commons / Quentin Douchet Kenya Airways photo: US Navy / Chief Mass Communication Specialist Kathryn Whittenberger Members of the Kenya Special Boat Unit prepare to swim ashore to evacuate injured personnel during a simulated mass casualty drill.


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