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Flamengo reencontra Brasília contra o Coritiba

Partida no dia 6 de julho será no Mané Garrincha, onde o rubro-negro fez sua estreia no Campeonato Brasileiro. Toda renda do jogo será do clube carioca

Os torcedores rubro-negros de Brasília terão uma nova oportunidade de assistir o Flamengo em campo, no renovado estádio Mané Garrincha. O clube confirmou oficialmente o jogo contra o Coritiba, no dia 6 de julho, para em Brasília. Membros do Nação rubro-Negra podem adquirir ingressos na segunda-feira pela internet. A partir de terça, começam as vendas online e, na quarta, os torcedores já poderão adquirir os ingressos nas bilheterias.

As entradas serão vendidas com os preços de R$80, R$120 e R$200. Valores 50% mais baratos em relação aos da última partida no estádio, quando o Flamengo não teve mando de campo embora a torcida rubro-negra fosse maioria. Os camarotes do jogo tem de 18 a 42 lugares e custam de R$4.500 a R$10.500. Todos tem buffet incluído. O contato para vendas é (21) 2224-0312 e camarotes@goldengoal.com.br. Estudantes, idosos e torcedores com a camisa do Flamengo pagam meia-entrada.

Toda renda do jogo será do Flamengo. É uma oportunidade para os torcedores de Brasília torcerem e ajudarem o clube. Sócios-torcedores terão 50% de desconto na partida (o desconto para sócio-torcedor é cumulativo com meia-entrada, pagando apenas metade da meia-entrada). O clube irá separar uma área apenas para membros do Nação Rubro-Negra, localizada do lado oposto às cabines de imprensa. Os setores reservados ficam no inferior 119, VIP 224 e no superior 422  (foto abaixo). Para entrar, basta apresentar a carteirinha do programa. A área é sujeita à lotação.

Confira abaixo os pontos de venda em Brasília

– Grandes Torcidas

CLS 308 Bloco A Lojas 22/26 –  Asa Sul

– Loja Action Sports

CLS  309 Bloco C Loja 11 –  Asa Sul

– Loja do Torcedor

QSA 24 LOTE 12 LOJA 04 COMERCIAL SUL TAGUATINGA SUL

– Futebol Arte

QS 06 Conjunto 03 Loja 41 – Riacho Fundo 1

– Bilheteria Ginásio Nilson Nelson

SRPN Centro Aquatico Ginasio Claudio Coutinho

Flamengo vence o São Paulo na estreia de Mano Menezes

Atacante Paulinho foi o grande destaque da noite. Além de muita velocidade, jogador mostrou extrema categoria no passe para o gol rubro-negro

Foi uma estreia perfeita para Mano Menezes. O Flamengo jogou bem, criou oportunidades claras de gol e saiu de campo com a vitória. No Estádio Municipal João Havelange, em Uberlândia, o Mais Querido venceu o São Paulo por 1 a 0, em amistoso realizado na noite deste sábado (29.06). Marcelo Moreno foi quem balançou a rede adversária.

O time entrou em campo com uma faixa em homenagem a Júnior, ex-lateral esquerdo do clube, aniversariante do dia e um dos maiores ídolos da história rubro-negra. E foi justamente com o jogador rubro-negro que atua hoje nessa posição que a primeira jogada de perigo foi criada. Com um minuto e meio de partida, João Paulo tocou para Gabriel, que, da entrada da área, chutou com perigo e quase abriu o placar.

Quinze minutos depois, foi a vez de Marcelo Moreno ficar no quase. Ele recebeu passe preciso de Carlos Eduardo, driblou Rogério Ceni, mas ficou sem ângulo para marcar e acabou chutando para fora. Como o São Paulo não levou perigo à meta de Felipe, o primeiro tempo terminou empatado em 0 a 0. A segunda etapa começou assim como terminou a primeira: com o Flamengo melhor. Logo aos dez minutos, Cáceres sofreu pênalti após cobrança de escanteio de Gabriel. Léo Moura bateu e o goleiro Denis fez grande defesa. Mas o Rubro-Negro não se abalou e, apenas três minutos depois, abriu o marcador.

Paulinho aplicou um lençol (ou balãozinho) em seu marcador, deu um lançamento lindo para Marcelo Moreno por sobre o último zagueiro e o boliviano não perdoou. De frente para o gol, ele só deslocou o goleiro e correu para o abraço.

Depois do gol, o Flamengo sentiu a falta de ritmo e cedeu mais espaços, mas o São Paulo não criou nenhuma chance clara. Assim, o placar de 1 a 0 para o Mais Querido permaneceu até o apito final.  “Nós temos qualidade justamente para os que estão aqui crescerem. E quando passamos por esse estágio inicial, damos o salto para fazer grandes trabalhos. E é o que quero”, revelou o técnico Mano Menezes ao comentar a partida. No próximo sábado (06.07), ele terá seu primeiro desafio oficial pelo Rubro-Negro. Sua equipe enfrentará o Coritiba, em Brasília, pela sexta rodada do Brasileirão.

Autor: Comunicação

Fonte: Site Oficial do Clube

 

Audiência das semifinais da Copa das Confederações em várias partes do mundo

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A audiência de televisão durante as semifinais da Copa das Confederações da FIFA Brasil 2013 bateu recordes nos principais mercados mundiais: ambos jogos registrando grandes índices de audiência, o que confirma a crescente popularidade do torneio dos campeões da FIFA.

 

O jogo semifinal entre o Brasil e o Uruguai, na quarta-feira, dia 26 de junho, atraiu um público de mais de 53,5 milhões em nove importantes mercados de televisão, um marco para o torneio.

 

A partida da Espanha contra a Itália, na quinta-feira, dia 27 junho, atraiu a maior audiência da televisão italiana para um evento esportivo desde a final da UEFA Euro 2012. Uma média de 12,5 milhões de pessoas sintonizaram na RAI Uno, que atraiu mais espectadores italianos neste evento do que nas semifinais da Copa do Mundo da FIFA África do Sul 2010™. O jogo foi o terceiro programa mais popular na televisão italiana deste ano e alcançou a terceira maior audiência para um evento esportivo da televisão espanhola deste ano, com 10,4 milhões de telespectadores sintonizados na Telecinco. Analisando os índices na Alemanha e no Reino Unido, foram atingidos novos recordes nesses territórios durante a Copa das Confederações da FIFA Brasil 2013: 4,7 milhões de audiência no canal alemão ARD e 4,2 milhões acompanharam a cobertura da BBC1 no Reino Unido.

 

A TV Globo, no Brasil, atingiu seu maior público do torneio até agora, durante a semifinal do Brasilcontra o Uruguai, com uma média de 29,7 milhões de telespectadores. Mais de 1,5 milhões de pessoas assistiram a partida pela Bandeirantes, totalizando uma audiência brasileira de 31,2 milhões, a mais alta do torneio.

 

2 dead in horror weekend on state’s roads

June 30, 2013 – 10:55AM

Katherine Feeney

Two people are dead and another woman is battling life-threatening head injuries in hospital as a horror weekend worsens the state’s road toll.

A 31-year-old man is the latest casualty on the books, having died after he apparently laid down on a stretch of road just outside of Gladstone in the early hours of Sunday morning.

A police spokeswoman said he was with another man when a car driving along Tannum Sands road ran into him.

The female driver and the man’s companion escaped without serious injury, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.

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Meanwhile a woman in her early 20s who was thrown from her car in a single-vehicle crash on the Bruce Highway this morning is in a critical condition at the Bowen Hospital.

Police were notified of the crash, which occurred near Splitters Creek, by a passing motorist shortly after 7.10am.

The Bruce Highway was closed for three hours while paramedics and police attended to the injured woman.

The Forensic Crash Unit is continuing their investigations into that crash, and another which left a teenage girl dead on Friday night.

Police confirmed a 17-year-old Bundaberg West woman was killed when the car she was driving crashed into a four-wheel-drive on the Bruce Highway just south of Gympie.

Police said she was travelling southbound and crossed onto the incorrect side of the road at about 9 pm.

She was pronounced dead at the scene, while the six occupants of the four wheel drive were taken to Gympie Hospital for treatment.

None were seriously physically injured.

Two truck drivers escaped similarly unscathed from a crash at the Toowoomba Range on Saturday night.

No one was injured during the crash which involved two trucks, but a large amount of diesel has leaked onto the road.

Both lanes down the Toowoomba Range eastbound were closed with Murphy’s Creek diversions in place for all traffic except B Doubles.

There have been 145 people killed on Queensland’s roads so far this year, 11 more than in 2012.

Brisbane Times

Consistent policy to bring positive change to inter-Korean ties: official

SEOUL, June 30 (Yonhap) — Maintaining consistent policies aimed at building trust will bring positive change to strained inter-Korean relations in the near future, South Korea’s unification minister said Sunday.

In a meeting with reporters, Unification Minister Ryoo Kihl-jae stressed that Seoul wants to send a clear message that it seeks to resolve all outstanding differences through dialogue and show Pyongyang that it is not interested in leading South-North relations in an arbitrary manner.

“If our policies are pursued in a consistent, persistent and predictable manner, cross-border relations will be transformed in the not too distant time,” he predicted.

The remark comes after Seoul and Pyongyang agreed to senior level talks earlier in the month, only to see them fall through at the last minute because of differences over the rank of the chief delegate. This setback showed the fragile state of bilateral ties that have taken a turn for the worse after the North detonated its third atomic weapon in February and threatened nuclear war against South Korea and the United States.

Ryoo stressed that while South Korea is committed to doing its duty to lessen tensions, the North must reciprocate in kind.

Ryoo Kihl-jae (Yonhap file photo)

“If Pyongyang fails to take such steps, despite the South doing its duty, there is a need to show fortitude and handle the situation in a firm manner,” Ryoo said, hinting that showing a predictable pattern, even if this is a strong response, is part of the trust building process that is the bedrock of President Park Geun-hye’s inter-Korean policy.

He said that once mutual trust is formed, the next goal is to strive for sustainable peace that will prevent clashes and sacrifices that have marred bilateral relations in the past.

“Sustainable peace without backtracking must be sought,” he emphasized.

The official said that while some people have been critical about the slow pace of progress in dialogue, such views reflect the “old ways” of thinking. The incumbent conservative administration has said that it wants meaningful dialogue that can address key issues such as the North’s nuclear ambitions, instead of pursuing endless talks that lead to no change whatsoever.

“It is my view that in reality, there has been no fundamental change in hostilities between the South and the North in the past 60 years and that perceived changes have all been superfluous,” he argued. “Both sides really never opened their hearts to the other side.”

The minister also said that one part of his goal will be to form a social consensus on unification that has been non-existent since the 1990s. He said that to bring about such change there will be a need to approach unification, not only as a political and economic endeavor, but as a cultural process.

Touching on the suspended Kaesong Industrial Complex, Ryoo said that the important thing is not the immediate reopening, but what measures are taken to permit its long term development.

The official said failure to address fundamental issues will invariably place the fate of Kaesong at risk and scare away investors.

The complex, located north of the demilitarized zone and the last remaining economic link between the two countries, has been closed since early April following the deterioration in two-way relations.

On Beijing’s stance toward the North, Ryoo said through a string of summit meetings between South Korea, the United States and China, the three sides have shared the view that the North’s nuclear issue is an urgent matter.

yonngong@yna.co.kr
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Kim Jong Un inspects machinery factory for 2nd day

SEOUL, June 30 (Yonhap) — North Korean leader Kim Jong-un inspected a machinery factory on the country’s east coast, Pyongyang’s state news agency reported Sunday, marking his second trip to an industrial plant in as many days.

Kim “provided field guidance to the Sinhung Machine Factory,” the North’s Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said, referring to the factory in South Hamgyeong Province, northeast of the capital Pyongyang.

During the inspection accompanied by ranking military and party officials, Kim called on technicians and workers to produce “world-level” products and to “decisively improve the existing standard in the development and production of machinery,” according to the KCNA report.

A day earlier, the news agency reported a field guidance by Kim to a machine complex in the same province during which the leader praised workers’ modernization efforts.

Kim’s frequently reported visits to economic facilities indicate the country’s efforts to prop up its sickly economy. In his New Year’s address, Kim announced economic development as one of his top tasks.

South Korea’s Ministry of Unification, which is in charge of handling inter-Korean affairs, said the majority of Kim’s public appearances reported in the second quarter of this year were to economic facilities and events while his outings in the first quarter were focused on military units.

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Poll Reveals Skepticism Over Olympic Spending

Almost two-thirds of Russians think that government money is being put to poor use on preparations to host next year’s Winter Olympics, pollsters said Thursday.

The Games are set to be the most expensive in history, and 65 percent of those questioned said the government’s spending was either “ineffective,” “completely ineffective” or even “simply being stolen,” an option chosen by 19 percent of respondents.

Just 2 percent rated the spending “very effective” and another 20 percent “fairly effective.”

The question referred solely to federal budget money set to be spent on the Olympics, predicted to amount to 700 billion rubles ($21 billion). The total budget is about $46 billion and much of the non-budget funding comes from state-run companies.

The local survey echoes Britons’ lack of confidence before hosting the Olympics in August last year. Four months before the opening ceremony, pollsters found 64 percent of British adults thought London 2012 cost too much, but four months after the Games ended, another poll found 80 percent rated them good value for money.

Russia’s first Winter Olympics have attracted repeated claims of large-scale corruption. A report last month authored by opposition leader and former First Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov claimed as much as $30 billion may have gone missing but did not provide hard evidence.

Despite the lack of faith in fiscal prudence at the Olympics, 62 percent of those questioned in Thursday’s poll said they remained proud of hosting Sochi 2014, although that was a drop of six percentage points on last year.

The poll was conducted by the independent Levada Center, which questioned 1,601 people and reported a margin of error of 3.4 percent.

 

Navalny to Present an Alternative Program for Moscow

28 June 2013

Wikipedia

Navalny says that due to Moscow’s huge population, the way it is governed needs to be changed.

Despite numerous hurdles facing opposition leader Alexei Navalny, including the six criminal cases against him and campaign conditions skewed in favor of the incumbent mayor, Navalny pledged to fiercely campaign his own program at Moscow’s mayoral elections on Sept. 8.

“Moscow is not developing quickly enough; its development paradigm is stuck in the 1960s,” Navalny said at a meeting with the council of municipal deputies on Thursday. “We need to change this situation so that Moscow can become at least as attractive or even better than the best European and American cities.”

According to Navalny, Moscow’s daytime population has already reached 15 million people, making the city too big to be governed centrally.

“Today, Moscow is ruled from one office, whereas the most advanced government systems delegate authority and financial resources to the municipal level — this is where the Muscovites live, go shopping and take their children to kindergartens,” he said.

Another two candidates who presented their campaign platforms with Navalny also noted decentralization as priority tasks.

Alyona Popova said she would give to municipalities half of Moscow’s budget, which in 2013 amounts to $524 billion and is the third-biggest city budget in the world, while Gleb Fetisov of the Green Alliance party promised to hold a referendum on the unification of Moscow city and the Moscow region.

Navalny is set to publish his expanded program on July 1st, but if he wants to fully realize it he still has to register as a full-fledged candidate, a path that has many obstacles.

One such barrier is that Navalny is currently facing six criminal cases, including an ongoing trial on charges of large-scale theft of timber from a state-owned company.

The other is the so-called municipal filter, which requires potential candidates to collect signatures of at least six percent of candidates in 110 of the 146 municipalities.

Navalny has not disclosed how many signatures he has already collected, saying only that he has to call “60 municipal deputies every day.” He also said “deputies are being pressured not to sign up for certain candidates; there are no threats, but there are insistent recommendations.”

Unlike Navalny, who has been nominated by the RPR-Parnas liberal opposition party, incumbent mayor Sergei Sobyanin is running as an independent candidate, which adds the additional prerequisite of collecting signatures of 120,000 citizens of Moscow.

According to his campaign website, Sobyanin has already collected almost half of the required amount and has also accumulated 250 municipal deputies’ signatures, an accomplishment Navalny has attributed to the administrative advantage that Sobyanin enjoys as Moscow’s acting mayor.

The meeting ended with a glimpse of the pull-no-punches sort of attitude to expect from Navalny if he becomes mayor. A journalist from Izvestia newspaper asked him about his “political conditions and code of ethics,” and he replied that he “does not consider Izvestia independent enough to call it true journalistic media,” thereby refusing to answer the question.

The Moscow Times

The Moscow Times

James Akel transcreve em sua coluna uma notícia sobre a casa de Dilma Rousseff em Porto Alegre

 

 

 

O jornalista Claudio Humberto divulgou em sua coluna a notícia, a foto e o valor de uma mansão que a presidente Dilma Rousseff comprou na cidade Porto Alegre, capital do Rio Grande do Sul. A notícia chamou a atenção pelo valor da propriedade. Veja a notícia da coluna de Claudio Humberto!

Se o futuro a Deus pertence, Dilma já garantiu o seu na cidade do coração em caso de “aposentadoria”: uma bela casa em estilo colonial português avaliada em R$ 5 milhões, no bairro Tristeza, um dos mais nobres da capital gaúcha.

Será vizinha do ex-marido Carlos Araújo, pai de sua filha, com quem mantém amizade inabalável e confidente. Mineira, Dilma fez carreira política em Porto Alegre e adora a cidade.

Esta mansão, em estilo colonial português no bairro Tristeza, em Porto Alegre (RS), poderá ser o refúgio da presidenta nos próximos anos, como adiantou a coluna no domingo (23). Ao lado da casa do ex-marido e companheiro de guerrilha, Carlos Araújo, com quem tem uma filha, a casa está avaliada em cerca de R$5 milhões, segundo corretores locais.

Virou atração da vizinhança não pelo estilo imponente, apesar de simples, num dos bairros nobres da capital gaúcha, mas pela possível companhia da primeira mulher na presidência do Brasil. Em centro de terreno, tem pelo menos quatro suítes, lareira e piscina nos fundos do amplo jardim. A declaração de bens de Dilma ao Tribunal Superior Eleitoral em 2009 inclui três apartamentos na capital gaúcha.(Coluna de Cláudio Humberto)

 
Escrito por jamesakel@uol.com.br às 11h54 no dia 29 de junho de 2013