Step aside AC Milan and Internazionale Team Homeless is in town. Representing the world in
Milano...
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Since thinking through results of soccer matches require a fair bit of perspective, and I'm
often in need of some emotional detachment . . . I'm going to try offering a view double-sided
view of the US v. El Salvador game (and maybe others)  via a glass half-empty vs. glassÂ
half-full analogy.
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You might have noticed a new advert at the bottom of the page. It's for the Homeless World Cup
which kicks off in a couple of weeks in Milan. 48 teams of homeless people from around the world
will travel to Italy.Milan is the seventh tournament and the event has grown and grown since it
sprang to life in Graz in 2003.
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Can you believe we're 20 episodes in to the best web show ever in the history of Major League
Soccer? Time flies when you're having fun. Host Tony Limarzi recaps the San Jose and Firpo draws
and previews Saturday's contest in Houston against the Dynamo. In the final segment, Boyzzz Khumalo
plays soccer with the homeless at Street Soccer USA, an amazing program that uses soccer for social
change.
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Winter sucks up here in Buffalo, and Toronto gets even chillier. While we bundle up in layers or
furry coats, the homeless are left to huddle in alleyways with absolutely nothing. Whatever they
have, they stuff with newspaper to keep as warm as they can. You can only stuff so many tabloids
into a ratty [.
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It looks like the newest battle in Iraq's civil war has to do with their country's spectacular win
in the Asian Cup as an insurgent group called Hamas al-Iraq has congratulated the team on their
success.
"Hamas al-Iraq congratulates the Iraqi people on the occasion of our national team's
winning the Asian Cup for 2007," the Sunni Muslim militant group said in a statement posted on a
Web site used by al Qaeda and other insurgents.
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