Apr 16th, 2008
Vancouver Whitecaps Weekly Updates
We hope you are busy preparing your 1 Full Minute entry, but if you haven’t heard about the contest, you’re in luck. Do you know a kid age 6 - 18 who can say in one full minute why they want to cheer on the Whitecaps at a new Whitecaps Waterfront Stadium? They could win a trip for four to Montreal to catch the Whitecaps vs. the Impact, in the opening game at the brand new Saputo Stadium.
The contest closes April 8, so get your entry in soon!
With training camp well under way for the men’s squad, defender Luca Bellisomo is keeping us onside with his ongoing ‘Bellisomo Blog’. Luca gives us a peak at a pro training camp, covering everything from how he kills time on the road in Seattle, to the breakfast plan that team nutritionist Jennifer Gibson created from a Denny’s menu, to Taka and Serge’s strange attempt at communication.
Check it out…
GOLTV to air live coverage of Canadian Women’s Olympic Qualifying Matches
GOLTV Canada, the 24-hour all soccer network, announced today that it has acquired live broadcasting rights to air the Canadian women’s national team’s first three matches at this month’s CONCACAF region Olympic qualifying tournament in Juarez, Mexico.
Beginning this evening at 5:00 p.m. PT, GOLTV will air live coverage of Canada’s opening round match against Trinidad & Tobago. On Sunday, April 6, they will broadcast live coverage of Canada’s second and final preliminary round contest against Costa Rica at 10:00 a.m. PT. The semi-finals for the CONCACAF region Olympic qualifying tournament are set for Wednesday, April 9 and GOLTV will have live coverage of both semi-final matches beginning at 4:00 p.m. PT and 6:30 p.m. PT respectively. The winners of each semi-final match will automatically qualify to compete at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
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12 Responses to “Vancouver Whitecaps Weekly Updates”
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God Hates DRM!
if you were root, you would have a # instead of $i see through your tricks!
Yeah, not like those reliable Windows updates. Never any problems with those!
This is true. Or a combination of both.
BONER!(it’s a beavis & butthead reference in case someone doesn’t get it)
It does have a few weird bugs (particularly when writing export plugins for it), but overall, I’m pretty happy with it.At least it’s no longer the mess it was in the System 7 days (QuickTime 3.x) That thing was truly evil. And unstable. A great combo…
Remember 5G iPod Video Firmware 1.1?Yeah. It was proven to restrict all video playback after about 10 secs of playing it.Apple software updates cannot be trusted.
Q: I see you’re playing a full-screen video game. Let’s put that game in the background, thereby crashing it. Would you like to update now?M: No, don’t ever update again. In fact, I’m removing your startup process from the registry.Q: Hey, I’m back. Forget about that game, you want to update now?
What exactly is wrong with the Windows version? It’s one of the first things I install when I get a new Windows PC and I’ve never had any trouble with it.
Does it ask you to buy a Pro version if you’re too lazy to view page source to download a video you found online?