Group play, consisting of three groups of four teams, ended two days ago. The tournament gets interesting now, with all four quarter final matches tomorrow (Friday). Eight of the twelve sides involved in the tournament qualified for the quarter finals, meaning North Korea, Columbia Colombia...
Author: Dave Brockington
Born in San Jose, grew up in Seattle, received a Ph.D. in poli sci from University of Washington in 2000. I worked for three years at Universiteit Twente in Enschede, Netherlands, and have worked at the University of Plymouth for 16 academic years now in Plymouth, United Kingdom. I also currently serve as joint campaign coordinator for the Plymouth Sutton & Devonport Constituency Labour Party.
That is not the Seattle Mariners record for the month of July (bless the continued existence of the Kansas City Royals) but the win/loss record for same sex marriage in.
Most of us have seen this, but I still find it fantastic that Romney wasn't adequately prepared for his trip to London. Let's see, travel to London on the literal.
This handy guide describes the venues that Rangers FC (and their travelling support) will be descending upon over the course of the coming season in Scotland's fourth (and final) tier of professional soccer. Note that capacities are typically smaller than said travelling support, and average...
NPR released a new poll this morning of LVs concerning attitudes towards the ACA and the USSC decision. Briefly, a) there's not much new here, and b) most of the.
I've always considered this term an oxymoron. Anybody who knows anything about Burke gets this. Ideally my students get it as well, given that they should know some of what.
This is six weeks old, and might have been previously discussed here, but Forbes reports that the Obama Administration has had the slowest rate of increase in Federal spending since . . . Eisenhower. This leads to two questions. First, do conservatives still trust that...
When I woke this morning (Pacific time), the first thing I wanted to see was the result of the Scottish Premier League vote on whether or not to transfer the.
The Labour Party in the UK is flirting with re-nationalising British Rail. Fares are due to increase an average of 6% this year, and Britain already has the most expensive.
Now that the constitutional questions regarding the ACA have been surprisingly determined, attention is shifting to the political implications that this has for November. I've built a little (emphasis on little) dataset to casually explore this issue. In the near future I hope to both...
The Europeans are still playing a tournament concerning the soccer. I managed to watch all of Portugal v Spain Wednesday night, while packing. That it went to penalties was inconvenient.
UPDATE: Oops, and oops. I quite clearly suck. Again, the convenient overview can be found here. I've been able to watch a lot more of the second round of matches.