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Ghana and USA was the best game of the World Cup so far IMO. Cameroon and Mexico are second. Very surprised to see USA win. For tomorrow, Algeria and Russia. I love Mexico but I think Brazil will win.

And I cannot stand Pepe!! He is always a sore loser.

I didn't think Germany would beat Portugal that bad.

Going for Nigeria, Germany and Ghana today.

ECUADOR FRANCE ARGENTINA

Hanna Patricia Dana Nastya

COLUMBIA COSTA RICA ITALY IVORY COAST Tomorrow!!!

No more Nishimura . FIFA has it official now,they decided and declared that there will be no Nishimura in this World Cup again.He won't judge a single match during this Cup. This ofcourse after his disastrous way of judging the opening match,after also reports and angry media expressing fear that bad referees mar ruin the competition,also after the Croatian coach threatening to leave the Compt because of the bad referee. Good! He has made many bad calls over the years.

Spain was destroyed! WTF went wrong!

Spain is getting their asses handed to them!!

MEXICO SPAIN, of course CHILE

Legendary actress Ruby Dee has died, a family spokeswoman confirmed today. She was 91. Dee died of natural causes at her New Rochelle, New York, home surrounded by family, the spokeswoman said. Born Ruby Ann Wallace, Dee, a graduate of New York City's Hunter College, appeared on Broadway before rocketing to national fame for her role as Rae Robinson in the 1950 film "The Jackie Robinson Story." She would go on to appear in films including "A Raisin in the Sun" and "Edge of the City," and TV shows including "Police Woman" and "The Golden Girls." Nominated for eight Emmy Awards, she won in 1990 for her performance in the made-for-TV movie "Decoration Day." A Grammy winner for best spoken-word album, Dee was also nominated for a best supporting actress Oscar for her role in the 2007 film "American Gangster." Dee, who battled breast cancer a few decades back, is survived by the three children she had with her late husband, actor Ossie Davis: Guy, Nora Day and Hasna Muhammad. A private service will be held for family and friends. A public memorial will be held at a later date.

A judge ruled Wednesday that Casey Kasem's daughter, Kerri was allowed to withhold medication, food and fluids from her ailing father. The Top 40 host and longtime radio personality is suffering from sepsis and dementia, as well as Parkinson's. "Transitioning our father's treatment to comfort-oriented care was one of the hardest decisions we've ever had to make," Kerri writes on her Facebook page. She assures that the goal is for her father to not be in pain. "For people who do not understand the natural dying process: Giving food and water to a dying body creates pain and further suffering. The body does not want or require food or water anymore in the dying process. My father can no longer digest foods and fluids fill his lungs up and will suffocate him. My Dad IS on pain meds." Kerri says the family has been gathered around Casey, 82, who is in a Washington hospital. "For the last 11 days, our father has been surrounded day and night by love and care by his daughters Kerri and Julie, his son Mike, his brother Mouner and sister-in-law Mary, and his dear friend Gonzalo Venecia." She added that they "hope" for Kasem's wife, Jean, who has been fighting with the kids over Casey's care, and Jean's daughter, Liberty, will join them.

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Brazil has to be loving Nishimura right now!

Cesc Fabregas has officially signed with Chelsea now.

BRAZIL!!!

Merethe Daniela