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Home Copa America 2021 Lionel Messi showing the Copa America winning medal to his family: "Ciro!...
Lionel Messi showing the Copa America winning medal to his family: "Ciro! Look!"
Osvaldo Godoy
Finally, Lionel Messi was able to win a title with his national team. No less than winning the final against Brazil, at the Maracanã Stadium. A dream come true for the best player in the world and his teammates.
Messi, who finished the Copa America as the top scorer with four goals and top assists with five, was unable to celebrate with his family in person because of protocols. However, that doesn't mean he was not able to celebrate with them at all. Here, we can see Messi talking by video call with his children, after the game:
"¡Ciro! ¡Mira!" pic.twitter.com/pWBIDLvJGY
— Nico Ambrogi ⭐ 70 ⭐ (@Nicoambrogi) July 11, 2021
"Ciro! Look!"
Antonella Roccuzzo, Messi's wife, posted via her Instagram account their children's reaction:
IG / Antonella Roccuzzo: VAMOS ARGENTINA!!!🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷Vamos Leo #Messi !!!! Vamooos!!!🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷 pic.twitter.com/Og306xKRPL
— KING MESSI 10 (@messi10_rey) July 11, 2021
From left to right: Thiago, Mateo and Ciro
Antonella also uploaded the following picture, where we can see her and Lio during a video call after winning the trophy:
"Your joy is mine! Let's go my love!!!!!"
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Fazle July 12, 2021 At 1:11 pm
There are some drug addicts here who say it is impossible for Argentina to win a world cup in 2026 without Messi…… I wonder are they really Argentina football fans……or just absolute dumbs who have no idea about the game…….and don't understand that it is too early to make a comment…. about 2026 WC…
Cowbhai July 11, 2021 At 1:48 pm
This tournament is a validation of the fact that while top 5 European teams certainly have class, Argentina has shown both Grit and Class. Yesterday that was the difference between us and Brazil… rainbow flicks are fun for the spectators but determination gets you victory and we beat Brazil with determination. The way we played yesterday, top European teams look like ballerinas compared to it.
We just need to find two offensive and two defensive formations and build consistency. Time to develop that between now and 2022 WC. Couple of games against European teams will be good. They will be happy to play us now too and we can try out our combinations
El Diego Fan July 11, 2021 At 1:38 pm
1> Can Luka Romero be ready for 2022 world cup? He joined Lazio, right?
2> Who has the best heading statistics among all Argentina players?
Insider July 11, 2021 At 1:44 pm
1: Chance will be less.
2: Currently Alario seems better header in Striking department.
olive July 11, 2021 At 2:45 pm
Yes he is close to joining Lazio which will be very interesting
sergio July 11, 2021 At 10:28 pm
mmh007 July 11, 2021 At 1:24 pm
About Qatar and so called tough team will be nothing that we can't beat. You all so called fake fans underestimate that virtu of this Copa America. It was the hardest tournament in history of Copa. Giving the covid crisis,condition of field was nightmare. Players didn't see their kin one for 50 days. Qatar playing condition and field and facilities will be much much better. Also most important thing is our coaching staff. Scaloni, Ayala, Samuel, Aimar and other did amazing job in tactically. They made plan according to opponent and playing condition. So my wish that we keep those people till Qatar and no major injuries to players and adding more solid back up and first team players. We will definitely play till semi unless we are very unlucky
Bakchod July 11, 2021 At 1:22 pm
We have to be very very careful, Winning the World Cup is a process of 4 years, Today our win showed that we are on right track, but we need replacement at every position which are also world class. We Should be ultra focused. We should continue our unbeaten run till WC. We are currently at 21 games unbeaten and world record is 35.
In A Wc especially in knockout stages every team is a damn favourite. Small details decide matches, I believe we can reach Semi finals, Then luck comes into play, I request everyone who believes in God to pray to him every day that leo lifts the WC in Doha. We have to try to top the qualification table, But for that we have to beat Uruguay and Brazil and Colombia in the upcoming qualifiers. We are becoming a powerhouse. We should incorporate dybala as well. Just imagine Dybala, Di Maria,Ocampos, Messi.
I have one doubt, should we take ageuro forward because he is not a regular starter and not much of a threat. I guess that might change after he plays with Leo. Even Leo is also focused on Qatar because he is renewing until 2023. Which means that he will play 2022wc and then retire from national team. Or can he play till 40s like zlatan. But at most I dont see him beyond 2024 copa America. He should leave at a high and forever be remembered as Hero.
What are your views about our chances in Qatar.
Limon July 11, 2021 At 1:58 pm
team chemistry is more important than big names, this copa proved that. I will add alario or icardi for header if we can't score from open play. we can't play messi and dybala at the same time as messi doesn't run , we cant afford another player who won't run. nico and lautaro playing ahead of aguero because of that. this team has a balance , this team suits messi as everyone work hard , run a lot which covers messi's lack of running.
IMO messi can play beyond 2022 but as 30 minutes player.
AlbicelesteYMessiFan July 11, 2021 At 2:09 pm
Limon, its a myth that messi and dybala cant play together.They can cause havoc to any opponents.
It is very likely Dybala will hit his prime, so I guess Scaloni will be looking to incorporate Dybala into the starting 11 with Messi.
Secondly, Messi doesnt show his abs..that doesnt signifies he cant play for 90 minutes. Messi might be short, but he is a physical beast.
MDT July 11, 2021 At 4:33 pm
Well said. You said a lot of good things except may be, in my opinion, that we should top the qualifications. No need, we just need to get in. Now, it'll be fun if it happened but it shouldn't be a goal. Also there's lot of good things in a useful defeat. If we stay unbeaten that's fine but honestly, knowing human nature I won't mind a useful defeat. I'd rather lose a non consequential game than get bounced in a knockout. Remember Golden State? If you know about basketball. They got the winning record but ended up losing the championship. Or New England in 2017, unbeaten records take so much out of players, emotionally, that it's just better not to focus too much on 'em. Argentina cannot lose laser like focus on what is important, to win the World Cup title, a real possibility now. The team KNOWS how to win now, it's a championship, PROVEN, championship caliber team. Champions in any sport just approach things from a very different perspective, from a winning perspective, tend to be focused even off the court. Argentina will have a bigger target on its back now, the sleeping giant has awaken, the reputation has been restored. Happy Copa win to every single Argentina fan, we've suffered a lot lot and lot. I see similarities with Spain in 2008 here. They rolled over everybody for four years, good for two additional cups, including the biggest.
Very good points about the winning streak thing. If we kill ourselves to make the team stay the same and win every game and top the qualification then by the world cup we may be burned out, not have a plan B, and not know how to handle losses, and it can all end in an instant. We have time to try new players, try new things, continue developing tactics, and improve before the world cup so that the team is ready to win the world cup and is not a team that was only there to top world cup qualification. Take it step by step and time things right and I think we have a great future ahead.
ddr1123 July 11, 2021 At 1:11 pm
So many feelings. I cannot get all in one post. Waited 28 years. Let me cover few thoughts
1. Damian Martinez: What a rise in last 18 months. Greatest GK of Argentina ever. I have not seen anyone command the box like this. He is 28, hope he can carry this form and serve the country for 4-5 years.
2. C. Romero: Another great rise. Be a great defender. Don't compare with Ayala or Samuel. He can be better. I have seen 100s of games of Ayala and Samuel, so let's not do compare.
3. De Paul: What a beast, what a rise. What a player Atletico Madrid is getting.
4. Montiel: Hated this guy. Still don't think he is special. But what a game he played. He had the heart and the balls yesterday
5. Otamendi: Not a fan again. But what a tournament and final he had.
6. Di Maria: Can we stop trashing this guy here please? Enough said.
7. Messi: Why did he miss the goal? Did GOD save one for the final next year?
We are team after a long time. There is an identity forming. I just get a feeling we might have opened the flood gate!
Scaloni: Great job in finally playing Di Maria on the right. Great sacrifice from Messi to free up that space. I don't know who is managing the dressing room, but SHIT IS HAPPENING!!
Jayshil Desai July 11, 2021 At 1:11 pm
Hola Amigos, I usually don't comment here, but today I cannt resist my self from commenting on this historical day. Cox, gonzalez, Csabalala, Amit and all the other Albiceleste fan on this forum, Congratulations Amigos. We won, we won. couldn't have find better place in the world than beating Brazil at maracana. Finally leo and all the other remaining golden generation got what they deserve. De Maria, Man he is next to messi in the team and Argentina history. The only missing part is that "El dios" is not with us. I guess that beer Advertisement finally proved true in which some heavenly strength helped argentina to win against Brazil. Celebrate guys! Last but not least after seeing the celebration song, I am addicted to the song "Brazil, decime que se siente". I don't know Spanish but since I translate that song, I am addicted to it. Lets aim at world cup to tribute our beloved Maradona give a perfect farewell to the golden generation players.
Again to some Brazil fan here
" Brazil Decime que se siente, Tener en casa a tu papá, Te juro que aunque pasen los años,
Nunca nos vamos a olvidar
Que el Diego los gambeteó
Que el Cani los vacunó
Que están llorando
De Italia hasta hoy
A Messi lo vas a ver
La Copa nos va a traer
Maradona es más grande que Pelé"
Roy Thanks for creating this forum. It's been an immense joy to share the feeling of copa champions. Vamos Argentina.
which beer advertisement?
https://youtu.be/cWN0p__oSaI
amit July 12, 2021 At 12:26 am
congrats Jayshil to you also. Great moment for all of us who supported the team thru this agony. Its only onwards & upwards for us from here & i am personally very confident of WC2022
Wisdom July 11, 2021 At 1:07 pm
One thing I'd like to share: I think I'm starting to dislike Neymar more than Cristiano Ronaldo.
After the game:
1. Neymar stays crying in front of the camera,
2. then runs towards the bench where there are more cameras to pray and cry in front of the camera
3. After no Brazilians around, goes to smile and congratulate Argentina players.
4. Goes to hug Messi for a photo op
5. In the locker room he is still laughing with Messi and getting a photo op well after the trophy celebration is over -why are you still here? Why not go with your own teammates? Why not let Argentina celebrate?- as if making people think the game was rigged. Neymar is a sneaky one, I remember when he left Barcelona, many insiders said he did it to leave Messi's shadow (even though he found Mbappe's lol), he always was upset he wasn't praised for PSG comeback)
Neymar thinks this is all about him. Can't even let Argentina celebrate. "Look at me" Look at me" "Look at me"
At least Ronaldo has the decency to be pissed and leave the stadium, work out alone, and cry. This Neymar is the worst primadonna of all. He is stat padding and will surpass Pele record and possibly Messi's goal record only because he was a starter for Brazil since he was 18 and the team was given to him while playing the likes of Scottland in friendlies. In his early 3 years, his toughest opponent was Mexico (with the exception of the Spain confederation cup – which Brazil won because of the hookers scandal in Spain's team hotel and constant harassment of the Spanish team). Brazil was better in the last Copa without Neymar because they didn't have to cater to his stat padding.
Siddiq 💘 July 11, 2021 At 2:02 pm
Messi won't hang up his boots soon, I don't think Neymar able to break messi record unless Neymar able to maintain fit like messi/ronaldo. And for PSG perspective, He is in the Mbappe shadow after running from messi shadow.
You sound very futile to be honest!!!
Its Cristiano and his family, who is always pissed for Messi. The hatred is very transparent in thier body language.
Neymar wants to be the world's best, there's no doubt about that and he certainly has the potential. But if we are being honest, he is a better player than Cristiano who only relies on penalties and tapins.
But, Ney really adores Messi and even being himself a Brazillian, he claims Messi as the Greatest and I guess Messi is mature enough to realize Ney doesnt have devils eyes on him, else he wouln't embrace him.
What's futile about ones opinion?? You make no sense and your response was futile. The point I made is that it was Argentina's night, not Neymar's. Neymar doesn't need to remain in the spotlight at this historic moment. If he is happy for Messi, he can call him, congratulate him on the pitch, and go your way. There are a ton of photo ops on twitter that I couldn't share links to here.
He comes off very pretentious and I've shared a couple of scenarios (leaving Barca for PSG). Just because he says, "Messi is the best" means nothing. Anyone can say things to be liked while in their heart feel differently.
To be honest I thought the whole Neymar fiasco was hilarious, the rise and fall of emotions and etc etc. He should be an actor. He did it for the spotlight and for whatever reason I was not mad and thought it was funny. The real problem I have was the camera constantly focusing on him instead of Argentina. I guess that was on purpose because the whole preview before this game was "Messi vs Neymar" which to me is ridiculous.
SulaV July 11, 2021 At 1:05 pm
Simione and Atletico got extremely lucky, had they waited until after Copa to buy DePaul they would be easily paying 10-15 million more!!
De Paul is most underrated player in world football, he deserves every bit of praises now.
Would it be better, if Liverpool hijacks the move.
Certainly, Klopp can develop him more than Simeone.
MarioKempes July 11, 2021 At 12:56 pm
Scaloni should not consider this is a goal achieved, but a journey that has started. The much bigger platform beckons us in 2022, where teams would be tougher and before that we have to again meet the same teams in the qualifiers. We should not let complacency set in the team Sky is the limit because we are albiceleste !!
soumya July 11, 2021 At 12:59 pm
Yes. Next stop qatar
Yes, true satisfaction will only come after winning the world cup.
I wish Diego and Sabella were alive to see the next world cup victory.
(Hopefully, they are watching from above.)
I have a feeling that we will win either 2022 or 2026 world cup.
2022 WC will be the last for messi, winning without messi in 2026 impossible and players stature like messi won't be replaced so fast therefore 2022 will be the best and probably last chance for Argentina to win world cup 2022 for a longer period of time.
Siddiq 💘 July 11, 2021 At 12:51 pm
Argentina always had good squad atleast to win Copa if not world cup then why Argentina has to wait 28 long years to win a trophy under unqualified coach like scaloni where failed with great coaches like Bielsa, Pekarman, Sabela, Sampaoli etc. Reason is simple, scaloni worked on basics, he can't relay on single system like Bielsa or Pekarman, because of their arrogance Argentina failed to win between 1994-2007. After that any average coach could have won trophy with Argentina golden generation and messi at his peak still Argentina failed because all coaches tried to get best out of messi and it costed Argentina big moment, a single player can win matches but the team which can win the tournament. Scaloni reduce messi dependence from the squad since he took over the job for rebuilding, Messi played 5 finals with Argentina and won only final which he played poorly which proved that scaloni deserves copa success credit more than anyone else.
Jiyū July 11, 2021 At 1:15 pm
man your lobo guy was spot on.
Kitty July 11, 2021 At 6:46 pm
Haha, he was wrong about Euros; ITA won
Scaloni unqualified..!!!!!!……I wonder r u qualified to evaluate scaloni…
olive July 11, 2021 At 12:51 pm
I just woke up. So this is still real? This happened? It wasn't a dream? I will be pinching myself for the next week.
El Diego Fan July 11, 2021 At 12:56 pm
Yes, it's real! 🙂
mmh007 July 11, 2021 At 12:37 pm
I still can't believe those idiots has audacity and heart to come here and talk rubbish of our coach and Players. Get a freaking life!!! It isn't even a day pass since we humiliate their yellow team so called Mighty Varsil at their home infront of their people and now they still talking rubbish. If that we hadn't robbed in last copa we would have been champion 2019 aswell
They aren't actual fans, forget about them
Fazle July 11, 2021 At 12:23 pm
Scaloni is good in game management …..and certainly the right coach for Argentina…….I believe he is qualified enough to manage the Argentina side for the long run…..his team selection is very sensible as well….
Scaloni seems young Mourinho, I believe He will have good coaching career though winning trophy with Argentina itself big achievement, I supported scaloni always apart from his personal relationship with some undeserving NT players.
Whaat personal relationship? That is so pathetic mate.
Diego86 July 11, 2021 At 12:50 pm
Scaloni kept sticking to Armani till he had covid is a sign of slow learner, but not personal relationship
Armani, Alario, Pareya if Emi Martinez wasn't our GK Argentina never won copa 2021.
He made them work and we are champion. Let him do his job. You ain't better then him . You do your job by cheering and support. Alario is quality player,Pareya is a versatile,Hard working player and Armani was vital after post world Cup exit but he ain't staying much longer
But Scaloni made squad more competitive. With harmony and nice atmosphere in dressing room. Everyone knows they have to work hard to get a place.
Roy, could you please ban this guy again or add the ignore button? I am sick of this and thanks in advance
Argentina ending trophy draught with Copa certainly good thing but it will considered micky mouse tournament, Messi need to win World Cup for that.
Cowbhai July 11, 2021 At 12:20 pm
Mickey Mouse? You out of your frikin mind? Blood was spilled literally man… this is one of the most BRUTAL competitions outside the Rugby union. Hsve you seen the Columbians taking out our players…ask your Harry Cane or Penaldo to survive a round of competitive South American soccer. Those players don't even sweat I. Europe..I have zero respect for what they go through compared to what playing against South Americans IN SOUTH AMERICA is like. I cannot imagine any other team surviving the physical onslaught of what our players go through in South America.
I don't need keyboard pundits and hot-headed idiots to accept Messi is GOAT… because you deny earth is round doesn't mean it is flat.
Mickey Mouse my ass.
According to critics they will consider Ronaldo winning Euro more superior to messi winning copa, I told it much before because I was 100% sure Argentina win copa 2021 because apart from Brazil there wasn't any team to beat.
Who are these critics, by the way?
Sure Euro may have more good teams, but Copa is older and more prestigious. Both are continental cups.
Only those who know no football and biased Europeans can consider it inferior to Euro.
Only Brazil and Argentina?
Remember Uruguay knocking out "European Champs" Portugal easily?
Hell , make tonights Euro champions play Colombia or Chile. Chances that Colombia or Chile would win is > 50%.
BTW, for me GOAT is always Diego Maradona.
Messi is a close second.
Certainly C.Ronaldo has nothing on messi. CR is a pure goal scorer. Messi is so much more.
I wanted to say about football pundits, Messi has to win World Cup 2022, wining copa won't justify his greatness.
We all want Argentina and Messi to win another world cup, but this is not a small achievement.
cox4 July 11, 2021 At 12:36 pm
You are Mickey mouse idiot. not Copa america.
Return back to support Germany as you did before 2018 and leave us to our peace.
You are shit and the critics that is made in your brain.
i consider you as idiot as the majority of people inside here.
I will after 2022 WC like I was in 2014
cox4 July 11, 2021 At 1:05 pm
Yes do us a favor and do that and leave us to our peace.
Just it will be better to start from now and don t wait 2022.
no bro no critics would say that only 10 years old kids are crying. don't fall for their traps
Hardest to win is Copa. Pele and Maradona has how many Copa?
You can say this around 2000s where we fielded B team for Copa. But now all teams are A teams. Keep in mind that South America hold 9 WC champions
I'm not saying this, pundits are saying.
Pundits are idiots
Ebo July 11, 2021 At 3:10 pm
Pundits are idiots, nice answer
Only fake pundits and European bigots can call Copa America small "mickey mouse" tournament.
Sure, it's not as big as world cup, but it's as big as a Euro for sure.
They are not pundits…either they are idiots…or Messi haters.
Shut up & Don't post here please;
Undisputed12 July 11, 2021 At 12:12 pm
Montiel had a great game against the Brazil, but he is still not a starting material for NT.
Messi is the real GOAT. His leadership and greatness made mediocre Scaloni looks good against the Brazil.
Scaloni indeed mediocre but it's better to be mediocre than talented Pakerman, Sabela, Sampaoli.
Csabalala July 11, 2021 At 12:20 pm
Sabella is not more talented than Scaloni only was more experienced, Bielsa is.
Sabella did mistake in 2014 WC with his substitution, Mourinho also told that Argentina ahead of Germany until Lavezzi took off.
Bakchod July 11, 2021 At 12:07 pm
But there is a small problem, We qould be playing qualifiers till march. then in 2022 we won't have time to dace any European team. We are playing SA teams from 2019 to 2022 till WC.
I think we should play european friendlies before WC.
Anuparno July 11, 2021 At 12:23 pm
Wc is in November so we may arrange 2 friendlies against European countries
Sept. 2 vs Venezuela, Sept 7 vs Bolivia.
I have been on this forum since 2018, I have seen many people Criticizing scaloni, Calling him Clown, Many people before the Copa were saying that we cannot win this copa, But they were wrong, When i saw scaloni's face before messi recieved the trophy, My respect gre for him, His face said it all, 3 years ago when we lost 3-0 to croatia, Argentina football was at its lowest.
Now we are South American champions and on our way to world cup glory.
I hope messi wins it too.
Don t give attention. there are just 2-3 people here that spread hate for Scaloni because his name is not glamorous. They want shinning names. forget about them.the majority of people here understand football and the work of Scaloni and his staff.
Wisdom July 11, 2021 At 11:57 am
I am so happy we won this final and I got to celebrate in front of my Brazilian wife!
I never found my Argentina shirt, but the victory is satisfying.
The players played like soldiers (bleeding & fighting back) just like their camouflage uniforms.
Now it's time to fix the cracks in this team, include Dybala on the right (since DiMaria proved another can play right side of Messi), Lamela, Mammanna, Buendia, Icardi, give Messi necessary breaks, and we'll be World Cup Champion level.
El Diego Fan July 11, 2021 At 11:54 am
I just want to say a few things about Montiel.
I was happy with Scaloni's starting XI, the only tiny doubt I had was with Montiel.
But at least he showed that he has a lion heart – the way he played with a bloody ankle. Admirable performance in the final.
He should certainly be in the team squad, even if not always in the starting XI.
cox4 July 11, 2021 At 11:45 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4PcRYLSxLo
Thanks for the video. What i'd give to be there now!
Congratulation to ALL Argentina, thank you for the video.
apart from being extremely happy for Argentina for beating Brazil in a final in Brazil. It is hard not to feel happy for Messi. Dimaria, Aguero and Otamendi who stuck with the team through pain until they delivered the title.
All Argentina players played with heart yesterday. Congratulation amigo
el_principe July 11, 2021 At 11:42 am
Messi has won a bunch of La Liga titles, CL trophies, 6 Ballon D'or, and Copa del rey, Intercontinental cup and so on.
Ask Messi which one is sweeter? This Copa America one or all of those? 🙂
Of course Copa America.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9SOrQjSXZU
Zoroaster July 11, 2021 At 11:28 am
Here is an article written by michael cox on the athletic. Enjoy 😊
Saturday night's Copa America final was effectively a game of two halves. Argentina were the more effective side at 0-0, taking the lead after 22 minutes through Angel Di Maria, before Brazil inevitably pushed forward more after the break, and had long spells of pressure. The two key tactical battles took place in the same corner of the pitch — in front of the small number of Brazilian fans allowed into the Maracana for the first time in the tournament.
Tite's Brazil used a fluid 4-2-3-1 formation here, with Lionel Scaloni's Argentina system more compact, rigid and more of a 4-4-1-1. The crucial aspect of the game in the opening stages was the positioning of Brazil's full-backs. In keeping with the way they've played throughout this tournament, right-back Danilo held his position while Renan Lodi pushed high up the pitch, providing left-sided width to allow Neymar to drift inside.
At times, the imbalance was particularly extreme, and while central midfielder Fred dropped back to cover for Lodi, his booking in the first minute compromised his ability to stop counters.
In the second minute, meanwhile, there was a good example of Brazil's lopsided shape. In the first picture, it's clear that Di Maria is only going to track back a certain distance with Lodi, while central midfielder Rodrigo De Paul is alerting team-mates to Brazil's left-back being free. When the move breaks down, Di Maria sprints into the channel between Thiago Silva and Lodi, calls for the ball, but the pass doesn't come. Fred, incidentally, has been drawn inside to Lionel Messi.
Five minutes later there's a very similar situation. Di Maria is content to leave Lodi free on the overlap, knowing that a turnover might put him through on goal. That's very nearly what happens — this time Lautaro Martinez spots Di Maria's run, but his pass is angled towards Thiago Silva, who intercepts.
Argentina started to instinctively look for Di Maria, though, even when Lodi wasn't pushing forward. The goal came from a spell of possession play rather than at a transition, and featured De Paul receiving the ball under little pressure, looking up, and lofting the ball over Lodi for Di Maria's run on the outside. He controlled the ball perfectly, allowing him to lob over the advancing Ederson with his second touch.
That theme continued. Fifteen minutes later, Leandro Paredes tries exactly the same ball for Di Maria, who receives the ball on the outside of Lodi again, nearly gets in behind, but twists his ankle while controlling the ball, and goes down injured.
Tite changed things for the second half, sacrificing the ineffectual Fred, and introducing Roberto Firmino as an extra forward.
Brazil moved to a 4-1-4-1 system that often looked more like a 4-1-5, with Casemiro forced to cover a huge amount of space in midfield. They started threatening down the right flank, with Richarlison particularly lively from out wide. This goal, rightly disallowed for offside, showed how aggressively Brazil's effective front five were playing.
An even more telling incident came two minutes later, when Brazil had the ball on the left, which dragged Argentina's back four across the pitch to close down, leaving Richarlison entirely unmarked at the far post. He couldn't find a finish, but Brazil were clearly making inroads down that flank.
Scaloni, therefore, reacted. He substituted Giovani Lo Celso, drifting infield from the left, and brought on Nicolas Tagliafico, a sturdy left-back. This meant Marcos Acuna, who started at left-back, pushed forward to the left of the midfield quartet.
In reality, though, he was more like a wing-back who ensured Argentina defended with a back five when needed. As Neymar is on the ball here, Argentina are in a back four. But as Brazil spread play to the right, Acuna has dropped back in an attempt to block the cross, allowing Tagliafico to become an extra centre-back.
That was crucial as Argentina held on to their slender advantage. Here, with Neymar again prompting an attack from the inside-left position, Tagliafico knows he's being tasked with stopping both Lucas Paqueta and, again on the outside, Richarlison. He gestures for Acuna to drop back onto Richarlison, which he does — allowing Tagliafico to track the run of Paqueta and make an important block.
Scaloni's adjustment worked well, and he used his bench effectively to load up on defensively astute players to see out the victory. Ultimately, Brazil rarely looked like scoring.
The only surprise was that Argentina didn't take full advantage of Brazil leaving themselves exposed in midfield, with Casemiro stranded and vulnerable to Messi's drifts towards the flanks. Argentina's captain actually endured a disappointing game here, making poor decisions in the final third, although he nevertheless collected the awards for player of the tournament, top goalscorer and then, at long last, lifted the Copa America trophy.
The hero of the final, though, was Di Maria, a deserved moment for a tremendously talented footballer who has spent much of his career sacrificing his own game to provide the defensive discipline to cover for Messi at international level, and Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar at club level for Real Madrid and then Paris Saint-Germain. His first Argentina goal for three years couldn't have come at a better time.
Rattlehead July 11, 2021 At 11:38 am
I knew Scolani was using Di Maria to attack Brazil because before and after that goal, the team still often tries to put long passes straight to Di Maria on the far right. Brazil defence tend to shift more to the center including their winger back due to Messi gravitational impact. They always afraid Messi might get the ball near their final third.
The goal itself was reminiscent of Messi goal against Nigeria in 2018 which came from Banega's long pass, similar to RDP did in this game.
Wisdom July 11, 2021 At 12:16 pm
Yes, it was, I thought the same thing.
Yes, appreciate you sharing this. DiMaria took his chance well.
For me, DePaul was co man of the match.
dammage7 July 11, 2021 At 11:27 am
All I need now is Italy to win
Ya, I am supporting Italy too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAPVAWxoN0E
SulaV July 11, 2021 At 10:53 am
The curse has finally broken!! I have been waiting for this moment since 1998!! The two qualifiers before the Copa was a pure blessing to us. Not only it exposed our weakness , it also help build the team chemistry. Our team had played 8 competitive games within 2 months and we peaked in the final. The reason Brazil looked so poor was not because they were playing bad but our midfield and defense outperformed them and left them with very tight spaces . Scaloni outplayed Tite who seemed clueless. I was quite nervous when both Dimaria and Lautaro were subbed leaving only Messi as a lone attacking player but we held on till the last minute.
Dimaria finally displayed his outstanding club form for national team. ADM's club performance has always been awesome but he has finally brought that form into the national team. He is easily the top 5 clinical forwards in the world now, yes a forward!! Otamendi was our best defender the whole tournament and yesterday he turned his beast mode . Montiel as everyone has said had the best game of his life. We finally have mentally solid players in our team. Only if Higuain had the mental strength of Emi,Romero or Papu our trophy cabinet would have 2 more Copa and a world cup!! Also thanks to the referee who was unbiased , Brazil received no help from him what so ever!!
This team can only get better from here . I have been criticizing Scaloni's team selection a lot in this tournament but he is the kind of coach who doesn't shy away from admitting his mistakes and correcting them. We just need to phase out some of the oldies and bring in couple more new players in few positions and then we are all set. I am quite sure he and his management team has noticed that the European team are on the downfall and the next world cup is the perfect opportunity to win our third one!!
Yes sula
Thought I support since 1990 I became more hardcore in 98 when we got internet
I was certain we would win 04 and 07 and more but the wait was too long
Hopefully no more long gap
PAimar July 11, 2021 At 10:50 am
Don't get me wrong, I'm enjoying this win as hell but am also thinking what would one do,"finally really retire while on a high?". But knowing how hungry and motivated he is, I've got a feeling he'll keep going on till WC2022. Let's go!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZ3i5f-a7Zw
Thanks for sharing link… I don't mind a being a fly or an ant in that highly charged joyous dressing room!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsYxxeeXoo8
imagine if we win in 2022…
Dfox1942 July 11, 2021 At 10:23 am
Been watching videos on you tube since I woke up…………….what a feeling
i am doing same my friend. i can t get full 🙂 🙂 🙂
cox4, MY FRIEND we won man we won, WE ARE CHAMPIONS finally, its a beautiful feeling watching Messi happy, dancing with the COPA AMERICA trophy, Papu dancing in his shorts, jumping, singing, Messi's kids singing………….BEAUTIFUL AND WE ALL DESERVE TO SEE THAT
Yes my friend we won. Finally the day we all waiting came. it is finally the day to celebrate. i can t still believe it. sometimes i afraid that it is a dream and i will wake in morning suddenly and realize that i was just dreaming.
NO, its true, champions of COPA AMERICA 😉
Ricky Villa July 12, 2021 At 8:24 am
My friend i understand you totally, but please my friend just trust me and your innerself like u have allways done not lettini a go or giving up instead besides your passion u allways had and Still have the patience and now it is time for u my friend and for your whole country and for all of those around the world who have that same passion like u and all of Argentina to just purely enjoy and celebrate as long as everyone will be able to, personally i will enjoy my everyday life with my kids and family and with them i will celebrate this beautiful moment and special feeling that have finally after 28 year's returned to all of Argentina to all of who been around with our beloved Albiceleste and for all who been supporting our beloved Albiceleste ! Btw. Your dream and all of Argentina's dream have finally come TRUE once again after 28 year's and for me now it feels like not really 28 year's instead i'm feeling like Ok so what it took us 28 year's well Yes it is quite long time but it doesn't matter to me like it did before anymore
, because ALBICELESTE WON COPA FOR ALL OF ARGENTINA AND I HOPE LIFE IN GENERAL WILL COME MORE BETTER FOR EVERYONE IN ARGENTINA !
So, maybe in my lifetime i will hopefully have a long and as healthy life as possible and personally i dont care if i have to wait another 28 year's , but i dont think that will be the case instead i'm wishing also and i know that your dream's and the dream of all Argentina will eventually just get better and better and the specially for the ones like u that have that patience inside of u besides of all your love and good willing heart as true and fully alive Person with so much of passion and also so emotionally but Still so strong in your heart will be as happy as u are now forsure once again u will see your beautiful country to be able to celebrate once more at least, maybe and hopefully as many times and so offently as possible ! I'm so happy For u my friend and for all of our country ! God bless u all ! With all of my love and passion from my heart i will gongratulete u and all your country once more, because once again in my life time your country and our beloved Albiceleste has given me again such a joy that i simply can't Express more than that this time even my father had to celebrate in the heaven's and stars Still your country and our beloved Albiceleste gave me so much of joy and bliss to my heart and what made even more happy that same love and joy that i received from your country and our beloved Albiceleste went straight to my kids and all of my family's haerts and filled it wit so much joy and happiness that we are going celebrate forever and today first time with ball as both them have their training sessions and today they will not wear their teams Jersey instead they will honour your country and our beloved Albiceleste with Jersey of Albiceleste as samegoes for me and i dont know if IM going to change my shirt ever again and at least not to TaKe it of as long asi i will be able to live and even beyond that i will carry all this moments of that joy and happiness starting from 1978 that your country and our beloved Albiceleste have given me during my life and i'm sure once when i will eventually reborn as i belive will happen one day or another that i will never forget what a love and joy and how much of it your country did allready gave me and i want give thanx to your country and our beloved Albiceleste for that love and joy and happiness that ihave been able to celebrate since 1978 and most hopefully will be able to celebrate once again in the future ! Best regards my friend to all your family and to al, of your country and stay all as healthy as all of u can and just celebrate ! Ricky
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceq80MXz9Xw
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Are viral videos a boon for business?
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Brands today are caught in a perfect storm within social media. They are trying to balance the impact of using social to maximise sales, with the benefits of increasing their share of voice. With a click of Facebook's 'Like' button, sharing has now become a broadcast activity.
On the other hand, demand for online video content by information seekers is rising at an explosive rate across the globe. People just seem to love browsing for information in video format due to better understanding and a more apt description of the required information.
YouTube, the undisputed king of video content, is now the second largest search engine after its parent Google with over three billion search queries per month, signifying a whopping demand for video content rather than information in text format.
This brings forth the beauty of viral videos. When people watch your content and choose to 'Like' it, you have entertained and engaged with them – they want to find out more about your company and see more content in the future.
Viral videos are a great way of getting away from the interruption of pushing messages at people, and instead using entertainment and emotional connections to encourage consumers to pull your message to them.
They are being used more by brands that want a meaningful dialogue with advocates online along with the mark of a message that has potential to fire a viral phenomenon in its quality of being earthy, spontaneous and identifiable with the messenger.
Every kind of content has the potential to go viral when a consumer becomes the marketing channel. The key to success is making content funny and provocative or to portray your brand in a different light. Then people will want to engage with it.
For a brand that does TV advertising, viral videos are a great way of reaching out to a younger, tech-savvy, trendier demographic which is becoming harder to reach on TV than older age groups.
However, brands can trick themselves into thinking they have got a good social media following when they actually have not. It is all too easy to offer competition prizes and then sit back to watch Facebook 'Likes' go up, and confuse that with people wanting to engage with them.
Viral marketing is no longer a matter of brands getting lucky with an infectious piece of content. These days, viral content is meticulously planned to ensure it reaches as many people as possible and the social nature is built in from the start. Marketers must consider multiple issues, including timing, distribution across both traditional and digital channels and what content attracts the correct audience.
The fragmentation of media means brands have to create content or ideas that engage the audience and appeal on an emotional level – often through humour, shock, entertainment, sexiness or by simply telling a great story. It should be viral-like, so contagious that people cannot help but pass it on. Brands thus need to engage with relevant bloggers and online influencers.
India woke up to viral videos somewhat recently with south India's superstar Dhanush singing "Why This Kolaveri Di" (meaning Why This Murderous Rage, Girl?). The song was officially released on November 16, 2011 and instantly went viral on social networking sites for its quirky 'Tanglish' (Tamil and English) lyrics.
Within three weeks of its release on YouTube, the video garnered 19 million views and was shared by 6.5 million Facebook users. It was drawing more than 10,000 tweets daily by the end of its first online week. Having garnered over 45 million views so far, it has proved that viral marketing works in India too.
Last year, Google India's video ad 'Reunion', went viral on YouTube. It took the social media by storm and was viewed more than 1.6 million times before officially debuting on television two days later.
Anything can go viral – even an e-mailer. The idea is the key. Virals are not born, they are made. The idea has to grab you.
The three main qualities needed to go viral are:
The Content: Ideas and execution are critical, like in the case of Google's 'Reunion'. At times, even something unexpected has the potential to spread. Kolaveri Di incidentally was one such piece of content – completely unexpected, but it still connected.
The Impetus: It is provided either via advertising or by piggy-backing on a popular social media person's feed. This need not be a celebrity but any popular social media individual whose views are followed by many. Such people introduce the content to a larger audience. The result is an accelerated start. That is the power of digital media.
The Participation: Consumer participation is what makes the content stay fresh. Consumers create their own versions, upload and share.
Viral messages spread very rapidly. Brands, on the contrary, need stories and messages to stay afloat in the social network for a longer duration. That is where marketers' infatuation with social media networks ends. And a durable romance starts.
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November 3, 2016 November 5, 2016 by kylebridge
Donald Trump on Drugs: Election 2016, Part I
Kyle Bridge
Cocaine, Drug Policy, Drugs, election, Marijuana, medical marijuana, Politics
In response to Donald Trump's sniffly debate performances over the last month-and-a-half of the 2016 presidential campaign, the Twittersphere erupted in wild speculation that the alleged billionaire had prepared with lines other than his taking points. "Notice Trump sniffling all the time. Coke user?" ventured Howard Dean, former chair of the Democratic National Committee, one-time presidential candidate, and, not incidentally, licensed medical doctor. Others consulted drug authorities, of a sort. Self-described cocaine "expert" Carrie Fisher told a curious fan that she "ABSOLUTEY" thought Trump appeared like a "coke head."
I'm an expert & ABSOLUTELY
— Carrie Fisher (@carrieffisher) October 10, 2016
Dean's jab, relatively on par with some of Trump's own supposed zingers, was immediately scrutinized and dismissed by commentators. But it is curious that drugs have only sporadically entered the national conversation when, in recent years, opioid overdoses – usually in combination with other substances – routinely kill about 1,000 Americans a month. Moreover, four states are voting on medical marijuana and five, including the hugely influential California, may fully legalize.
While Trump probably doesn't toot key bumps before going onstage, it is worth considering in a serious way what a potential future commander-in-chief believes about an issue near and dear to Points readers: drug policy. What follows is an attempted breakdown of Trump's position on the three key topics mentioned above. I say "attempted" because, like with most things, his often contradictory stance on drugs is characteristically hard to pin down.
Sitting for an interview on the O'Reilly Factor in February, Trump displayed some surprising compassion for others after host Bill O'Reilly called medical marijuana a "ruse": "But I know people that have serious problems and they did that, they really – it really does help them," Trump professed.
He didn't offer any clarifying details but said that he was "in favor of it a hundred percent."
Of course, Trump would take no action for or against such an initiative at the federal level. "Marijuana is such a big thing. I think medical should happen, right? Don't we agree? I think so. And then I really believe we should leave it up to the states," he told a Reno crowd during the primaries last year.
Still toeing the small-federal-government line of the party that gave him its nomination, Trump similarly left recreational weed for states to decide. I think.
During a debate last summer, he opined that "[regulating marijuana] is bad. Medical marijuana is another thing, but I think it's bad and I feel strongly about that." When pressed by the moderator about states' rights to set their own policy, he verbally shrugged: "If they vote for it, they vote for it. But they've got a lot of problems going on right now in Colorado – some big, big problems." (Again, no specifics.)
Later, at the same rally he proclaimed medical a state issue, he softened his tone. "In terms of marijuana and legalization, I think that should be a state issue, state-by-state."
Notably, during the cultural hysteria of the crack epidemic, Trump supported full legalization. "We're losing badly [bigly?] the War on Drugs. You have to legalize drugs to win that war. You have to take the profit away from these drug czars." When pressed about his 1990 statement last year, Trump must have misremembered. "I said it's something that should be studied and should continue to be studied. But it's not something I'd be willing to do right now. I think it's something that I've always said maybe it has to be looked at because we do such a poor job of policing. We don't want to build walls. We don't want to do anything. And if you're not going to do the policing, you're going to have to start thinking about other alternatives. But it's not something I would want to do."
Trump calls the problem of opioid addiction "tremendous."
He may very well believe that his proposed wall on the U.S.-Mexico border will stem the tide of heroin into the states, but traffickers are responding to demand cultivated domestically.
In any case, don't expect any enlightened harm reduction rhetoric from a man who idolizes Vladimir Putin. Earlier this year, hardline Russian delegates to the United Nations General Assembly's Special Session on Drugs insisted that that very term – "harm reduction" – appear nowhere in the resulting document outlining the contours of future global drug policy. Among the common treatment modalities in Russia are reportedly hypnosis, flogging, and comatose electroshock therapy. Unsurprisingly, addiction and HIV transmission through injection drug use are pressing social problems in Russia.
It remains unclear whether the experience of Trump's own brother Freddy, who died addicted to alcohol in 1981, inspires any empathy for the plight of users. He did, however, give a second chance to at least one Miss USA accused of drug use.
I guess he'll keep us in suspense!
Check back next week for part II of Point's election 2016 candidate breakdown.
October 27, 2016 October 27, 2016 by kylebridge
Trick or Treat? On Laced Candy and Other Drug Myths
children, edibles, legalization, Marijuana, medical marijuana
Beware… or don't.
This year, medical marijuana is on the ballot in my home state of Florida, and it's likely to pass: the latest statewide poll shows 77 percent of Floridians support the proposed constitutional amendment.
But the remaining 33 percent aren't taking this lying down. On Monday, some county sheriffs held a press conference ostensibly on Halloween safety. Instead, surrounded by costumed children for full effect, they warned citizens about the supposed risk of marijuana edibles being passed out to unsuspecting youth.
Courtesy, Florida Sheriff's Association
If you rolled your eyes, you're not alone. Several news outlets immediately speculated that the press conference was an effort to rally anti-marijuana enthusiasm before election day. None of the law enforcement officials present could identify a prior case in the state, though they insisted the "threat" is real.
Florida parents likely have little to fear next Monday night, regardless of the imminent election results. Even in newly legal states, no one (well, no child) found a "Pot Tart" or "Zonka Bar" in their Halloween haul last year. (And, when you think about it, how many people were handing out chocolate liquor cordials before then?) Plus, the idea of adulterated candy is nothing new. Snopes identified variants of this trope, including poisoned, razor-containing, or intoxicating children's confections, going back decades. Only a few spuriously related incidences have ever been documented, and those have little or no connection to the actual goings-on of the holiday.
But drug myths like laced Halloween candy can be read as classic examples of folklore, or what scholars call cultural sets of beliefs shared to rationalize complex, unknown, or unknowable phenomenon. And folklorists will tell you these kinds of urban legends aren't just for debunking. In her book on rumor in African American culture, I Heard It Through the Grapevine, Black folklorist Patricia Turner related that these claims are often not representative of "typical" beliefs. Instead, they offer novel insights into "pattern[s] of thought" through "an under-studied folk tradition."
Folklorists like Turner, Gary Alan Fine, and Jan Harold Brunvand have for decades implored us, not to question the "objective" "truth" of these ideas, but to analyze what anxieties they reveal within their constituencies. It doesn't necessarily matter if, as some profess, the CIA introduced crack to American cities, or methadone causes cancer, or suburban stoners would divvy up their stash with neighborhood kids. But those repeated ideas, true or false, sincere or not, have real implications.
What anxieties can you identify in this case, and in our mythic drug discourse more broadly?
October 4, 2016 by kylebridge
THE FUTURE OF UK MEDICAL MARIJUANA REMAINS BLURRY BUT THERE ARE LESSONS TO TAKE AWAY FROM CANADA
Canada, Cannabis, law, Marijuana, medical marijuana, medicine, United Kingdom
Editor's Note: Today's post is cross-hosted at Points and Cannabis Life Network. Contact author Lucas Richert at lucasrichert@strath.ac.uk.
From 2014–2016, Canadian health authorities were forced to address the issue of medical marijuana, even as activist groups and industry sought to influence the decision-making process and its place in the medical marketplace. First, the system was privatized, then issues of use and access, not to mention the full-on legalization of recreational marijuana, dominated headlines.
In light of last week's shocking medical marijuana report, the policy debate will certainly grow more heated here in the UK. The All Party Parliamentary Group on Drug Policy Reform stated there is "good evidence" cannabis can help alleviate the symptoms of several health conditions, including chronic pain and anxiety. According to Prof Mike Barnes, a leading consultant neurologist who contributed to the report, "We must legalise access to medical cannabis as a matter of urgency."
In a recently co-edited series on Canadian cannabis called Waiting to Inhale, it became clear that medical marijuana was a supremely complex policy issue. Some of the questions included, but were not limited to, the tenuous balance between consumers and regulators, Canadian physicians as unwanted gatekeepers, marijuana as a measure (and potential leveller) of inequities, and the major struggles between Big Cannabis and craft cannabis.
Looking ahead, the UK can learn lessons from other countries, including Canada.
Background: Canadian medical cannabis
Medical marijuana has been available in Canada since 2001, after the Canadian Court of Appeal declared that sufferers from epilepsy, AIDS, cancer and other ailments had a constitutional right to light up. Prohibition of this "medicine" was, in short, unconstitutional.
The original regulation that allowed patients to access medical marijuana in Canada was enacted in 2001 and called the Marihuana Medical Access Regulations (MMAR). It allowed patients to possess dried marijuana flower/bud with a license issued by the government, provided that the application was signed off by a physician.
One strain of medicine was available for purchase from one single government supplier, Prairie Plant Systems, but optional licenses were available for patients to grow their own plants or to designate a grower to supply medicine to them.
The MMAR was repealed and replaced by the Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR), enacted on Apr. 1, 2014. With this, medical marijuana was officially opened for business. And the new rules generated a craze as dozens of new entrants jumped into the marketplace.
As of Aug. 24, 2016 the MMPR was replaced with the Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulation (ACMPR). These new regulations included legislation that satisfied the latest Supreme Court decision to allow patients who possess a prescription from a doctor to grow their own medicine.
During this period, certain problems have hindered the medical marijuana industry's growth in Canada, and Britain could learn from these.
Dispensaries vs. Big Cannabis
These stores and clubs are illegal because they procure and sell their products outside the federal medical marijuana system, which was overhauled and expanded last year to allow industrial-scale production of pot products that are mailed directly to licensed patients.
The pushback against dispensaries has come from national and local law enforcement as well as the Canadian Medical Cannabis Industry Association. Yet, the Cannabis Growers of Canada, a trade association representing "unlicensed" growers and dispensaries, have fought to be included at the table. Along with several other organizations, the CGC has lobbied the government to be included in the new legal regime.
As the New York Times put it, "a lobbying battle is raging between the new entrepreneurs and the licensed medical marijuana producers, who were the only ones allowed to grow and provide the plant under the old regulations. One side complains about being shut out by a politically connected cartel, while the other complains about unfair and damaging competition from those who are breaking the law."
Medical marijuana has not approved as a medicine by Health Canada, although there is a growing body of clinical evidence regarding its pain-alleviating effects.
As such, physicians in Canada have struggled with the science and ethics of medical marijuana. At the 147th annual meeting of the Canadian Medical Association in Ottawa last August, many doctors expressed serious reservations about prescribing marijuana.
Some doctors said they felt threatened or intimidated into signing prescriptions, whereas others felt as though patients were shopping for doctors. Worst of all, there were reported cases of malfeasance, where doctors charged their patients for a prescription.
The result is that the CMA remains divided on, if not outright opposed to, being the gatekeepers of medical marijuana.
Workplace Safety and Performance
With more relaxed rules around medical marijuana (along with federal legislation looking to legalize cannabis),employers are wondering whether this will grow as an issue when it comes to pre-employment or on-the-job testing.
Aside from certain industries, such as transportation, most provinces don't have clear policies or precedents for dealing with medical marijuana.
Besides that, workplace screening of marijuana is a mediocre indicator of performance in the workplace as it doesn't actually test for impairment. Rather, it tests for by-products excreted from the body after the drug's been ingested.
Looking ahead, human resource departments will be forced to develop a raft of new policies.
The core problem rests with the amount of cannabis veterans are authorized to take. In 2014, Veterans Affairs doubled the amount to 10 grams per day for eligible veterans. Yet, this is twice the amount Health Canada considers safe.
An internal Health Canada document showed that more than five grams has the potential to increase risks to the cardiovascular, pulmonary and immune systems, as well as psychomotor performance and has a chance of increasing the risk of drug dependence.
Ferguson's office could not find any evidence to support this decision to increase the threshold. Veterans Affairs Minister Kent Hehr expressed shock in March that his department lacked an "informed policy" on the use of medical cannabis, even as the number of claims by veterans for medical marijuana grew more than tenfold over the past two years.
The intersection of vaping and medical marijuana has also caused tension. As vaping has moved from a niche presence to mainstream practice, its unregulated nature – at the federal level – poses problems to policy-makers.
For example, the Ontario government exempted medical marijuana users in mid-November from a law that bans the use of e-cigarettes anywhere regular cigarettes are prohibited. These regulations were set to come into effect Jan. 1. This exemption meant medical marijuana users could vape in restaurants, at work or on playgrounds. However, Ontario's associate health minister Dipika Damerla stated that the government would remove the exemption.
Local governments in various cities recently voted to implement a vaping bans in public spaces, with only a vape shop exemption predicated on "safety" concerns, specifically for the uninitiated e-cigarette user who doesn't know how to install batteries in the device. But it was also predicated on the notion that buyers should be able to see what they're getting, which is the same argument made by authorized medical cannabis users about the value of a local pot dispensary.
Marijuana remains a highly contested medicine for various scientific, political and social reasons. That is obvious.
Policy makers from government, industry leaders, and physicians will face considerable question marks. Cutting through all the haze won't be an easy task, yet all participants, including the public, would be wise to use recent examples from Canada to light the way.
September 15, 2016 September 15, 2016 by blbeach2014
Holy Smoke: Religious Freedom and Medical Marijuana in the 1990s.
Bob Beach, Uncategorized
Marijuana, medical marijuana, religion
During my visit to the NORML archives, I found a few interesting items on religious uses of marijuana during the 1990s [1]. These were appealing because I remember coming of age during a time when you'd occasionally hear a story about people getting busted for drugs and "claiming religious freedom" to justify their dangerous criminal behavior. I decided to gather these sources expecting that I could work with them at some point.
Frequent readers, have read a few of my thoughts about historical perspectives on motivations for cannabis use and the following will speak to this research interest, but the real motivation for picking these sources back up is NFLer Colin Kaepernick's recent pre-game protests against abuses of police power. In my own experience, the social media storm seems to boil down to a conflict over who can own the controversy. Meanwhile Kaepernick's own words about his motivation fail to resonate. In a story twist familiar to drug historians, the failure to understand real motivation obscures and threatens to silence or erase a public act of defiance against social injustice. Continue reading →
May 12, 2016 May 12, 2016 by emilydufton
Touring Tilray: Navigating Canada's New Marketing and Selling of Medical Cannabis
Canada, Canadian drug history, medical marijuana
Editor's Note: This post is brought to you by Cynthia Belaskie and Lucas Richert. Richert is a lecturer in history at University of Saskatchewan and Belaskie is a senior advisor at McMaster University. Enjoy!
We weren't left to wait in the B.C. rain. After presenting our IDs at the security station outside Tilray's medical cannabis facility in Nanaimo, and once we were confirmed as being on the official "list," it took less than a minute to enter the recently constructed $30 million, 65,000 square-foot facility.
There were four of us taking the tour of Tilray, one of Canada's licensed producers of medical marijuana. We were part of a SSHRC-funded conference in the history of drugs and alcohol at Vancouver Island University, and this was one of the activities available to us as participants in the event.
Philippe Lucas VP of Tilray a medical marijuana business is seen here in the grow room in Nanaimo August 14, 2014. (John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail)
Our guide was Phillipe Lucas, Vice-President of Patient Services at Tilray. He walked us through the electric gate and led us into a cozy holding room filled with bottles of San Pellegrino, a weigh scale, and a flat screen TV flashing images of the building's construction. A former city councilor in Victoria, an expert witness on marijuana in Canada, and one-time dispensary owner, Philippe was handsome. He spoke quickly, laughed easily, and possessed an air of mischief, too.
Over the past ten years, Phillipe has published peer-reviewed articles on cannabis's therapeutic effects on patients in top academic journals around the world. In particular, as a PhD student at the University of British Columbia, he has been working on a concept called the cannabis substitution theory, which seeks to understand the behaviours and choices of marijuana-using patients in the medical marketplace. Besides this, he helped co-found a Canadian chapter of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
We deposited our belongings on the leather chairs in the cozy waiting room, leaving our phones and cameras behind, and Phillipe explained the building was a Level 9 security complex. Level 10 was reserved for nuclear products and the facility has been described by Charlie Smith as "a vault wrapped by Fort Knox wrapped in a castle." No pictures allowed. No videos, either.
With security passes on display around our necks, we set off. We engaged in an intricate dance as we tapped in and out of each fortified and sanitized room. Our graceless choreography, made ever more awkward as we stood outside each room and robed and disrobed to prevent contaminating the delicate crops, was all caught on internal security cameras – lots and lots of cameras, in fact. It is understandable, isn't it? Just imagine what would happen if this stuff made its way on to the streets.
October 28, 2014 November 4, 2014 by aRathge
Why Is Marijuana Illegal? A Historical View – Part Two
American drug history, Cannabis, drug history, Drug Policy, federal government, Internet, Marijuana, marijuana legalization, medical marijuana
Why is marijuana illegal? Do a quick internet search and you'll find a series of generally related answers: racism, fear, corporate profits, yellow journalism, ignorant and incompetent legislators, and bureaucratic preservation. Almost all of these are also tied to one man: Harry J. Anslinger, Commissioner of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics from 1930-1962. While these issues are critically important to consider, they help explain only portions of our nation's marijuana prohibition story. Indeed, in part one of this series I examined the origins of cannabis regulations dating back to the mid-nineteenth century. These state level statutes demonstrate a clear, historical precedent for medicinal cannabis legislation in the United States, driven by the concerns of medical doctors and pharmacists seeking both their own professional authority and consumer protections in the marketplace. My objective is to suggest that these early developments demonstrate a far longer and more complex history of cannabis regulation than most existing versions of the story suggest, especially those readily available on the internet. It's not that those internet versions of marijuana prohibition are entirely wrong; it's that they often sustain a sensational narrative that misses critical components of this longer history and the original scholarship from which they are derived.


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Emma Manix-Geeves at the 2019 National Indigenous Cricket Championships. Photo supplied by Cricket Australia.
Cricketer representing Indigenous Tasmanians in national league
Teisha Cloos
On a journey to connect with culture, Emma Manix-Geeves is an Indigenous woman from Tasmania who is paving her way as an Indigenous Australian cricketer.
The 20-year-old wicket-keeper/batter has been re-contracted to the Tasmanian Tigers in the Women's National Cricket League (WNCL) after a season off in 2020.
Growing up in Launceston, Manix-Geeves said she started playing cricket like all other Australian kids in the backyard or at the beach.
"I have two older brothers and a dad who was a massive cricket fan. He would play cricket every single weekend and we would run around the cricket club. Nan was in the canteen so it was a family affair down there," Manix-Geeves told NIT.
Having no junior girls cricket team at the time, Manix-Geeves joined the boy's team at age 10 and then eventually joined the girls league. Playing in both competitions, her career took off from there.
"I didn't mind playing with the boys, I grew up playing with the boys so it didn't bother me," she said.
Manix-Geeves told NIT she has a couple of career highlights so far, one being her debut playing for Tasmania.
"My whole family flew over to watch me play which was special for me. Being a Tasmanian kid you always dream about playing for your State and playing with your idols and I was fortunate enough to do that," she said.
Manix-Geeves also went on the 1868 commemoration tour to England which was a tribute to the 13 Aboriginal players who made the trip to the UK in 1868.
In 2018, 13 male players each represented one of the pioneers on the tour by displaying their names on the back of their uniforms. The female squad wore their own names as they were themselves were pioneers as the first female Indigenous team to tour the UK.
Manix-Geeves feels that Cricket Australia are on the right path to supporting their Indigenous players and taking the right steps in supporting Indigenous culture.
"[Cricket Australia] are doing well having an Indigenous Round and playing tops both on Big Bash and Australian level. They promote their Indigenous role models quite well in terms of Ash Gardner, Hannah Darlington and Dan Christian in the men's space."
NIT reached out to Cricket Australia to see what's in store for NAIDOC Week and Courtney Hagen, First Nations and Social Inclusion Specialist, said cricket is committed to joining the conversation and playing a role in influencing change.
"Internally, we are very excited to be joined by Isaiah Dawe from I.D Know Yourself to address our staff and players in a yarn online. It's a great way to continue learning about First Nations culture during NAIDOC Week," Hagen told NIT.
"We are also taking this great opportunity to celebrate the heritage of our First Nations players through digital activations and we have lots of plans to continue the celebration throughout the upcoming season.
"Now is a very exciting time to be in cricket, with 11 First Nations players within the professional ranks, it's only a matter of time before we see more mob picking up the game and donning the baggy green!"
The Tasmanian Tigers finished third in the 2020-21 season and are starting their pre-season training for the new season beginning in February 2022.
By Teisha Cloos
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7 SNL guest stars to play Trump's totally ridiculous cabinet members
By David Reddish February 11, 2017 at 9:02am · 3.9K shares · 11 comments
During last week's Saturday Night Live, the world LOL'd Melissa McCarthy's Emmy-worthy cameo as Donald Trump's hilariously incompetent press secretary, Sean Spicer. McCarthy's spot-on impersonation of the blustery, factually-challenged wordsmith went viral, both because of its satirical value, and because of its hilarity. But not everyone has a sense of humor. Trump, along with his staffers, have voiced their ire over the sketch—not just because of the negative way it portrayed Spicer, but because SNL cast a woman to play him.
Given the overwhelming enthusiasm for the sketch (ok, outside the bizarro world of this White House), the internet chatter has already begun about what other comic actors and actresses should, like Alec Baldwin and Melissa McCarthy, take up permanent guest-star status to play the comic version of Trump's gang-of-clowns. Granted, some cast members already have certain figures filled, like sister Kate McKinnon taking on the part of spokesghoul Kellyanne Conway. The rest, however, remain fair game.
Since the drag-casing of Spicer so got under the Donald's skin, we've thrown together our own cast list…gender swapping some of the most prominent faces in the Trump administration for some of the funniest names in comedy.
1. Steve Bannon/Rosie O'Donnell
To begin with the obvious, an internet campaign kicked off as soon as Melissa McCarthy's sketch aired to cast the lesbian Queen of Nice as right-wing wingnut and Trump advisor Steve Bannon. More to the point, Rosie has already offered her services to SNL. We hereby endorse Rosie's casting, both because of her penchant for sketch comedy, having already hosted SNL to some acclaim, and because she and Trump have some nasty history together. If Trump thinks winning the White House (while losing the popular vote, mind you) somehow vindicates him in his battle with Ms. O'Donnell, then her getting to make fun of his crazypants, white supremacist chief advisor for the next four years (or less, a girl can dream) should mark one heck of a comeback.
2. Jeff Sessions/Jane Curtin
Curtin, of course, rose to fame as one of the breakout female performers in the original cast of Saturday Night Live. To celebrate the show's 40th anniversary, she returned to her role as "Weekend Update" anchor for the Anniversary Special, and proved that she's lost none of her appeal or comic timing. Seeing her back on the show reminded the world of the zest she brought to the program, so why not have her back as incoming Attorney General Jeff Sessions? Curtin's steely eyes make her a suitable doppelganger for creepmaster Sessions, though she will, no doubt, have to undergo a fair amount of make-up to look more like a Munchkinland serial killer.
3. Reince Priebus/Wendi McLendon-Covey
Anyone familiar with McLendon-Covey's featured stint on Reno 911!, who remembers her work in Bridesmaids or on The Goldbergs will note her impeccable comic gifts. Even better, as a member of the Groundlings, the notorious comedy troupe, McLendon-Covey knows her way around sketch comedy. She also knows how to keep a straight face when uttering ridiculous and hilarious dialogue. Granted, she's in far better shape than RNC chief Priebus, though the similar jaw lines of the pair make McLendon-Covey a fitting performer to take on Priebus. That Priebus has some well documented problems with women in the past makes McLendon-Covey's casting all the more interesting.
4. Rick Perry/Allison Janney
The man who forgot he wanted to abolish the Department of Energy now heads it, in a twist that only underlines the crazy, surreal dimension American politics has taken on. Rick Perry, noted for his Brokeback Mountain–esque campaign ads and bizarre speeches, offers no shortage of comic fodder to the SNL troupe. His documented use of painkillers to treat a back injury—which might explain some of his erratic behavior—also holds a good deal of potential for some hilarity. Actress Allison Janney has long proven herself a reliable comic talent, and her bookish veneer will help her imitate Perry, who always does his best to look hunky and educated…until he opens his mouth. Besides, who wouldn't want to see Janney recreate some of Perry's oddly homoerotic campaign ads?
5. James Comey/Roseanne Barr
James Comey's obsession with Hillary Clinton's more-boring-than-paint-drying emails—and the big fat nothing he continues to uncover using taxpayer dollars—may or may not have thrown the election in Trump's favor. Maybe that's why Trump has opted to keep Comey in his Obama-era position as FBI director. Any performer hoping to parody the man will need to mirror Comey's knack for irritating the political sphere. Who better to play him than a woman known to irritate and amuse—Roseanne Barr. Roseanne, of course, knows a thing or two about comedy, and given that she's spent a good deal of her latter years engaged in political demonstrations—including a wayward presidential run of her own—letting her guest on SNL might give her the platform she needs to vent her political and comic steam, a potentially potent combo for the pro-gay star.
6. Rex Tillerson/Kathy Bates
The appointment of oil baron Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State raised eyebrows on both sides of the aisle, given his connections to foreign oil and penchant for enjoying champers and caviar with his killer bud, Vlad Putin. No doubt his name will continue to make headlines as Congress (hopefully) investigates his business dealings, and should Trump start a foreign war of some kind. Tillerson's drawl and personality make him something of a self-parody: the SNL writers couldn't have concocted a better Texas oil stereotype if they'd cast Foghorn Leghorn as Secretary of State. Oscar-winner Kathy Bates, always game for some savage comedy, has played this kind of southern nincompoop before to great effect in movies like The Waterboy. Why not give her a chance to impress again?
7. Melania Trump/Willam
And finally, just to remind the world that drag still goes both ways, and just to further drive Donald & company crazy (or crazier, as the case may be), SNL ought to tap noted actor and drag queen Willam for the role of Melania Trump. Granted, Melania has conspicuously vanished from public sight, likely relegated to her ivory prison of Trump Tower. Just think what fun the writers could have with Willam—who knows no bounds or shame—playing a locked-up Melania, or lampooning her nude model past. Besides, what could evoke Trump's ire more than letting a drag queen play his wife?
Weigh in with your own suggestions in comments below. The possibilities are endless.
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rjazwinski
Can we get RuPaul as Ben Carson?
DaleJag
I was just thinking that RuPaul needs to be in there! YOU WORK IT, GIRL!!!
Oakknot
Maybe SNL can sign these stellar actors for the next four years, and definitely RuPaul would be perfect for Ben Carson
These are award winning actors and we are privileged to have them perform as the nutty Trump cabinet members! Kudos to SNL as well!
He BGB
Trump's head would explode if this happened !
And one ring to bind them all.
This is what the left is reduced to: SNL spoofs that "mock" men by having girls play them. Ouch!
greybat
It's just funnier because Straight men are always so worried about appearing "Straight- Acting"!
Oh WOW!!!….I love it. Incredible actors playing the rolls. What an incredibly amazing 4 years it is going to be. As I read each actor to play each specific roll, I roared with laughter, just imagining it happening. I hope all get on board and do it. And you KNOW that Trump is NOT going to be happy with women playing most of the rolls of his colleagues. Saturday Night Live is going to go viral every week. Chicka Boom!…Chicka Boom!……Don't ya just love it!?
captainburrito
They really need to do a spoof movie!
Xwards
I always thought that Leslie Jordan should play Jeff Sessions.


The third annual "Guns & Hoses" fundraiser featuring Livingston police battling Livingston firefighters in a benefit basketball game will be held at 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 6, at Park High School's main gym.
The event raises funds for the Livingston Recreation Department's activities program. Entry to the game is free.
The doors open at 4:30 p.m. Donations will be accepted. There will be a raffle with a substantial amount of great items, and the event will have family oriented fun throughout the game and at halftime, Fire Chief Ken MacInnes said.
The event will kick off "The Week of the Young Child," hosted by the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
For more information on "Guns & Hoses," call Tarr at 222-8155.


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An anti-Muslim group planned an armed protest at an African-American mosque in Texas — but it didn't go as planned.
Police said the event ended without incident, and had extra resources on hand, citing the inflammatory nature of the planned protest.
"The Police Department is concerned over the volatile nature this planned protest has taken due to the racial overtones," a statement sent to the News read.
According to news reports, BAIR backed out of the protest and was a no-show, but BAIR spokesman John Usener told Fox4 an agreement had been made with the Nation of Islam leadership and Dallas police to postpone the protest.
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Cabinet approves MoU between India and Nepal in the field of Health Research
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Jul 1, 2021 Ayurveda, Chikungunya, clinical, Health, icmr, India, indian, Indian Council of Medical Research, malaria, medicinal plants, Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, nepal, Nepal Health Research Council, NHRC, Prime minister, Shri Narendra Modi, Union Cabinet
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The Union Cabinet, chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi was apprised of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), India and the Nepal Health Research Council (NHRC), Nepal in 17 November 2020 and 4 January
2021 respectively.
The objectives of this MOU are collaboration on joint research activities of mutual interest such as cross-border health issues, Ayurveda/traditional medicine and medicinal plants, climate change and health, non-communicable diseases, mental Health, Population based cancer registry, tropical diseases (Vector borne diseases such as Dengue, Chikungunya, malaria, JE etc.), Influenza, Clinical Trial Registry, health research ethics, Capacity building through exchange of knowledge, skills tools and fellows and Collaboration for adoption of tools, guidelines, protocols and best practices related to health research.
Each Party shall fund the components of the research approved under this MoU to be conducted in their country or may apply jointly for third party funding. For the exchange of scientists under approved collaborative projects, the sending Party shall bear the cost of travel of visiting scientists whereas the receiving Party will provide the accommodation and living expenses of the scientist/researcher. Commitment of funds for workshops/meetings and research projects may be decided from time to time as per the funds available at that time. Arrangements to implement and execute all these activities shall be agreed to by the Parties prior to commencement of the activity.
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It's that time of year…back to school!
While some kids are already in the classroom, others are making their return this week. Even though I'm not going to back to school, I still wanted to get into the spirit!
Growing up, this was my favorite time of year. The first week back at school was always so exciting! There was nothing better than walking down the hall with a great tan, a new outfit, unused binders, an empty planner, and a fresh beginning. That novelty usually wore off super quickly, but it didn't stop me from enjoying those first few days! Although I've technically been out of school for quite a while now, the end of the Summer season still sparks that new wardrobe/back to school bug!
Today, I partnered up with my friends at No Nonsense to share this really cute back to school look! I love No Nonsense, for many reasons: 1] They are the end all be all when it comes to cute tights & leggings. 2] They have so many unique prints & styles that you won't find anywhere else! 3] Their stuff is SUPER affordable!
I had to throw that last picture in there LOL!
I'm not usually one for printed pants, but I saw these Brocade Denim Capri Leggings & could not get over how fun they were! A million different ways to style them popped into my head, but I absolutely love the way that this particular look came together!
My flip flops are from Old Navy & my faux leather blush clutch is from Target! Everything in this post is still available for sale, except for the flip flops…but I've linked a very similar pair below!
Thank you all for reading! What do you think about these fun pants!?
Cute look. My middle school age niece has a dress code that leggings must be worn only with tunic tops that completely cover the derriere. Your look is perfect yet would be unacceptable, what is this world coming to?
I actually just read an article yesterday about a poor 6th grader who got in trouble for wearing printed leggings, however her tush was completely covered!! I usually opt to cover my bum as well, but these leggings are actually pretty thick & wear more like a lightweight jean. At such young ages what do these little girls even have to cover up?! I am 100% about treading on the more conservative side & covering what needs to be covered, but don't get me started on dress codes…some of them are a liiiittle out of control!
This body shaming of young girls is sending me over the edge! I noticed the higher quality of your leggings as it does stand out.
I've been on a legging KICK lately (no pun intended)! Just checked these out and love how affordable they are and how you can go from day to night so easily.
Omgsh girl you are perfect!! I love those leggings so much and love how you styled them! They look super comfy which totally calls my name! I totally loved buying fresh school supplies too. Nothing like picking out coordinating notebooks and binders! Love it!!!
Thank you girlie, it was a fun look!! And ahh I love school supplies! I've been wandering the aisles at Walmart/Target/Staples & scoping out all the new goods this year! 🙂 I may or may not have bought a pack of sparkly jelly pens LOL!
I'm obsessed with leggings. These are different and great!
I live in a college town and when I drove through campus the other day, I was almost a little envious of the students. Then I thought about all the homework, papers, projects, etc. and then I didn't miss it so much haha I LOVE those printed pants. You are right, you can style them so many ways, but this way was perfect for back to school. Going to go check out this brand now!
Love this! Being that I literally live in leggings, this is perfect! LOL. I'm also sure my BF would be appreciative of me wearing something other than black leggings every day.
Super cute girl! I'm going to have to check out these fun leggings! I'm right with you, even though I'm not going back to school, I have a big shopping spree planned tomorrow to get some new fall pieces!!