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14/07/2003 Роналдо развлекается с Хейди Клумом (Heidi Klum) на острове Серденья (Cerdeña) Роберто Карлос: Дэвида будут судить исходя по игре Камбьяссо, вероятно, придется уйти из клуба Календарь
This day in history of Ronaldo
2003 Ronaldo năo comenta declaraçőes de Felipăo Ronaldo: "Beckham es bueno, pero si el Madrid rinde es por Figo" Encuentro amistoso - Brasil:Portugal SCOLARI CREE QUE SU SELECCION ES ASPIRANTE AL EURO'2004 ROBERTO CARLOS, EXPULSADO POR EMPUJAR AL ARBITRO Роналдо: "Бекхэм - хорош, но без Фиго нет Мадрида" Товарищеский матч - Бразилия : Португалия Эмилио Бутрагеньо: «Я хотел бы, чтобы нынешний «Реал» стал легендой» БРАЗИЛИЯ ИГРАЛА ПРОТИВ БРАЗИЛИИ И ВЫИГРАЛА ЕВРОПА!!! 2004 Cambista vende ingressos ŕs famílias dos Ronaldos Parreira volta a lamentar pouco tempo de treino "Não acredito em reconciliação", diz Milene Ronaldo assume a liderança da Chuteira de Ouro Paraguai quer aproveitar espaços deixados pelo Brasil Parreira mostra-se conformado com problemas ŕs vésperas de jogo RONALDO, BOTA DE ORO PROVISIONAL TRAS LOS GOLES CONTRA EL SEVILLA RONALDO: "ESTE AÑO VOY A POR OTRA BOTA DE ORO" Роналдо: "Хочу Золотую Бутсу в этом году" Ronaldo heads for the golf course in Paraguay 2005 Luxemburgo comanda treino puxado no Real 'Realizarei coisas boas no Real', promete Luxemburgo Parreira mantém mistério na Seleção Brasileira Ronaldinho Gaúcho pede movimentação contra o Uruguai Cafu defende futebol de resultados Ronaldinho cogita não jogar Copa das Confederações CBF nega liberação de atletas da Copa das Confederações Cafu lembra que o importante é a classificação Para Ronaldo, Seleção não deve se preocupar com o Uruguai Ronaldo evita previsões sobre o jogo com o Uruguai Ronaldo desabafa em Montevidéu LUXEMBURGO INTENSIFICA EL TRABAJO LUXEMBURGO: "PARA LA PRÓXIMA TEMPORADA HAY QUE EQUILIBRAR EL EQUIPO" LA MEDIA DE EDAD DE ESTE MADRID ASUSTA: 29,2 AÑOS BELLETTI: "RONALDO SIGUE SIENDO EL MEJOR ATACANTE DEL MUNDO" Seleccionador brasileño Parreira mantiene confianza en Ronaldo "Реал Мадрид" - самая возрастная команда Европы Паррейра скрывает точный состав на игру против Уругвая Беллетти: "Роналдо продолжает быть лучшим нападающим мира" Конфедерация Бразилии отрицала сообщения о том, что она освободила кого-либо с Кубка Конфедераций Паррейра: "Другие сборные завидуют нас, потому что у нас есть Роналдо" Роналдо считает, что не надо беспокоится по поводу уругвайцев Luxemburgo says he warned Real about squad's weaknesses Ronaldo in Confederations Cup tug-of-war Uruguay tell Ronaldo to wear lots of shin pads Ronaldo says only goals will stop the critics 2006 Presidente do Real pretende contratar Rooney Beckham treina à parte e pode jogar clássico SUPERDOTADO EN EL CAMPO Y MUY POLÉMICO EN SU VIDA RONALDINHO-RONALDO, EL REENCUENTRO LÓPEZ CARO: "HACE TIEMPO QUE ESTABA ILUSIONADO CON UN ENCUENTRO COMO ÉSTE" BECKHAM SE EJERCITÓ EN SOLITARIO Роналдо и Роналдиньо встретятся еще раз Сообщение с гостевой книги: "Люди забыли как Роналдо играл до травм" Real want revenge on Barcelona for Bernabeu humiliation Figo describes Real Madrid as a circus 2007 FOTOS: RONALDO, MILAN GOLF TOUR 2007 Moratti critica Ronaldo e diz que Adriano é problema da Inter Ronaldo looking forward to Rome return 2008 Médico da seleção tratará de Ronaldo e Eduardo da Silva Врач сборной Бразилии будет лечить Роналдо 2009 Athirson relembra mensagem de apoio de Ronaldo Ronaldo segue tentando se livrar dos três quilos a mais Depois de empate, Ronaldo critica gramado de Campinas Ronaldo diz não pensar em Seleção Mano minimiza posição perdida e visa classificação Ronaldo nos trouxe tumulto, brinca Mano Menezes Após novo empate, Ronaldo volta a se queixar da retranca dos rivais Ronaldo brinca e diz que filha é "gordinha" como ele 2011 De volta ao Brasil, Ronaldo cogita participar da apresentação de Adriano Partners
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The Australians missed a penalty, an American machine got a red card for excessive bumping and one robot was wheeled off the pitch for emergency rewiring after sucking up silicon glue. These robotic footballers are black cylinders just 15 cm wide, zipping about on small wheels around a pitch the size of a table tennis table. When the robots want to dribble, their midriff sticks to the a bright orange golf-sized ball. When they need to shoot or pass, they kick out a pincer at lightning speed. After 20 fraught minutes of normal time, mechanical nerves were tested to the limit as Australia and America battled for the decisive golden goal. It was the Australians who short-circuited first, caught out by an American striker, co-ordinating his cogs and rifling a shot to the keeper's left to clinch the title. OVER AND OUT "It's so overwhelming. I don't think the happiness has hit us yet," said a breathless Raffaello D'Andrea, the human director of the U.S. team. "We were this close to being knocked out in the early rounds. We only slept two hours a night for the last week trying to fix our system and it peaked today," the 35-year-old added. D'Andrea and his team of mechanical and electrical engineers and computer science students from Cornell University, were competing in the Small Size Robot competition. "The robots aren't remote-controlled. They are fully autonomous, meaning there's no human being operating them at any time ... You just have to watch and hope," D'Andrea said. A camera above the pitch takes 60 shots a second which are then processed and sent to small computers on board each robot. They then decide how to move around. Humans still have a place in the dug-out, as Gordon Wyeth, head of the University of Queensland team, explained. "We have a playbook like any soccer coach would have. We look at the capabilities of our robots then there's a checkbox and we can choose the computer equivalent of 4-4-2," he said. FAREWELL DODGY REF CALLS? But any fans hoping the days of dodgy referee decisions could soon be over will be disappointed. The players are machines but the referee is most definitely man - in this case 25-year-old Sean Verret. "We use a draft version of FIFA rules but obviously we make some adjustments," the Canadian referee explained. "Robots can't touch the goalkeeper and because there are walls around the pitch, we don't have corners, we have indirect kicks." For now, coaches communicate refereeing decisions to players but scientists want to develop a completely independent referee. "Doing something like refereeing is an incredibly tricky taskÂ…and it's very difficult to come up with an autonomous computer system. Just look at our sports -- referees always get a hard time," D'Andrea said. RoboCup 2003 is not just for small robots. In the Middle Size competition, players can be up to half a metre across and the game unfolds on a bigger 12x7 metre pitch with a FIFA-approved ball. These players look a bit more human, with square, stocky box bodies giving way to elongated necks with sensors for eyes. The only drawback is a slower pace to the game. However, this year's all-Japanese final still attracted 400 spectators. Another crowd-puller was dog football -- specially-trained computerised canines taking each other on in teams of four. Then there were the humanoids -- robots that really look like people. The technology is not yet advanced enough for them to play matches but they wowed the crowd with their ball skills and penalty kicks. LEAPS AND BOUNDS The robot soccer tournament is now in its seventh year and RoboCup Federation President Minoru Asada said he was excited about the leaps and bounds robots had made. "At the beginning people would press the button and then nothing, the robots would just stand there. But every year we have a better level of play and more teams keep coming," the Japanese professor told Reuters. This year's event drew 1,200 humans and 500 robots from 35 countries and plans are afoot for the next three tournaments. "Hopefully in 2006 we'll take it to Germany, to coincide with the real World Cup. We'd like to have a joint ceremony, some sort of kick off with human and robot players," Asada said. Whoever wins the traditional World Cup in 2050 had better beware. After beating the best the human race has to offer, future Ronaldos and Rivaldos might find themselves up against a Robot XI -- at least if Asada's wish comes true. "Of course it's very, very challenging, some might say impossible, but the important thing is to believe it and share the dream, otherwise we'll never do it." |
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