Jelang Pertandingan Ekuador vs Prancis 26 Juni 2014

Jelang Pertandingan Ekuador vs Prancis 26 Juni 2014 – Prediksi Ekuador vs Prancis - Meskipun sudah dua kali meraih kemenangan tak lantas membuat posisi Prancis aman. Skuad besutan Didier Deschamps ini masih berpotensi digeser oleh Ekuador dan Swiss yang masing-masing berada di posisi kedua dan ketiga. Berikut data statistik dan prediksi Ekuador vs Prancis Piala Dunia 2014.

Ekuador memulai perjalanan mereka dengan kurang mulus saat kalah tipis 1-2 dari Swiss. Namun perlahan mereka mulai merajut asa kembali untuk bisa lolos ke babak 16 besar saat mengalahkan Honduras 2-1. Kemenangan itu membuat mereka langsung merangsek naik ke urutan kedua klasemen sementara Grup E.

Di luar dugaan Prancis tampil meyakinkan di Piala Dunia 2014 setelah di edisi sebelumnya mereka gagal total di Afrika Selatan. Prediksi Honduras vs Swiss Menang tiga gol tanpa balas kontra Honduras di laga perdana, Karim Benzema cs. melanjutkan kampanye kemenangan mereka di matchday kedua saat menggilas Swiss dengan skor telak 5-2.

Laga ini diprediksi akan berlangsung sangat sengit mengingat Ekuador menargetkan poin, di sisi lain Prancis juga mengincar kemenangan sempurna untuk lolos sebagai juara grup demi menjauhkan potensi berjumpa lawan kuat di babak perdelapanfinal. Menurut tim sepak.com, Prancis sepertinya akan bisa menang atas Ekuador.

Head to Head Ekuador vs Prancis:
28 Mei 2008: France 2–0 Ecuador (PERSAHABATAN)

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Ekuador:
21 Jun 2014: Honduras 1–2 Ekuador (PIALA DUNIA)
15 Jun 2014: Swiss 2–1 Ekuador (PIALA DUNIA)
05 Jun 2014: Ekuador 2–2 England (PERSAHABATAN)
01 Jun 2014: Mexico 3–1 Ekuador (PERSAHABATAN)
18 Mei 2014: Belanda 1–1 Ekuador (PERSAHABATAN)

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Prancis:
21 Jun 2014: Swiss 2–5 Prancis (PIALA DUNIA)
16 Jun 2014: Prancis 3–0 Honduras (PIALA DUNIA)
09 Jun 2014: Prancis 8–0 Jamaika (PERSAHABATAN)
02 Jun 2014: Prancis 1–1 Paraguay (PERSAHABATAN)
28 Mei 2014: Prancis 4–0 Norwegia (PERSAHABATAN)

Prediksi Susunan Pemain:

Perancis : Lloris, Debuchy, Varane, Sakho, Evra, Sissoko, Cabaye, Matuidi, Valbuena, Giroud, Banzema

Ekuador : Dominguez, Paredes, Guagua, Erazo, Ayovi W, Valencia A, Minda, Noboa, Montero, Caicedo, Valencia E

Prediksi Skor Ekuador vs Prancis : 0 - 2

Beautiful Backyards

Improve the look of your backyard with these insanely clever furniture DIYs. 29 Insanely Cool Backyard Furniture DIYs Build your own backyard sofa? These DIYs are going to have you wanting to spend a whole lot more time outside. 14 Amazing Tips For Shopping Amazon You Need To Know 19 Spectacularly Nerdy Wedding Cakes 29 Clever Works Of Graffiti That Vastly Improved Their Surroundings 28 People Who’ve Definitely Nailed This Whole DIY Thing You might have missed... 18 Children’s Notes Made Hilariously Inappropriate By Spelling Errors 34 Ways Disney Movies Are Completely And Totally Messed Up From BuzzFeed Video... Beauty Routines You’re Doing Wrong 17 Ageless Celebrities Who Might Be Vampires Get more stories on BuzzFeed BuzzFeed DIY on Pinterest This BuzzFeed email was sent to dwyld.kwu.yq4b5l8av2dw7@blogger.com | Unsubscribe Did a friend forward you this email? Sign up to get BuzzFeed in your inbox BuzzFeed, Inc. 200 Fifth Ave, 8th Floor, New York, NY 10010

Monkey business

View this email in your browser In San Francisco's most forceful action yet against the sharing economy, city attorney Dennis Herrera sent a cease-and-desist letter yesterday to MonkeyParking, an iPhone app that allows drivers to auction their parking spot off to the highest bidder circling for a space nearby. San Francisco laws pretty explicitly prohibit private citizens from renting out public space they don't own. Fines can be up to $300 for drivers and $2,500 for companies that facilitate this sort of thing. MonkeyParking takes the sharing economy to another level, says Marcus Wohlsen. Most of the sharing economy has been created with private property, he writes. "MonkeyParking, on the other hand, appears to be premised on the idea that it's okay to cordon off the commons for private gain as long as you get there first." But Daniel Shifrin, the CEO of a similar company, Parkmodo, disagrees. He tells Mike Billings that his service is actually selling departure information, not the parking space itself, which would theoretically make it legal. Legal or not, Guillermo Roditi Dominguez says, the failures of the sharing economy (and specifically MonkeyParking) are, well, shared. It's the fault of the "techies for being socially inept and generally selfish assholes, city gov for not realizing futility of price suppression," he writes on Twitter. While Megan McArdle has little sympathy for "rent-seeking by incumbents" trying to protect their public monopoly, she still admits to some uneasiness with some aspects of the sharing economy, Airbnb in particular. A tenant's decision to list an apartment on Airbnb isn't just disrespectful to neighbors — it's also often a violation of the renter's lease contract, says McArdle. Emily Badger, in a long piece on the taxi industry, points out that taxi medallions, which cost an estimated $350,000 in Chicago, may be creations of "a cartel that operates for its own benefit," but also represent years of work and investment on the part of long-term, full-time taxi drivers. Without a system to limit access, says Badger, we could see a repeat of 1970s-era taxi deregulation in the Sunbelt: "Fares went up, the quality of service went down, congestion increased and driver income declined." Dean Baker thinks that there's something fishy about the whole sharing economy idea in the first place. "Insofar as Airbnb is allowing people to evade taxes and regulations, the company is not a net plus to the economy and society — it is simply facilitating a bunch of rip-offs." Adam Ozimek responds that the motivation behind the sharing economy isn't a desire to scam customers or avoid taxes, it's a frustration with regulatory capture. The sharing economy's success, he says, "provides important demonstrations that satisfying customers with quality goods and services is not dependent on the existing regulations that allegedly protect them." — Jordan Fraade   On to today's links: Trade Ideas Abolish the Export-Import Bank! Just not now - Paul Krugman New Normal "60 per cent of paid interns received a job offer, compared with 37 per cent of unpaid interns" - Emma Jacobs Maps Each state's largest company by revenue - Niraj Chokshi Equals "I always felt like I can find another job eventually — but I only have one mother" - Dionne Searcy Housing New home sales are up 19% over last month - Sam Ro Correlation Of The Day "More construction equals more supply": Here's where housing is actually being built - Christopher Ingraham Generation Debt The real student debt problem: people who take out loans but never graduate - Brookings   Click here to sign up for the email. unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences    Tweet Share Read Later

SENSATION NEWS!Ukraine Will Wage War With Russia

Russia's War Against Ukraine! All at our web site. Just click on link below

Подробнее">http://www.bumerang.cc/

Business Today: France has 2 billion euros on hand to fund stake in Alstom: Montebourg

	Click to View in Browser 06/24/2014 France has 2 billion euros on hand to fund stake in Alstom: Montebourg PARIS (Reuters) - The French state has enough cash available from previous share sales to fund the purchase of a 20 percent stake in Alstom , Economy Minister Arnaud Montebourg said on Tuesday. Wall Street ends down as Iraq concerns rise NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday as early enthusiasm from economic data faded and concerns about the conflict in Iraq prompted investors to book profits after the most recent rally. Fed's Dudley sees mid-2015 rate hike as 'reasonable' (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve can reasonably wait to raise interest rates until mid-2015 without risking an undesirable rise in inflation, an influential Fed policymaker said on Tuesday. Jury in trial of Rajaratnam's brother hears of insider's tips NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former Intel Corp executive on Tuesday, testifying in the insider trading trial of Rengan Rajaratnam, told jurors how he leaked details of a major deal to the former Galleon Group portfolio manager's brother, Raj Rajaratnam. AT&T tells lawmakers DirecTV deal not like other mergers WASHINGTON (Reuters) - AT&T Inc's proposed merger with DirecTV does not compare with other mergers shaking up the telecommunications industry because the companies largely provide different services, AT&T's chief executive told lawmakers on Tuesday. Alstom and GE chiefs celebrate 'three-fold win' BELFORT France (Reuters) - In a joint trip to the eastern town of Belfort that is the cradle of their cooperation in France, the bosses of Alstom and General Electric defended their tie-up as good for business, jobs and France. Consumer confidence, housing data bolster U.S. growth outlook WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer confidence jumped to its highest level in nearly 6-1/2 years in June and sales of new homes surged in May, the latest signs that the economy has regained momentum. Fed wants jobless rate lower, mid-2015 rate hike forecast 'reasonable': Dudley SAN JUAN (Reuters) - The U.S. unemployment rate can fall even further before the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, William Dudley, president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, told a Puerto Rico accounting group on Tuesday. Ex-Credit Suisse trader spared prison for faking mortgage prices NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former London-based Credit Suisse Group AG trader was spared prison on Tuesday over his role in artificially inflating subprime mortgage bond prices, in one of the few U.S. criminal prosecutions stemming from the financial crisis. Ex-Madoff accountant pleads guilty to aiding fraud NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bernard Madoff's former accountant pleaded guilty on Tuesday to helping the convicted swindler perpetrate his massive Ponzi scheme, becoming the 15th person to be convicted in connection with the fraud. Related Video UK hacking: Brooks cleared, Coulson guilty Russia's Ukraine diplomacy gets double edge Economic News Fed's Dudley sees mid-2015 rate hike as 'reasonable' U.S. export lender in jeopardy as Republicans pull support A daily digest of breaking business news, coverage of the US economy, major corporate news and the financial markets. Register Today   The latest Reuters articles on M&A, IPOs, private equity, hedge funds and regulatory updates delivered to your inbox each day. Register Today   » MORE NEWSLETTERS - 3 Times Square New York, NY 10036 USA © Copyright 2010 Thomson Reuters Ensure delivery of Reuters Newsmails, add mail@nl.reuters.com to your address book. Details Subscribe to other Reuters newsletters. Unsubscribe from this newsletter. Follow us on Twitter Friend us on Facebook Forward to a friend