England's Robert Green Failed Soccer Goal LEGO Style [VIDEO]

The match that pitted England against the U.S. was a great and well fought battle with England starting it off with the first goal. Then something happened that will affect England more than the BP ol spill. One of the U.S. players kicks the ball into English Goalie Robert Green and Green goes to scoop up the ball and it slips out of his hands and into the goal. The game ended in a 1-1 tie!

At the end of the game you could see the frustration in Green and how he made one of the worst mistakes of his life. So please enjoy this parody/stop-motion movie of LEGOS of some of the highlights of the game.

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Apple and the World of Tomorrow.

Apple, is of course at the fore-front of the technology world, releasing product that help people. Products that are innovative, products that are useful, products that are amazing, and products that are undoubtedly,talked about.

For now.

Microsoft, just one of Apple’s rivals, and probably the biggest, is also at the fore-front of the technology world, coming up with their own innovations, and products that are useful, helpful, and are fun to use, like Bing, and with the promise of Windows 7 being great, and with so many Apple-YouTube users using the beta of Windows 7, like Jon4lakers, Microsoft seems to be taking the stage.

For now.

Are either Apple or Microsoft thinking about the future of their company’s? Probably. We know that Apple is, keeping secrets from the public, which as I noted before, isn’t all that bad.As most of you know, some things can’t be the best forever, like the United States, historians have noted that our country has passed it’s golden age, and is in decline. Could this be the same for Apple? Has Apple’s golden age already passed?

Yes.

I think Apple’s golden age was the summer of 2008. Long lines for the iPhone 3G, and hype about Snow Leopard, which took up less than 30 seconds of the WWDC 2008 Keynote, during that time Apple’s Mac User base was growing rapidly, and partly because of the iPhone, as we found out this year’s WWDC keynote.

What is Apple’s future going to look like? Because we all know their past has been looking very, very good.

JD

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