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Best Young Canadian Soccer Players

Since today we have seen that Canada's national team cannot compete with top international teams, we look to Canada's soccer future. Today, much of Canada's hopes of competing in the World Cup depend on players born in Canada and develop overseas in Europe. Here is a list of young players that may develop into quality players for Canada.

Jaime Peters

He is 23 and a 5ft8 midfielder from Pickering, Ontario. He is a member of Ipswich City who play in the Championship which is the second highest league in English soccer. He was signed in 2005 and has been put on loan to Gillingham for a short period but has since been recalled to Ipswich City. He has represented Canada 21 times and scored once.

Marcus Haber

He is 21 years old, 6ft3 Forward. He is currently signed by West Bromwich Albion who finished second in the Championship in English soccer. He is currently on loan to Vancouver Whitecaps, who he was signed with previous to playing with West Bromwich Albion.

Nana Attakora

A 21 year old 6ft1 Defender. He currently plays with Toronto FC. He has played with almost every level of Canadian International teams and now he is ready to step up to be a regular player with the Men's National Team. He is getting regular playing time with TFC which will only improve this young player.

David Hoilett

A 5ft8 striker from Ottawa who is only 19 years old. Although he hasn't yet decided to play for Canada he is still a young Canadian with potential to play for his home and native land. He currently play for Blackburn Rovers of the English Premier League. He would be a great addition to the Canadian team and a big step towards an improving national team.

David Edgar

A 6ft4, 23 year old defender from Kitchener, Ontario. He is currently under contract with English premier league side Burnley but was put on loan to championship side Swansea City in March of 2010. Getting a lot of playing time with a Championship side is better than riding the pine on a team that is destined for the championship.

Marcel de Jong

A 5ft9, 23 year old midfielder born in New Market, Ontario. Currently plays for FC Augsburg in Germany. He is currently the last player to score for Canada in an international game int he 2009 Gold Cup against Costa Rica.

There are many other players that could develop into great talents for Canada, but this is just a short sample. Left off this list is Jonathan de Guzman because of the fact that he has declared to play for Holland, though I have heard that he can still possibly play for Canada because he hasn't played for the Dutch senior national team.

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how to take amazing myspace pictures?

okay i have this camera:

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and im trying to take awesome pictures on myspace but i dont know what settings to set it to. i usually take mirror pics, or regular pics but whenever i try to and i look at the picture i cant see myself and i can only see the flash. i wanna be able to take photos that peaople will actually comment. any camera setting tips? poses? what settings would i set this to? so i can take amazing pictures like this;

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please help!!!!(:

Firstly, mirror pics many times don't work unless the flash is off and there is great lighting in the room. I personally don't like taking these types of pics unless I'm showing off an outfit I like.

Okay, for different settings, I would of course suggest to turn off the flash and find a light to be near. I usually do this because I tend to not look good in flash. Also, set it on 10 second timer (most cameras have this option) so you can position the camera somewhere, making it easier to do a cute pose.

Be creative with poses, and use props if necessary. I'm weird, so I get random with this. I might growl at the camera and pretend to be a dinosaur, or have a stuffed animal snake curled around my neck (as in my avatar), or have a rubber band aimed at the camera (as I said I'm weird haha). You might be looking for cuteness, however, so have fun thinking up different poses.

Never take a picture at an angle straight above you, unless you move your head in the direction of it. Otherwise, this can be very unflattering.
It's a major no no, unless you are aiming for ridiculous. Just experiment with different picture angles and find your favorite. Maybe take a few in that same angle to find the best.

Make sure you look perfect! Do your make up and hair and put on a cute outfit, because people will notice.

Find a good place to take the picture. You don't want to be in front of or in an embarassing environment. If you are outside, use nature to your advantage. Also, you might want a tripod if you are outside, in case you want a picture of you sitting on a tree or something. ;]

Don't delete pictures on the spot...you might change your mind and end up liking it more than others.

When I'm done taking pictures, I usually go to www.picnik.com to edit them. It's sort of confusing at first, but once you get used to all the different settings, it's worth it. Experiment with all of their settings and see which you like best, and mix some together to see how it works.

I hope this has helped you!

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