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Yet because lightning usually claims only one or two victims at a time and does not cause mass destruction of property, it is underrated as a risk. While documented lightning injuries in the U.S. average about 300 per year, undocumented injuries are likely much higher. Thunderstorms are most likely to develop on spring or summer days but can occur year round. As the sun heats the air, pockets of warmer air start to rise and cumulus clouds form. Continued heating can cause these clouds to grow vertically into towering cumulus clouds, often the first sign of a developing storm." We've already had build-up- s this summer. The 1 pc Winnipeg Christopher Torchia EURO 2008 ASSOCIATED PRESS The ANKARA, Turkey armies of the Ottoman Empire could not conquer Vienna. Eleven soccer players from Turkey can. That's the way many Turks feel, a heady, sense that Turkey's underdog run to the European Championship semifinals involves more than goal scoring. To these fans, it's about pride and patriotism; ethnic identity and insecurity; centuries of conflict and coexistence; and the prickly, modern-darelationship between Turks and the West. "There is an unwritten condition here in this country, the desire to show to the world what the Turks can do as a soft power," said Huseyin ' Bagci, a Turkish academic. "The Turks are bringing a new flair to Europe. It's like putting something spicy into food." But it's not just us versus them. The team has showcased Turkish skill, tenacity, and even the most fanatic of fans grudgingly admit hick in comeback wins against the Swiss, Czechs and Croats. 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S .6148 pc 9973 s CaboSanLucas VT;Q A v: jijiiujiiy Yesterday FRIDAY ... Regional almanac W Wednesday, June 25. 2008 THURSDAY Utah & The West TODAY CITY HERALD if Turkey wins, cities will reverberate with whoops, car horns, fireworks and even celebratory gunfire. In Parliament on Tuesday, Turkey Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the national team had inspired "all people around the world who have to succeed despite difficult conditions, shortcomings land-boun- o o c and disadvantages." Prospects for Turkey against the experienced, relentless Germans look grim, with key players out because of injuries and suspensions. But Turks place hopes in coach Fatih Terim, known as the "Emperor" because he expects total obedience, directing players like a military commander. fans after the game against Croatia on Friday night. TriTerim embodies the intense , nationalism in Turkey, where umphant Turks started many of the rumbles. some feel their sovereignty is under threat. Turkey has known soccer The spectacle of euphoric success, finishing third in the World Cup held in South Kocrowds waving the red and rea and Japan in 2002. There, white national flag makes libits opponents included Brazil, eral Turks nervous about posSenegal and Asian nations, but sible intolerance among people victory in Europe, the cradle of who find an outlet in soccer, while none exists in the grind global soccer, is "more imporof daily life. tant," said Gursoy Delioglu, a chemistry teacher in Istanbul "People just think that they iW..V,,Vare better than the rest of the Delioglu will watch the Germany showdown on a boat world," said Burak Demirciog-ki- , in the Bosporus Strait, which e n hi. vi inM i noauvioicy rrcaa a translator in the flows between the European A Turkish soccer fan stands on top of a vehicle as he celebrates Mediterranean city of Izmir. and Asian sides of the former "This is success for them. It's the victory of Turkey over Croatia in the quarterfinal match Ottoman capital Most fans will all about winning." of the 2008 European Soccer Championships on Saturday. campaigns in Europe, repelled at the strategic city of Vienna in 1529 and 1683. By the time of the latter siege, Ottoman military prowess and economic vigor were in decline, and Europe was in the ascent. More than a dozen people were injured in fights between 'f. o jtj tl free-lanc- v |
