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The storms triggered flash floods across Sydney, while a second line of storms developing further west brought floods to Melbourne. Dry roads are said to have been turned into rivers, as 2 inches of rain fell in a very short space of time. Sydney and Melbourne had thunder, lightning and hall the size of marbles. Sydney was also hit hard by flash floods and winds gust-in- g over 50mph. Elsewhere, violent snow and rain storms have been pummeling much of eastern and western Canada. St John's (Newfoundland) was plunged into darkness after two days of harsh weather cut power across the region. Also, Residents of London, Ontario, are braced for more snow. Schools in the region have been closed and a number of flights have been canceled." What's up with the weather? 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HiU 6251 7360 6446 9074 8676 3723 6559 4736 Cold with WEDNESDAY Albany ms Acapuko Algiers Amsterdam TUESDAY Utah & The West rnniv CITY Monday, December 10, 2007 Sun & moon O O First quarter Dec. 17 Full Dec 23 QO Last quarter Dec 31 RISES SETS SUN 7:38 a.m. 5:01 p.m. 7:39 a.m. 5:01 p.m. MOON 8:50 a.m. 5:36 p.m. 9:38 a.m. 6:37 p.m. RISES SETS Ice and sleet will fall from the Texas panhandle to New England, creating hazardous travel conditions today. Snow will fall in the southern Rockies, central Plains and New England with cold air around. Sky watch o : Tonight's Sky: Eridanus, the river, stretches almost 60 New Jan. 8 National forecast ' degrees from north to south. Its northern end is near Rigel, the brightest star in Orion. MERCURY VENUS MARS Sara: md Jin Tod4 Oregon Muxun ol StiHW JUPITER SATURN Industry RISES 7:24 a.m. 4:04 a.m. 6:07 p.m. 8:24 a.m. 11:17 p.m. SETS 4:41 2:52 9:29 5:40 1231 p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Trojans shut down Florida State to take first College Cup title Chris Duncan THE , ASSOCIATED PRESS COLLEGE STATION, Texas When Ali Khosroshahin took over as Southern V 'r J l "" ' . ( ' HL i ' ? X California's women's soccer coach last year, athletic director Mike Garrett bluntly told him that the school's programs were only measured by national championships. Point taken, Khosroshahin says he'll sit down with Garrett this week to talk about a new contract. Marihelen Tomer and Janes-s- a Currier scored goals as the Trojans beat Florida State on Sunday in the final of the ' NCAA Women's College Cup. had The Trojans (20-3-never advanced past the second round of the NCAA MATT SLOCUMAssoclated Press tournament before this season. Khosroshahin is the first coach Southern California head coach All Khosroshahin, right is dunked after Southern California ever to win it all in his first in the NCAA Women's College Cup championship on Sunday. defeated Florida State, season, and he doesnt act the least bit surprised that his team e morrow. You have to have that er, USC snapped a The Trojans put that game out pulled it off. belief in yourself. You have to losing streak to "If we didn't get it accomof their minds on Saturday and have that belief in your players UCLA, in Friday's semifilooked like the more focused, plished this year," he said, "it and you have to believe in each nals, naming the Bruins' fifth determined team in the finaL would've been a huge disapother and believe in the plan." "We haven't celebrated any . pointment. We've would've straight appearance in the FiTo make the run even sweet nal Four of women's soccer. been back working again to wins in the tournament," Khos 2-- 0 2-- nine-gam- d 2-- 1, roshahin said. "After every game, we've gone to the players and said, 'Act like you've been here before, because we're on a bigger mission.' " were also playing in the champi-onshi- p game for the first time, a big step for a program that's only existed since 1995. "We just weren't good enough today," Florida State coach Mark Krikorian end. The Trojans defense repelled every Florida State threat, disrupting the Seminoles' smooth passing game and locking up leading scorers Mami Yamagu-ch- i and Sanna Talonen. The duo scored 11 of Florida State's 17 goals in the NCAA tournament. The Seminoles eouldn't even take advantage of an early stretch when the Trojans had only 10 players on the field. Freshman midfielder Ashli Sandoval, who assisted on USCs two goals in the semifinals, twisted her right ankle and limped to the bench with Khosroshahin implemented discipline from his first day on the job. He demanded the players accept his difficult training regimen mostly comprised of endless running and didn't want to know anything about them personally. Many resisted the tough love. None of them questioned his methods now. "At first, we'd always hoped we'd make it to this point," junior forward Amy Rodriguez said. 'I don't think it became a reality until, into the playoffs. We kept going round for round and I felt like, every game, we just took teams apart." The Trojans took the title with their fifth shutout of the 32:09 left before halftime. tournament and 16th in 25 In college soccer, if a starter is replaced by a substitute in games this season. This one was the most impressive of all the first half, the starter isn't the Seminofes led the nation allowed to return until the with 81 goals this seasoa second half. Khosroshahin Florida State (1863), playing in gambled and left his team its third consecutive College Cup, which allowed was shut out for just the second Sandoval to return as soon as time this seasoa The Seminoles she got her ankle taped. short-hande- |