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Not even the recent Katy Perry's reported rekindling romance with John Meyer has appeased Robert Pattinson's ex-gf, Kristen Stewart and the Speak star still buries some hatchet against the "Fireworks"singer.
Kristen still feels betrayed by the English songstress because of the increasing bond the two has had post-Robsten split. While she could not quite put a finger on it, Kristen feels uncomfortable to hear Rob "leaning on Katy's shoulders" as reports have it.
Katy has been with the celebrity couple through thick and thin. Or so Kristen thought, After the second Robsten break-up, Katy made a choice to go to Team Rob. While it should not surprise Kristen as Rob and Katy have been friends for years, Kristen apparently still could not help herself but feel stabbed in the back by someone she once considered her friend.
Katy has been with Kristen when Rob was in Australia. As soon as he flew in to L.A. from Down Under in mid-march, she was the first person the couple visited. It will be recalled that Robsten attended the birthday party of Katy's assistant Tamra Natisin on March 20, a day after the first photo of Robert and Kristen with a fan (posted by Laura Austin on Twitter) stormed the web.
This was the photo that broke the news that Rob went home to Kristen after he wrapped up filming The Rover in Australia. He did not go to London to his mom. He did not go home to his own Spanish-style villa in L.A. Robert went home to Kristen and the two went to Katy the second day he touched down L.A.. That was how Robsten was close to Katy. But now Katy chose Rob after the split. Kristen didn't like it one bit. Especially the rumored romance brewing between "friends." Kristen's friends.
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If in the past Kristen would go to Katy for little arguments the couple may have had. But now, Katy has "made her bed" with Rob. John Meyer's girlfriend had reportedly offered Rob a home to stay at in Sta. Barbara shortly after the split to get away from Los Angeles for a while after he stormed out of Kristen's house in Los Feliz.
Learning the recurring rumors of the friendship between Rob and Katy, which goes stronger every day, Kristen has totally cut off communications with the English songstress.Rob and Katy were last seen attending Bjork concert at Hollywood Palladium on June 8, 2013. Though he was accompanied by another male friend, Katy went alone. The two were seen side by side inside the concert hall but they decided to go discreet as they left the concert to avoid the army of photographers waiting for them outside.
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Tide Pods now come in a round plastic bin that features opaque orange where before there was a transparent surface through which consumers could see the individually packaged pods; they also come in newly opaque bags. Little kids could see the Tide Pods in the bowls, too, and to many of them the brightly colored, circular Pods looked like candy. Nearly 5,000 American little kids were exposed to single-load laundry-detergent packets like Tide Pods in the first half of this year, down from more than 6,200 last year, according to the Wall Street Journal.Continue reading...
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Procter & Gamble's financial realities aren't very encouraging these days, so the Cincinnati-based CPG giant is doing what it can in another important arena: branding and marketing.
The company is expanding its new corporate campaign called "The Everyday Effect" that highlights the practical yet spirit-lifting values of its products and brands. It launched in January and has been taking in every exercise and outlet from online video ads to TV spots; a big sampling day in New York City last month; and even an online, three-minute documentary called "Swiffer Effect" (watch below) about how the brand's products make life easier for the elderly.
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Procter & Gamble remains far from out of the woods in its closely watched effort to goose sales in traditional western markets, bolster its biggest brands, rebuild its innovation mojo—and do all of that at a less expensive level. The company's newest such effort is to overhaul how it measures the impact of its $5 billion-plus annual marketing outlay, especially its digital aspects, in a major new review.
America's largest advertising spender just adopted a new system two years ago for measuring ROI on marketing spending because investors—led by activist shareholder Bill Ackman—had begun pressuring new P&G CEO Bob McDonald to get more efficient in that area. Of course, Ackman and like thinkers began putting pressure on McDonald all over the map in an effort to get him to move more aggressively on a strategy to put P&G's financial returns back to historical peaks and more in line with those of competitors such as Colgate and Reckitt Benckiser.Continue reading...
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Three heavyweights of American industrialism were among those who spoke at a Fortune's Brainstorm Green conference, and they had a lot to say about what they're doing to make their companies more sustainable.
GM CEO Dan Akerson, Procter & Gamble CEO Bob McDonald, and General Mills CEO Kendall Powell each held forth at the sustainability-focused confab.
Akerson was the most newsworthy. He is genuinely fond of the Chevrolet Volt and will defend it against all comers, Akerson threw a potential trump card on the table against critics of GM's groundbreaking plug-in hybrid who believe it's way too expensive for whatever environmental benefits it yields, especially given all the federal-government subsidies it gets: The company plans a price cut of $7,000 to $10,000 on the "next generation" of the car and even plans for Volt "to be profitable," Akerson said.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on April 29, 2013 10:33 AM
Because it's such a huge part of the US and global economies, it's difficult for Procter & Gamble to untether itself from general trends even when that would be expedient. So when consumers worldwide are feeling up, down or iffy—with tentative growth in the US, slowing growth in China and negative "growth" in Europe—P&G executives are bound to feel the same way.
Thus P&G CEO Bob McDonald is having to explain the company's latest quarterly report as a glass half-full, with top-line growth a bit higher than expected, and bottom-line growth a bit lower. The company's huge brand stables in developed economies were mostly a drag, while developing markets give P&G some reasons for near-term optimism—such as Brazil, where it's about to begin shipping Ariel Pods in an effort to turn that country's laundry-detergent market upside down the way Tide Pods have in the United States.
"The market itself is rather choppy," McDonald told investors this week on a conference call. "We're in the midst of a recovery. The market's heading in one direction, but it's choppy."Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on April 5, 2013 11:32 AM
Tide Pods seem to be very good for Procter & Gamble, but some observers believe they're killing the rest of the detergent industry.
Naturally, P&G seems quite happy with how the pre-measured Pods are gobbling up market share in the U.S. detergent business, with expected fiscal-year sales of $500 million this year meaning that Tide Pods are well on their way to becoming yet another of the dozens of $1-billion-plus brands in the CPG giant's portfolio.
Moreover, this is a segment that P&G invented, as AP has noted, taking "eight years, 450 product sketches, 6,000 consumer tests and hundreds of millions of dollars." Despite imitators, Tide essentially has the category all to itself so far, with a market share of about 75 percent of unit doses, drawing customers from rivals without the technology. No wonder P&G plans to take Pods to Europe in the coming months.Continue reading...
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brand news
Posted by Dale Buss on April 4, 2013 09:37 AM
Arthur Frommer buys back travel book brand from Google, which acquired it with big plans last August.
Facebook readies for rumored phone event today.
Apple's futuristic campus project runs late and $2 billion overbudget.
BlackBerry turns mobile website into "test drive" of new Z10 phone, kills off BBM music service.
CVS and Rite-Aid target allergy season.
ConAgra boosts ad spending as commodity costs drop.
Detroit Electric launches Tesla rival.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on February 13, 2013 01:37 PM
Procter & Gamble is redoubling efforts to tap into the emotions of consumers and the inventiveness of entrepreneurs as CEO Bob McDonald declares that he has brought the company through a rough patch and sees a brighter future.
The company has just launched a new front door for its vaunted open-innovation program, Connect + Develop. The new website aims to speed up and simplify external connections by linking would be innovators directly to top company needs, and P&G business leaders directly to external innovation submissions.
Connect + Develop, which the company describes as, "at the heart of how P&G innovates," has been responsible for a wide variety of game-changing innovations introduced by P&G over the last decade, ranging from Swiffer Dusters to Crest Whitestrips. The aim of the new site is to make the sorts of connections that lead to such innovations "easier and more effective," Laura Becker, general manager of Connect + Develop and of global business development for P&G, said in a press release. Continue reading...
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Broadhurst Park
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|Lightbowne Road,
Moston, Manchester
|FC United of Manchester
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|November 2013 – present
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Broadhurst Park is a football stadium currently under construction on Ronald Johnson Playing Fields in Moston, Manchester.[1]
When completed, it will become the new home of FC United of Manchester and Moston Juniors FC.
The stadium was previously known by its project name: Moston Community Stadium. The name was changed after a members meeting in April 2014.
FC United of Manchester[edit]
FC United were formed in 2005 by a group of Manchester United supporters following the club's controversial takeover by Malcolm Glazer which led to hundreds of supporters defecting from the club.[2] Without a stadium of their own they agreed to use Bury's Gigg Lane stadium, but the agreement continues at the cost of approximately £5,000 per match.[3] Within a year, the fan-owned club set aspirations to build its own 7,000 to 10,000 capacity stadium as close to Manchester City Centre as possible by 2012 and consequently entered into negotiations with New East Manchester and Manchester City Council to develop their plans.[4] Despite attendances averaging over 2,000 in their first few seasons, the fact that the club only had access to a stadium of its own on its match days was a contributory factor in the club's financial loss for three years (£42,267 in 2007, £40,669 in 2008 and £9,663 in 2009).[3][5]
Moston Juniors[edit]
Moston Juniors are a junior football club formed in 1993. The club has Active Sports and Charity Club status and was the first club in Manchester to receive FA Charter Standard Community Club status.[6] The club signed the lease for Ronald Johnson Playing fields in 2007, with work to improve the site being completed in 2009 due to a £300,000 grant from Manchester City Council and the Football Foundation.[citation needed] The club had further plans with the help of a proposed £750,000 council grant to build a clubhouse and upgrade their pitches, however they were unable to secure sufficient additional funding to make the project happen. Moston Juniors are now entering a partnership with FC United and Manchester City Council so they can lease the new ground facilities.[7]
First proposal[edit]
The site initially proposed for the stadium was Ten Acres Lane in Newton Heath where FC United planned to build their ground on an existing leisure centre and Astroturf outdoor football pitch.[8] The plans indicated that these community facilities would have been maintained within the new scheme. Newton Heath is 2.8 miles (4.5 km) east north east of Manchester city centre and has close links to Manchester United, who were formed in the urban area and were originally known as Newton Heath LYR Football Club between 1878 and 1902.[9] The connection with Newton Heath may have been a contributory factor in its selection for the location of FC United's first stadium. An FC board member said, "You can't get away from the emotion of the location but this is as much about our future as the past and we are a club laying down our roots".[10]
On 4 March 2011 it was announced that Manchester City Council had backed out of plans to fund the new stadium with grants, despite the fact that the previously agreed £1.5 million was close to being raised by fans.[11]
Second proposal[edit]
After backing out of the Ten Acres Lane site, Manchester City Council stated that they were still committed to helping FC United build a ground in Manchester in time for the beginning of the 2012–13 season[12] and on 5 April 2011 it was announced that, after considering three possible alternative sites, Ronald Johnson Playing Fields in Moston was the preferred location for the stadium to be built according to Manchester City Council.[13]
Ronald Johnson Playing Fields[edit]
The playing fields in Moston were purchased on behalf of the workers of Johnson's family metal working and fabrication business (Johnson, Clapham and Morris). Ronald Lindsay Johnson (24 September 1889 to 29 May 1917) was serving as an Acting Captain and Divisional Trench Mortar Officer but was mortally wounded by a German shell whilst traveling from Zillebeke Lake.[14] He was the youngest son and sixth child of William Henry and Agnes Morton Johnson (née Brown) of Woodley, Dunham Massey. He graduated from King's College, Cambridge with a BA in 1911. He joined the family business, working at the Australian branch in Sydney but returned to the UK to enlist after World War I broke out.
He was promoted to lieutenant in early 1916 but was wounded by a rifle bullet near Martinpuich later that year during the Battle of the Somme. After short recuperation back at Endlsleigh Palace Hospital, Caxton Hall and 2nd Western General Hospital in Manchester he returned to duty just before Christmas 1916.[14] As DTMO for the 23rd Division, Johnson was responsible for co-ordinating the targeting and positioning of mortar batteries and it was during preparation for the Battle of Messines when he was mortally wounded on 29 May 1917. His grave is at Brandhoek Military Cemetery, Belgium (Plot II, Row D, Grave 1). He had ascended to chairman of his family business following the deaths of his father in February 1914 and his brother William in July 1916 and his will (compiled before Christmas 1916) originally left his shares in the family business in trust for the benefit of the employees of the firm; but when this bequest was deemed to be impractical, the trustees decided instead that eight acres of land should be purchased for the staff and the playing fields and recreation ground were opened in the presence of his mother on 17 June 1925.[14]
In April 1934, following the relocation of the Richard Johnson, Clapham and Morris Ltd firm to Trafford Park, the playing grounds were offered to the Parks Committee of the Manchester Corporation for £2,400.. At the time, the ground was described as being fenced all round with iron railings, containing bowling greens, a number of tennis courts and a cricket pitch, together with two well-built pavilions.
For many years the land was used for community events including football and funfairs. A cycle speedway track was built during the 1980s.[15] In 2005, a 2.4 m green powder coated weld mesh fence with gates was erected at the perimeter of the fields.[16] Around the same time, Moston Juniors became a registered charity in order to secure funding for the development of the site and they secured a lease in 2007.[17]
Moston Juniors, still play on the site and will be accommodated into the new scheme. FC United general manager Andy Walsh has said that the original plans for the Moston scheme remained similar to the original Ten Acres Lane proposal with a total capacity of 5,000 expected.[18]
Support and criticism[edit]
The proposal has not received the full support of local residents, with some residents organising protests against the use of the fields for construction of the stadium.[19] Residents opposed to the stadium are concerned that it will lead to parking problems and devaluation of their property.[20] There are also concerns about the loss of green space.[19][21]
There are also Moston residents who support the stadium proposals, believing the stadium will provide sports facilities and activities for local children and teenagers, improving the overall health of people the area.[22]
By the end of the consultation process 5,635 letters of support and 2,226 letters of objection were received.[23] – of these 7,653 (97.3%) were "standard letters" with supporters and objectors simply adding a signature. There were also 6 petitions with 854 names in support and 1,420 names in objection.[23]
Planning stage[edit]
The Executive Committee of Manchester City Council approved the proposal to site the ground development subject to a planning application and consultation with residents, local community groups and Moston Juniors FC in April 2011.[24] Detailed information about the new facility, including the tentative name Moston Community Stadium, was released on 9 June 2011.[25] The planning application was submitted in July 2011.[26][27]
A decision by the planning officers from Manchester City Council regarding consent had to be moved from 15 September to 27 October due to the volume of interest in the application.[28][29] The Head of Planning recommended that the Committee were "Minded to Approve" the planning application subject to a total of 42 attached conditions including the signing of an agreement for the site to have community use, an ongoing travel plan and off-site parking provision.[23] At the planning meeting on 27 October, Manchester City Council approved the planning permission for the new stadium.[30][31]
Current status and construction[edit]
The club signed a Section 106 and lease agreement in July 2012 which activated the planning permission which had been granted subject to the 42 conditions recommended by the Head of Planning back in October 2011.[32] Many of these conditions would be routinely applied to applications, such as the ground must be completed within three years (July 2015) and the building matching the submitted drawings. Other conditions include the recommendation that FC United not play any home games when Manchester City are also at home, or there being a major event at the City of Manchester Stadium due to the grounds being just over 3 miles apart and the possible impact on traffic and car parking availability within the area.[23] Floodlights on one of the community pitches must be switched off at 8pm, with the other pitches being allowed to operate until 9pm.[23]
The club's original target was to open the Ten Acres Lane site in August 2012. However, several delays ensued including the change of site to Moston and a 13 week "cooling off period" after the successful application.[33] The FC United board initially identified a tentative start date of May 2012,[34] but a legal challenge to the council's decision delayed this for nearly 18 months until work finally began in November 2013.[35]
Construction began in November 2013 and was scheduled to be completed by September 2014.[36] The completion target was to be 40 weeks after building has commenced.[36][37][38] The club hoped to kick off the 2014–15 season in their own ground. However, some difficulties with the pitch and the liquidation of the engineering firm contracted to build the St Mary's Road End of the ground, has led to delays. The current estimated handover date is May 2015.
Ground naming[edit]
The Moston Community Stadium was the project name for the ground announced in the summer of 2011.[39] However, the ground name was chosen by the members, known as "co-owners" at its Annual General Meeting on 10 April 2014.[40][41] The members were able to propose suggestions and these were reduced to a shortlist of seven.
- Broadhurst
- Broadhurst Park
- FCUM Hall
- Lightbowne Road
- Ronald Johnson Ground
- The Boardwalk
- United of Manchester Stadium
The name was announced as "Broadhurst Park" on 11 April 2014[42] Land in Moston was donated to Manchester Corporation in 1920 by cotton manufacturer Sir Edward Tootal Broadhurst, 1st Baronet, as a recognition of victory in the First World War.[43]
Judicial Review[edit]
After the planning approval was granted, local residents hired barristers to consider an appeal against the decision.[31] The activation of the planning permission allowed solicitors on behalf of a group called Residents United Residents Association (RURA) to launch its Judicial Review Pre-Action Protocol, which challenged the council's decision making process.[44] One of the original areas for appeal revolved around historic covenants on parts of the land, but the Charities Commission ruled that the fields are not charitable land.[45]
The residents gained legal aid to launch the judicial review and argued that there were flaws in the planning process. The review took place on 18–19 December 2012 in Manchester to decide whether the council's planning process was legal.[46] The judge reserved his decision for a month,[47] but decided to reject RURA's claim to quash the planning permission.[48] The final legal action from RURA came to an end after an unsuccessful challenge was made to the Court of Appeal in March 2013.[49]
With the judicial review over and the lease signed, FC United have to complete their fund raising during the build. The development fund target was originally £500,000 with fans having raised £446,000 at the time of the planning decision – but £250,000 of this had been spent on that planning procedure.[33][50] The overall cost of the Moston scheme is higher than originally planned at Ten Acres Lane and the development fund target is now £600,000.[33][51] A community share scheme target is now also £100,000 higher at £1.6m – with £1.3m raised before the scheme was put on hold following the uncertainty of the original proposal.[33][52] The club had applied for grants in the region of £1.5m, with £650,000 originally agreed by the City Council, plus a further £850,000 coming from the Football Foundation, Sport England & other grant bodies.[53]
The current funding package is in place to raise the £5.5m required:- [54]
- £2,000,000 FC United Community Shares scheme (target reached on 26 Feb 2015)[55]
- £300,000 Development Fund (£486,000 raised, but £250,000+ spent on fees – a further £114,000 to raise)[56]
- £550,000 Manchester City Council (approved January 2012)[57]
- £750,000 Sport England (Iconic facilities fund, stage one approval given. Funding approved in principle December 2011)[58]
- £150,000 Football Foundation Stadia Improvement Fund (approved [59])
- £500,000 Football Foundation Community Facilities Fund (approved [59])
- £300,000 Government grant, Community Assets and Services Fund (announced January 2014)[60][61]
- up to £500,000 Manchester City Council loan (approved January 2012 to bridge any funding gap if required)[57]
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- ^ FC United history
- ^ a b "FCUM Business Plan Summary 2010". March 2010. Retrieved 2 November 2010.
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- ^ Manchester United history 1900–09
- ^ Scott-Elliot, Robin (26 March 2010). "FC United plan Newton Heath move". The Independent (London).
- ^ Ten Acres Lane Council Statement & Update – FC United Official Website
- ^ Manchester City Council pull funding FC United Official Website
- ^ "FC United Options Review". Manchester City Council.
- ^ a b c O'Mara, Dave (26 December 2011) [2011]. Howard, Tony, ed. FC United of Manchester Official Matchday programme 7 (15 ed.). United Kingdom. pp. 10–13.
- ^ Friend of Ronald Johnson
- ^ Ronald Johnson Playing Fields (see page 5, planning history) Manchester City Council]
- ^ Moston Juniors Club History
- ^ Keegan, Mike (5 April 2011). "Home win: FC United to build 5,000 capacity stadium in Moston". Manchester Evening News (M.E.N. Media).
- ^ a b Keegan, Mike (19 April 2011). "Offside!: Moston residents in bid to block FC United stadium bid". Manchester Evening News (M.E.N. Media).
- ^ "War of words as Moston split by FC United stadium bid". Manchester Evening News (M.E.N. Media). 23 July 2011.
- ^ Keegan, Mike (19 April 2011). "Gift kicked off 101 years of sport in community". Manchester Evening News (M.E.N. Media).
- ^ Keegan, Mike (24 June 2011). "Moston neighbours who back FC United stadium plan say it will be 'fantastic' for area". Manchester Evening News (M.E.N. Media).
- ^ a b c d e "Manchester City Council Report for Resolution" (PDF). Manchester City Council. 27 October 2011.
- ^ Ground Update – 6 April 2011 fc-utd.co.uk official site
- ^ Moston Community Stadium Facility – FCUM Official Website
- ^ Keegan, Mike (5 April 2011). "Home win: FC United to build 5,000 capacity stadium in Moston". Manchester Evening News (M.E.N. Media).
- ^ FC United Stadium Planning Application
- ^ Keegan, Mike (29 July 2011). "Decision day on £3.5m stadium for FC United in Moston set for September 15". Manchester Evening News (M.E.N. Media).
- ^ Moston Planning Application fc-utd.co.uk official site
- ^ Planning permission approved – FC United official website Accessed 27 October 2011
- ^ a b Welsh, Pamela (28 October 2011). "Video: We'll take fight to extra time say objectors as FC United stadium in Moston gets go-ahead". Manchester Evening News (M.E.N. Media).
- ^ Moston Update – Section 106 and lease agreements signed fc-utd.co.uk official site
- ^ a b c d This Club Is My Club podcast 31 October 2011 iTunes
- ^ Moston – potential legal challenge www.fc-utd.co.uk
- ^ Building work finally begins on FC United's new stadium www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
- ^ a b "FC United of Manchester – Let the build begin". Fc-utd.co.uk. Retrieved 2014-05-18.
- ^ FC United Board Report
- ^ Scaling new heights FCUM Blog posted by Andy Walsh
- ^ Moston Community Stadium fc-utd.co.uk
- ^ Ground name to be chosen by fans fc-utd.co.uk
- ^ General Meeting 2014 fc-utd.co.uk
- ^ "FC United members choose Broadhurst Park as name for new ground". Retrieved 11 April 2014.
- ^ Broadhurst Clough – The Journey so Far, Manchester City Council
- ^ Judicial Review fc-utd.co.uk official site
- ^ Welsh, Pamela (1 November 2011). "Opponents to FC United stadium in Moston suffer setback in 'charitable land' ruling". Manchester Evening News (M.E.N. Media).
- ^ Exclusive by Mike Keegan (2012-11-28). "High Court judge to rule whether FC United stadium can be built in Moston | Manchester Evening News". menmedia.co.uk. Retrieved 2012-12-05.
- ^ "Judicial Review – an update | FC United Official Site". fc-utd.co.uk. 2012-12-19. Retrieved 2012-12-29.
- ^ FC United website (2013-01-25). "Stadium update – Judicial Review Ruling". fc-utd.co.uk. Retrieved 013–01–26. Check date values in:
- ^ "Challenge on FC United's Moston Community Stadium rejected". Manchester Evening News. 2013-03-20. Retrieved 2013-04-13.
- ^ FC United development fund
- ^ Development Fund Meeting FC Utd official site
- ^ FC United positive about stadium plans Place North West
- ^ Report for Resolution Manchester City Council
- ^ FC United Business plan FC United official site
- ^ FC United hits community share target F.C. United official website. Accessed 16 March 2012
- ^ FC United development fund page F.C. United official website. Accessed 24 March 2012
- ^ a b Council Executive approves extra funding for Moston site F.C. United official website. Accessed 24 March 2012
- ^ Council Executive approves extra funding for Moston site F.C. United "Pink Edition". Accessed 24 March 2012
- ^ a b Let the build begin F.C. United official website. Accessed 12 November 2013
- ^ FC United net £300k grant towards new stadium in Moston Manchester Evening News
- ^ Successful funding bid for Moston project fc-utd.co.uk
External links[edit]
- FC United Stadium Planning Application
- Moston Community Stadium facility – leaflet
- FC United Options Review
- Moston Juniors Original Plans 1
- Moston Juniors Original Plans 2
- Community shares scheme
- Building Chronicle


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LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. — When a man suspected of DUI didn't have an ID on him and was prepared to lie about his identity, officers were able to discover just who he was using an iris scan.
According to ABC 7, the Larimer County Sheriff's Office uses the technology to both book inmates and to verify that the correct person is being released. They are only one of two counties in the state with this technology.
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The Sheriff's Office has been using the technology since 2007. Smith said he hopes to one day have deputies carry scanners in the field.
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The Bible is not some-thing, but reveals Some-One. In the words of St. Paul to Timothy, all Scripture is inspired by God. (2 Tim. 3:16) The Greek means God-breathed. They reveal Jesus Christ and our encounter with Him is the heart of what it means to be a Christian.
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Keywords: Bible, scripture, lectio divina, prayer, fathers, early fathers, patristic, St Augustine, Deacon Keith Fournier
ORLANDO, FL (Catholic online) - On this Feast of St. Augustine, I am happy to present an excerpt from his great writings. It is found in the Office of Readings in the Liturgy of the Hours, the official prayer of the Catholic Church, on the Feast of St John the Evangelist.
The Bishop Augustine was reflecting on the first letter which the beloved disciple John wrote to the early Christians. In characteristic Patristic style (the style of the early church fathers), the good Bishop weaves the biblical text in between his inspired exposition.
This manner of reflecting on the biblical text - responding to it - returning to it - and reflecting again, reveals an intimate communion with the Living Word, Jesus Christ. It is He who is revealed in the written word. He comes and reveals Himself to all who live their lives in communion with Him.
Clearly Augustine did - and we can do so as well. The key which unlocks the door to this way of life is prayer. A Christian who does not pray is like a human person who does not breathe. Jesus Christ is alive. He is Risen. He is available to you and me as He was to Augustine. This style of approaching the Bible was perpetuated in the Western Church through the practice of Lectio Divina, praying the Scriptures.The Bible is an invitation into an encounter with the living God for every Christian. Its words are not a formula to obtain "success" in life, but an invitation into a communion of Love with the Living Word which is meant to bear the fruit of a new way of living in the Lord. The Bible is not some-thing, but reveals Some-One. In the words of St. Paul to Timothy, all Scripture is inspired by God. (2 Tim. 3:16) The Greek means God-breathed. They reveal Jesus Christ and our encounter with Him is the heart of what it means to be a Christian. As a young man, I searched for meaning and purpose in my life beyond the emptiness and materialism of the age. My search eventually they led to an encounter with the One who is the "Way, the Truth and the Life" (Jn. 14:6) and home to the Catholic Christian faith. One of the first fruits of this encounter was an unquenchable attraction to the Bible. I wanted to understand its meaning for my life. I spent nearly two years in a Benedictine Monastery where I began reading the Fathers of the Church and practicing what is called "Lectio Divina". It has carried me for years as I have continued the journey of following the Risen Jesus in His Church. The early Christians received the scriptures as a gift. They knew that the sacred words were to lead to a deeper communion of love with their source, the Living Word of God. Early theologians were mystics. My favorite definition of a theologian is from the Monk Evagrius of Pontus, someone who "rests his head on the chest of Christ." The image calls to mind the beloved disciple, John, depicted as doing just that in early Christian art. It also speaks of the indispensable prerequisite for any fruitful study of the Bible, a relationship with the Lord in the intimacy of prayer. Prayer must be practiced if it is to be perfected. Early Christians viewed the reading of Scripture as a way of encountering the Living Word, who gives Himself as bread to those who feed on this written Word. This practice is kept alive in the Christian monastic tradition, particularly among Benedictines in the West. It is embedded in the Eastern Christian tradition and especially evident in the writings of the early Church fathers. They wrote in a sort of stream of scriptural consciousness, moving from inspired thoughts to actual biblical quotes and back; most often without any reference to the specific "chapter and verse". The text was living within them. To use a phrase from my childhood they "knew it by heart." This way of encountering the Lord in His Word can be cultivated in our lives. It involves meeting the Lord in His word and being changed, converted, in that encounter. It can inform a rhythmic way of life steeped in the practice of the presence of God throughout the day. Participation in the rich and beautiful pattern of the Liturgical life of the Church, filled as it is with the Biblical texts that are arranged for the faithful every day, helps to develop this rhythm. This kind of prayer brings the word to life and changes the one engaged in it into the One whom they experience in the encounter. *****
St. Augustine: The Word Became Flesh and Revealed Life Itself We announce what existed from the beginning, what we have heard, what we have seen with our own eyes, what we have touched with our own hands. Who could touch the Word with his hands unless the Word was made flesh and lived among us?
Now this Word, whose flesh was so real that he could be touched by human hands, began to be flesh in the Virgin Mary's womb; but he did not begin to exist at that moment. We know this from what John says: What existed from the beginning. Notice how John's letter bears witness to his Gospel, which you just heard a moment ago: In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God.
Someone might interpret the phrase the Word of life to mean a word about Christ, rather than Christ's body itself which was touched by human hands. But consider what comes next: and life itself was revealed. Christ therefore is himself the Word of life.
And how was this life revealed? It existed from the beginning, but was not revealed to men, only to angels, who looked upon it and feasted upon it as their own spiritual bread. But what does Scripture say? Mankind ate the bread of angels.
Life itself was therefore revealed in the flesh. In this way what was visible to the heart alone could become visible also to the eye, and so heal men's hearts. For the Word is visible to the heart alone, while flesh is visible to bodily eyes as well. We already possessed the means to see the flesh, but we had no means of seeing the Word. The Word was made flesh so that we could see it, to heal the part of us by which we could see the Word.
John continues: And we are witnesses and we proclaim to you that eternal life which was with the Father and has been revealed among us - one might say more simply "revealed to us."
We proclaim to you what we have heard and seen. Make sure that you grasp the meaning of these words. The disciples saw our Lord in the flesh, face to face; they heard the words he spoke, and in turn they proclaimed the message to us. So we also have heard, although we have not seen.
Are we then less favored than those who both saw and heard? If that were so, why should John add: so that you too may have fellowship with us? They saw, and we have not seen; yet we have fellowship with them, because we and they share the same faith.
And our fellowship is with God the Father and Jesus Christ his Son. And we write this to you to make your joy complete - complete in that fellowship, in that love and in that unity.-----
Deacon Keith Fournier is Founder and Chairman of Common Good Foundation and Common Good Alliance. A married Roman Catholic Deacon of the Diocese of Richmond, Virginia, he and his wife Laurine have five grown children and six grandchildren, He serves as the Director of Adult Faith Formation at St. Stephen, Martyr Parish in Chesapeake, VA. He is also a human rights lawyer and public policy advocate.
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Through a new Master Class — a unique partnership between the School, city agencies, and the private sector — students are working to improve one of the most complex entities in the world: New York City.
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Save the Date for Reunion 2015!
April 17–19, 2015: Reconnect with classmates from around the world during a weekend of faculty-led industry panels, class dinners, and networking events.