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David Beckham's €10m-a-year (£8.5m) salary for his new club Paris Saint-Germain will be given to a children's charity here in the French capital, the player has announced.
After being presented like a rock or film star to a crowded press conference at the Parc des Princes, Beckham, 37, parried questions suggesting that he was now a highly paid icon rather than a footballer. "It's always for me about playing football," he said. "But one of the reasons why I agreed to come to Paris is that I won't receive any salary. It will all go to a local children's charity."
Cynics might suggest that this is a neat way of avoiding the punitive new taxes on the super-rich which are to be introduced in France later this year. Beckham – greeted even at the press conference with cries of "Daveed, Daveed" and "Bravo!" – insisted that he had chosen PSG because he wanted to be part of the Qatar-funded plans to make the club "one of the greatest in the world".
Although Beckham signed only a five-month contract, he said that he had "discussed" the possibility of staying at the club in some sporting or promotional capacity when his playing career ends. No mention was made of what Beckham might earn from image and merchandising rights. His wages, which he will not claim, are understood to be around €800,000 a month.
After training with Arsenal in recent days, Beckham said that he hoped to make his debut in Ligue 1 "in the next few weeks" – but not this weekend or next. With only 15 league games remaining this season, Beckham's career with PSG – his fifth professional club – may amount to only a handful of matches.
Asked what he thought that he could bring to PSG on the field, Beckham said: "I have won 13 or 14 championships. I have played with some of the greatest clubs and greatest players in the world. I am still fit. I can run around and play just like I did when I was a 21-year-old. I haven't lost any pace because, to be quite honest, I was never a player who had much pace."
Beckham said that his wife and family would remain in London so that their three children could remain in their present schools.
Wearing a grey suit and grey tie, a big grin and a small beard, Beckham was asked if he could remember any French from his school days in Leytonstone. "Bonjour," he said. Asked why he had refused all offers from Premier League clubs, Beckham said: "I'm very lucky. I am 37 years old. I got a lot of offers [since his contract with LA Galaxy ended last month]. I got more offers than I ever had. At my age!
"I chose Paris because I can see what they are trying to do. This is an exciting city. It always has been. Now there is a club here which is going to be one of the top clubs in the world in the next 10 to 15 years. I don't say that I'm still going to be playing myself in 10 years' time."
He said there was never any question of his going back on his pledge when he left Manchester United that he would never play for another English club. "I had a wonderful time and lots of success at United," he said. "It's the team I support. I couldn't play for another club in England."
Beckham's arrival at PSG – with the club second in Ligue 1 and qualified for the knockout phase of the Champions League – received mixed reactions here. Some fans were delighted at the reversal of the usual one-way traffic in football talent across the Channel.
Others said that they thought Beckham was here for commercial and publicity reasons – for Qatari purposes as much for the promotion of PSG. "The fans will take a lot of persuading about Beckham," said Jean-Luc, proprietor of a sports bar in the shadow of the Parc des Princes, last night. "This is a PR deal, not a football deal. He will sell a lot of shirts but how many goals will he score?"
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anita mathew September 2, 2012 at 10:08 pm - Reply In India Monsanto began to influence government to introduce BT brinjal and the activists educated the farmers and there was a huge campaign against Monsanto so the government had to put the whole issue on the shelf..but we are not sure if backdoor methods are still on to change the status..money we know walks and talks and if Mondsanto is not welcome on home ground then they will spread their tentacles to developing nations who have already much of their organic farming and crop rotation techniques due to the so called green revolution where fertilizers and pesticides were used indiscriminatly laying land fallow within 10years and many poor farmers committed suicide once their nest eggs after the first flush of bumper crops petered out due to leaching of soil by the overuse of fertilizers.The Kuttanad rice bowl in kerala is an example of over use of pesticides and contamination of water in the paddy fields leading to no more crops happening as it used to leaving many agricultural households poor and needy.Now if it is GMO we are doomed… In africa I saw the devastation done to health due to the genetically modified maize!
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Yet the true nature of the insult is not the reluctance of the West to use that grain for emergency relief. Talk to the aid agencies and they make it clear that the EC and America are all too happy to remove grain from its expensive storage and give it away in circumstances that bring the added kudos of world approval.
The immediate problem in Somalia is one of distribution, not supplies.
Admittedly, it is a shame that donors are often reluctant to allow emergency food aid to be sold rather than given away free.
Often, using the existing market is the most efficient way to distribute food in an emergency situation, even if at subsidised prices. Putting in the paraphernalia that goes with free distribution is costly and often creates problems by undermining the existing infrastructure.
Nevertheless, it is not the use to which the mountains are being put but their existence that is such an affront. For they are the all-too-solid symbols of the sordid politics of global food subsidies.
The stocks in the Community's grain bins reflect a protectionist system that prevents developing nations from undertaking legitimate trade with their neighbours, and even sometimes undermines their self-sufficiency.
For the West to 'subsidise' sales to developing nations in the name of food aid sounds fine in principle. But lift the stone.
Usually you will find governments seeking to solve the problem of where to find markets for the unwanted grain grown by their subsidised farmers.
Unfortunately, such non-emergency food aid easily wrecks the delicate indigenous economic and agricultural relationships of developing countries.
Take Peru. Twenty years ago it was broadly self-sufficient in food. But then along came the United States looking for new markets for its farmers. In tow were the big banks looking for new markets for their loans.
Add in an unpopular Peruvian government that saw short-term votes in cheap food and you had a recipe for disaster. Peru's farmers could not compete; wheat production has virtually ceased.
The loss of the farmers' livelihood has accentuated the drift to the towns; urbanisation has led to discontent and helped to foster the ugly political state in which Peru now finds itself.
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SAN DIEGO, Nov. 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- CCH announced today two new mobile Apps will be available for tax season to help professionals serve their clients better than ever – anytime and from anywhere. The new Mobile Electronic Filing Status (ELF) App enhances the ability to easily monitor the status of e-filed tax returns from a smartphone or tablet. And, with the new ProSystem fx® Mobile App, professionals can quickly connect to client databases while working out of the office. Both mobile Apps will be available for free downloads by the end of 2012 on Apple iPhone®, iPad® and Android™ devices. CCH, a Wolters Kluwer business is a leading global provider of tax, accounting and audit information, software and services (CCHGroup.com).
"These new applications are the next steps in the natural progression of leveraging advanced technology to increase mobility and flexibility for tax and accounting professionals – so they can serve their clients from wherever they may be," said Angela Askew, CCH Product Manager.
Mobile Electronic Filing Status (ELF) App
With the advanced flexibility of the ELF App, professionals can easily monitor the status of a client's e-filed tax return. Getting an instant update is now as simple as tapping the ELF App icon to get things started. Simple navigation and colorful visuals enable tax professionals to quickly receive news on whether an e-filed return has been accepted or rejected by the IRS.
"You could be at a soccer game and open the ELF App to assist clients in ways that previously had to be done at the firm," said Askew. "Instead of taking time to power up a laptop and log in to your firm's network, using the ELF App is a much more efficient and convenient way for connecting to clients, data and staff."
ProSystem fx Mobile App
ProSystem fx Mobile is an accounting and management App for iPhone, iPad and Android mobile devices that lets professionals access the information they need for daily decision making that impacts clients and their entire firm. Using ProSystem fx Mobile, accounting and tax professionals can easily access client contact information, including addresses, phone numbers and email addresses in a secure digital environment.
Data is securely stored on CCH servers – protecting clients and firms 24/7. ProSystem fx Mobile also lets professionals access their ProSystem fx® Practice Intelligence content but will soon expand to include other ProSystem fx Suite products and information.
The ProSystem fx Mobile App also connects tax and accounting professionals with CCH's premier content, journals, the latest tax news updates and information through the industry's leading research platform, CCH IntelliConnect® for faster answers and better results.
ProSystem fx Mobile is also an extension of a CCH customer's ProSystem fx Suite, enabling users to retrieve information from ProSystem fx® Tax, ProSystem fx® Document and other solutions.
Both Apps are extensions of the CCH Mobile advanced technology platform. Each one is available for the upcoming tax season to provide professionals with greater flexibility and opportunities to work how and when they want to better serve clients.
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For more information on Mobile Electronic Filing Status (ELF) and ProSystem fx Mobile Apps designed for Apple iPhone, iPad and Android devices, please call a CCH sales representative at 1-888-CCH-REPS (1-888-224-7377) or visit CCHGroup.com/Mobile to learn more about CCH's advanced mobile solutions.
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CCH, a Wolters Kluwer business (CCHGroup.com) is a leading global provider of tax, accounting and audit information, software and services. It has served tax, accounting and business professionals since 1913. Among its market-leading solutions are The ProSystem fx® Suite, CorpSystem®, CCH® IntelliConnect®, Accounting Research Manager® and the U.S. Master Tax Guide®. CCH is based in Riverwoods, Ill. Follow us now on Twitter @CCHMediaHelp. Wolters Kluwer (www.wolterskluwer.com) is a market-leading global information services company. Wolters Kluwer is headquartered in Alphen aan den Rijn, the Netherlands. Its shares are quoted on Euronext Amsterdam (WKL) and are included in the AEX and Euronext 100 indices.
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Missing five-year-old found
A tense drama over a missing five-year-old boy in the Maples ended Saturday afternoon when the sheepish-looking child wandered out from a neighbour's home after being missing for almost 16 hours.
Family and friends had searched the neighbourhood, around the intersection of Sheppard Street and Inkster Boulevard, all night and well into the next morning searching for young Jaden Franklin, who was last seen playing with friends near his Marlow Court home around 9 p.m.
According to a family friend, Jaden was with about a half a dozen neighbourhood boys who were about to start boxing together. "They turned around and Jaden was gone," she said. "Just like that."
The family reported the boy missing around 10 p.m. and the search began. On Saturday morning, city police asked for the public's assistance in the search, while parents sat helpless on their cement porch.
"I don't know what to think right now," father Conrad Franklin said, describing his son as "shy" and "very energetic."
"He's not a kid who would take off like that," Franklin added. "He's never alone."
Around 1 p.m., two plain-clothed officers arrived to resume canvassing the neighborhood, and proceeded to a home directly across the back lane from the Franklin's complex. While officers questioned some kids inside, Jaden's mother, Priscilla, was talking about the search to a friend on her cellphone in the neighbour's backyard.
Suddenly, Priscilla seemed to spot something in her line of sight, dropped the phone, and darted for a boy in the back lane who seemed to appear out of nowhere at about 1:30 p.m.
"He's here! He's here!" the mother shouted. "We found him."
Priscilla repeatedly asked, "Where have to been?" while police, neighbours and family members arrived on the scene.
The boy – seemingly bewildered about what all the fuss was about - was quickly escorted to his own home, just a few metres away. Only moments later, the boy came out holding the hand of a family friend, taking her directly to another home across the back lane, where he had apparently spent the night with a friend.
Police entered the home, then left about 10 minutes later without comment. There still has been no statement from police, other than Jaden had been located.
A family friend, pastor Darrell Sanderson, spoke for the parents shortly after Jaden had been found.
"They're really in shock right now," Sanderson said. "We're just thanking God for watching over our little boy. Words can't explain how you feel when your little child goes missing."
Sanderson said the boy was eating pizza "like nothing ever happened. He appears to be fine."
The pastor added that the incident was a cautionary tale for parents.
"It's a good eye-opener," he said. "Keep your children close and be aware of where they are at all times."
That hasn't always been the case, said neighbour Jasmine Perreault.
"Some parents here just let their kids wander off," she said. "You see kids out at 9 (p.m.), 10 (p.m.) or even later. I always make sure my kids are in sight so I know dead sure where they are. If I can't see one of them, I'm out the door, regardless. That's my worst nightmare."
Even after the boy had been found, some family were in disbelief that he was apparently only metres away while they had frantically searched all night.
"We've been up and down these streets," said cousin Tanya Draper. "We've been knocking on doors... any playground in the vicinity. We went to the hospital, the McDonalds, the Sev (7-Eleven). Everywhere. Now he appears out of nowhere (in the back lane). It's freaky. But we're glad he's OK."
Updated on Saturday, July 13, 2013 at 11:54 AM CDT: Changed location to Maples.
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(Subhead) Law is Obama's top legislative achievement; its problematic rollout has put it in danger
As his administration scrambles to fix the online enrollment process under the Affordable Care Act, President Obama is facing a challenge that threatens to undercut the most significant legislative victory of his presidency.
The rest of the article is simply filler, noting how poorly the website is doing, how no one really seems to know what is being done to fix it, and no one really knows how many have actually signed up for the health insurance. But, as far as Obama's legacy, the problems with the website can't really harm it, because when historians write that essay they'll note that Obamacare was passed through parliamentary shenanigans with what would be considered bribes in the private sector, and over the severe objections of the American people, who were up in arms over the law even before it was passed. They'll note that the people who voted in favor of the bill never read it. They'll note that the Democrat led Congress wasted time on this travesty while the economy was still burning. And they'll note that it was still heavily unpopular even years beyond its passage.
And that's just Obamacare. They'll also note the anemic economy, pissing away almost a trillion dollars on the failed Stimulus, plus the little stimulus plans. They'll note that Obama's only "plans" to fix the economy were to call for tax increases and filling potholes. They'll note the NSA domestic spying. Fast and Furious. Benghazi. Drone strikes on civilians. Tyranny from federal agencies. The IRS scandal. Terrible international relations. All the golfing, parties, and vacations. Not bothering to meet with his economic council. Being the most partisan president ever. There aren't a lot of things actually in the win column.
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Kansas City, MO (SportsNetwork.com) - It wasn't a no-hitter, but Clayton Kershaw turned in another strong performance as the Los Angeles Dodgers took a 2-0 win over the Kansas City Royals in the second of a three-game set.
In his first appearance since his 15-strikeout no-hitter against the Rockies in which the only man that reached base did so on an error, Kershaw (8-2) struck out eight and walked one while giving up six hits in eight innings for his fifth win in as many starts.
"It definitely wasn't easy tonight," said Kershaw. "The fastball command was kind of all over the place. The defense played great."
Adrian Gonzalez and Andre Ethier each drove in a run for the Dodgers, who have won three of four.
Danny Duffy (4-7) dropped his second straight start despite giving up just one run on four hits over six innings for the Royals, who have lost five of six.
The Dodgers jumped on top in the first inning as Justin Turner tripled to start the game. He was held there when Matt Kemp grounded out and Yasiel Puig reached on an infield single, but Gonzalez got him home on a fielder's choice for a 1-0 lead.
Kershaw's bid for a repeat of his past performance came to a quick end as Eric Hosmer singled with one out in the first, but he got Billy Butler to hit into a 5-4-3 double play to end the frame.
Hosmer again singled with one out in the fourth and moved to second on a wild pitch with Alex Gordon at the plate. Gordon eventually worked a walk, but Salvador Perez grounded out to end the inning.
"He's definitely got his gameplan out there," Hosmer said of Kershaw. "Really for me it was just don't let him get to the breaking ball and just get to him early."
Kershaw struck out Justin Maxwell and Alcides Escobar with a man on base in the fifth, then stranded Butler in the sixth after striking out Gordon.
With one out in the seventh, Omar Infante and Danny Valencia singled and a Maxwell fielder's choice left runners at the corners. Escobar, though, grounded out as the Royals stayed off the board.
Kershaw tossed a 1-2-3 eighth inning, and the Dodgers gave themselves some insurance in the ninth.
Gonzalez walked to start the inning and moved to second on an A.J. Ellis single. Ethier then delivered a pinch-hit single for a 2-0 lead.
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- Wintry conditions come after Britain was hotter than Ibiza this past week
- Snow due to turn heavier in time for rush hour this morning
- Temperatures expected to drop to -7C in some areas
Britain faces four more days of Siberian weather – and the odds of a white Easter are dropping as quickly as the temperatures.
The freeze that struck Britain at the weekend will continue today, with most areas blighted by bad weather as the mercury falls as low as -7C.
Yesterday's band of light sleet and snow falling from East Anglia to Lancashire is expected to become heavier today, with the whole of the south coast facing up to two inches of snow.
The Met Office issued an amber weather warning for Devon, where four inches were expected by this morning.
Frozen: Kadie Lane, 4, takes a look at icicles in Carrshield in Northumberland, as a return of freezing temperatures and snow will further delay springtime weather for Britain
Children play amongst a beautiful snowy scene at a forest plantation in County Durham after heavy snow showers covered northern England in a blanket of snow yesterday
Treacherous: A blizzard creates difficult driving conditions near Hexham in Northumberland
Snow covered: The A69 in Newcastle after more overnight snow
Kadie Lane, 4, enjoys the snow near Carrshield in Northumberland
Experts at Meteogroup have warned that a big change in temperature would be felt
Looks slippery: Kadie Lane 4, enjoys the snow at Kilhope, County Durham, as a return of freezing temperatures and snow will further delay springtime weather for Britain
Snow: An early morning dog walker in Linlithgow, Scotland, struggles through the blizzard conditions
Icy weather has been swept in by high winds from Siberia, with forecasters predicting some of the coldest conditions of the winter. Snow will continue to fall well into this week, with rain replacing it on Friday.
Motoring services firm RAC said it expects potential breakdowns to increase by 20 per cent over the next few days, while the Highways Agency said it had more than 500 salt spreaders, ploughs and snow-blowers on standby to deal with ice on the roads this week.
The cold snap comes after a week of balmy weather that saw parts of Britain enjoy hotter temperatures than Ibiza.
Picturesque: Right, the snow covered hills in Wincle, Cheshire, yesterday
Suited: Heidi, a 19-month-old St Bernard, enjoying the snowy conditions this morning near Linlithgow, Scotland
Walking the dog: Snow in Carrshield, Northumberland, as freezing temperatures returned to Britain yesterday
Forecasters have warned temperatures could plummet to as low as -7C today
A cyclist makes his way along a snowy track near Ladmanlow, Derbyshire
Sheep in fields near Wincle, Cheshire, brave the cold
A van is recovered after sliding off the snow covered A515 near Hartington in the Derbyshire Peak District
Sheep in snow covered fields near Wincle, Cheshire
A car makes its way down a recently gritted road lined with snow filled trees in Buxton in the Derbyshire Peak District (left) while a man makes his way to work in the freezing conditions in Bonnybridge, Falkirk (right)
Now bookmakers are slashing the odds of a first white Easter since 2008, after swathes of the country were blanketed in snow yesterday.
It is even money for snow to fall in any major city over the holiday at the end of this month – and there's a 4/1 chance of the coldest Easter on record, according to Ladbrokes.
Today will see temperature highs of just 5C and lows of -7C – just a few degrees above this winter's low of -13.6C, recorded in January in Buntingford, Hertfordshire.
Wintry conditions: Highland cattle pictured in the Bathgate Hills, near Linlithgow, Scotland, this morning
Sheep huddle for warmth by a dry stone wall near Buxton, Derbyshire, following the snowfall
A woman walks through Pavilion Gardens in Buxton, Derbyshire after overnight snowfall
Julian Mayes of Meteogroup said:
'Overnight temperatures will have some quite severe and penetrating
frosts, particularly on Tuesday and Wednesday nights right across the
'Early Monday morning, we're looking at a risk of snow, particularly over south-west England, then central-southern England, and that then moving into south-east England.
'Obviously, it being Monday morning, this could be quite disruptive for the rush-hour.'
Poppy the dog with owner Sheila on the snow-covered streets in Newcastle yesterday
A jogger hits the streets, despite the light covering of snow in Newcastle yesterday morning
The country has been warned falling temperatures could go as far as -7C today. Pictured is Malcolm Rawlinson with dog Charlie in Newcastle
Sheep in the snow and freezing temperatures near Hexham, Northumberland
With snow on their fleeces, a flock of sheep brace themselves for another day in the cold after overnight snow near Sparrowpit in The Derbyshire Peak District
Walkers stop for a break on Rushup Edge above Edale in The Derbyshire Peak District
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Cull the old, so that the new generation can be slave laborers who want to jump out the window if they don't get double Zoloft pronto.
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Clare Nicolson + The Triangle Trend
Have you noticed that triangle motifs are all the rage, still? I went with the trend for my party Saturday and had accents around the room with triangle prints. If you were there, you may have noticed. But yes, triangles are the new black, perhaps this started with the pendant trend, at least online that seems to be where the whole triangle obsession popped up – when crafty bloggers were showing their triangle-shaped pendants displayed above their desk, party table or stretched across a wall in their living room. Who knows where the triangle madness began but hey, let's roll with it, right? I think the colorful, quirky and fun Clare Nicolson collection of digitally printed interior textiles and accessories fits the trend well – she has a few triangles working their magic on her cushions and I'm loving it. Triangles are aitch.oh.tee HOT!
Clare's entire range includes tea towels, stuffed bird pillows, throw cushions, handmade greeting cards and other interior accessories where Clare incorporates vintage fabrics to produce designs that are extra special with a touch of retro granny chic charm. Her line of cushions caught my eye today so I thought I'd share them. They certainly brighten those gray skies!
You can see more of Clare's work over at All Things Original – a great online shop featuring loads of sellers and fun products. You can also check out her look book over at Issuu here.
So, tell me – are you digging the triangle-as-design-motif trend? I wrote about it over a year ago for an article on Etsy (see it here), but it seems our little polygon friends are surfacing again – stronger than ever!
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I might need the Garden and Pink Bird pillows. Very cute! Aside from the triangular bunting trend I hadn't noticed but I will now :-) BTW, I finally got your book yesterday and it's amazing! I haven't put it down!
Well I must admit, I love triangles – especially since I obviously love bunting:-) I generally love the graphic-illustrative-artsy touch to triangle design, something that is nicely done in the pillow showcased in your blog post or that brands like Ferm Living execute fabulously. So, when it comes to triangles: I'm game! Cheerio, Igor xoxo
Wow – love the colors and patterns here, lovely! :-)
It struck me when I read your post, that it really is a trend. I see it often I think and I like it!
Definitely dig the triangles! Actually all things geometric! So retro and it reminds me of my childhood in the 80s. I've been planning on incorporating it into my sewing! Woop!
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November 17th, 2011 at 5:05pmI love those pillows!! I want the one with the birds!
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Totally fan, we love Clare Nicolson's work ! We had to choose few cushions for our shop, but I love all of them !
Hi Holly – Until I read this article and referred back to the Etsy article you mention, I had not consciously become aware of the Triangle Trend. But something in the sub-conscious is beginning to surface here and now that the awareness has hit, I'll bet I will not being seeing stars before my eyes, but triangles.
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how cute how cute! i like this style of pillows
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I think it looks retro, geometric, funky but classy too (triangles I mean, not my blog header!)


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