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Writer: Tom Bodell
Date:Saturday August 25 2012
Time: 3:56PM
Hornet`s supporter James Watts isn`t alone in noticing the increase in sloppy 'journalism' directed towards Watford in light of the Italian revolution.
Whilst there are some informative and accurate bloggers, writers and journalists out there on the subject of the Golden Boys, that number appears to be ever diminishing. One recent example tipped the balance for James who puts across a well-reasoned, well though-out opinion of his own here...
Since the world of football journalism has suddenly decided to take an interest in Watford I appear to have found an overwhelming need to respond to some of the comments being made by those paid to do so.
I should start by saying I do not have a problem with journalists, pundits and bloggers having an opinion about Watford and the huge change that has taken place since the Pozzo`s arrival. It`s not even a problem if they have opinions that vary wildly from my own (though I haven`t been able to make my own mind up yet).
What I do have a problem with is people loudly giving what they imply to be a qualified opinion without apparently having done any research into either the club, the Pozzos, or even actual events that have taken place since they took over.
The catalyst that made me decide to actually write this stuff down was a debate on Life`s a Pitch, in which I`m told I should be very concerned about what`s going on at my club by a group of people who don`t appear to have the best grasp of what is going on, or what has very recently gone on at Watford FC.
The main factors that various professional opinion makers think I should be worried about appear to be; becoming a feeder club, losing our identity due to the amount of loan players, and the destruction of our academy. Coincidently these are things I am a little worried about, but they pale slightly in the context of the impending financial meltdown we were facing.
I`ll begin with the concern over Watford becoming Udinese`s feeder club. People know what a feeder club is right? Because last time I checked Watford was receiving a number of players from another club (I believe Udinese have loaned Watford 7 players so far with another three strongly linked at the time of writing). I don`t know, maybe the press has redefined the term without telling anybody.
The other two concerns are perhaps a little more legitimate. Watford has chosen to forgo Category One status in the new EPPP scheme in favour of the cheaper Category Three status. My initial reaction, like a lot of other Watford fans, was one of absolute disgust. But when the logistical and financial differences between the categories in the at best flawed EPPP are explored it does appear to be a sound business decision.
It should also be emphasised at this point that nothing real has actually changed at the academy. It`s just one label that has been forgone in favour of another that costs a lot less. The amount being invested is the same, the coaches are the same, and it most certainly has not been scrapped. Honestly there`s still an actual building and everything.
The potential loss of identity is also a legitimate criticism, but one which may or may not manifest itself until further into the season. However, the view that the amount of players putting on and taking off Watford shirts over the next few seasons will be far greater than in the past is an exaggeration.
In the 2011/12 season we had seven players on loan, and in both the 2010/11 and 2009/10 seasons we had five. Loan players in yellow shirts are not something new, it is something we do, and on occasion we even grow to adore them.
Vast numbers of players leaving every season is also something that can make it hard for a fan to remain in love with the squad. Unless of course you are a Watford fan and you watch your best players walk out the door, without fail, every season (on top of the loans that come to an end). Again, this is not something new, and in fact the evidence suggests the best players will stick around for two to three years as they have at the other Pozzo clubs, which is coincidentally the average lifespan for any half decent player than somehow ends up in our squad.
I could go on but I suspect I already have. We are concerned, if you`d bothered to check the last 10 years of ownership you would know that. But we are also cautiously optimistic, and if you`d bothered to do any research on the Pozzo`s football ideology you`d know that too. Please keep having an opinion (it makes a nice change to be noticed), but make it an informed one.
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Time: 3:56PM
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Preview: 2013 Africa Cup of Nations, Group A
Jan 16, 2013, 7:30 AM EDT
Group A, the only quartet without a traditional continental power, kicks off play at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday in South Africa. Whereas Ghana, Nigeria, and Cote d'Ivoire take headlining slots in the competition's other groups, a struggling host nation gets the preferred spot in the tournament's first group. As a result, we're left with a quartet where the highest ranked team has no history, the group's former champions may be its weakest teams, and the team that has reason to think it can do some damage is could still tumble out after three games.
Welcome to the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations. Over the next three days, we'll be giving you snapshots of the four, four-team groups. Today, we begin with Group A, a packet that starts the tournament at 11 a.m. Eastern on Saturday.
GROUP A: South Africa, Angola, Morocco, Cape Verde
World rank: 85; CAF rank: 22; Best finish: 1996 Champions
Many will remember the Bafana Bafana from their role as hosts for the 2010 World Cup. There, they became the first hosts to fail to advance out of their group. Things didn't improve competitively after the finals, with the team failing to qualify for the 2012 Cup of Nations in Gabon-Equatorial Guinea.
South Africa were absolved from a potential repeat embarrassment when, in response to domestic unrest in Libya, hosting duties were switched to the continent's southern tip. Now it's a matter of taking advantage of that fortune.
History: South Africa was banned from participation for political reasons until 1994, when they failed to qualify. As hosts in 1996, they won the competition in their first appearance and went on to qualify for seven successive finals (finishing second in 1998, third in 2000). They've missed the last two tournaments.
Players: South Africa's biggest star is Everton winger Steven Pienaar, but with the 30-year-old three months into an international retirement, the hosts are left with a team with few recognizable names. Some will remember midfielder Siphiwe Tshabalala, the team's most capped player (78), for his goal to open the 2010 World Cup, but with the possible exceptions of former Fulham midfielder Kagisho Dikgacoi (now with second-division Crystal Palace), forward Bernard Parker (who spent a short time with FC Twente), and defender Bongani Khumalo (who spent one season bouncing around England), only South African league experts will be familiar with this roster.
How they'll play: Head coach Gordon Igesund has played both one and two-striker formations in pre-tournament friendlies, each featuring 28-year-old Mamelodi Sundowns striker Katlego Mphela as the main threat. His 23 international goals (in 49 games) are almost twice as many as the next most-prolific player on the roster (Parker, 12).
Expect athletic but direct play that will rely on opportunism more than creativity.
Outlook: As hosts, they should expect to get out of this group, but a knockout round spot is not a given. If this tournament was being played anywhere else, the Bafana Bafana would be unlikely to come out of this group.
World rank: 78; CAF rank: 19; Best finish: Two quarterfinal appearances
Despite only qualifying for one World Cup (2006), Angola is making their fifth straight appearance in their continent's championship. In 2012, only the goal difference tiebreaker kept the Antelopes from making their third straight quarterfinal appearance. That setback hasn't kept the Angolans from setting ambitious goals for this tournament. Uruguayan coach Gustavo Ferrin, having guided his team to South Africa on a seven-match unbeaten run, is starting a top three finish.
History: Angola didn't qualify for the finals until 1996 but have since back seven of 10 tournaments. They've never advanced beyond the round of eight.
Players: Most of Ferrin's squad plays in the Angolan domestic league. Former Manchester United prospect Manucho Goncalves (Real Valladolid) is the most notable exception, his size and athleticism making him one of the more difficult marks in the tournament. Mateus (Nacional, Portugal) has been a regular in the team since their run to the knockout round at Germany 2006, Djalma (Kasımpaşa, Turkey) will provide the creative spark, while veteran Gilberto (AEL Limassol, Cyprus) will serve as the midfield linchpin.
It's an experienced group that has seen relative success in this competition. You can see why Ferrin wants them to be ambitious.
How they'll play: In the past, Angola's usually featured Goncalves as the focal point of a two-attacker setup, with the team's four-man midfield featuring a creator and destroyer. The team Ferrin's selected hints he'll set up the same way; however, this will be the 53-year-old's first major senior competition. It remains to be seen how he'll manage it.
The Antelopes don't play the most intense brand of soccer, but the technical quality is there. And they're capable of getting out on the counter.
Outlook: Angola has the talent and pedigree to get out of this group, but drawn with the host nation, their path to the final eight is not without pitfalls. There are no easy games in this packet, and while the Angolans should be favored to advance, a second straight near miss wouldn't be a shock.
World rank: 74; CAF rank: 17; Best finish: 1976 Champions
The 2015 hosts are appearing in their eighth finals in nine tournaments, yet the northwest African nation's results have been mostly disappointing. While they lost to the hosts in the final of Tunisia 2004, the Lions of the Atlas have only moved out of group one other time since 1998. This year, head coach Rachid Taoussi is without most of the countries most prominent stars, with Marouane Chamakh (West Ham), Adel Tarrabt (Queens Park Rangers), and Houssine Kharja (Qatar's Al-Araby) not in the team that travelled to South Africa. Despite the upheaval, Taoussi predicts the Lions and South Africa will advance from the group.
History: In addition to their 1976 title, Morocco has finished second (2004) and third (1980). Add in their fourth place finishes in 1996 and 1998 and the Lions have made the final four five times. It's the most accomplished history in the group.
Players: Chamakh, Tarrabt, Kharja and excluded Anzhi Makhachkala midfielder Mbark Boussoufa have combined for 186 caps and 38 goals. The 23-man team Taoussi's taking to South Africa count a total of 208 appearances and 12 goals.
This isn't merely a matter of taking a young team. Only six players in Taoussi's 23-man squad are under 24 years of age.
The most important of them is 22-year-old Montpellier midfielder Younès Belhanda (right). A key figure in MHSC's 2011-12 Ligue 1 title run, Belhanda is among the most talented players in this tournament. Morocco will need a lot of luck to advance if Belhanda doesn't perform like this group's best player.
How they'll play: In their latest pre-tournament friendly against Namibia, Taossi started Fiorentina's Mounir El Hamdaoui as a striker flanked in attack by Galatasaray's Nordin Amrabat, and Liverpool's Oussama Assaidi; however, it remains to be seen how the team sets up when Balhanda returns from injury. In all likelihood, Belhanda will have to do some heavy lifting to power the attack in front of sitters Karim El Ahmadi (Aston Villa) and Adil Hermach (Al-Hilal).
Outlook: Taoussi's over confident. This team's unlikely to break Morocco's recent trend of disappointment.
World rank: 70; CAF rank: 15; Best finish: Never previously qualified
In the always unpredictable world of African soccer, Cape Verde's qualification was the most difficult to foresee. This year's only finals debutants, the Blue Sharks qualified at the expense of Cameroon, a four-time champion that was trying to avoid the indignity of missing a second straight Cup. With their 3-2 aggregate win in the final playoff round, the island nation of around 500,000 people qualified for South Africa, leaving the Indomitable Lions at home.
Players: Defender Nando is the team captain and most experienced player (38 appearances) on a young and Verdean team that have had little time together. The more intriguing attacker is 23-year-old Lille forward Ryan Mendes, who has scored three goals in nine international appearances. Olhanesne's 21-year-old attacker Djaniny had a goal against Cameroon, one of two he's scored in four international appearances.
How they'll play: In their latest friendly, coach Lúcio Antunes started with one up top against Nigeria, though with players like Mendes and Djaniny starting on the bench, it's unclear that's how Antunes plans to play come Saturday's opener against South Africa. As with most things Cape Verde soccer, how they'll approach their first major tournament is an unknown.
Outlook: Having quickly acquired a reputation for a well-organized in defense, Cape Verde shouldn't be an easy match for any team. However, they get some bad luck having to face the host nation in their Cup of Nations debut. While many expect the Sharks to give South Africa a difficult time on Saturday, it is their first major tournament match, and they'll be on the road.
Had that match come later in the tournament, the Verdeans may be better prepared (having shaken off their first tournament jitters). In game one, they may miss out on valuable points they'd need to advance.
Saturday, Jan. 19, 11 a.m. ET – South Africa vs. Cape Verde
Saturday, Jan. 19, 2 p.m. ET – Angola vs. Morocco
Wednesday, Jan. 23, 10 a.m. ET – South Africa vs. Angola
Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1 p.m. ET – Morocco vs. Cape Verde
Sunday, Jan. 27, 12 p.m. ET – Morocco vs. South Africa
Sunday, Jan. 27, 12 p.m. ET – Cape Verde vs. Angola
Wild guess order of finish:
1. South Africa (7 pts.)
2. Angola (5 pts.)
3. Cape Verde (4 pts.)
4. Morocco (0 pts.)
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Who owns your e-book?
You've bought a book for your e-reader and it's yours to own, right? That's what George Orwell fans thought, until their purchases disappeared. The implications are sinister, discovers Simon Usborne
Wednesday 06 January 2010
Justin Gawronski, a 17-year-old American student living outside Detroit, had spent several weeks studying George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four when, one morning last July, Amazon ate his homework. He woke up and switched on his Kindle electronic reader only to watch the copy of the dystopian novel he had bought three months earlier disappear. "I was quite upset the moment it happened," Gawronski recalls in an email. "I certainly never expected something that I bought and thought I owned could be taken away from me so easily."
Gawronski wasn't the only victim of what would become known among some outraged bloggers as the "Kindle swindle". When Amazon realised copies of two Orwell books – Nineteen Eighty-Four and Animal Farm – had been added to the Kindle store by a company that did not have rights to them, it removed the books and hit the delete button. Next time users who had bought a copy logged on to Whispernet, the wireless service through which Amazon delivers all its e-books, their copies self-destructed. Customers commenting on online forums had previously reported the disappearance of digital editions of the Harry Potter books and the works of Ayn Rand over similar issues.
Online commentators had a field day when news of the Orwell incident flashed across the web. Here was the world's biggest bookseller effectively walking into its customer's homes under the cover of darkness and removing books from their shelves. And it couldn't have happened to a better novel. In Nineteen Eighty-Four, books that don't meet the approval of the totalitarian regime are thrown down an incineration chute called the "memory hole". By "disappearing" Nineteen Eighty-Four, albeit for less sinister reasons (customers were refunded), Amazon has triggered a wider debate about what it means to own books, music or film in the digital age.
And if we are to believe, as many do, that e-readers are the future of publishing, this really matters. In Britain, Waterstone's now has 20,000 books compatible with Sony's Touch and Pocket devices, as well as the iRiver Story. Amazon started shipping its Kindle to Britain and 100 other countries last October and also offers the service on the Apple iPhone. Last month Amazon's chief executive, Jeff Bezos, revealed that the Kindle store now stocks more than 350,000 books. More tellingly, Bezos said that, for titles also available in print, Amazon sells at a ratio of 100 real books to 48 digital books. "It won't be long before we're selling more electronic books than we are physical books," he told the New York Times Magazine. "It's astonishing."
But when we increasingly buy books and music that exist only as files, what does it mean to own them? When you walk into your local bookshop or even hit "proceed to checkout" on an online store, you are not forced to sign a contract before you get your copy of Animal Farm. Even if the paper-and-glue book turns out to have legal issues, a shop may be ordered to stop selling them but its customers can't be compelled to return their purchases – because they own the books.
But things are different online. When you pick up a book for your e-reader, you are not so much buying an object as a service and, as the Amazon Kindle "license agreement and terms of use" says, "Amazon reserves the right to modify, suspend, or discontinue the Service at any time, and Amazon will not be liable to you should it exercise such right." The small print you agree to when you sign up with Sony's service or Apple's iTunes store gives them similar rights over "your" stuff. It's part of Digital Rights Management (DRM), the system that also stops you carrying your iTunes music library to more than five computers, lending a friend your e-book as you might a real one, or copying a DVD to your computer.
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Zittrain says the law needs to catch up with the technology to prevent a scenario in which "a court-ordered change at Google could affect every participating library and consumer's version of the book". He adds in an email: "Devices like the Kindle and services like Google Books ought to be designed so that people can back up a copy of a work that places it beyond the reach of the vendor, and anyone who might order the vendor around."
Back in Detroit, Justin Gawronski has finished studying Nineteen Eighty-Four. He used a paperback copy of the book he already owned – really owned – to complete his studies and, in the meantime, sued Amazon for rendering useless the notes he had made on his Kindle. "That was the real kicker," he says. "I put a few solid weeks of work into that novel and while the notes were still there, they referred back to nothing." In the end Gawronski and Amazon reached a settlement, which was donated to charity. "I didn't want to make money or take advantage of a company," he explains, "I merely wanted to prevent such an atrocious use of DRM from happening again." And his Kindle? "It's broken," he says.
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Herta Ruth Williams took a round trip Greyhound bus ride to Salt Lake City for the October general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and a most unusual event occurred on her return trip to her home in Berthoud, Colo.
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The anger of senior Liberal Democrats following on from David Cameron's flawed diplomacy at last week's EU summit becomes more intense and vocal. On Friday the party's leader, Nick Clegg, appeared gullibly supportive of Mr Cameron's actions, choosing instead to lay the entire blame for Britain's veto of a new eurozone deal on President Nicolas Sarkozy of France alone.
It was a reaction that appeared weak and unconvincing – at the very least conveying the impression that Mr Clegg was willing to accept almost any departure from deeply held convictions in order to sustain the Coalition. Fortunately, over the weekend senior Lib Dem figures have been less restrained, and Mr Clegg himself has found something closer to his true voice. Among the most telling words were those of the former Lib Dem leader, Lord Ashdown. "We have isolated ourselves from Europe and diminished ourselves," he said.
Meanwhile, David Owen, writing in The Independent today, refers to Mr Cameron's "serious miscalculation" and warns of a "chasm" opening up in the Coalition. His one-time SDP partner Shirley Williams believes that what has happened is "a massive defeat for Britain in Washington, Beijing, New Delhi – capitals that value the influence they believe we have in Brussels".
We have reached a pivotal moment in the short history of the Tory-Liberal-Democrat Coalition, with a devoutly pro-European party propping up a Conservative Prime Minister who appears to have voluntarily excluded Britain from vital decision-making in the EU, a mind-boggling contortion.
The more that Mr Cameron insists that he made only modest demands of his European colleagues, the more urgently the question is raised about why, if those demands were so modest, they obtained no support from any other EU members. Mr Sarkozy and Angela Merkel are two leaders on the centre-right, like the British Prime Minister, and yet they evidently felt no inclination to help him. This raises a number of other questions, first about whether this isolation is part of the price being paid for Mr Cameron's previously disdainful attitude to Europe, and also about whether Mr Cameron is being held hostage by his party's Eurosceptics . Has he simply revealed his true colours – recklessly wielding a British veto without thinking of the consequences?
For the Liberal Democrats, this is cause for serious reflection. They have already failed to secure electoral reform from being in the Coalition. They suffer in the polls for spending decisions that the two parties have taken in Government. They are tied into the contentious economic policies of the Chancellor, George Osborne, for two years beyond the next election. Now they find themselves sustaining Mr Cameron's diplomacy in Europe that in terms of euroscepticism goes well beyond any act of hostility that Margaret Thatcher attempted.
With good cause, Mr Clegg and his party are passionate advocates of pluralist politics. The Coalition has been an experiment in pluralism that is rare in British history. But even worthwhile experiments have their limits and it must be increasingly clear to many Liberal Democrats that they have gone well beyond them.
There are obviously huge risks for the party if they pull out of the Coalition, and some for the country, too. In such circumstances, Mr Cameron might call an early election, win a majority and lead an even more Eurosceptic government. But in the light of recent events, the risks for party and country of sustaining the Coalition are greater.
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Have a hoot with us this fall during our Tracy Aviary Fall Break Camps! Each camp welcomes children in 1st through 4th grade and runs one full day from 9 am to 4 pm. Our camps explore different autumnal themes through crafts, games, and up-close, personal experiences with Tracy Aviary's most charismatic birds
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Cunning Corvids - October 15, 9am-4pm
You might not recognize the faces of the crows in your neighborhood, but they recognize yours! Explore this and so much more as we get to know the brainiest of birds: crows, ravens, and magpies. We'll discover corvid history, test our skills against those of crows, and of course, meet some of Tracy Aviary's most brilliant birds.
A Migration Vacation - October 16, 9am-4pm
As the days get shorter, some of our native Great Salt Lake birds decide to take an international trip—a migration vacation! We will explore why wetlands are so important to migratory birds, go on a migration of our own, and best of all meet some of our migrators friends up close and personal.
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- Camp Safety and Waiver Forms must be completed for each camper and provided to Tracy Aviary camp facilitators during camp. Forms can be found below and in the confirmation email you will receive after registering.
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If not enrolled in Before Care, children must be checked in between 8:45am and 9:00am. Lunch hour from 12pm-1pm is staff monitored and campers do not need to be picked up during this time. If not enrolled in After Care, children must be picked up promptly at 4pm.
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- If at least 14 business days notice, but less than 21 business days notice prior to camp start date is provided, 75% refund of registration fees
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OPINION: The desire expressed recently by Mayor Bob Parker for Christchurch City Council to take back more control of the city's affairs echoes the feelings of many Christchurch people. The mayor spoke of the matter two weeks ago, when he said he was looking forward to the council regaining control of the central business district from the Central Christchurch Development Unit "sooner rather than later". While acknowledging the important role the Government had in the rebuild, the mayor said: "We think [the city centre rebuild] is something that should be driven by the people in the city and council."
Until that comment at the beginning of this month the mayor had kept quiet about the sidelining of the council in the aftermath of the earthquake and any friction that might have occurred between the council and central government officials. It is clear, however, from Ripped Apart: A City in Chaos, Parker's candid and illuminating book about the aftermath of the earthquakes, that strife with Wellington occurred early. In the book, Parker tells, for instance, of tussles with the national Civil Defence organisation as it sought to take control, with not always happy results.
The greatest interference with the council's functions, though, came from the creation of the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority as a government department and then later the CCDU as a unit within Cera to plan the reconstruction of the central city. This, according to Parker, has left the council's elected representatives feeling "politically impotent" and accounts for the dysfunction ("so-called dysfunction", according to Parker) on the council.
Here, Parker has got his analysis backwards. The creation of Cera did not cause ructions among otherwise efficient and smoothly functioning councillors to erupt. Cera was necessary for several compelling reasons. But one of them, surely, was a fear, among other things, that councillors would not be able to put aside their differences to face the mammoth task before the city without petty distractions.
Whatever the cause, councillors certainly proceeded to live down to expectations when in the midst of the calamity, and egged on by irresponsible outside elements, they plunged the depths of mindless backbiting and bitchery in an ultimately trivial row over the chief executive's salary.
Power over the city's affairs will of course eventually be returned entirely to the council. So far as the CCDU is concerned, Parker is holding discussions with Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee. In order for him to be able to make a persuasive case, however, the council must show that it is capable of doing the job. Whether that is the case yet is far from clear. It is alarming, for instance, to hear that it is in danger of losing its accreditation as a building consents authority because of 17 identified shortcomings.
As to councillors themselves, they must turn their minds not just to the rebuild but also to the shape and governance of a greatly altered wider city. Huge budgetary problems will have to be dealt with. Whether councillors are up to it, especially in the year leading to an election when the temptation to engage in foolery would anyway be strong, will be a test. But until they do show they can operate without adult supervision, the case for regaining full control over matters so vital to the city's future will be hard to make.
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They saddled up despite the rain and put on a show for more than 1500 spectators.
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The event went off without a glitch yesterday, with no major injuries recorded during the day, apart from the usual bumps and bruises, he said.
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