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The mother of a five-year-old British boy snatched by gun-wielding robbers in Pakistan wept today as she begged the kidnappers not to hurt him
Akila Naqqash, 31, said there was "no way" her family could afford the £100,000 ransom on her son Sahil Saeed's head.
He was snatched this morning in the Punjab region after his grandmother's house was raided by five robbers.
Speaking at her home in Oldham, Greater Manchester, Ms Naqqash paid tribute to her "really sweet boy".
She added: "We have got no idea why we were targeted, we don't have any money. There is no way we could raise that money, there is nothing we can do.
"I would say (to the kidnappers) just why? Why can't you just be a grown person? He is just a little boy. He is just five years old, he was due to come home today. Please don't hurt him.
Breaking down in tears, Ms Naqqash added: "He is just a really sweet little boy, he is really tiny, he would not harm anyone."
She told how her son was "always smiling" but had become fed up with eating chapatis since his father had taken him to stay with relatives. He had been due to fly home with his father today.
Ms Naqqash added: "I phoned him every day of the last two weeks.
"When I last spoke to him he just said he couldn't wait to come home and have a jacket potato, he was fed up of the chapatis. He loves jacket potatoes with sweetcorn, cucumber, salad, he is a very healthy little boy.
"He is always smiling, he has lots of friends. He is very popular at school, he loves his friends and his teachers and his school dinners.
"He was having such a good time out there, he was excited about going out there and seeing his grandmother."
His father, Raja Naqqash Saeed, said the kidnappers had originally put a noon deadline on the ransom for his safe return.
The father was "hysterical" after five gunmen held the family at gunpoint throughout the night, the family said.
He said robbers armed with guns and hand grenades broke into the house in Jhelum, where he and his son were staying with the youngster's grandmother.
Ms Naqqash, who also has two daughters, Anisha, four, and Hafsah, 21 months, said she had heard nothing from the kidnappers.
She added: "My husband would swap places if he could, he said to them 'take me, I'll be your hostage'. We just want him back home.
"I found out at 7.45am when my sister knocked on the door, I was just making breakfast for my daughter.
"She said 'you need to sit down I've got some bad news'.
"I just broke down and thought it can't be true so I phoned my husband and he said it was true.
"I just cried and cried. That was the last time I spoke to him, I cant get through to him.
"We haven't heard anything from the kidnappers. All we can do is wait."
The boy's aunt, Amrana Iftikhar, called for the Prime Minister to intervene.
She added: "I just can't imagine life without Sahil. We just want him home safely.
"We have had no contact with the authorities in this country. Please just help us. He is five years old he is going to be really scared, he never leaves his mum and dad's side.
"I would say to the Prime Minister do as much as you can to get him back because we need him home with us."
Relatives said they were beaten, slapped and kicked by the robbers during a six-hour ordeal.
The father told Sky News: "They took me into the separate room and they tortured me.
"They said 'we will take your son and you will have to pay £100,000'."
A spokesman for the British High Commission in Islamabad said they had broken into the property at 11pm local time.
They eventually fled with the boy and household items, believed to be jewellery and money.
The family had been due to fly back to Britain today, the commission spokesman added.
Officials are in touch with the boy's family and local authorities are investigating the snatch, he added.
He said: "I can confirm that he was taken after robbers broke into the property at 11 last night. The kidnappers held the family at gunpoint overnight and left with the boy as well as some household possessions.
"We cannot confirm details of the ransom amount but the father has said it is £100,000."
Jane Sheridan, head teacher at Rushcroft Primary School where Sahil attended, said she was "deeply concerned".
She said: "Rushcroft is a very close-knit and friendly school community and Sahil and his family are very much in all our thoughts.
"I have informed the children, staff and governors about the situation today and clearly they are all very worried.
"Everyone at the school is deeply concerned about Sahil's welfare and we are doing all we can to support his family during this extremely difficult time."
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"Damn. I say, what time does the bar open?"
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Without looking up from the map, Marchese takes a dingy, silver flask out of his back pocket and offers it to the nervous man across from him, who declines. Marchese just grunts again and takes a swig himself. As he surveys the map, he comes across a name scrawled in the bottom righthand corner. Deamer. Marchese knew the name, and he subconsciously puts a hand on the scar across his chest. Goodrich was not going to agree to this. Not if Deamer is involved. Dyreng was too busy trying to stay awake to notice, his sullen, beady eyes staring out the window. Marchese folds the map back up, places it in the inside pocket of his coffee-brown, leather jacket, and takes another hit from his flask.
"The others wont agree to this. Not if Deamer is involved."
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"Sorry about the noise. Go back to sleep, I'll have someone clean this mess before you open."
And with that, he walks out of the door and into the sunrise. He grabs for his cell, and punches in the number that he knew by heart. The others are going to want to hear about this. On the other end of the line, a man's groggy voice picks up.
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Fitch: Tax Proposals Credit Negative for Sri Lanka Telcos
Fitch Ratings-Singapore/Colombo-02 March 2015: One-off and recurring taxes on the Sri Lankan telecoms sector as set out in the interim budget proposals on 7 February, raise regulatory risks and would lead to lower profitability and higher financial leverage for Sri Lankan telcos, says Fitch Ratings. The agency has revised its outlook on the sector to negative from stable. If enacted, we believe the proposals may hasten consolidation as two loss-making smaller operators could exit the industry, leaving three remaining.
The interim budget proposes a one-off "super gains" tax of 25% on profit, and a tax of LKR250m (USD1.8m) on each mobile operator. The proposals also shift the burden of a recurring telecom levy of 25% and 10% on prepaid voice and data revenue, respectively, on to telcos from consumers; operators can no longer pass these taxes on to consumers, as changes in retail prices require approval from the telecoms regulator.
A one-off tax of LKR1bn (USD7.5m) is also proposed on companies offering satellite direct-to-home (DTH) TV with more than 50,000 subscribers. The budget proposals, if enacted, will be effective from 1 April 2015.
Should the proposals go ahead, 2015 FFO-adjusted net leverage for Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT, BB-/Stable) and Dialog Axiata (Dialog, AAA(lka)/Stable) is likely to deteriorate to 1.8x and 2.5x, respectively (2014: 1.2x and 1.3x), while the operating EBITDAR margin may narrow by 400bp and 800bp, respectively. Of the two, Dialog will be more affected by the taxes as 38% of its 2014 revenue was from prepaid services, compared with 21% for SLT. Dialog will also pay LKR1bn, as the sole DTH operator with over 50,000 subscribers.
A shift in the burden of the 25% telecom levy from consumers to telcos is likely to incentivise consumers to increase voice and data usage. However, we think that this increase will be only gradual - and insufficient to offset the impact of the absorption of the telecom levy.
Smaller, loss-making telcos including Hutchison Lanka and Bharti Airtel's (BBB-/Stable) fully owned subsidiary, Airtel Lanka, may consider exiting the industry as most of their revenue is pre-paid. We believe that market leaders Dialog and SLT could acquire the smaller operators to reduce price-based competition and consolidate spectrum assets. Sri Lanka's telco market is one of the most overcrowded markets in the world, with five mobile operators serving a population of 21 million.
If the proposals are implemented, Sri Lankan telcos will pay one of the highest taxes as a percentage of revenue among Asia-Pacific telcos. SLT and Dialog will pay about 28% and 36% (2014: 12% and 17%) of their respective 2015 revenue in taxes, fees and levies. This is much higher than the case for India's Bharti Airtel and Indonesia's PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (BBB-/Stable), which paid about 20% and 17% of their 2014 revenue in similar taxes and levies to their respective governments.


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Canadian Government Was Worried About Disclosure Of Telecom Surveillance Info: Memo
OTTAWA - A move by telecommunications firms to be more forthcoming with the public about their role in police and spy surveillance could divulge "sensitive operational details," a senior Public Safety official warned in a classified memo.
Company efforts to reveal more about police and intelligence requests — even the disclosure of broad numbers — would require "extensive consultations with all relevant stakeholders," wrote Lynda Clairmont, senior assistant deputy minister for national and cybersecurity.
Clairmont's note, released under the Access to Information Act, provided advice to deputy minister Francois Guimont on the eve of his one-hour April 17 meeting with representatives of Telus Corp. to discuss specifically what information the company was allowed to tell the public about electronic surveillance activities.
Telus released a so-called "transparency report" five months later, revealing it had received more than 103,000 official requests for information about subscribers in 2013.
Rogers Communications published a similar report in June — three months before Telus — becoming the first of the major Canadian telecom firms to issue one. Bell Canada, the other major company, has yet to release a report.
The internal Public Safety memo sheds new light on behind-the-scenes tensions between government officials and industry amid pressure from privacy advocates and civil libertarians for details of the scope and nature of law enforcement access to Canadians' subscriber information, phone calls and email messages.
The demand for more transparency was fuelled by leaks from former American intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, whose significant disclosures revealed the U.S. National Security Agency had access to a huge volume of telecommunications data.
The revelations prompted a flurry of questions about the activities of the NSA's Canadian counterpart, the Communications Security Establishment, as well as the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and the RCMP.
The Public Safety Department is committed to protecting the security of Canadians while respecting their privacy, Clairmont wrote in her April 16 memo to Guimont, stamped "Secret/Canadian Eyes Only."
"We recognize that transparency is key to giving Parliament and Canadians confidence in our ability to meet both these objectives, but must continue to ensure that sensitive operational details remain protected."
There was a need to evaluate whether such details could be revealed even through "mass aggregate reporting of data," she added.
A month before Telus's scheduled meeting with Guimont, the company said it was prohibited from disclosing certain information by a governing document known as "Solicitor General's Enforcement Standards for Lawful Interception of Telecommunications."
In a letter to Christopher Parsons of the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab, a digital rights body, Telus privacy officer Heather Hawley said the company would ask the government to "clarify and limit the scope of current confidentiality requirements and to consider measures to facilitate greater transparency."
Neither Telus and Public Safety would make anyone available to answer questions about their discussions.
Rogers spokesman Kevin Spafford said the company did not talk with the government about its June transparency report before it was published.
The report said Rogers received almost 175,000 requests for customer information from government and police agencies last year. Of those, 74,415 were made under a warrant or court order, including production orders, summons, subpoenas and search warrants issued by a judge or other judicial officer.
In deciding what to disclose in its transparency report, the company abided by just one restriction, Ken Engelhart, chief privacy officer for Rogers, said at the time.
"The only legal restraint is that you can't even give a number of wireless interceptions that you do — that's like a wiretap, but it's a wireless tap," Engelhart said in an interview.
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According to documents given to Privacy Commissioner Chantal Bernier, the federal government asks telecom for data on subscribers 1.2 million times a year. That's one request for every 30 Canadians, every year. Most of those requests don't involve a warrant, and in 2011 telecoms complied with at least 784,000 of those requests.
The federal government spent more than $50 million buying high-security communications technology from the U.S. National Security Agency, according to data unearthed by Vice magazine. There have been at least 73 contracts for telecommunications equipment procured through the NSA over the past decade.
According to documents given to NDP MP Charmaine Borg under an access to information request, some telecoms are building databases of customer information specifically for police use. A Competition Bureau document noted the bureau had "accessed the Bell Canada Law Enforcement Database" 20 times in 2012-2013.
At least one Canadian telecom is evidently giving the government unrestricted access to communications on its network, according to documents from Canada's privacy commissioner. The unnamed telecom says the government has the ability to copy the traffic on its communications network, then mine the copied data to determine what sort it is.
Critics say Bill C-13, the "anti-cyberbullying bill" the Harper government is promoting, is essentially a back-door for a host of measures that would allow greater government intrusion into private lives. The bill would provide legal immunity to telecoms that hand over customer data without a warrant, and would lower the standard under which police can get warrantless data. Digital rights group OpenMedia says the bill "would let ... authorities create detailed profiles of Canadians based on who they talk to and what they say and do online." Pictured: Justice Minister Peter MacKay
Industry Minister James Moore's Digital Privacy Act is being billed as "protection for Canadians when they surf the web and shop online," but critics say it amounts to a wholesale threat to the privacy rights it ostensibly aims to enshrine. Bill S-4 would allow internet service providers to share customer data with any organization that is investigating a possible breach of contract, such as a copyright violation, or illegal activity. Thus, private corporations, and not just the government, could obtain personal information about you. The bill would also eliminate court oversight of file-sharing lawsuits, which critics fear would lead to the sort of "copyright trolling" seen in the U.S.
An estimated 90 per cent of Canadian Internet traffic moves through the U.S., which means that Canadians are being caught up in the NSA's surveillance dragnet, experts say. Data passes through "filters and checkpoints" and is "shared with third parties, with law enforcement and of course intelligence agencies that operate in the shadows," says Ronald Deibert, head of the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab.
Documents obtained by the Globe and Mail and The Canadian Press suggest that Canada is engaged in mass warrantless surveillance. The documents show then-Defence Minister Peter MacKay signed a ministerial directive in November, 2011, authorizing the re-start of "a secret electronic eavesdropping program that scours global telephone records and Internet data trails – including those of Canadians – for patterns of suspicious activity."
Canada's electronic spy agency, CSEC, will see its budget skyrocket to $829 million in 2014-15, from $444 million this year. Pictured: CSEC's new $1.2-billion headquarters in Ottawa, currently under construction.
According to journalist Glenn Greenwald's book "No Place To Hide," Canada took some $300,000 to $400,000 from the NSA in 2012 to develop surveillance capabilities. However, that money amounts to a drop in the bucket given CSEC's $829 million budget for electronic surveillance. Pictured: Glenn Greenwald
The CSEC was in charge of developing an international standard for encryption keys to transmit data securely. But according to documents obtained by the New York Times, CSEC handed over control of the standard to the NSA, allowing the U.S. surveillance agency to build back-doors that allowed it to crack the encryptions. As a result, the NSA was able to crack data transmissions that internet users thought were secure.
The Harper government allowed the U.S. to carry out widespread surveillance in Canada during the G20 meeting in Toronto in 2010, according to documents leaked by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. Few details of the espionage were released, but it appears this is a sort of rotating circle of spying: Canada helped the U.S. and U.K. spy on the 2009 G20 conference in London.


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"I have an idea, but do you know Hallelujah on piano?" She wondered, searching her head for the notes if he didn't. He nodded and brought the piece to an end, before moving onto Hallelujah almost seamlessly.
She breathed softly, rising to her feet. She fought back the blush as the bar filled up, new people coming in to hear Lazarus' music. As she caught onto the song she closed her eyes allowing the melody to take her as she began to sing. Her tenor filled with slight sorrow, adding to the atmosphere of the song. A smile came to her lips as she fought her embarrassment. She looked at Lazarus, "but remember when I moved in you and the holy dove was moving too, and every breath we drew was hallelujah." She sung, mouthing a thank you to him as he carried a short instrumental.
He smiled up at her as she sang flawlessly, people's gazes switching from him to her instead, the metaphorical spot light shifting. "What was that other one you know?" he asked her mentally so he didn't ruin their performance.
"Amazing grace." she replied.
"Okay, I'll see if I can remember it." he replied quietly as he reached the coda of Hallelujah. Her eyes opened wide for a small while.
"They love you. You'd sing them just one song and leave them hanging?"
"Not as much as you I hope." She smiled, "well, go on."
"What d'ya mean not as much as me?" He let out a small laugh as he paused between playing Hallelujah and Amazing Grace.
"I hope you love me more than what they do." She grinned.
"Ah. For them to love you more than me, the world would have to stop turning and hell freeze over. No one could love you more than I do," he grinned.
"I wish I wasn't stood in front of an audience." She smiled, as she began to sing Amazing grace, leading Lazarus into the song.
"You're doing fine," he replied quietly, concentrating harder on this song.
She let her tone drop to a deep melancholy song, letting the words roll off her tongue, savouring each note. "I meant, for that comment I would have wrapped you in my arms and not let go."/
"Oh. Multi tasking is a bitch. I don't know how you do it." His mental voice grumbled, faint with his concentration.
"I'll hush then." She laughed in her head, carrying the song with ease and grace.
A smile flickered across his lips and he resolved to learn the song better when they got back to the apartment. "I need to practice more," he complained .
"But you play fine." She smiled as the last chorus played and she saw her mother in her head. "For you." She mumbled, forgetting Lazarus was still connected to her. Lazarus saw the image of Melissa's mother, and her quiet words to her, but he didn't say anything, keeping a respectful silence as he ended the song. She took a light bow and blushed slightly at the crowd of people before she took a seat next to Lazarus again.
There was a round of applause for her as she sat, the sound loud in the large room. "You should learn more songs," Lazarus murmured, kissing her softly. "You have a voice as beautiful as your face,"
She looked up at him, searching for any lies in his eyes but she found none. "I would try, but I hate all these modern songs."
"Not all modern music is bad, y'know. But if you dislike it that much, then we could learn some classical stuff. Up to you really."
"I shall see." She glanced at the clock and smiled. "It's 5 o'clock, we should go get ready."
He nodded and rose, "I really need to iron my shirt."
"Hmm and I need to never let you go." She nodded absently, stray, wispy thoughts running through her mind.
He smiled and slipped a hand around her waist as they walked out of the hotel into the dim sunset
She smiled softly. "Which do you like me better doing, singing or playing the violin?" She wondered as they walked the short journey to their apartment.
"I like both equally,"
"I knew you'd say that."
"How am I supposed to choose between them?" he asked
"Well I think I do play the violin better. But..." She shrugged as she pushed the button for the lift. "I don't like hearing myself sing."
"No one likes hearing themselves sing." he shrugged.
She stepped in the lift, pushing their floor number. "I got quite a reception though." She grinned remembering it."
"Indeed you did. They'll be asking you to work there too soon enough," he chuckled
"Yeah, Sorry. I only work night hours or else I burn." She rolled her eyes. "I have never worked. Ever."
"I can't imagine not working, to be honest. I've been working since I was..." he paused trying to remember, "seven. Or was I six? I don't remember. But I've always worked, drunk or not."
She nodded. "Well if you ever get drunk again I'm going to fix that the hard way." She let out a playful snarl, tapping her fangs.
He pouted a little. "I'm not allowed to get drunk ever, ever again?" he laughed. "That's a tall order, but I'll do my best."
"A tall order? Well. Every time you avoid getting drunk in the face of temptation I shall kiss you."
"You owe me a kiss, then," he grinned. She wrapped her arms around his neck and kissed him firmly and passionately. "There." She smiled.
"Thank you," he smiled back, glad now that he had resisted the temptation when he had been sitting at the bar.
"Now." She kissed him again. "That was for the comment at the bar." She laughed.
Her strengthened grip only made his grin bigger and he kissed the top of her head, wishing he didn't have to release her. "Now." She kissed him again. "That was for the comment at the bar." She laughed.
He arched an eyebrow, confused. "What comment?"
"Declaring... reinforcing your love for me."
He smiled and kissed her back.
She wrapped her arms around him tighter, not letting him go. "I love you."
"I love you, too." Her strengthened grip only made his grin bigger and he kissed the top of her head, wishing he didn't have to release her. She rested her head on his chest, feeling warm from his body heat, even though she knew her death-day was only two days away.
Lazarus suppressed a tiny shiver as she pressed her cold body closer. He didn't protest, and he certainly didn't want to break the embrace, but they did have somewhere to be, and he had to find his semi smart clothes in all the boxes. "We should be getting changed," he half whispered, not wanting to spoil the moment.
"Mmm." She nodded, squeezing him one last time before letting him go reluctantly. "Yeah. We should."
He returned the quick squeeze and smiled before turning to his duffel bag. Hopefully, his clothes would be in there. If not... it should be fun finding them. /Or not,/ he thought, unzipping the bag
She pulled the dress out of the wardrobe and pulled off her red dress, replacing it with the black one. "Found them?" She muttered running a hand through her hair.
Rummaging through the bag with a scowl on his face, Lazarus swore each time he pulled out a shirt that wasn't the white one. Eventually, he found the white shirt and held it up, inspecting the crumpled material. There was a dark brown splotch on the collar and shoulder of the white material. Lazarus stared at it for a moment before swearing again, loudly.
"Watch your mouth!" She laughed, picking up the crimson ribbon again, tying her curls back so they fell down her back like a water fall. "Just wear something else."
"Like what? I'm not wearing a hobo shirt there!"
"Don't you have something else?"
"Umm... Someone at work got me a pink shirt as a joke once, 'cause he thought I would appreciate the gay joke. I didn't, and I'm not wearing that either."
She scowled, "we have half an hour, go run out and buy a new one."
He groaned and pulled out his black trousers, quickly changing into them. Shopping. He hated shopping.
"Hurry back," she mumbled. He pulled his wallet and Melissa's rosary from the pocket in his jeans, glowering as Gabriel's ring fell to the floor when he pulled his wallet out. Picking it up, he stuffed it in one of the pockets in his trousers and kissed Melissa quickly. "Will do."
She rolled her eyes. "Give me your wallet. I'll go."
"No pink shirts." He paused, "Actually, I'll just come with you," he laughed
"You're three times slower than me though."
"Hey, I'm not quite as slow as a human." He protested, but handed over his wallet anyway.
"Mmm, true, but you are slow." She took his wallet and smiled. "I'll just get you a white one the same as that, is that okay?"
"Yeah, as long as it fits, it's fine."
"What's your size?" She mumbled, wrapping her arms around his waist as if to measure him.
"I've never measured myself, I don't know..."
"Then how did you order your clothes?"
"I guess. Badly." He muttered. She rolled her eyes slapping her forehead irritably.
He shrugged. "Sorry. Just get medium..."
She rushed off -description- when she came back she through the shirt at him. "There. That should do."
"Thank you." he pulled the shirt he was wearing off and replaced it with the new one, tucking it into his trousers
She looked at the clock. "We better go." She smiled, linking her arm in his.


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Being in the hat for the Capital One Cup third round is good, but what West Ham United managed tonight might be even better. Sam Allardyce gave Ravel Morrison, his brilliant prodigal 20-year-old midfielder a whole 90 minutes of football, his first West Ham start.
If anyone thought it was a risk, it certainly did not look like one. Allardyce was bountifully rewarded for his trust in Morrison, with a Man of the Match performance. Morrison made the first goal and scored the brilliant second in the 2-1 defeat of Cheltenham - which was more comfortable than it sounds - but beyond all that the thrilling promise of the eventual unlocking of his potential.
West Ham know what a talent they have on their hands. "He is not a bad player, is he," said assistant manager Neil McDonald afterwards. "He has scored some good goals in pre-season and he has continued that today. He has got lots of composure, he can see a final pass and he certainly make the final pass as well as score goals."
Morrison was the biggest beneficiary of Sam Allardyce's plan to change the team. Joe Cole was the only starter who had begun either of West Ham's first two Premier League games and at first it showed.
This team of strangers could not find any early rhythm in a first half which was interrupted by stoppages, particularly as Alou Diarra, struggled for fitness and was eventually replaced.
But in Morrison, playing in central midfield but with licence to attack, they had a man to light up the football darkness. He grew into the game, increasingly confident in his ability to ghost past players. He might have had a penalty, exchanging passes with Joe Cole in the box before going down, but was instead booked for diving.
Morrison continued to threaten, showing for the ball, beating men and drawing fouls, and just in time - in the 42nd minute - West Ham were ahead. He was tripped by Russell Penn 25 yards out from goal and Ricardo Vaz Te swung the ball over the wall and into the top corner.
Within two minutes of the restart Morrison made it even clearer how comfortable he is on this stage. Receiving the ball, as ever, on the edge of the box, he shuffled to the right, darted back the other way, pursuing room to shoot, before firing the ball beyond Scott Brown into the far bottom corner, for his first West Ham goal.
From there it looked briefly as if West Ham could score as many as they wanted. Mohamed Diame shot just over before Vaz Te and Stewart Downing both just missed with headers from Matt Taylor crosses. "It should have been an easier game with more goals with the chances we created," said McDonald.
This profligacy was risky as - out of nowhere - Cheltenham pulled a goal back. Adrian and James Tomkins left a long ball to one another, and the only solution was for the goalkeeper to hold back Sam Deering. Matt Richards converted.
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West Ham United (4-1-4-1): Adrian; Chambers, Tomkins, McCartney, Rat; Diarra (Diamé, 34); Cole (Downing, 46), Morrison, Collison, Taylor; Vaz Te. Substitutes not used Henderson, Nolan, Ruddock, Lletget, Lee.
Cheltenham Town (4-4-1-1): Brown; Lowe, Inniss, Elliott, Braham-Barrett; McGlashan, Taylor, Richards, Deering (Harrison, 63); Penn (Vincent, 83); Gornell (Kotwica, 77). Substitutes not used Roberts, Jones, Jombati, Gillespie.
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Bhopal, Sept 20 : Officials of the 'Van Vihar' zoo in Bhopal performed the last rites of a 19-year lion.
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Id just floated over the mess. Eating his usual ramen. Shortly after Conscience and Roy started to try to get apart, Krystal joined in. He just had to ask, "Why did you do it too?"
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There was a messy ball of Krystal, Conscience , Ego and Roy. Struggling to come undone. Krystal gets her mouth free, "lake--we can cause issues with the epoxy there."
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"The one labelled 'solute-less epoxy'?"
"... ... Yes--now Id, roll us to the lake to get us unstuck."
Id rolls his eyes, floats behind them, and starts rolling them into the lake. With a splash they struggles and the epoxy was now white ribbons in the salty water.
Conscious bobs her head up. Followed by Roy--then by Krystal... who dunks him under the water... then flies out with his pants... admiring them, "Krystal give Roy his pants back!"
Krystal drops Roy's pants and floats down, trying to lift Roy out of the water and onto the land. Krystal flops, panting--apparently the levitation was tiring. Roy got his pants back on.
Krystal gets up and looks around, thinking thoughtfully--before her mind lights up with an idea. This ought to be good. She shouts out, lifting her finger pointing upwards, "We demand a virgin sacrifice!"
"Wait? What?"
"I have a theory. It started off that every legendary bird, except the dead one, attacked us. Right?"
Roy nods, "yeah."
"Then we end up dealing with every hound--except Heatran, right?"
Conscience looks up, "no... we saw Heatran. Raikou and Suicune we did not see however."
"Hmm--I could have sworn Daebi assured me that he was still in his cave during that time. And Raikou and Suicune are not really Hounds. More like Hamhams," Krystal grins to herself, "Anyways--enough of that. We got attacked by a Palkia recently, right?"
Ego gets up, "I think I know where she is headed here. I say, we offer Conscience as the sacrifice to the dragon that we will be seeing any time now."
Krystal shakes her head, "no--she is quite clearly not a virgin. Secton 89-3-5-8-8-6a or the Dragon-Villager Treaties of 2309 on the Chinese calendar specifically states that the sacrifice must be of the 'pure' side of things."
Ego smirks, "You're telling me. She can barely keep Roys pants on."
Conscience pipes up, "Ego! I had nothing to do with that!"
"Heh--the body you are in did it two years ago. Do it again!"
Roy pipes up, "hey! Cut it out!"
Conscience looks over to Roy and cuddles into him. Krystal floats over, "seeing as how I am too pretty to risk--and one of the two currently present goddesses of time--Roy will be our sacrifice to the great dragon we shall see!"
Ego snickers, "she got you Roy. You've barely been up to bat--never mind any bases."
Roy looks around sheepishly--what had he gotten himself into. Krystal helping him up, tries to inspire him further, "Why Roy! We shall enter into the Cave of Origin! Your sacrifice will not be in vain! For the mighty Team Temporal shall escape! And live happily ever after~!"
"After you defeat Rocket Logistics, right?"--Roy kind of nervous. Bargaining with the situation in a rather poor manner.
"Who?", Krystal responded, seeming to have forgotten them already.
Id just stood there perplexed as Ego, Conscience and Krystal lead Roy off to do something else stupid. Id followed behind--Roy had a nasty habit of being the person in a group of people to do these sorts of things.Hopefully Roy would get sense to not submit to this stuff one of these days.
It was a real shame that Conscious was not talking him down--she was having issues of her own. The issues with... well "Lucy" really did not sit well in her mind.


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Former Red Sox infielder Alex Cora joins Rob Bradford to discuss what traits are important for a manager to succeed in Boston. Cora, who played with the Sox from 2006-08, talks about what a manager should prioritize, why Terry Francona was able to excel, and why Bobby Valentine might have had his problems.
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-- to move would do Bradford finals right now phone WEEI they don't go. Welcome to another edition of the Bradford files today we're going to be talking about what it takes to be a manager in Boston it's apropos considering. The Red Sox had just hired their new manager John Farrell. Helping -- today break this down it is former Red Sox infielder Alex court. Alex I'm just curious why are some of the traits veteran manager in Boston really need to prioritize and win the except the job. Well I think there -- the most important thing market like that and okay. -- the market a lot different then than others. Communication is the books as the number one thing. Communication. From top to bottom of being in sync with both front. With the media. Although it partly. And and but also I think you know. Political players it's not an -- please. Perform. Voted. People so I bought the are patient. On -- have been. You know and you know seven you know it's me. Ito and and and -- and -- and Victoria you know all the people where we're begging for what you -- somebody else. You know. We had the communication. Thing in the same page or edit the -- -- have to be you know he's at the same partner up. Abuse thing with all of those sweethearts you know at the same time you have the old -- -- Find these somebody else somebody that the media wants me -- that only. It is. It's something -- how we're obviously you know. 44. What we thought about. The media doesn't on the scene for the -- whatever. You know you don't cut lip and a little bit for everybody in the same page in the loop help. Because -- the -- up there are so passionate but at the same time. You got -- -- caught people out side but be disappointing Alberto or all of should be off so. At the -- you know. Something that is very important you know. You know inevitably everybody -- He's going to be. Got to be honest with yourself as four way you know you got to do everything possible out on the island -- a lot in those seven. No way by Cutler or I'll I'll I'll go out sick -- it make it may make the playoffs. Because they witnessed by now every detail about and a game at this same -- and get better for the next. And that's something -- of Bangkok. It. Yeah way it's all good points and you know it's interesting to me that. You bring this up 306 was basically the equivalent of what we have now especially that last month it was a little better but. Not much and and you get to the the pinnacle which was 07 so. And and you -- you reached pretty good -- in 08 so I think that you were there for a lot of different scenarios. Just from from where your settings and you'll look at some of the things that happened this year from the outside. It in we understand that everyone's different everyone's gonna approach it different. But there were certain things that Bobby Valentine did differently than Terry Francona. From the outside and what were some of the things that you saw they say hey you know what this made me appreciate. What Terry Francona did in the way that he did it. Elevator back -- but for everything I read we thought about it. That's not you know. Some occasional well let me there you know I think obviously. -- -- -- and things you know respect that but that same time. -- What you're coming into a situation. Like he did you know. Obviously everybody thought about what happened a number. Even before I think you know. Some bad bad bad. Saint initiated the rule whatever on on bail out -- a safe bet that I had the right answer whatever it well it excuse. Could edit what I would it was with the -- of that -- You know the glory of the elders -- a better team. And make sure everybody within and pay him at all as -- with the cardinals. I want do. But Myers. Just watching them man and I hope it will always been and it didn't seem like everybody -- in Saint Paul not it -- Pointing their Bobby or or -- coaching stop or even the players. But that's -- -- I think most of you know it is. It would it would you support. We've been. Do things you know and there and I think the players. We would like you know would love to hear. That -- what they were gonna do it helped. Get things. In. Better and make things better. And that's and I argued that not but he followed that equation belt it out there -- -- -- that -- Would -- Obviously. It's working out and it it's a different but I don't like this same knicks. Well I'll let our guys would abuse young guys the other operating in and out export import -- well I think -- the most important thing I don't think. It out from from what happened that you know sitting on the way that I I saw this game I -- -- it open to people. It is -- like now as the days. -- -- -- You know it's it's -- I agree with the -- and they're communication is an enormous part of managing in -- I think it's probably something that wasn't prioritize enough this year. -- but if you have a couple specific examples where you live through and you can pick -- ever -- that you want to identify and runways but. You were there during the Manny situation you were during -- reference in that first. A month of of 2007 when they're trying to get Pedroia going in your -- 400. To help ease that transition. And also if I remember when you were brought in for Julio Lugo as a defense replacement at shortstop which. Which was I hugely buffets -- for Terry Francona. If you wanna take any of those examples of exactly how Terry Francona men and -- And the importance of the communication those instances in a place like Boston. There are typically -- as well. By far you know. Really you know that way way he handled all -- -- It was amazing you know semi official was here in our -- People here you know -- -- call -- the opposite. And he'll fill out a door what you know and we gotta get there -- go. That's the most important thing and obviously. You know he works both -- there are players that. -- -- Sacrifice -- there series opener of their personal. For so success. For the -- and I under I understood that part of four or our would be a better game. -- -- it April but for a -- in the World Series. Dustin Pedroia at second baseman Alex what. It. -- -- Open up more than it basic. You know you'll call it. A great game. About it it's not what you -- But -- the plan you know any audience for a -- I want opted. Hey knock everything out of eight. Feet out it was going to be good it. -- a little bit out while hopefully. You know not a lot -- how. You know but. There were very may. -- We -- -- it'd be way way I want whatever it but it'll. Be and it looked at the end. You always didn't aids is so true -- that was a great example of communication issue and and then then we should point out also we knew we weren't in specific meetings this year but I think it'll overall. Terms we do know that there's some instances where. Well the media would come to players and without the players having heard from the manager -- that it's. You just never heard that in the previous regime and that kind of leads me to my next question is you you you briefly mentioned the media. In regards the importance of the manager being able handle it. What were some examples are or why is it's so important that the manager really housing control. On Boston specific media issues in I guess we saw a little bit this year but didn't -- you and your time there what's your what's your take on that. Well I mean you've got one. You know and that's gone from. Different. You want to get the answer that you guys want. I come from different ways as you know. The question and it's probably. -- that matter -- These great straightforward. 11 thing I always poll Peter Gammons. Good -- -- fine. Well respected god is like he'd been by my parents say the wrong thing now yeah it is. In coordination area now. -- -- Thought about it. You say you know. And -- you know hopefully. I know they'll say. You know everything will figure it out of now that right now this. Well well well going to be fine but. Outlook that and I don't respect. You know. You know we had a lot of issues. In from the cold air away you know people. Ever find -- beyond them on one thing that bet your you know way. That is leaders in the about us believe you know you'll ever thought about. Like -- it's been like you know. Now a big part of what. That's that's why you know we thought about chemistry. And great atmosphere but what you work for I am. -- you got your back and now there are a lot there would be up by about eight sometimes you play it hard for those. You know its its -- break up another good topic which is the leadership issues and you have the leaders. And every one wanted that one leader -- those two leaders and I think we've talked about this before and it's really big as the great dynamic is the ball actually -- I mean you view. Michael all Jason Varitek is leading in his way Pedroia is leaving his way Ortiz is leading his way. And so. -- this also curious about how -- manager Toto approaches that leadership dynamic. And I'll give you an example -- vote or one of the things you are always stood out in regards to your leadership. It was Eric Gagne Eric Gagne had a rough time in Boston your good -- to them. And see. We he blew a couple saves and he didn't talk to the media. And you had kind of made a point say this is part of the job but responsibility and -- respect I think that does it that one time I remember in Cleveland. Where you failed to get down to keep on and -- in the media walked in you were standing right in front Neil Walker face and straightforward saying it answer the questions. So when players don't do that obviously the leadership of the team has to comment so my question is how does the manager. In Boston trying to handle or should handle that. And in relying on what to do that. Why so it was paid out by July and a minute and a good memory you got screwed up to speed that's about it. -- leadership you know. It is part about you know from. Although he always thought you know people thought about -- in my elbow the early a you know. In light like you know or any other utility got. You know you know confidence. And in the and the real life support these people out to be held in the now and then when you have that backup that you that you know you're out of here. Make sure they don't be afraid. Over the upgrade. You know there's this young kids -- play in other approach. These men and how to do things you know you -- comparable in power. You know. The good thing about. David. Certainly the -- -- don't wait I -- might help bilingual that all that. We we we don't like -- you know. Latino you know we we. We have originally we weren't you know the Xbox wouldn't let up now and and but it comes somewhat stop you know stop. And they always. Make sure you know it's not about you know made it it was -- live life. Say well at the same club you know if we had a meeting. Will it -- One perfect example it -- that situation in a way. For the flight to. It's. -- remember we. -- Remember that well gonna do. I don't remember. Mike Lowell got 7 in the morning urged restraint at work it out to get ready to do our work. And it -- out and it it was brought on. What you got to do you know we have out of -- here parts of the players will react and let's go out there now -- You know everybody gave us credit that we stick together and now -- it will -- for everybody. While that what that we act early in the morning with the actor. You know you don't want that back up that he used that power plant that they've that we were able to -- -- your thoughts. And gets to appoint him believe me I'll never forget that it is that a huge dent my rental car return for that whole morning. Put everyone out of Toronto real also missed the flight to Tokyo. But not you know in view we were talking about managing in Boston. And but you'll also are obviously played other places and I'm interested to see you know the plays everyone to compare as Boston with his New York. Having played in New York what is unique about Boston that might not even be something that the that a manager New York -- ago. Well you know my experience in the -- it would limit it would it would have been great you know we struggle -- -- you know. Target Asia it is likely to have. You know double. View it out it -- view reagents. They don't work out. That thing about you're -- obviously got out -- -- -- that bad. The media was always very negative. About art organized -- Is it like it is here in -- -- in that beltway. But to my friends played area. A lot bought a look like and it turns -- -- on the negative. Like you know like like that bank credit experience in our. That they -- -- There's subplot in you know the band that. I did it in the other play by play and people leave when I was -- Not that -- all in -- news -- It is -- eight. People are -- -- law economic base Albany though there's probable. And you know you break it though so that's the part that make the story. And I can't I can't explain it up but he is so special. That at this point it's not going to be very very hopeful that -- end of the media that we lacked. A band that we do things. In the Boston area. Yeah it's it's. It is as as a very good point him in I think -- -- hit when you lose it's always negative but. I've always said the top of the highs in Boston are probably higher than anywhere else and and we see below is probably lower than anyone else because. The reality is that people invest a lot of the early money but a lot of time in passion. And and so when things don't go past that he can they get this stuff. So. Hit it better. It had -- We have all BCA. And watch -- all -- -- from from Perrigo you know watching it on TV whatever. That say it will let him you know and I don't know. But the refs let pat summit fan here you know at the same way it and -- They operate lately but I would. It yesterday when the Yankees. You know opted the tigers they're reactionaries. Like. It directly at where it up in the play obstacle to act. It's it's. It's hard to understand let's -- I haven't got a fire that you know. You got -- -- such such a great fan base you know and they Lehman I would every -- From the red -- but I think you know every pitch in the big. Yeah you know him. That's why would people of tiger when the time of the managerial opening -- why would people wanna come here on -- like ridiculous -- absolutely ridiculous who he's still. You can have the worst season coming up the worst season have a roster is depleted and everything else. But there's a reason pretty people wanna come here for the exact reasons that you just said. As new Cotto said I think when he left here said from this even this year he said from several attend is no better place to play and I think got. A person whether you're playing your managing probably appreciate that but my last question Alex you mentioned briefly. That you had spent some time in Saint Louis in the Saint Louis camp. And Mike Metheny was obviously there and get a lot of -- for the inexperience he has a manager. And this I think above everything when he talked about the general conversation. About managers. This is a lightning rod do you need to experience don't you need experience. From your time there what was your take on how do you protest situation. I -- I. It was great. I can be. I am bitter you know actually a goal for the -- -- it. Because although. -- -- in the you know they basically make that the audit. You know but the way he handled that whole situation. You know and why. You know and even may yet at. You know they let it go. Because by the -- bit you know their plans that they wanna do. It is shot back it's not somebody else and just the way -- I know I was under about going there but the late great me LP. He understands. I think. Or am probably do that activity here that Robin. With the White Sox because. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Part of belt -- you know -- -- had been there before. By. The same time it was very honest with everybody. He blows. Got a good look at that -- -- -- -- activity out now. Rosenthal L. It was very honest this year -- went on the better at Erica what happened -- this year. -- country but did your parents as they do their thing because it's all about them but at the same time you get in the presence like. Follow the leaders -- that we're going to be by the way they you know. My utmost respect for part of it because all though. We know experience you know the way apple spring training that obviously -- that. This season is great and you know it definitely -- -- Well you know a guy like dad. Would I do if if this ever did happen in Boston -- -- this group in this dynamic. When the first things that blocking the camp I would imagine that he has to overcome. It's immediately getting respect. Because we saw that was a big problem this year so this is the guy this year who had a ton of managerial experience and and as the season went on the respect was it was an issue. So for a guy who had -- before and didn't have experienced. I would imagine -- everyone's eyes are on him to kind of say hey you know what should respect this guy or shouldn't wait. And I'm just curious when you got to camp could you see right away. That hey you know what this guy is gonna command enough respect the -- from the rookies but from the veteran players. They want rather well. You know I think it came out great at whatever but -- Like that. And -- -- -- -- obviously a lot -- you know what. Rookie manager. You know what it's Albert almost hurt cart that was I believe at all. You know it's like you're. But there were never like it here now is out in the ball well that's. -- you know. Wait it would you -- now and you know it was -- at which it was. You know because we caught it fat wreck. One -- -- -- about horses. Championship you know but also older they want -- like my work. Upload them here and now. And you know -- You know I think that if it is that's this is why -- scorer you should be in the managerial pool right now. And and I wanna I want -- the petition I want to get the word out. That this is the guy that that team should be looking at. And you know I think as he says there's reasons why that door has opened. Where today you know outscored not that far out from the game -- -- in -- Yeah Mike Metheny you have other guys being interview Brad Ross missed so this is something that I think Alex not too distant future that people are gonna recognize it. You know this that -- a legitimate candidate for to lead a team ball for all the reasons you mentioned today. -- -- appreciated what a lot. That topic -- -- -- out. Call for it now. I know I -- it. You know I have majority now -- future. I have my brother that is not a matter of I think. You know -- -- -- as -- -- -- ready to let you know on you know vocal majority and get a chance to match before it I'd like that shot. That is it. -- great inside Alex I really appreciate him on. --


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