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Swansea manager Michael Laudrup will remain in charge at the Liberty Stadium and turn down any approach to take over at Tottenham, claims his assistant manager Morten Wieghorst.
Laudrup is among the favourites to succeed Andre Villas-Boas at White Hart Lane along with current interim manager Tom Sherwood and Ajax's Frank de Boer, but the Dane's right-hand man believes that he will reject the chance to move as he has done in the past.
"I don't think the club should be worried," believes Wieghorst.
"We've seen in his time here he's been linked with a few vacant jobs and he's said: 'I'm staying'.
"Michael has always attracted interest and that's because he's doing a great job [and] because he's a great manager and because of what he's done in the game."
Sherwood oversaw Spurs' 2-1 defeat in the League Cup quarter-final to West Ham on Wednesday night, where two late goals were enough to overturn the deficit inflicted by Emmanuel Adebayor's first goal of the season.
The Independent also understands that Sherwood will continue in his role for the trip to Southampton this weekend, as club chairman Daniel Levy makes plans to secure the next permanent manager with the side's long-term future in mind.
Swansea host high-flying Everton on Sunday afternoon with the knowledge that the Toffees are unbeaten in nine league games which stretches back to the 3-1 defeat to Manchester City in October. Despite the disruption regarding the future of their manager, the Swans' players say they are unaffected by the speculation, although defender Angel Rangel admits they would not hold anything against Laudrup if he moved to a bigger club.
"We don't really talk about it," said Rangel when asked about the prospect of Laudrup leaving for another club.
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Finally, I have succeeding in producing my own variation on the MintyBoost. I found inspiration on this post (http://forums.adafruit.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=18225) on the Adafruit forums. It looks like a stick of gum, and I like it, because it's single-sided, and because it looked like it would be pretty easy to make at home with my toner transfer setup. I call it the MintStick, because sometimes I don't like to spend a lot of time trying to come up with good names for things. It's version 3.0 to indicate compatibility with the MintyBoost 3.0 (since it ought to support the same devices).
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Alexandra (Alex) is an instructor in the Academic English Language Program, teaching courses such as English for Academic Writing and Editing for Writers. She received her MA in ESL (English as a Second Language) from Hamline University in Saint Paul, MN and is currently studying in the Dual Language & Immersion Education program at the University of Minnesota. Alex specializes in explaining grammar rules, both to native and non-native English speakers. She loves languages, travel, and learning about other cultures.
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Salon apprentice required. Gain first hand experience working in a Superbrand salon. Full training will be provided leading to an accredited qualification in Hairdressing at Level 2 which will be delivered in the salon.
Hairdressing Apprenticeship
Toni and Guy UK Training South
Closing date: 31 Jul 2017
Apprenticeship summary
Weekly wage
Wages explained
Apprentices must be paid at least the minimum wage rate for their age if they are aged 19 or over and have completed their first year.
The minimum wage rates are £5.60 an hour for 18-20 year olds and £7.05 for anyone aged 21 and over.
Apprentices are paid for their normal working hours and training that's part of their apprenticeship (usually one day per week).
Working week
40 hours per week with 2 days off per week
Total hours per week: 40.00
Apprenticeship duration
24 months
Possible start date
07 Aug 2017
Date posted
19 Nov 2015
Apprenticeship level
Intermediate Level Apprenticeship
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As an apprentice you will benefit from our world class training. You will be working with and learning from some of the best hairdressers in the world!
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No previous experience is necessary as full training will be provided. You will be trained to NVQ level 2 in Hairdressing which, once completed, will open the door to many exciting opportunities to further your career within Toni & Guy.
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Desired skills
No previous experience required as full training will be provided.
Personal qualities
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Qualifications required
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Toni and Guy UK Training South
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- You will be trained to NVQ level 2 in Hairdressing with the opportunity to enhance your English and Maths skills if required.
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If you're using Outlook against an Exchange server, you can share folders between users. This can be done via a few different UI entrypoints – you could go to Tools | Options | Delegates and add a user, or you could right click on a folder and choose Permissions. The target user ('delegate') can then open that folder via File | Open Other User's Folder, or also via OWA by entering in the direct URL to the calendar – http://server/exchange/myboss/calendar.
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New South Wales Attorney General Jeff Shaw QC has warned the UK government not to act with haste or be overly influenced by public opinion in reforming the criminal justice system.
Shaw, who is a Labour politician and his state's top law officer, was invited to the UK to address the annual Doughty Street chambers lecture, held in London last week.
He told the assembled barristers, including Bar Council chairman Robert Owen QC, that all those who followed Labour ideals should defend basic human rights even in the face of massive pressures from the media and pressure groups.
"A simplistic appeal to public opinion may often lead a Labour government astray," said Shaw. "The people are seldom unequivocal, and even if there is some consensus, it may not be correct."
Shaw said governments faced difficulties in explaining and defending sophisticated crime prevention strategies which would have a reasonable prospect of being effective.
"It is much easier to adopt a Pavlovian response involving increasing penalties and retribution," said Shaw.
The New South Wales state government is viewed as particularly liberal by Australians.
It has refused to allow politicians to authorise phone tapping and it has set up an independent commission to monitor the performance of judges. However, New South Wales is also facing problems with constraints on legal aid budgets.
Shaw was adamant that the provision of adequate legal aid was fundamental to achieving justice.
He also warned that acting with haste could lead to reforms that were short lived and easily reversed.
Shaw, who attended part of the recent Labour conference in Brighton and met with senior members of the Bar, tempered his comments on UK colleagues' legal policy by saying they were offered in a fraternal and constructive way.


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Television broadcasters, film producers and video providers lost a last ditch effort to curb the growth of DVR usage today when the Supreme Court rejected their appeal on a case that alleged that Cablevision's remote network-DVR technology violates copyright law.
Cablevision announced plans in 2006 to offer a network-based DVR system called Remote Storage Digital Video Recorder (RS-DVR) that would let subscribers store TV programs on the cable operator's computer servers and then play them back at will, thereby eliminating the need for a set top box.
Content creators have alleged that Cablevision's storage of the video information online violates their ownership, but it's not much different from a standard DVR service, except for where the files are stored.
And the decision today will lead to a much quicker blead of advertising dollars, highlighting the fact that network television has still not found a feasible ad solution to DVR fastforwarding.
With today's go ahead, Cablevision, Comcast and TimeWarner plan to rollout similar services that allow users to record video content without a set top box.
Hoping to slow that spread, the media companies — including NBCU, CBS, ABC, and 20th Century Fox — sued Cablevision in 2006 and won in a New York federal court. But the US Circuit Court overturned the ruling in 2007, arguing that the service is not sufficiently different from current offerings — or even VCRs — to be illegal.
While the case was open, it allowed the content creators to slow the advertising revenue loss due to ad skipping. Networks have still not sorted out how to combat the loss of revenue that results from DVR ad skipping, and boxless DVR options are likely to encourage DVR adoption in more homes.
PaidContent estimates that the new technology could put DVR service in half of American homes. That means a lot fewer commercials. And local broadcasters will be the hardest hit.
While the networks and studios may sue again from a different angle, the copyright violation quibble is not likely to stick. DVRs that store video content keep it in their proprietary service. When a customer cancels or changes their subscription, they lose access to the content.
A much more pressing concern is free content available for streaming at any time online. And that habit doesn't seem to be ending any time soon. Just today, the Pirate Bay founders announced a competitor to Hulu and YouTube with a service called the Video Bay, where users can download free video content online.
At least so far online, video advertising is blocked from skippage. And content creators are much more likely to find judicial support to block the kind of video streaming of free video that will take place on sites like Video Bay. But as more quality content is available online without advertising, content creators will have even more to worry about when they're looking for revenue.
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• So HSBC has been fined a huge sum (Report, 12 December). Apart from finger-pointing, the bank and those making these awful decisions will not suffer: customers will pay all the fines through bank charges. This is wrong. The decision-makers must pay the price. The "bankers" will still receive bonuses, and will still enjoy a lavish lifestyle. This is wrong. They must be stripped of their assets and jailed.
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Today at the Microsoft Management Summit the official name of the next version of Exchange Server, formally known as Exchange "12", was announced – Exchange Server 2007.
During his keynote address at the event, Bob Muglia also demonstrated the Exchange Management Shell, a scriptable command line shell in Exchange 2007 as an innovative new application based on Windows PowerShell (formerly known as Monad).
Several of the key manageability features in Exchange Server 2007 will include:
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Arsene Wenger must quit Arsenal this summer if Tottenham or Leicester lift the Premier League title, according to Paul Merson.
The former Arsenal midfielder, who played under Wenger during the 1996/97 season, says being tipped to the crown by either of those two teams - who at the start of the season were backed by few to be in serious contention - would be impossible for the French manager to justify.
"If Man[chester] City don't win the league and Tottenham or Leicester do then Arsene Wenger has to go," Merson told Sky Sports.
"If you're sitting there telling those fans – loyal Arsenal fans – that they don't need any new players at the start of the season and then you don't win the league in front of Leicester or Tottenham then I don't see how you can justify it.
"If Man City win the league he can turn around and say 'they've got all the money in the world and can go and buy whoever they want, so would whoever I bought have made much difference?'
"But if Leicester or Tottenham win the league after he said they didn't need any players then I don't see how he can keep his job."
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1/22 Manchester United: De Gea 6 out of 10
For all of Arsenal's possession and potency De Gea had little to worry about for much of this match and could do nothing about the visitors' goals.
2/22 Varela 7 out of 10
An unwarranted yellow on eight minutes ought to have led to a difficult day for the youngster, but the full-back managed two assists as he was able to bomb forward throughout.
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3/22 Carrick 6 out of 10
It wasn't without nervy moments but Carrick got the job done in defence, with one tackle on Welbeck inside the area showing the composure United's youngsters needed to see.
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4/22 Blind 6 out of 10
The only regular in the back four he rose to the responsibility in style, sweeping up behind Carrick when Arsenal looked to burst in behind.
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5/22 Rojo 5 out of 10
Ensured the defensive calamities weren't just limited to Arsenal by leaving Welbeck unmarked to head in. Struggled to track the Arsenal forward throughout.
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6/22 Schneiderlin 6 out of 10
Hardly slowed the tide of Arsenal's attacks at times in the first half, but in the second United's destroyer did key work in winning the ball back.
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7/22 Lingard 7 out of 10
A superb display of industry and application, he was crucial in United's second in teeing up Varela's cross, performing sterling work out wide.
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8/22 Herrera 7 out of 10
His fortuitous goal was no less than deserved for a dynamic display that saw him make telling contributions at both ends of the pitch.
9/22 Mata 7 out of 10
Gave Ramsey and Coquelin plenty to worry about as he flitted across the frontline, using his fine passing range to conduct United's deadly counters.
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10/22 Depay 8 out of 10
A £25million performance at last. His duel with Bellerin was the highlight of the match and one where the Dutchman often came out on top.
11/22 Rashford 8 out of 10
This certainly was a romantic story but Arsenal could not have made it easier for the youngster if they'd gift-wrapped the ball. Still Rashford took his chances well and showed serious confidence.
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12/22 Arsenal: Cech 6 out of 10
Having saved a Depay free-kick smartly early on Cech could once more do nothing but watch as United were allowed to stream forward.
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13/22 Bellerin 6 out of 10
His advances forward were not slowed by the dangerous Depay and the full-back showed defensive solidity beyond his team-mates.
14/22 Gabriel 4 out of 10
A meek clearance teed up Rashford for the opener. Arsenal fans will find that infuriating familiar, Gabriel always seems to have at least one mistake in him per game.
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15/22 Koscielny 5 out of 10
Allowed Rashford an unmarked header inside the six yard box and typified a day where he was an utter liability at times.
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16/22 Coquelin 5 out of 10
Overwhelmed by the task of covering for five players ahead of him doing minimal defensive work, even the midfielder could not stem the tide of United's counters.
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17/22 Monreal 5 out of 10
Has kept the likes of Coman, De Bruyne and Mahrez quiet this season. So why were Lingard and Varela such a challenge? A far from typical display
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18/22 Ramsey 4 out of 10
After showing defensive resilience against Barcelona this was the worst of Ramsey, nowhere to be seen in attack or defence.
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19/22 Welbeck 7 out of 10
Does not deserve an iota of blame for the execrable peformances of his team-mates. Welbeck was full of energy, was looking for the ball and deserved at least one goal.
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20/22 Ozil 7 out of 10
One of the few who could say they performed to their ability throughout today's game, his sublime range of passing was present throughout, earning him assist number 18.
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21/22 Sanchez 4 out of 10
An abysmal display by anyone's standards. Every opportunity to get forward seemed to see Sanchez run down a blind alley.
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22/22 Walcott 3 out of 10
His first notable action came 30 minutes in when Herrera whipped the ball off Walcott in his own half as United nabbed the opener. His second was being caught offside.
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Got an email about it. ALL Big Agnes products 25% off. Thought those interested in the fly creek's may like this!
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They have larger size (XL and XXL) and limited colors Patagonia Down Sweater $99.83
More limited selection of Nano Puff pullover for $69.83
Very lightweight synthetic hoody the Atom Lt for like $150. Hopfully they have some deals on some baselayers, I need some for the winter.
Bumped a year old thread, heres the new flier…
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