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Posted by: John Brace | 21 November 2014
Planning Committee refuse Magenta Living application for 11 houses and 2 bungalows in Upton (Kenilworth Gardens)
The Kenilworth Gardens item starts at 8 minutes 19 seconds in the video clip above and continues to the video clips below of Wirral Council's Planning Committee meeting of the 20th November 2014.
Cllr Matthew Patrick explains to Wirral Council's Planning Committee why they should reject planning application APP 14 00951 in Kenilworth Gardens Upton 20th November 2014
The long running saga of planning application of planning application APP/14/00951: Unused Land, KENILWORTH GARDENS, UPTON, CH49 4ND – proposal to develop the site with residential units for affordable housing use, providing 11 no. two storey 2 bedroom houses, and 2 no. 2 bedroom bungalows (including 1 fully disabled access unit) finally reached a decision at Wirral Council at the Planning Committee meeting of the 20th November 2014.
The applicant was Wirral Partnership Homes Limited (T/A Magenta Living) and the agent Ainsley Gommon Architects.
Wirral Council had received this planning application on the 18th July 2014. At the Planning Committee on the 25th September 2014 a site visit was agreed. After that took place it had been due to be decided at the Planning Committee on the 22nd October 2014. However at the Planning Committee meeting on the 22nd October 2014 it was deferred to the Planning Committee meeting on the 20th November 2014 (making it over 4 months for a decision on this planning application to be reached.
Wirral Council planning officers had recommended in a report that the planning application be approved with various conditions.
The Planning Committee heard from the lead petitioner Jean Robinson, Chair of the Overchurch Residents Association who spoke against the planning application being approved. She referred to heritage reasons, ecological reasons and highway reasons why she thought the planning application should be refused.
The petitioner in favour of the application did not speak.
Rob Ware of Ainsley Gommon Architects (the agent on behalf of the applicant Wirral Partnership Homes Limited T/A Magenta Living) spoke after and explained the reasons why he thought that councillors should accept the planning application. He referred during this to a 34 year old tenant of the applicant with spinal injuries that was in need of a bungalow and would benefit from such a planning application being granted. He also referred to the highway concerns.
Cllr Matthew Patrick (ward councillor for Upton ward) also addressed the Planning Committee. He referred to the petition against the planning application, the petition in favour, the protection of urban greenspace, the uses that local residents put the land which included Easter egg hunts and litter picking.
He pointed out that trees on the site were protected by tree protection orders and how he felt that the application should be rejected because of policy HS4 as in his opinion it did not meet all the criteria for new housing as it would change the character of the area as well as another criteria in HS4.
Cllr Patrick also referred to the need to reduce crime, allow emergency vehicles access and the issue of bats, in fact three different species of bat! He felt the lighting would disturb the insects that the bats feed on and referred to a letter written from Wirral Wildlife in 2007 about the bats. He referred the Planning Committee to their legal obligation with regards to species protection and went on to refer again to policy HS4.
He wondered how the proposed disabled tenant would be able to safely access the property by foot as the proposed pavement was too narrow and finished by referring to the strength of feeling from the Overchurch Residents Association as residents had contacted him by phone, email and letter about this planning application. He urged the Planning Committee to reject the application.
After much discussion over many issues to do with the planning application ranging from highway issues, disability issues, bats and wildlife, emergency vehicle access, refuse vehicle access and garages, someone asked one of Wirral Council's solicitors for legal advice about the issue of the application needing to rely on a future decision to unadopt the highway to proceed.
The solicitor referred to the proposed condition 9 which meant approval was conditional on the access road being formally stopped up and unadopted. She referred to the other reasons (other than a development) as to why the highway might be unadopted.
After much further debate, Cllr Stuart Kelly (Lib Dem spokesperson) moved refusal. This was seconded by Cllr Denise Realey (Vice-Chair).
All thirteen councillors present on the Planning Committee voted in favour of refusal.
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G'day john
I just read the headline and no more I presume everything around housing now revolves around "Graham Burge(r with the lot plus super duper car and 7 mistakes http://goo.gl/znBccO in 29 seconds)s's' new little game and his playmates?
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By: James Griffiths on 21 November 2014
I spoke to GB today this morning in Liverpool shortly before 11am.
One of the items on the agenda of the public meeting that we were both at of the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority was on housing (agenda item 8). We heard this report of Carol Hudson of St Helens Council on Liverpool City Region Housing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J55___mrK38 .
However housing at Wirral Council is dealt with by different people depending on the issue for example planning applications, landlord/tenant issues, planning enforcement, council tax et cetera…
By: John Brace on 21 November 2014
Thanks John
You seem to talk to"Graham Burge(r with the lot plus super duper car and 7 mistakes http://goo.gl/znBccO in 29 seconds)s's' a fair bit so I presume he is a decent guy….iisshhh.
He must hate dealing with these revolting bullies and idiots at Wirral but I suppose they gave him a decent wage compared to me being on the dole since Wirral Funny Bizz three and a half years ago.
Is he as despicable as the crap that still festers at Wirral?
Ps Tactfully get yourself out of that one "Tarras".
I talked to his predecessors in the post of Chief Executive/Returning Officer too. Such as asking Steve Maddox why I had voted but my name wasn't on the list of people that had voted. 😉
However, in answer to your question about GB. He has an unusual style of leadership which is difficult to describe. Yes they pay him £135,341/year gross (I'm sure someone like you can work out net).
He only came to Wirral Council as an employee in 2012, so he isn't as steeped in its culture as some people are. However working at Wirral Council for the last 2 years has changed the person he is from when he first started.
I wouldn't describe him as despicable no. However yes, there are others working for Wirral Council that have worked there for many years.
Well done John
Wirral will never improve in my opinion until they can fess up to small mistakes and do as the Queen of Australia's new bessie "The Dunny Chain Wearer" says and actually learn from lessons.
(Heaven help for the big mistakes.)
Admittedly he just talks crap and they continue on their merry way being too macho (not enough females) to say they have done anything wrong.
"Graham Burge(r with the lot plus super duper car and 7 mistakes http://goo.gl/znBccO in 29 seconds)s's' rolled them all out, except "Phil the Dill" and "The Dunny Chain Wearer" on 8 October to a farce and they performed as he wanted, ask "Highbrow" to play his tape to you and you will hear the untruths they spruked, on your super duper camera with swivelling tripod but sadly no lie detector.
John there are 66 of them and why do they tolerate this from fools like "The Football Shirt" and others that can "Talk for twenty minutes without breathing". Why defend them??????
See if he demands you take this message off my boy and just do it and I will tell the world who it was.
Ps Amazing that only "Simon Kelly" could see from the 620+ pages that the place stinks like a dead dingo's donga.
I haven't heard Highbrow's tape although I can imagine what is on it.
In answer to your question, it's hard for politicians to persuade an employee to leave if they don't want to. Yes they can make the post redundant, but the troublesome person can get redeployed elsewhere in the organisation.
A lot of the councillors have "day jobs" (that is full time jobs) or part-time jobs.
Remember a councillor (at least the backbenchers) are generally "part-time" politicians. That's why there's 3 of them per a ward.
Why they (almost always) defend employees is because they work with them, they're all part of the same organisation. In other parts of the public sector such as fire (and used to be transport) the politicians are one public body, the employees are a different public body.
At Wirral Council the councillors and employees are all together. Sometimes the opposition councillors knows about problems but keeps things quiet because of a combination of the British culture of not rocking the boat plus party political advantage later by making political capital at your opponents' expense when things get worse.
Cllr Kelly as spokesperson will have had to have read the papers (twice) for the Audit & Risk Management Committee as there are no other Lib Dems on it to do his reading for him. Also he knows the history having been a councillor for a while.
Some of the 66 have only become councillors so recently that they don't know what really happened in the last few years (just the spin in the press and mainly their own political parties).
I'm not defending them, just stating it how I see it.
Describing what's happening and going on is my job. Fixing problems at Wirral Council isn't.
Night night "Tarras"
Missed your alter ego "Aero" tonight. Commonly known as Reprahnehpets
More people should rock the boat and wake up "the Pretend Friend" and others.
Ps Why don't people in England say it as it is?
"Why don't people in England say it as it is?"
Because our history has taught us in our schools that people who have done that in the past get arrested and deported to Australia for telling the public the truth.
Hi Aero here (aka, etc) Why waste them words.
By: stephenharper on 22 November 2014
AKA can also refer to Anna Klonowski Associates Ltd…
You say above that councillors have day jobs and we all know they are super egos, have very little substance and are just yes people to their team and golf partners.
Have a look at "Phil the Dill's lot!!!!!
So My Friend how do you explain the two mute highly paid professional auditors who quake at the sight of "The Dunny Chain Wearer"?
There colleague did a find job proving that everything "Highbrow" and my self said was true, found criminality etc. and they just let the side down like a couple of lily livered parasites doing exactly what they were told.
Naff all..
Their report stated it should be referred to the Merseyside Police. So Wirral Council contacted the local plod (who they have a close working relationship with).
The police wrote a letter back after an investigation stating that they didn't have the evidence to take to the CPS to prosecute individuals or organisations because:
cue drumroll
The police didn't have enough evidence to persuade the CPS to start a prosecution/s. Bear in mind it has to pass the code test.
Otherwise the CPS prosecute, fail and then the CPS & police end up with egg on their face when they lose and the taxpayer forks out a huge bill for lawyers (both sides), police time, witness time, juries, judges, court staff etc.
G'day "Tarras"
Just changing the tune slightly from Waltzing Matilda to Advance Australia Fair.
Every member of the Labor Party voted to close Lyndale?
How do they sleep at night?
Vile creatures.
G'day James,
That's not true. At the last Council meeting there was a Labour councillor present that didn't vote to close Lyndale.
His name is Cllr Steve Foulkes. He abstained (because he's Mayor).
There were also other Labour councillors on Wirral Council that also didn't vote to close Lyndale School. This is because they weren't present at the meeting.
Internally (behind closed doors) within the Labour Group on Wirral Council, it's "rumoured" on the grapevine that the councillors did have an internal party political vote on whether to close Lyndale School.
The vote was 16 councillors for and 12 against. I'm not telling you who voted which way, but I'm sure you can guess which way certain Labour councillors voted and why some are unhappy with the outcome!
And tell me how would "The Dunny Chain Wearer" have voted if he had had too?
I am sorry I wasn't accurate about the number of votes (see "Football Shirt it is not hard to admit a cock up) but someone said it in the crap newspaper that the Clowncil seems to use for propaganda.
Although mind you Stella has been spoken of as well in the press.
If he had voted the other way would his little sheep shits have followed suit?
Well before he was Mayor he voted for a consultation on closure of Lyndale School.
This vote was on whether to ask Cabinet to reconsider their decision to consult on closure. So theorectically if he wasn't Mayor and if he was consistent with his earlier vote and the voting pattern of the Labour councillors on Wirral Council present he would've voted in favour of a consultation on closure, but who really knows without asking him?
Good Afternoon Mr Griffiths,
In relation to your last set of Remarks, not everybody is as strong as you and some people get frightened and are persuaded through that fear to do as their told, others could not give a Monkey's, beside as Mr Brace has already explained about the "Transportation Matter" Thank goodness all that ended (No Disrespect meant about Australia).
Let me give you a little reality check, "Take it or we will do you" Using the Courts to their own advantage, Driving at you in Fast Car's"
Encircling you to Frighten You. Constant Stalking and Harassment. Watching you all the time. Offers of Money, Telling you that you have had money and other Frightener's, Threats and Abuse, such as you old B you need a Slap.
So please do not be so critical of others, as previously stated not everyone maybe as strong as you and Mr Hobro
Well I can confirm I was offered money by a UK bank not to carry on with a matter.
Had plenty of threats, false allegations and the same made against my family.
This is the UK after all so I fully expect all this!! 🙂
The last comment by me was a little reality check, as already mentioned in a previous matter, I have indeed had what you have had also and I also expected it. However it is No Good, if the Police or Investigation Agencies have not got the Evidence it is a waste of time the CPS Prosecuting, for the Reasons you have mentioned.
Sometimes civil prosecutions are all that can be achieved due to the lower burden of proof (balance of probabilities vs beyond reasonable doubt).
G'day John aka Reprahnehpets
"Highbrow" might be tough mate but I certainly am not.
There is an article in the Guardian today and in relation to my last comment here is a brief snippet;
When HBOS paid its auditors KPMG $1.2m to investigate Moore's claims, its report questioned not just his views, but his professionalism, integrity and stability. Already sacked by Crosby and shunned by former colleagues, Moore says he read the report and wept. "The auditors and accountants are at the rotten heart of everything," he says. "You know, I got to the point where I actually thought they were right and I was wrong. I came to think I must be a terrible person."
You know who the terrible persons are don't you "Tarras"?
Yes I read the article in the Guardian on whistleblowing too (after you mentioned it).
Article refers to whistleblowers that have a "public hearing" and those that don't. Certainly someone independent, whether a judge in a court or even an employment tribunal finds more often in favour of the whistleblower (or whistleblowers) compared to a committee of people with some connection to the organisation criticised.
There are changes in the works (legislation wise) to set up an independently chaired committee at Wirral Council (with a majority of independent members) that picks the auditor. This can be what is now called the Audit and Risk Management Committee or a totally new committee. However nothing will happen before Christmas 2014.
As to Wirral Council's auditors, the Audit Commission followed by Grant Thornton, perhaps I should put some invoices up here so people know how much Grant Thornton make out of the taxpayer. The problem with the independence of auditors is that now councils pick who their auditors are, what auditor would want to rock the boat and put at risk their contract being renewed?
What it boils down to as far as I am concerned mate is that the people of Wirral cannot pay £100.000.00 plus in wages for public servants to be liars and too up there own ego's to admit they have mucked up.
Read Grant Thornton again…. and these muppets mucked up to a bunch of half wits down Campelltown Road.
I would have resigned personally if the wool was pulled over my eyes by these complete and total galahs.
Do you want to know who the three senior people are who have lied in front of me?
Ps They won't get the job.
It was people that picked the politicians, the politicians chose the senior management at Wirral Council.
Apart from the Chief Executive, they all have line managers. Being deliberately dishonest would be grounds for disciplinary proceedings.
However the failures that occurred at Wirral Council associated with BIG/ISUS were organisational failings both at Wirral Council and third parties.
Had only one person been dishonest or made an error of judgement then the other people would've provided a check and balance. However it is multiple people involved with Wirral Council, multiple people involved with contractors for Wirral Council as well as others that you (and others) allege were either dishonest and/or involved in a criminal conspiracy.
My question to you is this though. Can you prove that someone deliberately lied (and by deliberate I don't mean repeated what they were told) whether lying to you and/or others and what would be their motive for doing so?
I mean both strong in Mind or Body, I think there is indeed something we can agree on, that " The game ain't over til the Voluptuous Lady Sings " !!!!!!!!!!!
G'day
You tell me what their motives are John.
Absolutely unbelievable that these people think that if they say it it is true.
They need to have a good look at themselves and think about their morals ethics and their poor families.
They would be the first up their kids schools……….
Their motives are simple:
greed,
making someone else the fall guy,
self preservation and
destroying any incriminating evidence that could damn them.
Simple eh?
Get rid.
You can ask people to resign.
Even if they want to leave, they'll often say no, on the basis of if they go they'll be made a scapegoat and they'll see resigning (to everybody else) as an admission that they did something wrong.
You can offer people (above a certain age) early retirement.
You can ask Human Resources (and or their line manager) to do an investigation. That will inevitably be compromised at some point though by someone doing something wrong, or the trade unions will start intervening.
Someone will remind them that they have a "duty of care" as an employer and therefore have to be fair and balanced to senior management (or risk a large payout that may or may not have to be sanctioned by politicians or senior management).
However HR being so busy with all the hundreds of redundancies and other issues they don't really have the time for long complex investigations as one wrong move and you're having to make a large payout to the employee involved.
So the investigation gets outsourced to a third party, first ensuring the third party signs a contract to keep their mouth shut and do what they're told.
It will be pointed out that it costs Wirral Council an entire full-time staff's yearly salary to just recruit 1 person to the senior management level, £15k to Penna, £thousands in public meetings (as the politicians have to decide), £thousands in job adverts, interviews, shortlisting, longlisting, websites etc.
However on the plus side officers will recommend the interviews, shortlisting and longlisting is all done at public meetings, but after the press and public have been excluded.
Politicians will of course agree to this without fully considering the public interest in having press and public oversight of who ends up as senior management and how the hiring process can be manipulated by Penna, the LGA and anybody else with an interest in a behind closed doors meeting.
In the end you're looking at, well we don't have the budget from taxes for the above. There isn't the political will to sanction borrowing money to pay them to leave as that would seem like a coverup.
Also if we pay them to leave, they might tell the press or others what really happened. At least if they stay we can "control" them.
So a pragmatic decision is made to let them stay as it's too complex and expensive to let anyone go in the public sector unless you're a whistleblower in which case they'll get paid to keep their mouth shut, made redundant, or constructively dismissed.
In which case if they're a whistleblower they'd have the press office just label them as mad in the hope that the press will move on to a different story.
Welcome to the real world Mr. Griffiths and how your taxes are spent…
The problem with that is that people leave little traces of Evidence behind them and in order to make sure that the Evidence left behind is covered, they have to make up further Documents or have to erase documents to cover up and the people that do it, always bank on, that after advice the person receiving these False Documents will destroy them, they even go to the extent of making it look as though you are crazy and you cannot cope with your own life let alone Whistle Down the Wind. But unfortunately for the people concerned not everybody follows the set pattern or the Master Plan, do they?
G'day Reprahnehpets
The evidence is there my man that is why "Graham Burge(r with the lot plus super duper car and 7 mistakes in 29 seconds)s's' is talking out of "The Dunny Chain Wearers" backside when he says there is no conspiracy. Let him show "Beverleys" report that I believe is redacted in the farce of 8 October.
Just back from mass and you say;
In which case if they're a whistle blower they'd have the press office just label them as mad in the hope that the press will move on to a different story.
I am not mad I am effing furious.
So on we go……
Ps For as long as they are in post
I was referring to what Wirral Council did to try and dissuade the press from reporting on Mr. Morton (a former employee of theirs). They then lied to the LGA about the circumstances about Mr. Mortons departure from the employment of Wirral Council.
Thankfully I have less to do with Wirral Council's press office than some people working on newspapers do. Nor do we directly have advertising from them. However I could probably make far more money if I switched to PR as for every one of me there are four people employed in PR to counter the likes of me.
I've blown the whistle in the past so I know how angry I was then. Believe me I know! This is how it works in this country (just so you know).
Blow the whistle on the police, you will get arrested.
Blow the whistle on a politician your family will get shot at.
Blow the whistle on a local Council over a conspiracy of silence and do your job, your family will get beaten up (and even with a witness the police will have orders from above to drop the investigation and bring no charges because the police are always on the side of the political parties & those associated with them wanting to use violence for political ends).
So bearing in mind the above, do you think I am living in a country where it is safe for the press to actually operate???? There's blatant racism in this country and as both you and I are from ethnic minorities it's a further factor that doesn't make the country I was born in somewhere I actually feel safe!!
I'll be blunt with you, I could leave this country and live somewhere else, but I don't. I don't believe in bowing to threats of violence. However ultimately these past experiences colour how far I'm willing to go on a story (and that sort of self censorship is sad because it means stuff goes unreported such as BIG/ISUS).
Talking of mass. Have you noticed this year they don't have prayers before Council meetings?
When (in previous months) you had a priest or vicar telling councillors they were to make wise decisions in the best interest of the Wirral people it was hard for some people in the room to keep a straight face!
Did I tell you I wrote to the Archbishop about this lot and to pray for them.
Tranmere will get relegated as well.
It is all down hill.
His name is Davies!!!!!!!!!!!
No you didn't tell me until now.
Only thing I know about Tranmere recently is Wirral Council granted them planning permission to move their training ground.
So the archbishop is called Davies???
Lets see if I am beaten up then or Arrested because I am P….. … and they already know who I am and what I am about, it will not be the people already mentioned, because they have not got the Bottle or the Class and they know I do not now give a S…
Oh the police are never interested in the truth. They have targets to meet on how many they arrest, so it makes sense for them to arrest a few innocent people and deal with the consequences later.
After all police officers believe lies and hate the truth. It's better for the police to go round arresting the truthful people to teach them a lesson that they shouldn't be so honest in the future!!!
One thing with this on the Original Subject, they maybe becoming MACA and NERC Friendly, Cos they will not be there when you cross the Road or the Bats


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Editorial: Whitaker doesn't need confirmation if it's truly interim
Like every other move made in Washington these days, the appointment of Matthew Whitaker as acting U.S. attorney general has become a nasty political fight.Whitaker grew up in Ankeny, got his law degree and played football at the University of Iowa, and served President George W. Bush as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Iowa.In recent months, he'd been chief of staff to embattled U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions.The day after the election, President Trump asked Sessions to resign, and appointed Whitaker as the acting attorney general.Democrats have sued, saying Whitaker has not been confirmed by the Senate, took part in suspicious business activities and has publicly criticized the Mueller investigation.President Trump says he doesn't really know Whitaker.And he says Whitaker was confirmed by the Senate, but that Mueller hasn't been.The president is trying to have it two ways.Both men were confirmed by the Senate – but for different jobs than they have now – Whitaker as U.S. attorney here in Des Moines, and Mueller was twice confirmed as FBI director.If this is truly an interim appointment, then Whitaker likely doesn't need Senate confirmation.But anything lasting beyond a few months would not be good government.The White House has had plenty of time to think of a successor because the president has been threatening Sessions' job for nearly two years.In our view – no confirmation needed if this is truly an acting, interim appointment.Anything more than two or three months deprives the Senate of its constitutional duty to advise and consent on the chief law enforcement officer in the land.KCCI welcomes responsible replies to this editorial. Email editorials@kcci.com or visit our Facebook page.
Like every other move made in Washington these days, the appointment of Matthew Whitaker as acting U.S. attorney general has become a nasty political fight.
Whitaker grew up in Ankeny, got his law degree and played football at the University of Iowa, and served President George W. Bush as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Iowa.
In recent months, he'd been chief of staff to embattled U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
The day after the election, President Trump asked Sessions to resign, and appointed Whitaker as the acting attorney general.
Democrats have sued, saying Whitaker has not been confirmed by the Senate, took part in suspicious business activities and has publicly criticized the Mueller investigation.
President Trump says he doesn't really know Whitaker.
And he says Whitaker was confirmed by the Senate, but that Mueller hasn't been.
The president is trying to have it two ways.
Both men were confirmed by the Senate – but for different jobs than they have now – Whitaker as U.S. attorney here in Des Moines, and Mueller was twice confirmed as FBI director.
If this is truly an interim appointment, then Whitaker likely doesn't need Senate confirmation.
But anything lasting beyond a few months would not be good government.
The White House has had plenty of time to think of a successor because the president has been threatening Sessions' job for nearly two years.
In our view – no confirmation needed if this is truly an acting, interim appointment.
Anything more than two or three months deprives the Senate of its constitutional duty to advise and consent on the chief law enforcement officer in the land.
KCCI welcomes responsible replies to this editorial. Email editorials@kcci.com or visit our Facebook page.

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Parents of school-age children can find plenty to be concerned about in a just-released AEI report on citizenship that surveyed 866 public and 245 private high school social studies teachers.
What stood out for me is the lack of importance teachers put on learning some of the vital facts and principles that have made this country the envy of the world. What's even worse is social studies teachers' assessment of what their students are actually learning.
Only 64 percent of teachers say it is "absolutely essential" to "understand such concepts as federalism, separation of powers and checks and balances." Only 15 percent are "very confident most students" at their high school have learned about this by the time they graduate.
Only 50 percent of teachers say it's absolutely essential "to understand economic principles like supply and demand, and the role of market incentives." Only 11 percent are very confident most students at their high school have such an understanding when they are handed their diplomas.
Only 36 percent of teachers say it's absolutely essential "to know facts (e.g., the location of the 50 states) and dates (e.g., Pearl Harbor)" and a stunningly low 7 percent are very confident most of their students have learned this by graduation.
Mark O'Keefe is director of online communications and strategy at AEI.


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Trevor Paglen Wins The Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2016
Trevor Paglen (b.1974, USA) has been awarded the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2016 at a special ceremony in The Photographers' Gallery this evening, Thursday 2 June 2016. The £30,000 award was presented by BBC journalist and HARDtalk presenter Stephen Sackur.
The Prize is awarded to a photographer of any nationality for their significant contribution to the medium of photography either through an exhibition or publication, in Europe between 1 October 2014 and 30 September 2015.
Paglen won for his exhibition The Octopus at Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt, Germany (20 June – 30 August 2015). Paglen's project aims to represent complex topics like mass surveillance, data collection, classified satellite and drone activities and the systems of power connected to them. Paglen's installation comprise images of restricted military and government areas, skylines showing the flight tracks of passing drones, sculptural elements and research assembled in collaboration with scientist, amateur astronomers and human rights activists. Through his work Paglen demonstrates that secrets cannot be hidden from view, but that their traces and structures are visible evidence in the landscape.
Trevor Paglen was chosen by jury members: David Drake, Director Ffotogallery, Cardiff; Alfredo Jaar, Artist; Wim van Sinderen, Senior Curator at The Hague Museum of Photography; Anne-Marie Beckmann, Director, Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation and Brett Rogers, Director, The Photographers' Gallery as the non-voting chair.
The other shortlisted artists for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2016, each awarded £3,000, are: Laura El-Tantawy (b. 1980, UK/Egypt) for her self-published photobook In the Shadow of the Pyramids (2015); Erik Kessels (b. 1966, The Netherlands) for his exhibition Unfinished Father at Fotografia Europea, Reggio Emilia, Italy (15 May – 31 July 2015) and Tobias Zielony (b. 1973, Germany) for The Citizen, exhibited as part of the German Pavilion presentation at the 56th Biennale of Arts, Venice, Italy (9 May – 22 November 2015).
The Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2016 is organised by The Photographers' Gallery and is on display until 3 July 2016. It will be followed by a presentation at the Deutsche Börse headquarters in Frankfurt/Eschborn from 1 September – 31 October 2016.
Brett Rogers, non-voting Chair of the Jury and Director of The Photographers' Gallery said, on behalf of the jury: The jury recognised Trevor Paglen's project The Octopus for its significant contribution to current issues that deal with the disquieting impact of the unseen aspects of technology on our daily lives. They acknowledged the depth of research and variety of approaches he has developed to deal with subjects ranging from government and military surveillance to drone warfare. He successfully transforms these invisible means of control into compelling aesthetic objects and photographs, often referencing modernist paintings.
Anne-Marie Beckmann, Director, Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation said: We congratulate the winner of the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2016, Trevor Paglen. It is our great pleasure to continue the long term-commitment to the Prize and our engagement in promoting contemporary photography with the newly established Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation. We are delighted to present one of the most renowned photography prizes under its new title.
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"Proxy" was created in 2015 for an artist feature show at Arch Enemy Arts. The original painting measured 14" x 18" and was painted in watercolor and gouache. The original has sold.
For a little more, you can claim the signed and limited embellished edition of this print. Kelly is using pearlescent acrylic paint and iridescent gold acrylic paint to hand-embellish a random selection of areas in the print, making each completely unique. There are only 25 available in this special embellished edition of "Proxy," and it arrives signed and with a certificate of authenticity.


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Q: Problem using org.apache.commons.net.telnet.* with android I'm having a problem using the org.apache.commons.net.telnet.* library in my Android application and I was hoping someone could help me.
I have implemented an app which uses telnet to communicate with a remote server and all works fine.  The problem I have is when I call TelnetClient.disconnect() the method does not return. When calling the method when running a test case (meaning sans Android, just through Eclipse) it returns immediately, but on Android something is screwing it up. My test case looked something like:
TelnetClient telnet = new TelnetClient();
telnet.connect(ipAddress, port);
telnet.disconnect(); //HERE

Could anyone enlighten me as to why this may be?
If I obtain an InputStream from the connected telnet object and some info is sent from the telnet server after disconnect has been called, it can cause the method to return and closes the comm thread which was created by calling .connect(..), which makes me think there is some sort or lock being held somewhere?
What would the fundamental difference be between the Dalvik VM or Android OS and my Java VM and XP machine to cause the behavior?
Thanks for any help, stack traces below!
I have a stack trace from the comm thread created by the TelnetClient.connect() at the time the ANR appears (as a result of the disconnect call indefinitely hanging).
"Thread-15" daemon prio=6 tid=17 NATIVE | group="main" sCount=1 dsCount=0 s=N                obj=0x43812d90 self=0x1be528 | sysTid=1403 nice=-2 sched=0/0 handle=2703408
  at org.apache.harmony.luni.platform.OSNetworkSystem.receiveStreamImpl(Native Method)
  at org.apache.harmony.luni.platform.OSNetworkSystem.receiveStream(OSNetworkSystem.java:236)
  at org.apache.harmony.luni.net.PlainSocketImpl.read(PlainSocketImpl.java:550)
  at org.apache.harmony.luni.net.SocketInputStream.read(SocketInputStream.java:87)
  at org.apache.harmony.luni.net.SocketInputStream.read(SocketInputStream.java:67)
  at java.io.BufferedInputStream.fillbuf(BufferedInputStream.java:177)
  at java.io.BufferedInputStream.read(BufferedInputStream.java:259)
  at java.io.PushbackInputStream.read(PushbackInputStream.java:160)
  at org.apache.commons.net.io.FromNetASCIIInputStream._read(FromNetASCIIInputStream.java:77)
  at org.apache.commons.net.io.FromNetASCIIInputStream.read(FromNetASCIIInputStream.java:175)
  at org.apache.commons.net.io.FromNetASCIIInputStream.read(FromNetASCIIInputStream.java:138)
  at java.io.BufferedInputStream.fillbuf(BufferedInputStream.java:177)
  at java.io.BufferedInputStream.read(BufferedInputStream.java:259)
  at org.apache.commons.net.telnet.TelnetInputStream._read(TelnetInputStream.java:122)
  at org.apache.commons.net.telnet.TelnetInputStream.run(TelnetInputStream.java:564)
  at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:1060)

And also from the thread calling .disconnect() (which for my test case is just on the main thread):
DALVIK THREADS: "main" prio=5 tid=3 MONITOR | group="main" sCount=1 dsCount=0 s=N   obj=0x4001ab08 self=0xbc60 | sysTid=1390 nice=0 sched=0/0 handle=-1343996920
  at java.io.BufferedInputStream.close(BufferedInputStream.java:~166)
  at org.apache.commons.net.telnet.TelnetInputStream.close(TelnetInputStream.java:535)
  at java.io.FilterInputStream.close(FilterInputStream.java:81)
  at java.io.BufferedInputStream.close(BufferedInputStream.java:167)
  at couk.mypackage.comm.TelnetClient.closeTelnet(IGSTelnetClient.java:441)
  at couk.myoackage.comm.Translator$1.handleMessage(IGSTranslator.java:65)
  at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
  at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:123)
  at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:4203)
  at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)
  at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:521)
  at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:791)
  at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:549)
  at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)

Update:
If I close the output and input streams explicitly (which the javadoc says NOT to do), but to call disconnect() instead, then I can close the connection, i.e.,
out.close();
in.close();
telnet.disconnect();

I'm confused!

A: TelentClient extends Telnet and Telnet extends SocketClient. If you see these classes, it will create VT100 connection. See the below code from TelnetClient.java.
 public TelnetClient() {
   /* TERMINAL-TYPE option (start)*/
   super ("VT100");
   /* TERMINAL-TYPE option (end)*/
   __input = null;
   __output = null;
 }

This will now create the super classes. See the code from Telnet.java class.
Telnet() {
      setDefaultPort(DEFAULT_PORT);
      _doResponse = new int[TelnetOption.MAX_OPTION_VALUE + 1];
      _willResponse = new int[TelnetOption.MAX_OPTION_VALUE + 1];
      _options = new int[TelnetOption.MAX_OPTION_VALUE + 1];
      optionHandlers = new TelnetOptionHandler[TelnetOption.MAX_OPTION_VALUE + 1];
}

The DEFAULT_PORT here is 23.
Now, see the connect method from SocketClient.java.
        public void connect(InetAddress host, int port)
                throws SocketException, IOException {
            _socket_ = _socketFactory_.createSocket(host, port);
            _connectAction_();
        }

This is creating a new Socket using DefaultSocketFactory, which is a TCP socket to specified Host and Port. In the connectAction method, its setting the timeout for the new socket.
Now, when we call disconnect, its first trying to close the socket.
public void disconnect() throws IOException {
            _socket_.close();
            _input_.close();
            _output_.close();
            _socket_ = null;
            _input_ = null;
            _output_ = null;
            _isConnected_ = false;
        }

Because you are able to close the Streams directly, so seems the problem with the socket itself.
This will be a TCP socket, and i don't know how Android behaves with TCP. Can you please check on that? Because this method is doing closing of 3 private members. OR may be the socket is already closed so that it can't close it again?
Hope this helps.
Thanks.


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import lombok.Data;
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import javax.persistence.Table;

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Amazfit GTR 2 Smartwatch Review: Stylish And Innovative
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| Updated: Tuesday, December 29, 2020, 12:56 [IST]
Amazfit is one such brand, which offers smartwatches of different style and class. The company has launched products like Amazfit Neo, which costs just over Rs. 2,000, and the brand has also launched flagship products like the GTR.
Bright AMOLED display
Amazing battery life
Customizable watch faces
Cannot reply to messages
The Amazfit GTR 2 is the latest entrant from the company, which is slightly different when compared to the previous smartwatches from the brand. With a starting price of Rs. 12,999, GTR 2 is also one of the most expensive smartwatches from the company.
I have been using the Amazfit GTR 2 for the last few weeks, and here is the full review of the latest flagship product from the company with a bit of a retrospective.
Amazfit GTR 2 Design: Looks Classy
Amazfit GTR 2 replaced Amazfit T-Rex as my daily driver smartwatch. Do note, I'm someone, who never takes out the watch unless it requires charging. When it comes to comfort, I had no issues with the Amazfit GTR 2, just like the Amazfit T-Rex.
In terms of looks, the GTR 2 is more of a unisex offering, whereas the T-Rex looks more macho. The GTR 2 looks great on both men and women, and the factory strap should go well with almost any outfit. If you like watches with round faces, you will definitely like GTR 2.
Unlike some of the smartwatches from Amazfit, the GTR 2 comes with a user-replaceable strap, and one can easily use a regular third-party strap with this smartwatch. One feature that I didn't like about the GTR 2 is that it still uses a proprietary charging mechanism. This means you have to carry yet another cable with you.
Amazfit GTR 2 Display: Big And Bright AMOLED Screen
The Amazfit GTR 2 comes with a 1.39-inch AMOLED display with HD resolution, protected by a 3D curved glass. With 326ppi, it is one of the densest display on a smartwatch of this class. As this is an AMOLED display, it saves a lot of power when compared to smartwatches with an IPS screen.
The Amazfit GTR 2 is also one of the first smartwatches from the company to support always-on-display. However, I'm someone who isn't a huge fan of this technology, as it unnecessarily consumes battery at all times, as some part of the screen always remains on. Instead of always-on-display, I depend on the rise-to-wake feature, and it works like a charm on the Amazfit GTR 2.
As soon as I raise my hand, the watch faces turn on, showing me the necessary information. This also helps to offer better battery life when compared to always-on mode. The touch screen also works great with very minor frame drops while scrolling through various options.
Amazfit GTR 2 Customizability: Create Your Own Watch Face
The Amazfit GTR 2 is also one of the first smartwatches from the company that allows users to use any photo as a wallpaper. I was able to set my photo as wallpaper with just a couple of clicks.
By default, there are limited watch faces, and some of them can be customized according to one's need. Besides, there are a few third-party apps, which offer several watch faces, that too for free of cost. So, customization is never an issue with the Amazfit GTR 2.
Amazfit GTR 2 Health Features
Amazfit smartwatches are always known to offer a variety of fitness options, and the GTR 2 is no different. For a health-conscious user, the watch offers a real-time heart rate monitor, real-time blood-oxygen-level monitor, which is helpful during the current situation.
The watch also offers the PAI health assessment system, which uses algorithms to combine all the data such as heart rate, activity duration, and other information to give a single score. On top of that, there is also a real-time sleep monitoring system, for which, you have to wear the watch all the time.
There is also a real-time stress monitor system, which can detect the stress level and suggest how relaxed a user is. Do note that, while measuring the blood-oxygen-level and stress-level, one has to wear the watch a bit tightly. On top of that, there is an option to enable automatic stress measurements as well. However, it will affect the overall battery life of the watch.
Amazfit GTR 2 Fitness Features
The Amazfit GTR 2 comes with 12 fitness features, which include the most popular workout modes like running, walking, swimming, and cycling. The watch also comes with GPS connectivity, which helps to measure accurate running/jogging distance.
If you are a hiking or trekking enthusiast, then features like a built-in compass and barometric altimeter will help you to get accurate data. I took a couple of brisk walks, and the watch was able to capture the data without any issue. No matter if you are working out indoors or outdoors, the Amazfit GTR 2 can measure all without any issue.
Amazfit GTR 2 Entertainment
The Amazfit GTR 2 offers 3GB onboard storage, which lets users store music natively on the watch. Depending on the music quality, the watch can store up to 600 songs natively, and it can also connect to a Bluetooth earphone or headphone. If you hate to carry a smartphone while jogging/running, this is definitely a feature that you will appreciate.
Though it is a great feature, it is not something that everyone might appreciate in 2020/2021, where, most of us stream music from apps. The company should have given an option to directly download songs from cloud services like Amazon Music, Gaana, or Spotify.
On top of that, the storage can only be used to store music. Given the watch has an HD AMOLED display, the company should have given an option to store photos and videos just like music, which would have further improved the proactivity aspect of the built-in storage solution.
Amazfit GTR 2 Battery Life
Battery life was never an issue with any of the Amazfit smartwatches, and the Amazfit GTR 2 is no different. With default settings, the Amazfit GTR 2 should easily last between 10 to 14 days without any issue. However, continuous streaming of music or usage of GPS will discharge the battery much quicker.
With my settings (no always-on-display), the GTR 2 easily laster over 10 days without any issue. Do note that, I was able to achieve this battery life without streaming music or using GPS.
The Amazfit GTR 2 is a good smartwatch that offers a huge set of improvements when compared to the original GTR. Another feature of the Amazfit GTR 2 is that one can now answer calls using the watch. However, one will not be able to initiate a call from the watch.
Though the watch can showcase the notifications, there is still no option to reply to those notifications directly from the watch. Overall, the Amazfit GTR 2 offers a range of improvements, but it still requires some improvement. This is definitely one of the best smartwatches under Rs. 15,000.
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As revealed this week, Amazon will stop selling the buttons from the end of February and, while those that have them can continue to use them, anyone wanting to buy one now is out of luck.
Amazon said: "We've seen customers increasingly using programs like Alexa Shopping, which provides a hands free shopping experience, and Subscribe & Save, which lets customers automatically receive their favourite items every month.
"With this in mind, we've decided to shift the Dash programme focus—as of February 28, Dash Button devices are no longer available for purchase on Amazon globally. Existing Dash Button customers can continue to use their Dash Button devices."
The retailer is set to continue to offer its virtual Dash buttons that appear on Amazon's website, app and voice devices with screens such as Echo Show.
The devices were met with mixed reviews when they landed on 31 March 2015, with the company having to actually clarify that it wasn't an April Fool's joke. They also suffered an early blow when they were banned shortly after launch in Germany, Amazon's second largest market outside the US.
The rise of voice and mobile commerce has largely rendered the devices redundant, with orders being made more easily by just tapping, scanning or saying what they want to order. The dedicated nature of Dash – a single button for one particular product – was always going to be niche.
And voice is starting to make a growing impact on ecommerce. According to Rowena Patterson, Head of Consumer Research, Simpson Carpenter, one in three people own a smart speaker device and 75% of them use it at least once a day.


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This book is carefully designed to be used on a wide range of introductory courses at first degree and HND level. The interactive style of the book brings the subjects to life with activities and case studies rather than devoting hundreds of pages to theory. Key numerical and statistical techniques are introduced through Maths in Action panels located within the main text. The content has been carefully matched to a variety of first year degree modules from IEng and other BSc Engineering and Technology courses. Lecturers will find the breadth of material covered gears the book towards a flexible style of use, which can be tailored to their syllabus.


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Alhamdulillah! I am relieved. They were pretty stupid to play the adhan and have the time of the video at around 10 AM, which is clearly impossible to have the adhan. Idiots! haha!
You never know who to trust anymore, do you? May Allah guide and assist them in their time of weakness.
3. Doubting masses in Islam and Muslim scholars, and opening the door of future slandering of Muslims and their scholars.
4. Failing the trust of the istituation that they belong to, and slandering it with their actions.
I believe a Sharee3a court should try them on those crimes and punish them accordingly.
We Muslims cannot tolerate such crimes as it will add more trouble to our already troubled situation in the world.
One must be careful in accepting reports of contemporary news media outlets, especially if they demean the character of our fellow Muslims. One of the preeminent mashaikh of our times, Hadhrat Shaykh Zulfiqar Ahmad, once said about the West "they are the masters of disguise". Also, in this day and age in which our diseased hearts have ill expectations of others, such unconfirmed reports only serve to worsen our spiritual disease.
With regard to this recent allegation against some religious scholars, please read the response given by the head of Darululoom Deoband last month. While the English translation that is on the Darululoom-Deoband.com website leaves out some details, it does convey the findings of the investigation carried out by the madrasa itself. Also, the mufti in question was reinstated by madrasa. May Allah keep us in the shadow of our righteous scholars.
should think twice before making such assumptions. First of all, we shouldn't fall into that trap we always fall into, i.e. believing these so-called sting operations done by media outlets against the ahle-haqq ulama. Now that was common sense.
If we were to dig deeper into this issue and actually take out the time to read (or get someone to translate) the urdu statement issued by the Darul Uloom in this regard, we wouldn't be assisting these elements in making false accusations. The Darul Uloom Deoband declaration clearly explains that they setup an investigative committee to look into this issue. The committee, after reviewing the video tapes, concluded that there was no cash for fatwa exchange between mufti sahab and the reporters. The only scene where he is seen putting cash into his bag is for some books that were purchased. Furthermore, they mention that the news channel played the adhan in the background during the broadcast, when in fact this meeting took place at 10:30 AM. That only shows that they did not want the public to hear the conversation therefore falsely playing the adhan.
I always wondered why their fatwas were so wacky. I wonder what I would have to pay to make them pass a craaaazy fatwa.
Interesting how we believe the kuffar over the ulama-e-haqq. I would urge you to read Deoband's response on their website before making any judgment.
Alhamdulilah, what level has this Ummah fallen too, when one of the last most credible Madrasas in all of this dunya is being "degraded" by this illeged action. Brother Azeem, please have some adab for the 'Ulema. I ask you to retract your comments regarding Mufti Ibrahim Desai (DB), how can you slander the Ulema of Haqq. The Truth is clear and baatil is clear, accept the truth reject the evil.
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Love this article highlighting the importance of a positive customer experience.
According to Forrester's report 'The State of Customer Experience' only 3% of the organisations measured were ranked as excellent, 'a sharp decline that started in 2007 and is now at an all-time low'.
As they highlight, excellent customer experiences 'fuel growth, are emotionally rewarding, and inspire people to become vocal champions and the organisations behind them'. 3 out of 4 of these organisations recognised this, but clearly very few were in fact making an impact.
Brands should start with examining existing maps and other communication tools to understand the end-to-end experience, identify if there is a customer experience lead in the organization, and quantify the cost of opportunity and overall business impact of what works and what doesn't along the customer journey. Sounds basic, but in large and complex organizations sometimes all it takes is asking the right question.
If you're building a startup, you're in the driving seat. Happy customers create happy startups. Placing a strong focus on the end-to-end customer experience will pay dividends.


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The French Bureau d'Enquêtes et d'Analyses (BEA) issued their final report of the investigation into the cause of a fatal accident involving an Airbus A320 in November 2008, citing amongst others blocked AOA sensors.
Airbus A320 D-AXLA had been leased by XL Airways Germany since May 2006. The airplane was due to be returned to its owner, Air New Zealand, on December 1, 2008. The Airbus was ferried to Perpignan (PGF), France where it underwent maintenance at EAS Industries. It was also repainted in full Air New Zealand livery. The leasing agreement specified a programme of in-flight checks to ensure the airplane was fit for purpose.
The programme of planned checks could not be performed in general air traffic, so the flight was shortened. In level flight at FL320, angle of attack sensors 1 and 2 stopped moving and their positions did not change until the end of the flight. After about an hour of flight, the aeroplane returned to the departure aerodrome airspace and the crew was cleared to carry out an ILS procedure to runway 33, followed by a go around and a departure towards Frankfurt/Main (Germany). Shortly before overflying the initial approach fix, the crew carried out the check on the angle of attack protections in normal law. They lost control of the aeroplane, which crashed into the sea killing all seven on board.
BEA concluded that the accident was caused by the loss of control of the aeroplane by the crew following the improvised demonstration of the functioning of the angle of attack protections, while the blockage of the angle of attack sensors made it impossible for these protections to trigger.
The crew was not aware of the blockage of the angle of attack sensors. They did not take into account the speeds mentioned in the programme of checks available to them and consequently did not stop the demonstration before the stall.
The absence of consistency in the rinsing task in the aeroplane cleaning procedure, and in particular the absence of protection of the AOA sensors, during rinsing with water of the aeroplane three days before the flight. This led to the blockage of the AOA sensors through freezing of the water that was able to penetrate inside the sensor bodies.
The fatigue that may have reduced the crew's awareness of the various items of information relating to the state of the systems.


When the first series of Telltale's The Walking Dead appeared back in 2012, it felt like the start of a renaissance of point and click style adventure games, a genre long considered a niche interest following its implosion in the late 90s.
Titles like The Walking Dead emulated the earlier style but focused to a great extent on story rather than the esoteric puzzles that confused and confounded earlier games in the genre. Some would argue that over the last few years there has been an even greater shift towards storytelling, to the general detriment of interactivity.
The Council takes a different approach to other recent releases. The game is certainly narrative-heavy, but the inclusion of an RPG-lite progression system and the ability to choose a skillset with which to solve the adventure's various puzzles and diplomatic interactions does indeed set it apart.
The Council takes place in 1793 and follows lead character Louis de Richet, a member of a secret society, as he explores a private island. Louis has been invited to the island by a mysterious and wealthy benefactor. Also on the island are a number of important historical figures such as Napoleon and George Washington who each have their own agenda.
Louis is trying to locate his mother, also a member of the same secret society, who has gone missing and was last seen on the island. Through discussion with the island's inhabitants and exploration of a large manor in the centre, Louis hopes to piece together the mystery of his mother's disappearance.
In true Telltale style, the decision that the player makes will influence the development of the story. The Council is part narrative adventure and part puzzle game. Players are free to choose their preferred path as well as how they want to develop their in-game skills, which provides ample opportunity for replay to see how different actions could lead to different results.
This Complete Edition includes all five episodes of The Council in one box.


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Chris delighted – Roy not so Keane: Match reaction and highlights.
Posted on September 28th, 2009 | 17 Comments |
Hughton sings Newcastle's praises while Keane thinks Ipswich gave Nolan an early Christmas present.
I was away this weekend. A close friend of mine is off to Australia for at least 3 years, so a bunch of us got together for beer and golf in Oxfordshire (and I use the term 'golf' in the loosest possible sense), but I did manage to watch 70 minutes of the Newcastle United match before I was prised away from the TV and man-handled into taxi on Saturday evening. And I must admit my 70 minutes of Toon watching put me in a good mood for the evening.
We've had little to celebrate in recent seasons, so I thought I'd milk this victory for all I could and quote some of the match reaction from the two managers.
After the match, Hughton said:
"I am delighted with the approach with which we went into the game. From start to finish we were excellent.
"It speaks volumes for Kevin Nolan that a midfielder has scored a hat-trick. He has always been with one with an eye for goal
"The lads showed a great desire. We were fortunate enough to get the goals early enough to let us go on."
And later added:
"I'd say this has been the most satisfying win of the season so far and we're delighted to be back top.
"We were aware of what those around us had done with West Brom getting beat and Boro drawing.
"But we managed to keep our nerve and weren't fazed by it.
"I thought the lads showed great mental strength and, from the first minute, we were excellent.
"To score three goals in six minutes was tremendous and after that the result was never in doubt.
"We never looked in trouble at the back and controlled the game from start to finish."
Keane was obviously less pleased, saying:
"Clearly we are disappointed. We started alright but the first goal knocked our confidence.
"You have to persevere and encourage players.
"We have given teams a helping hand and we can't keep doing it.
"I'm sure Kevin Nolan thought it was Christmas with the first goal and before we knew it we were three down. We certainly have to defend better.
"I don't like losing football matches, the expectations are high but we have got to deal with it and get on with it."
The result has left Ipswich one place off the foot of the table and from what I saw on Saturday Keane will have his work cut out to turn things around.
Nolan was of course our hero for the day. I must admit I wasn't particularly impressed with him last season but he's certainly playing his part this season. Hughton had this to say about Nolan:
"Kevin's on fire at the moment and he was outstanding today.
"He is capable of scoring goals and at the moment he can't stop scoring – long may it continue.
"His first was a fantastic header – he had a similar chance at Blackpool but unfortunately missed that one – but this was a top-drawer finish.
"For his second he's found a turn of pace and it's a lovely hook inside the defender and a cool finish.
"His third was a little easier but capped a great team display and individual display from Kevin."
So, we're top and with two home games this week – QPR on Wednesday and Bristol City on Saturday – I'd say we've got every chance of staying there. West Brom are away to Barnsley on Wednesday and then have a tricky away tie to 3rd place Preston on Saturday, so with a bit of luck we'll even be able to extend our lead.
Match highlights (thanks batty).
NUFCBlog Author: Hugh de Payen	I'm a baby-boomer of the punk rock persuasion, currently exiled in Somerset for crimes committed in a previous life where locals keep trying to poison me with something called 'scrumpy'. Hates sprouts, coat-hangers, Cilla Black, ornaments, Steven Seagull movies and 50 Cent (he's not worth 10).	Hugh de Payen has written 634 articles on this blog.
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Posted on September 28, 2009	 by Hugh de Payen	in category: Chris Hughton and Hugh de Payen and Kevin Nolan and Thoughts and reflections	, with tags: Chris Hughton, Ipswich, Ipswich 0-4 Newcastle United, Kevin Nolan, Match Reaction, Newcastle United, NUFC, Roy Keane
inselaffe says:
I tried to post my support for Houghton on another thread, but for some reason, probably because I posted from my iPhone, it didn't come through.
Anyway, my point is that we should stop all this talk of a new manager with a new owner and let Houghton continue for the rest of the season. If we have learned anything from last season it must be that changing managers doesn't work. Chris has done a brilliant job, given the circumstances, and he should be rewarded for it.
I don't think he has what it takes to cut the mustard as a PL manager, but he should be allowed to manage us until we are promoted.
UTD111 says:
Woah!!
Bit of chicken counting going on at the end there! QPR for one will give us a much harder game…..
Lets not get carried away!! :o)
Dragonera says:
QPR play a fairly decent defensive game on the road and will look to hit us on the counter attack. However, this is one game where Carroll and Ranger will thrive as the West London club aren't the best at dealing with high balls aimed at opposition front men. I think it will be a low scoring game with the Toon just about coming on top. 2-1 or 1-0 me thinks.
Norn Iron Mag says:
Nice to be talking about the football for a change.
Im glad he is playing with 2 up front i think its a better style of play for us. Only one thing im not happy about is Nicky BUTThead. What a donkey running round in circles trying to catch up with play then we he gets the ball he gives it away. Give smudger the arm band and put Butt out to graze for god sake.
Rant over ;-)
I think Keane is a little harsh on Nolan for the first goal. Shearer made the observation that it was his movement which made the defender look hapless (although it still wasn't great defending).
Nolan seems to be getting the 5 yards he needs and hopefully his fitness will continue to improve. How long has it been since we had a goal-scoring midfielder like this?
Hughton is impossible not to like as a guy but it's good that he's getting credit off more and more supporters as a manager, though the reality is still not lost on most of us, the standard of opposition is poor and we've played some of the strugglers to boot. Pleased to see he went two up top though, best move he's made all season. Taking the game to them was the best thing we could have done.
I was quite disappointed with Butt as I've supported him for ages but his radar is definitely off. He didn't get involved much in the 'spoiling' on Saturday which is where he makes his biggest conribution but that mainly down to Smith having another cracking game and making him almost redundant. When Guthrie is back, we could surely play the same way but get Guthrie forcing the issue more than Nicky would?
Enrique is nuts like with his 'dicey' balls when trying to retain possession. Needs to learn sometimes "when in doubt….." is a good mentality. But a great player overall.
I liked the look of Khizanishvili, and the two lads were their stots off again. Harewood did OK but there's plenty of time for him to make an impression.
Plenty to be positive about.
did any 1 notice the ipswich keeper banged his head when he went to save the 1st goal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1FhiJ6U9Bs <<<take a look
Who are you like?
NUFC scout?
stuart no hes 1 of them that our fans were singing aboot yesterday lol
our fans where brilliant yesterday they were that loud u would of thought we were at home
No, i just pay a lot of attention when opposition teams play. Also, i have many friends who support the likes of QPR, Charlton, Palace, Millwall, West Ham etc. So i get a good gist of how their teams play and their strengths and weaknesses.
ive heard simon cowell is after signing our away supporters up he reckons there could be a xmas number 1 in it for him >>> get out of our club you fat cockney !!!!!!!!! get out of our club
Are you just posting that on every thread on every site? lol
Excelsior says:
A well earned, professional, victory won by committed players working hard for one another.
The look on Keanes face was merely the icing on the cake. QPR will be a sterner test…one I expect us to pass with flying colours.
I'm of the opinion that NUFC should be on Tyne Tees every Monday night – It's a great soap evening…..
henock says:
QPR WLL beet nufc 3-0 unless tghe line up are straight again ENRIQUE OUTTTTTTT AND KADAR OR TOZEN INNNNNNN I DONT KNOW HOW THE COATCH CANT SEE THAT DAMMMMMMMMM