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Fifa reform process: US attorney general news conference
Attorney general on Fifa scandal: "The betrayal of trust set forth here is outrageous"
Two Fifa vice-presidents arrested on suspicion of accepting bribes
14 more men indicted in football corruption probe
Neville: If I turned down Valencia job, I could have said goodbye to my credibility
Aimee Lewis and Jack Skelton
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And that brings this specially-extended Sportsday to a close. For more details on the Fifa crisis, make sure you read our breaking news story. And there will be more reaction in tomorrow's Sportsday from 08:00 GMT on Friday. Join us then.
Fifa corruption scandal
Here are the key points from the US Department of Justice news conference after more charges were brought in the Fifa corruption scandal:
16 more officials have been charged by US officials investigating corruption at football's world governing body Fifa
Former Concacaf president Jeffrey Webb has pleaded guilty to money laundering, wire fraud and racketeering
Seven other defendants have also pleaded guilty
"Every culpable individual who remains in the shadows...you will not escape our focus" - US Attorney General
The US Department of Justice: "The new charges unsealed today bring the total number of individuals and entities charged to date to 41.
"Of those, 12 individuals and two sports marketing companies have already been convicted as a result of the ongoing investigation.
"The convicted defendants have agreed to pay more than $190 million in forfeiture."
Lynch adds this is far from the end of her department's investigations into Fifa.
Lynch is then asked about she hopes to bring to justice defendants Ricardo Teixeira and Marco Polo del Nero, with the US having no extradition treaty with their native Brazil.
"We have extradition treaties with number of these countries and some we do not but that does not preclude that we may ultimately obtain those defendants in a US courtroom," she said,
"Other have chosen to come in before and we do not know those individuals' travel plans."
We are now on to questions and first up Loretta Lynch is asked about suspended Fifa president Sepp Blatter's view this investigation is motivated by the US missing out on the 2022 World Cup.
"I don't have any direct response to Mr Blatter," she said.
"I think he's well aware of the nature of our charges and he's probably spending a great deal of time reading through the 92 pages of our superseding indictment, which I believe speaks for itself.
"This investigation covers years of conduct by dozens and dozens of people both in the past and literally into the future."
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Eight defendants, including some from a previous indictment in September, have pleaded guilty to corruption, announces US Attorney Robert Capers.
One of the men named is former Fifa vice-president Jeffrey Webb, who has "accepted responsibility for his action and extensive forfeiture" according to Capers.
Chief of Investigation Richard Weber of the IRS's Criminal Investigation Division takes over:
"Today is another good day for soccer fans," he said.
"Unfortunately from the decades-long corruption that has been uncovered by the US investigation, good intent has been replaced by greed and misguided goals.
"This case has been nothing short of one of the most complex, worldwide financial investigations ever conducted.
"The integrity of the US financial system was breached by the defendants to promote and conceal their criminal schemes."
US Attorney Robert Capers: "One of the men, Romer Osuna, is alleged to have taken millions of dollars in bribes as treasurer of Conmebol. Amazingly, he is now a member of Fifa's audit and compliance committee - one of Fifa's sub-committees charged with developing reform proposals."
FBI assistant director in charge Diego Rodriguez takes the stage.
"This is but one more step forward in our effort to level the playing field of soccer," he said.
"We have found evidence of newly-alleged criminal activity more recently carried out by those whose greedy impulses won out over common sense.
"No one is beyond the reach of the law - even though soccer is a game to many it is merely a business enterprise to those profiting from the athletes and the fans.
"Along with our partners we uphold our promise to root out corruption in its many forms."
US Attorney Robert Capers: "These people held a variety of leadership roles and represent countries across the western Hemisphere. Each one was entrusted with specific responsibilities to develop and promote the sport with integrity.
"They abused their position of authority and trust to enrich themselves. They used the institutions they were supposed to serve, year after year, to satisfy they own greed."
'You will not escape our focus'
Lynch has a stark warning for other corrupt Fifa and football officials yet to be brought to justice.
"The betrayal of trust set forth here is outrageous," she said. "The scale of corruption alleged herein is unconscionable.
"And the message from this announcement should be clear to every culpable individual who remains in the shadows, hoping to evade our investigation: You will not wait us out. You will not escape our focus.
"Anyone who seeks to live in the past and to return soccer to its old ways is on the wrong side of progress, and does a disservice to the integrity of this beautiful sport."
'They hijacked the world's most popular sport'
Lynch continues...
"Not content to hijack the world's most popular sport for decades of ill-gotten gains, these defendants, as alleged, sought to institutionalize their corruption to ensure that it lived on, not for the good of the game but for their own personal aggrandizement and gain," she said.
"The roles of several of the defendants in these schemes illustrate the depth as well as the persistence of the alleged corruption.
"The defendant Héctor Trujillo currently serves as a judge on the Constitutional Court of Guatemala, purportedly dispensing justice by day while allegedly soliciting bribes and selling his influence within."
Lynch addresses Concacaf president Alfredo Hawit and Conmebol president Juan Angel Napout, the two Fifa officials arrested in Switzerland earlier on Thursday.
"We are now working to extradite those defendants to the United States, just as we are working to secure the arrest and extradition of additional defendants residing in other countries," she said.
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch: "They solicited and obtained 200m US Dollars through alliances with sports marketing companies and shut out competitors through the systematic payout of bribes and kickbacks."
In her opening statement Lynch says the investigation was into "pervasive and long-running consiprances in the world of soccer."
She added the defendants in the 236-page indictment "had corrupted the business of worldwide soccer to enrich themselves".
"We pledge to work with our partners around the world to hold co-conspirators accountable."
Here she is. US Attorney General Loretta Lynch has taken to the stand, starting out by telling us that the US Department of Justice has a 92-count indictment against 16 officials for "sustained abuse of their positions for financial gain".
While we wait for US Attorney General Loretta Lynch, here is more detail about the roles of the 16 men who have been indicted...
Alfredo Hawit (Concacaf president), Ariel Alvarado (ex-Panamanian football official), Rafael Callejas (former president of Honduras football), Brayan Jimenez (Guatemala FA chief), Rafael Salguero (Guatemalan Fifa executive committee member), Hector Trujillo (general secretary of Guatemala FA), Reynaldo Vasquez (former El Salvador FA president), Juan Angel Napout (Conmebol president), Manuel Burga (former Peru FA president), Carlos Chavez (Bolivia football president), Luis Chiriboga (Ecuador football president), Marco Polo del Nero (Brazil football president), Eduardo Deluca (Conmebol general secretary), Jose Luis Meiszner (former Conmebol secretary general), Romer Osuna (Bolivia football audit and compliance committee chief), Ricardo Teixeira (former Brazil FA chief).
"This is a two-minute warning," a US Department of Justice official tells the assembled media.
That's two minutes before US Attorney General Loretta Lynch addresses them over the latest indictments in the Fifa corruption scandal.
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The stage is set. Now we are awaiting the arrival of US Attorney General Loretta Lynch, who is due at any moment to speak about the indictments and arrests as part of the Fifa corruption scandal.
You can watch her news conference by clicking the 'Live Coverage' tab at the top of this page.
The New York Times provides more details about one of the 16 men named in a US Department of Justice indictment...
Fifa defendants named
The New York Times is reporting the 16 defendants named in the 236-page indictment from the US Department of Justice.
The full list of defendants:
Alfredo Hawit, Ariel Alvarado, Rafael Callejas, Brayan Jiménez, Rafael Salguero, Héctor Trujillo, Reynaldo Vasquez, Juan Ángel Napout, Manuel Burga, Carlos Chávez, Luís Chiriboga, Marco Polo del Nero, Eduardo Deluca, José Luis Meiszner, Romer Osuna and Ricardo Teixeira.
Concacaf president Hawit and Conmebol president Napout were arrested in a dawn raid on a Swiss hotel on Thursday.
Robertson into UK Championship quarter-finals
Crash! Bang! Wallop! The Thunder from Down Under has rumbled into the last eight of the UK Championship.
Neil Robertson, the world number three, crashed out three centuries as he routed Stephen Maguire 6-1 to secure his place in the quarter-finals.
The 2013 winner added two fifty-plus breaks as he won six frames in a row to crush the world number 15 in York.
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DoJ-Fifa news conference
Still no release of the US Department of Justice's indictment yet.
In the meantime, if you're looking for some background reading on the Fifa corruption crisis, your key questions are answered here.
Fifa reforms
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
"Fifa's executive committee have concluded a two-day meeting looking at reforms. They are determined they have the right recipe to reform the governing body.
"They want to be a trusted body by 2018, that's their ambition. They now have to convince the member associations in February they have the right reforms in place to be just that."
What did Fifa propose to change?
Talking of Fifa, the governing body earlier outlined their package of reforms:
The executive committee will be replaced by a new council which will clearly separate political and management tasks.
Senior officials will now only be allowed to serve a maximum of 12 years.
There will be stringent integrity checks in place for individuals on standing committees
A minimum of six women - up from one at present - will be able to be elected to the Fifa council
The salaries of the Fifa president and senior officials will be made public.
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Moya Dodd said more women on committees at Fifa will lead to better decisionsImage caption: Moya Dodd said more women on committees at Fifa will lead to better decisions
Just when you thought you were out...they pull you back in.
More Fifa to come this evening folks as at 18:30 GMT we will be hearing from the US Department of Justice on the latest developments in their corruption investigation into Fifa's officials.
The indictment is released then with a news conference from Washington DC to follow at about 19:00 GMT.
Lewis named president of Commonwealth Games England
Olympic gold medallist Denise Lewis has been appointed president of Commonwealth Games England.
Lewis, 43, succeeds Dame Kelly Holmes, who spent six years in the role.
The 2000 Olympic heptathlon champion will give "leadership and guidance" before the 2018 Commonwealth Games, to be held on Australia's Gold Coast.
"I am thrilled I have the chance to work with, and support, England's athletes and help them towards becoming a Commonwealth medallist," said Lewis.
Stenson overcomes illness to share lead
Henrik Stenson overcame illness to take a share of the lead on six under after round one of the Nedbank Golf Challenge in Sun City.
The Swede, who has "been in bed with flu for three days" said he had "only a five per cent chance of playing" after pulling out of Tuesday's pro-am.
Stenson leads with South African Jaco van Zyl after both had bogey-free 66s.
Defending champion Danny Willett of England is third after having five birdies and no bogeys in his 67.
Blackburn transfer ban lifted
Blackburn Rovers can buy players again after their transfer embargo for breaking Financial Fair Play rules was lifted by the Football League.
The Lancashire side, along with Leeds and Nottingham Forest, were placed under the embargo in December 2014.
It means Rovers will be able to sign players for a fee when the January transfer window opens.
"It's a building block and one little stage in trying to rebuild this club," said boss Paul Lambert.
rugby-union
Launchbury must captain Wasps before England - Dallaglio
As new England head coach Eddie Jones mulls over his captaincy options, World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio says Joe Launchbury must first captain club side Wasps before he leads the national team.
Lock Launchbury was recently singled out by club boss Dai Young as an ideal candidate to replace Chris Robshaw.
"We don't want to put too much pressure on the lad," Dallaglio told the Daily Telegraph.
"At the moment he is coming along fantastically well. But he's definitely going to be one of a number of options available to Eddie Jones. For sure."
"He may well be knocking on the door to captain Wasps next season. He may be putting a bit of pressure on current captain James Haskell at some point. He's a guy who is developing all the time."
Rosenior and LuaLua out for a month
Brighton & Hove AlbionpairLiam RoseniorandKazenga LuaLuawill both be out for the rest of the month.
Full-back Rosenior, 31, has a medial knee injury, while striker LuaLua, 24, has had minor groin surgery.
The surgery has set back LuaLua's expected comeback by a month, who has not played since 19 September.
The Seagulls remain unbeaten this season and sit top the Championship table ahead of this weekend's clash with Charlton.
Appeal court rule Pistorius guilty of murder
Pumza Fihlani
BBC News, Johannesburg
In a packed courtroom with Reeva Steenkamp's family listening to every word, the judge said that when Oscar Pistorius decided to fire four shots through a closed toilet door, he had gambled with a person's life - whoever that was.
Under South African law you cannot just shoot - you first need to determine that the threat to your life is real and that there is no other way to eliminate that threat but to shoot.
Many South Africans have applauded the court's decision on social media, saying justice has now been served for Ms Steenkamp.
This ruling is expected to go some way to show that no-one is above the law, not even South Africa's once beloved "blade runner".
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Reeva Steenkamp's mother June (centre) was in court for the rulingImage caption: Reeva Steenkamp's mother June (centre) was in court for the ruling
Will he return to jail?
Yes. He will be back behind bars, less than two months after he was placed under house arrest.
When will he be sentenced?
We don't have a date yet, but it will be next year. The minimum sentence for murder is 15 years, but the judge does have the discretion to lower it.
Can he appeal?
Yes, but only if his lawyers are convinced that the appeal judges violated his constitutional rights. So it's a high threshold, and hard to meet.
So is this the end of Pistorius' professional athletics career?
Almost certainly. He's 29, and will be past his prime by the time he is freed. It is also unlikely that advertisers would want to sponsor him, as the Pistorius brand is now tainted.
'A step in the right direction'
Swansea v Leicester (Sat, 15:00 GMT)
Swansea suffered a sixth defeat in 10 Premier League matches when they lost 1-0 to Liverpool last time out but Monk says it was a "much-improved performance".
"At the start of last week after the Bournemouth game, I sat down with all the players and had good discussions with them on how we go forward and what we need to do to improve," he said.
"We talked about many things. We talked about the situation: 'Let's be open and honest about it'.
"It was definitely the right step to make. It's not an easy process, but it's definitely a step in the right direction."
Monk added Swansea will be without left-back Franck Tabanou for a "few weeks" because of a thigh injury sustained during training.
Garry Monk news conference
The news conferences came thick and fast today in the world of football, with under-pressure Swansea boss Garry Monk talking about his side's game with high-flying Leicester on Saturday.
On record-breaking Foxes striker Jamie Vardy, Monk said: "Our club will appreciate a story like that, but it's our job to maybe put an end to that story."
He added: "We obviously have experience of coming up through the leagues and we have players that have come through to this level.
"Leicester are in top form so they're certainly not to be underestimated."
How will Gary Neville fare as manager of Valencia?
Dan Evans: As a United fan, I'd love @GNev2 to prove himself at Valencia then take the reigns at Old Trafford in a few years #Nevillencia#bbcsportsday
John McEnerney: He'll tighten Valencia up & each player will know his job. He should do ok given time but you never know in La Liga
Harry Heath: @GNev2 is giving very strong, honest and believable answers to all the journo's questions. Good luck to him and Valencia! #bbcsportsday
David Gill, British Fifa vice-president is pleased with the proposed reforms to the organisation:
"The overall package of reforms has been very well thought out and they are very much a step in the right direction.
"In terms of expanding the World Cup, this is such a major decision that it needs proper analysis. There needs to be full consultation with the stakeholders including the clubs, players and fans, and a proper analysis of all the implications including commercially and in football terms.
"It is not being proposed to come in until 2026 so I do not see that there is any rush to make a decision."
'The fans can dream, but not us'
Ranieri wrapped up proceedings by urging caution - both in terms of Leicester's league position and the test posed by a beleaguered Swansea side looking to rediscover their best form on Saturday.
"In this moment things are good but we must keep our feet on the ground. The fans can dream, but not us," he said.
"There are very good players at Swansea. They started very well and sooner or later they will get better.
"It will be very, very difficult for us against Swansea I'm sure, but another opportunity to show how good we are."
James back soon
Ranieri kicked off by discussing midfielder Matty James, who made his return from a long-term knee injury for the Under-21s against Villarreal on Wednesday.
"We need to see how he reacts. He's a very good midfielder and I hope he's ready soon," said Ranieri.
""It's important for me to have another very good midfielder. Then I can choose. There's big competition."
Yet the Italian also confirmed defender Ritchie De Laet picked up an ankle injury in training this week and will miss the Swansea game.
Claudio Ranieri news conference
Amid all the Fifa and Gary Neville excitement we were unable to bring you Leicester City's news conference as it happened earlier this afternoon.
But with the second-placed Foxes and star striker Jamie Vardy thrilling fans and neutrals alike it's only fair we correct that.
Highlights from manager Claudio Ranieri to follow.
Tigers captain Shenton extends deal
Castleford Tigers captain Michael Shenton has signed a new three-year contract extension to keep him at the club until the end of 2019.
Centre Shenton, 29, scored 14 tries in 27 Super League appearances last season.
The snooker artist
Snooker player David Grace is through to the UK Championship quarter-finals. But when he's not potting the black, he's painting it black. (Stick with us.)
The snooker player-cum-artist is as good painting on canvas as he is potting on the baize. BBC World Service have caught up with the Englishman and to
Hear more from his interview with World Service and see some of his amazing portraits:
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David Grace's portrait of seven-time World Champion Steve DavisImage caption: David Grace's portrait of seven-time World Champion Steve Davis
Grace's portrait of former world champion Dennis TeylorImage caption: Grace's portrait of former world champion Dennis Teylor
Most skilful?
Despite Chelsea's current plight they've not been short of a tricky player or two over recent years.
So who does current star Eden Hazard rate as the most skilful player he has played with or against?
Yes that's right, it's Gervinho. Surprised, Arsenal fans?
"I played with Gervinho at Lille, he had a lot of skill and he was very quick as well," Hazard told the Chelsea website.
Rojo injured
Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo is facing a period on the sidelines after dislocating his shoulder in training.
The incident happened on Wednesday and is the same shoulder Rojo dislocated against Manchester City last season.
On that occasion Rojo did not have surgery but still missed four weeks.
Rojo, 25, has made 11 appearances for United this season, his latest coming in the Champions League draw with PSV Eindhoven at Old Trafford on 25 November.
The Argentine joins fellow left-back Luke Shaw on the sidelines.
Strong words from Gary Neville to finish...
"Valencia will get every last ounce of energy, effort and enthusiasm that I can give," he said.
And with that proceedings are finally over as Neville and co make their way to pitch side to take some photos.
What do you make of Neville's appointment? Let us know on #bbcsportsday
Neville in Valencia
A question about a report that Jose Mourinho might take over at the end of the season. Simple one for Gary, this: "I don't appoint the next coach!"
At this point, club president Lay Hoon Chan, sitting next to Neville, steps in.
"I think it's disrespectful to Gary to talk about appointing the next coach at this time."
'Everyone has a clean slate'
Hang on, wasn't it two more question three questions ago? Anyway, we're still in the swing of things here as Gary Neville is asked what his first tasks are.
"I've watching a lot of games in La Liga back in the UK and looking at it in the last few weeks it's a confidence and belief that has faltered at Valencia," he said.
"So the first thing to work on is the confidence and belief.
"I'm excited to work with all the players, who all start with a clean slate and I won't single out any individuals I'm particularly looking forward to working with."
Gary Neville in Valencia
Neville is asked whether he's spoken to the club's owner about bringing in new players.
"No I haven't. I always think the idea of a coach or player talking about anyone else than the players at this club disgusts me.
"I want to work with these players, the ones in this dressing room. They deserve to play for Valencia Football Club. For me, it's not under consideration. I'll work with the players that we have."
Gary Neville news conference
Two more questions...so naturally a barrage of questions 'disguised' as one follows.
The first part is about the structure in place about Valencia and the role of a sporting director.
"I've seen sporting directors work and not work - it's about the quality of the people involved and I'm very clear about my role and responsibility," said Neville.
"In terms of a new sporting structure that's something chairwoman Layoon Chan needs to speak about."
The second part is about which managers Neville most admires.
"It's dangerous to start talking about individual mangers because you then alienate others and I don't like those comparisons," he replies.
Britain crash out
David McDaid
BBC Sport Olympic sports reporter in Raipur
Great Britain's men's hockey team are out of the World League Final tournament in Raipur at the quarter-final stage.
The head coach Bobby Crutchely's new-look squad had looked so good on the way to this stage - having beaten the world number one team Australia.
But against the hosts India they were undone 2-1 by some fine attacking play and chances squandered.
They had wanted to get to the semi-finals here but instead will play one last game on Friday against the loser between Argentina and Australia.
Crutchley still maintained afterwards there were plenty of positives to take from the week - but that they need to execute better when scoring opportunities present themselves.
I believe in myself - Neville
Gary Neville says his next six months as Valencia boss won't determine how good or bad a coach he is.
"I'm aware of the judgement nature of modern football and completely understand that," he says. "Whatever happens in the next five months, it won't mean that I'm a fantastic coach.
"If I get difficult results, it won't mean I'm a terrible coach. I believe in myself and I believe I can deliver what I want to as a coach. I like to take things on knowing I've got a fair chance of achieving things."
'Horrible for opposing teams'
Gary Neville elaborates on his desire to recapture the intimidating atmosphere he experienced as a player at the Mestalla.
"When I played here in the late 90s and early 2000s, it was a horrible place to play for an opposing team," he said.
"I've seen how intimidating the stadium can and that's the ultimate thing I want to get the fans excited and be as ferocious as they were all those years ago when it was hard to get a shot on target let alone score."
More from Gary Neville: "The absolute intention is to deliver success straight away. From my point of view, we understand in football it's a roller-coaster and that clubs do go through periods which are less good than others but, obviously, the owner is fully committed to long-term success.
"I can only think in the way of long term and that's important in a sense of why I wanted to come here.
"They have young players. The owners didn't want the club to be overhauled and, from my point of view, we're on the same page in respect of that."
Is Salford a distraction?
Gary Neville is a man with plenty of interests to juggle and he is asked how he will balance the Valencia job with his part-ownership of Salford City.
"Well I don't play for them," he joked.
"I have lots of interests in the UK but for the time being they're parked and I'm fully focused and excited about this challenge in front of me.
"Salford City has a 14 person committee and three other owners who live close to the ground - my input is minimal in that sense, the club runs itself well."
Fergie has been supportive - Neville
Gary Neville says he did not seek advice from his former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson over whether to take the Valencia job.
"But I did speak to him in the last few days and he offered, as you'd expect, words of encouragement and support," says Neville.
"I'd be stupid not to accept that advice and support moving forward and not just from him, but from Roy Hodgson and other experienced coaches."
A message to the fans
Gary Neville is invited to send a message to the Valencia fans.
"I understand that the fan of a football club is the most important person," he said.
"The rest of us are here to guard, serve and deliver the success they believe the club deserves.
"The Valencia fans are known as demanding but they should be - it's a fantastic football club and it's up to us coaches and players to meet their demands."
'We must aim to win every game'
On his minimum expectations at the end of the season, Neville says: "I only ever know one way, and that is to expect to win every single match. We know that's not always the case but that's the minimum expectations people should have in a club the size of Valencia."
While reiterating his aim to learn Spanish, Gary Neville explains how he will communicate with his players in the short term.
"A lot of the coaching team and back room team speak English but to be clear I expect to turn more Valencia than to turn Valencia more English," he said.
"David who works in video analysis translated for me this morning and I will expect the players to assist me as at Old Trafford the players were always excellent at enabling people to settle in.
"But I'm very aware I have to pick up some key phrases as soon as possible."
Gary Neville is asked whether his relationship with Peter Lim, a Singaporean businessman who bought Valencia CF in July 2014 and took a 50% stake in Salford in 2015 - a club which Neville part owns - is a challenge.
"The relationship with Peter Lim is not a challenge," he says.
On his managerial inexperience, Neville says: "I think we've all seen inexperienced coaches succeed and we've all seen experienced coaches fail, there's no magic formula.
"I accept I've got to prove myself. Having worked in the media, I understand completely why you would want to ask these types of questions."
Here and now for Neville
Amid speculation this could be the first step to bigger things, Gary Neville says he is neither concerned with proving English coaches can be a success abroad nor one day taking the Man Utd or England jobs.
"There have been English coaches who've been successful abroad - Bobby Robson, Roy Hodgson and Terry Venables to name three," he said.
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"From a long-term perspective I would never look at that or future jobs - I'm focused completely on the next two training sessions and the team to pick for Wednesday.
"We all have dreams but the only way you get there is focusing on the individual bits one at a time."
'Hodgson understanding & positive'
On his role as England assistant coach, Gary Neville says: "In terns of the FA and the England football team, when I spoke to (manager) Roy Hodgson he was incredibly supportive and positive and enthusiastic.
"He understood completely the opportunity for myself and was wholly supportive that I should do it.
"We've got two games in March which are in an international break where Valencia don't play. From my point of view, I wanted to continue to complete my job through to Euro 2016 and everyone's completely understanding that Valencia will be my priority for 95% of the time.
"But it doesn't stop my having phone conversations with Roy, and other members of the staff."
Gary Neville explains why he won't be in the dugout for Saturday's La Liga tie against Barcelona.
"On Sunday evening the first contact was made and by Monday evening I'd accepted," he says, explaining the timeline of events.
"I needed to discuss with my family overnight. On Tuesday we discussed the logistic, like contracts and coaching team. Wednesday was the announcement and today was the first time I could get over here.
"We felt the coaching for Barca should be consistent. It wouldn't be fair on them giving them a new voice the day before a big match."
'Football in the traditions of Valencia'
A journalist sneaks in a double question about what style of football Gary Neville's Valencia will play and the influence of Sir Alex Ferguson.
"I'm not going to insult Valencia by saying I'm coming over here and playing football like Manchester United," Neville said.
"I've got to play football in the traditions of Valencia.
"My experience with Sir Alex Ferguson is invaluable but when you talk about style it will be very different against Barcelona at the weekend to against Lyon next week.
"Every coach wants to play offensive, attacking football to entertain the fan but we've also got to find a way to win."
'Neville the pundit would be sceptical'
Asked what Gary Neville the pundit would think of an inexperienced former Spanish international who did not speak the language getting one of the top managerial jobs in the Premier League, the new Valencia boss admits he would be skeptical.
"I would question it as a neutral observer, I would be skeptical and would want to be proven otherwise," he says.
"I understand that I've got to prove to the Valencia fans, to the players that I'm capable of doing this job.
"Any doubts will only be removed by winning football matches. I'm not going to shy away from the very direct approach I had on television."
Gary Nevilleresponds to a question about what brotherPhilhas told him about Valencia's players.
"Phil speaks very highly about the squad in terms their application and dedication," he said.
"Obviously confidence has been an issue recently but that happens at all football clubs.
"He spoke about their enthusiasm and that gives me great enthusiasm to work with the players every day."
Gary Neville is asked what he told the players when he visited the training ground this morning.
"I went to the training ground this morning and met with the players and staff, it was very simple, I didn't want to confuse them," he says.
"They've an incredible important match on Saturday against Barcelona. It was just to say that I'm happy to be here and that I will give them my all for them and I will give my best and I expect the same in return from them."
Brotherly love?
They've played together, bought a football club together but is there any apprehension at working with your brother Phil, Gary is asked.
"I don't see any problems - if Phil wasn't here I'd want him here," he replied.
"Phil is diligent, hard-working, talented and I'm delighted he's here to be a part of the coaching set up
"We don't do niceties but talk about actions - our recent conversations have been about the players and what we're going to do."
Neville makes plea for a Spanish teacher
"I will take lessons every day," says Gary Neville of learning the language.
"At the moment I have a slight problem in that I can't find a Spanish teacher willing to get up at 6am to give me lessons.
"I was at the training round this morning and Phil's Spanish was fantastic in terms of communicating with the players."
Why here, why now and how's your Spanish, Gary Neville is asked.
"I've been offered jobs in football over this last four to five years, the timing has never felt right," he says.
"I wanted to give myself time to learn, but when I received the call on Sunday evening I thought 'what an opportunity, what a challenge'.
"From my point of view, sitting on TV, talking about coaches, the time has now come for me to stand up. This is a wonderful football club. I'm precious about what I take on and what I'm associated it, but if I'd turned this down I could have said goodbye to my credibility because this is an unbelievable football club."
'It's important I show that commitment'
When asked about how long-term his ambitions are at Valencia given his initial contract is only for six months, Neville insists he will immerse himself in Spanish culture.
"My family will move over here permanently, my girls will finish school in Manchester in two weeks' time and will move to Valencia with my wife," he said.
"When I was at Manchester United I wanted foreign players to show commitment to the city and immerse themselves in the culture.
"It's important that I also show that commitment even though for now it's just a six-month contract."
After clearing up how his surname is pronounced, Gary Neville is asked whether he is "fighting" for a chance to manage beyond June 2016.
"The only way to approach any football job is to think of it as a permanent job even though we know it's only six months," says the former England defender.
"We will appoint people from within, I'm not interested in bringing over an army of coaches. I'm interesting in creating stability."
The first question to Gary Neville is, somewhat surprisingly, about how he can implement Valencia's tradition of strong wing play.
"I wasn't expecting that as a first question," replied Neville.
He added: "I'm aware of the traditions here at Valencia - I've played out here a few times against some fantastic wingers.
"I understand my responsibility is to appraise the players as quickly as possible and pick the right system that gets us winning matches right away, irrespective of style."
Valencia chairwoman Layhoon Chan: "We need someone with strong leadership, a fresh approach and understand the engagements of our fans. Gary is an excellent coach and has these qualities that Valencia need right now.
"He is a leader, a great motivator and hugely respected in football for his understanding of the game. His personal success at the highest level of the game will inspire our players.
"We see something very special in him. Not about nationality, not about his friendship with Peter Lim, about his qualities to lead Valencia at this time."
Valencia president Lay Hoon ChanImage caption: Valencia president Lay Hoon Chan
Gary Neville confirms his brother, Phil, will be an assistant coach as well as under-19 coach Miguel Ángel Angulo.
Speaking about former Valencia player Angulo, Neville says: "I'm delighted to announce that he's accepted the invitation to become a coach. I spoke to many people in Valencia, and the respect he's had from everybody is incredibly important."
Gary Neville has been unveiled as Valencia's new manager.
Neville says: "I'm incredibly excited to be here, I understand and respect the huge responsibility that I've been given and accepted.
"I understand that by playing against Valencia, the passion and intimidation of the fans and I want to recreate and harness that."
Valencia CF president Lay Hoon Chan and Gary Neville arrive at Paterna Training CentreImage caption: Valencia CF president Lay Hoon Chan and Gary Neville arrive at Paterna Training Centre
Juve boss plays down Man Utd link
Juventus head coach Massimiliano Allegri has played down reports linking him to the Manchester United job.
Allegri won the Serie A title at the end of his first season in Turin and guided the Bianconeri to the Champions League final where they were beaten by Barcelona.
Recent reports in Italy have suggested the 48-year-old might be approached to replace Louis van Gaal at Old Trafford, but Allegri has insisted he is committed to Juve for at least one more campaign.
"I have a contract running until 2017," he told the Corriere dello Sport. "I'm happy here and I'm focused on Juventus' objectives."
Gary Neville Valencia news conference (15:00 GMT)
Fans influential - Newcastle boss
Newcastle boss Steve McClaren has called on fans to back his team when they take on Jurgen Klopp's in-form Liverpool on Sunday.
Newcastle can turn it around - McClaren
Newcastle boss Steve McClaren is facing the media as he prepares for Sunday's Premier League tie at home to Liverpool.
The Magpies are second from bottom in the table and McClaren says: "The next game is always an opportunity to build a performance, get a result and the confidence can come back.
"The mood is focussed and determined, and we know that we can turn it around with one result because we have good players."
GB lose to India in World League quarter-final
Froome data release won't change anything - Wiggins
Sir Bradley Wiggins does not expect critics of fellow Tour de France winner Chris Froome to be persuaded to change their minds by the imminent release of physiological data.
After winning a second Tour de France title amid scrutiny of his performance in the post-Lance Armstrong era, Froome took it upon himself to undergo independent testing to determine the characteristics which make him such an exceptional athlete.
The tests will be announced on Friday, but Wiggins told BBC Radio 5 live: "It's what people have called for and Chris has done it, so hats off to him. I'm sure it is not something for them to live and die by, or if it will change anything. It is a small step maybe."
Koeman threatens changes for Villa
(Southampton v Aston Villa, 5 December)
Ronald Koeman has revealed Southampton's 6-1 defeat by Liverpool could lead to him changing his system for Saturday's Premier League visit of Aston Villa.
His team is on a run of three consecutive defeats in which 10 goals have been conceded and the Dutchman is considering abandoning his attacking instincts through a fear his team is unbalanced.
"In the last few weeks - one of our qualities, we know we can play good football, the start was fantastic, we can create, we can score - but the balance at the moment between attacking and defending is poor, is really poor," said the Southampton manager, who against Villa hopes to have captain and central defender Jose Fonte again available.
Mauricio Pochettino news conference
West Brom v Tottenham (Sat, 15:00 GMT)
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Mauricio Pochettino was in good spirits as Spurs look to extend their unbeaten run at West Brom on Saturday.
He texted Gary Neville to congratulate him on his Valencia appointment but said the change of culture and language was difficult.
He described Neville as a "brilliant man" - a description he also used later when talking about Spurs Chairman Daniel Levy.
On the injury front, Spurs will definitely be without Ryan Mason at West Brom. But the scan on the ankle he injured against Chelsea showed nothing serious.
'Valencia is not easy to manage'
Watford v Norwich (Sat, 15:00 GMT)
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Quique Flores has also been discussing Gary Neville's appointment as boss at Valencia – the team Flores managed between 2005 and 2007.
"Valencia is a very competitive team. The atmosphere in Valencia is not easy to manage," he said.
Flores in his Valencia daysImage caption: Flores in his Valencia days
"If I had to tell Gary Neville about what he will find in Valencia I would say, 'Gary concentrate on the team because there are a lot of things you can't control'.
"It's impossible to control the passion of the fans and to control how the directors manage the Valencia side of the club.
"The most important thing is to focus on the squad and understand the feelings of the fans. They are very passionate. He will need to adapt to the culture of Spain. I wish everything good for the future and I respect Gary a lot."
Neville arrives in Valencia
Gary Neville has arrived in Valencia for his unveiling as the club's new manager at 15:00 GMT. Here is a picture to prove it.
Watford news conference
Watford are hopeful that goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes will be fit for Saturday's Premier League match at home to Norwich.
Gomes was injured and stretchered off in the win over Aston Villa last weekend.
Head coach Quique Flores said: "He's recuperating. He's better but we need to wait a couple of days more to see if he can compete. We need to wait on the medical staff.
"He wants to play. It's more a problem with his neck than his head. I'm not thinking about him not playing. He is one of our leaders."
Watford, though, are still likely to be missing Sebastian Prodl and Valon Behrami.
'An age limit is discriminatory'
Fifa news conference
Moya Dodd gives her thoughts on term limits and the possible expansion of the World Cup.
"Term limits are already in force for the president of the AFC and my own view aligns with that the reform committee put forward," she said.
"An age limit is discriminatory but a term limit allows members to focus on what they do in office rather than on their reelection campaigns.
"With the expansion of the World Cup I'm not in a position to have an informed view on that yet."
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Asked for an update on Fifa's finances - where a first deficit for 13/14 years has been reported, acting secretary general Markus Kattner says it's too early to predict before the end of the financial year in March.
"It's clear it's not an easy year," he says. "We had unforeseen additional costs."
69 year old Issa Hayatou, who is recovering from major surgery, is asked by the BBC's Richard Conway about his health - it appeared he nodded off earlier during one of the presentations.
"I'm not completely recovered. It will take 3-4 months. I hope I can fully recover my health to help the new president with his reform."
Fifa reform committee chairman Francois Carrard is asked about his salary.
"It's simple - I'm paid by the hourly rate of the local Lausanne attorney."
That clears that up.
Acting Fifa president Issa Hayatou is asked about the overnight arrests of two vice-presidents. He says that he cannot comment on what happened, and then adds that he doesn't know what happened.
It is put to Hayatou that he is perhaps not the best person to reform Fifa given that he has been there throughout the 'dark days'.
"I've never been implicated in any scandal. The fact that I've been here a long time has nothing to do with it," he replies.
"There have been people who have been here a long time who haven't been involved in the scandal. Yes, there have been a few people who were, but also many who weren't."
A 'divisive' briefing?
Markus Kattner is asked about a briefing held last with select members of the media and whether such actions are 'divisive.'
Yet Nicholas Maingot responds: "It's in no way that, it's related to communication activities and we can answer that offline later."
World Cup expansion proposals
The question: "Last May it was decided to do nothing about changing the format of the World Cup, why did you throw in this surprise move to propose an expansion to 40 teams?
Francois Carrard answers: "The executive committee took up the discussion of a possible increase for the 2026 World Cup within the framework of its approach to enlarging the participation of teams.
"After quite deep discussion it was felt this recommendation should be brought up. It's not up to the reform committee to make any decision, that is why this was proposed and the executive committee was receptive to that proposal."
Issa Hayatou is asked directly: "Are you corrupt?"
He responds "I've never received a franc, a dollar, to make me vote in the organisation of the World Cup."
'Fifa doesn't control justice'
The panel are now taking questions from the floor, with the first about whether Fifa are concerned that the arrests of members may overshadow their attempts at reform.
Issa Hayatou responds: "Fifa doesn't control justice. The police are leading their enquiries, we are leading our reform. We have no authority over the police, either Swiss or American."
Fifa to appoint compliance officer
Carrard adds the reform committee are proposing 'more liaison' between Fifa's top brass and its base, including the appointment of a chief compliance officer.
"Within the general secretariat we will introduce the new office of a chief compliance officer to monitor and check the governance," he said.
The reform committee chairman also appears to lend his support to the idea of expanding the World Cup to 40 teams.
"This is not within our remit but the executive committee has been extremely receptive to the idea and will take later decisions," he added.
"But it will help enlarge participation."
"We decided to play a compact block to protect the goal"
FIFA Executive Committee member Moya Dodd is speaking now about women in Fifa.
She starts off appealing to the social media generation: "Women in Fifa. Yes, that's a hashtag, been seen by millions online.
"There has been a chorus of voices. We've seen a deluge of support from people in football and beyond. From Billie Jean King to UN women. Voices have been raised calling for gender balance. Why? Because it's 2015, it's fair, and diversity leads to better decisions."
She then expands upon what changes are set to be made, including the mandatory minimum of six women on the Fifa council, and that the promotion and development of women's football should be on Fifa's statues.
She finishes off by saying "In football terms, we had a team meeting, and decided to play a compact block to protect the goal."
Difficult road ahead - Carrard
Francois Carrard, chairman of the 2015 Fifa reform committee, says an independent advisory group will be set up during the reform process.
Carrard says that the group will "accompany, for a time, the reform process itself and come with improvement and further suggestion."
"I expect that group to be active in January," he adds
In closing, Carrard says that the changes shows that Fifa is "totally committed to this reform process."
"I'm aware that the road will be difficult, the challenge is there and the task is by far not finished," he says. "It's only the beginning, but Fifa is showing today its determination by sanctioning the proposals and showing clear will for reform."
'Some people are completely dull aged 50'
Carrard also explains the reasoning behind the decision to limit the terms of office to 12 years.
"We've had lengthy discussions and debates to come out with the proposal of a maximum of three terms of four years," he said.
"We've not put in an age limit because an age limit is by definition arbitrary.
"Some people are completely dumb and dull by 50 years old, some are brilliant aged 85.
"The key thing is to seek the renewal of the offices so we've reached an absolute consensus that is realistic and fair - 12 years for the terms of office."
Explaining Fifa finances...
We now move on to finances. Key financial decisions are to be made by the finance, development and governance committees, which will have a minimum number of independent members and whose activities will be audited by the fully independent Audit and Compliance Committee
Congress will set the general framework with regards to outgoings, says chairman Francois Carrard, while the council will define policies. A development committee will allocate funds to individual projects.
You can watch the Fifa news conference live by clicking on the link above.
Fifa reform proposals
For those of you who are keen to know the key issues of Francois Carrard's proposed reforms, you can see the slides from his PowerPoint presentation here.


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Survey: Business Travel Willingness Appears to Plateau
By Chris Davis / July 19, 2021 / Contact Reporter
The number of travel managers who consider their organizations'' employees willing to travel for business appears to have plateaued since May, according to a new survey by the Global Business Travel Association. Suppliers' optimism about a business travel recovery also appears to have leveled off, according to the survey, even as month-over-month travel volumes increase.
About 77 percent of the 309 member travel buyers and procurement managers surveyed July 6-13 by GBTA indicated that they considered their travelers "very willing" or "willing" to travel for business, the same share as indicated in June, and two percentage points higher than May's survey. About 24 percent of respondents in July indicated their travelers were "very willing," up from 19 percent in June, but overall willingness held steady.
Meanwhile, about 57 percent of 158 member travel suppliers indicated they were "optimistic" or "very optimistic" about "the financial prospects of companies in the business travel sector," up from 54 percent in June, even as 70 percent of the suppliers in July said that their travel bookings had increased week over week.
Meanwhile, 81 percent of all buyers and suppliers surveyed in July by GBTA indicated they were fully vaccinated against Covid-19, and another 8 percent indicated they were partially vaccinated. That's a substantially higher percentage than the public at large in the United States, where 59.4 percent of adults are fully vaccinated, and another 8.8 percent are partially vaccinated, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In the GBTA poll, 5 percent of respondents said that they were not vaccinated, and another 5 percent declined to answer.
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3. We have a lot of big installs coming up and I bought a pair of Dr. Scholl's. I know. I know. Sounds terrible, but they're actually really cute! And comfy (obviously).
4. Speaking of upcoming installs, here is another progress pic from our #promontoryproject. This is the guest master bathroom vanity - we did this AMAZING thick marble counter and if you look closely you'll see the really pretty cement tile. I'm also loving flat panel cabinetry right now.
5. I tend to rotate being really into earrings, bracelets, or necklaces. Right now it's earrings. Big ones. I have my eyes on these, these, and these. I love wearing them paired with simple denim shirts like this one and this one.
6. As it turns out, I have really talented sister-in-laws. Amy paired our canyon crock (which is probably one of my top 3 favorite things at McGee & Co.) with the prettiest anemones.
7. My work schedule is a little crazy, but it works for us. We have a nanny in the mornings which is when Syd and I are both in the office. I come home around lunch or a little after and then work again after the kids go to bed until about midnight. I do this because I want to be home with our kids and I am grateful for the flexibility to do that. It also means making a few sacrifices to maintain that schedule.
I have never talked about this before, but I turned down a book deal last year right as I was about to sign the contract. It just didn't feel right. Books are notoriously time consuming and you can't share the projects before the book is published. For months I kept telling myself that I would just make time for it because writing a book was a bucket list opportunity that I just couldn't say no to. It was scary to turn down such a good thing, but in hindsight I'm so glad I did. It just wasn't the right time for our business, my health, and family. The older I get the more experiences I have that teach me things will fall into place at the right time. I'm certain I will write a design book at some point, but right now I feel pretty strongly that my spare time needs to be reserved for family.


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NASA will unveil dramatic video of the Perseverance rover landing on Mars today. Here's how to watch live.
last updated 22 February 2021
The reveal begins at 2 p.m. EST (1900 GMT).
Update for 6 pm ET: NASA has unveiled the first-ever video of a landing on Mars as seen by the Perseverance rover. You can see the video above and get the full story here.
The first-ever rover landing video from Mars is about to come to Earth, and you can watch its release live today, courtesy of NASA.
At 2 p.m. EST (1900 GMT), NASA will unveil video of the Perseverance rover as it landed on Mars as seen from the rover itself. You can watch the event live here and on Space.com's homepage courtesy of NASA TV. Perseverance landed on Mars on Thursday (Feb. 18) to begin its search for signs of ancient life on Mars, collect samples and study the Red Planet like never before.
"Now that @NASAPersevere landed, we'll release first-of-its-kind footage from the rover's descent and landing after entering Mars' atmosphere," NASA officials wrote in a Twitter update Saturday (Feb. 20).
Related: See the Perseverance rover dangling above Mars in amazing photo
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The video sequence will Perseverance touching down at Jezero Crater on Mars. Perseverance mission scientists shared a sneak peek at the video on Friday, when they released a photo Perseverance dangling above Mars from its rocket-powered skycrane taken during its epic "seven minutes of terror" landing. The high-definition image, which NASA also tweeted out, has already been liked more than 150,000 times and retweeted nearly 30,000 times from the official Percy account alone.
"The moment that my team dreamed of for years, now a reality. Dare mighty things," the photo caption said, with the mission adding in another tweet. "This shot from a camera on my 'jetpack' captures me in midair, just before my wheels touched down."
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We've been waiting for the full video ever since the picture was posted, as Perseverance gradually uploads data to the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to in turn, relay to NASA's Deep Space Network of antennas that tracks missions across the universe. As of Sunday around 5 p.m. EST (2200 GMT), information from MRO was downloading to the Madrid antenna, according to the Deep Space Network Now website from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
From its landing site in Jezero Crater, the rover can send up to 2 megabits of data per second to the orbiting MRO. Perseverance was watched during landing by three other spacecraft as well. Eventually, we should get 4K video from Perseverance's journeys, which is an interplanetary first.
Besides sending the landing video to Earth, Perseverance is currently checking out its major systems before getting rolling on-planet, with its JPL controllers working on Mars time to make the most of the first crucial months of the mission.
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Three college friends go to the biggest party of the year, each looking for something different: love, sex and a simple human connection. When a supernatural phenomenon disrupts the party, it lights a fuse on what will become the strangest night anyone has ever seen. As the three friends struggle to find what they're looking for, the party quickly descends into a chaos that challenges if they can stay friends or if they can even stay alive.
Private investigator Matthew Scudder is hired by a drug kingpin to find out who kidnapped and murdered his wife.
The Missing Girl
THE MISSING GIRL tells the story of Mort, the lonely and disillusioned owner of a comic book shop, and Ellen, the emotionally disruptive graphic novelist he's hired. The story involves the search for a girl who isn't missing and the discovery that it's never too late for late bloomers.
Here Alone
After a terrible virus ravages human civilization, Ann finds herself living alone in a forest, foraging for supplies, and accompanied only by a radio that broadcasts a single transmission in French. Few animals even remain; the only survivors seem to be the roving hordes of infected creatures with a taste for human flesh. One fateful day, Ann crosses paths with two more survivors, Chris and Olivia. But after surviving on her own for so long, she struggles to relate to them and and their desire to settle down and start a new community.
After a major crisis, a man attempts to track down his long-lost first love, only to discover that she was killed in a car accident many years prior. His online search leads him to her younger sister, an aspiring musician who bears a striking resemblance to the girl he used to love. Quickly becoming obsessed, he arranges a not-so-chance meeting and a relationship blossoms between the two before he has a chance to disclose his true identity.
10 Things I Hate About Life
10 Things I Hate About Life follows two desperate souls saddened by childhood trauma who meet while each is attempting to commit suicide.
Gilby finds himself in a tangled web of lies when the truth proves to be too much to admit and even harder to accept.
A socially awkward young man kidnaps an aspiring actress with the hope that they will fall in love. A psychosexual noir that explores power dynamics between men and women.
Saudade?
SAUDADE? follows the story of Sophia (Christina Wren), a young woman from a troubled home who escapes to New York City in search of her runaway brother, following his work as a street artist.
Imitation Girl
A mysterious young woman materializes in the middle of the southwestern desert, where each step teaches her about her new world and her new body. As she assumes her new life, she discovers she has a twin with whom she shares more than just an outward appearance.
The survivor of a deadly virus is given the chance to reclaim his lost life by stopping the man responsible for the disease.
An estranged family gathers together in New York for an event celebrating the artistic work of their father.
After several years of living with a cult, Martha finally escapes and calls her estranged sister, Lucy, for help. Martha finds herself at the quiet Connecticut home Lucy shares with her new husband, Ted, but the memories of what she experienced in the cult make peace hard to find. As flashbacks continue to torment her, Martha fails to shake a terrible sense of dread, especially in regard to the cult's manipulative leader.
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Lost in Translation: 10 translation apps you can't travel without.
If you could have a superhero power, what would it be? The ability to fly; X-ray-vision; hyper-strength? For me, the answer is easy, even though it left my friends in disbelief when I posed this question as a kid: to speak every language in the world.
Today, when travelling to places where other languages are spoken, my childhood wish arises, but now I a) realize wow, I was a big nerd b) turn to a trusty translation app on my smartphone.
Knowing even a few phrases in the local tongue is extremely helpful. It could free you from paying jacked-up tourist prices, provide you with valuable insider tips from locals, or at the very least, let you leisurely walk, instead of desperately sprinting, to the nearest toilet. No time for language classes? All you really need is a translator app.
There are a lot to choose from, but if you're looking for a language translator app to download, here are our top 10 picks, curated from a mission to find the best translation app out there!
Available in both iPhone and Android platforms, Google Translate is an image, text and voice translator app. Enter a word or phrase for an instant translation, use your camera to take a photo to translate text and even have a text conversation in one of 103 languages available. You can create a personal phrasebook and you don't even need a Wi-Fi to use the Google Translate, making it the perfect travel companion.
This one's great for translating conversations. If you don't mind having the mic on your phone turned on, simply record words or sentences and the app translates to the selected language. You can save and file them for later use. If trying to converse with someone in your foreign destination, you can pass the phone back and forth to facilitate understanding, thanks to this efficient voice translator app. If you do, be mindful of theft, of course.
Travelling to China, Japan or South Korea? Let WayGo be your linguistic guide. It's tough to draw the orthographic character on the touchscreen, so the Waygo app lets you take a photo of the text to translate. You may also use images in your phone's photo gallery. No data connection is needed to use this visual translator, which is a definite bonus. Free to download, it includes ten translations a month for free, after that you'll be prompted for payment.
Again, a super simple, clean interface like iTranslate, omitting the text function to allow the user to talk into the phone. This voice translator app decodes 42 languages and dialects, covering all the popular vacation spots you're likely to travel to, and then some. Its latest update comes with a phrasebook for your most used, and saved, sayings.
Android users engaging in some short and sweet convos – that they don't necessarily completely understand—will love this quick n' dirty tool. Conversation goes both ways, switching text language to English and the recipient's translation, as well as between search engines, Google and Bing, the latter being Twitter's choice for Tweet translations.
Now confusing phrasebooks are a relic of the past. Even Inspector Clouseau could figure that out.
As the name suggests, this is a handy tool, allowing a tourist to quickly look up a word or phrase. Use this translation app to replace the pocket phrasebook of yore. A free download, available for iPhones.
Another excellent choice for travellers, with an offline function, many Windows phone and Android users consider this to be the best translation app. It supports 60+ languages and the features are lengthy, as well. Camera/visual translation of text, pronunciation guides and alternate expressions are among its cutting edge features. Using the latest technology, this free translation app is compatible with Office, Bing, Skype, IE and platforms like Twitter and EBay.
This free translator app is designed to decipher text, whether you're reading a webpage or print. When in Rome, or a Parisian cafe, and you feel like perusing the local paper, this app is for you.
This free, well-reviewed language translation app lets you be virtually hands-free. The mic feature lets you verbally submit a word or phrase, making it ideal for those who are visually impaired. You can still use Translate Voice to send text messages, and it will correct misspellings, making it a great learning tool as well.
If you don't have time to sit in a classroom, or fumble through a phrasebook, the future is here. These awesome translation apps give you quick access to phrases, literally at your fingertips. Of course, mastering a language's nuances and idiomatic phrases takes years, but these easy-to-use and travel-friendly apps are a great way to enhance your stay wherever English isn't the local language.
I will still have to wait for the app that will turn me into a nerdy superhero who can speak all languages, but at least we all have the ability to fly (in a plane, that is) and to use the translation app of our choice.
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Hartnell College to open education learning center in Soledad
Irma Lopez, a Hartnell College board trustee, added that having a campus in Soledad will be great for the community.
Hartnell College to open education learning center in Soledad Irma Lopez, a Hartnell College board trustee, added that having a campus in Soledad will be great for the community. Check out this story on thecalifornian.com: https://www.thecalifornian.com/story/news/2019/11/08/hartnell-college-open-education-learning-center-soledad/2535210001/
David Rodriguez, Salinas Californian Published 4:51 p.m. PT Nov. 8, 2019
Members of the Hartnell board dig into the ground during the groundbreaking ceremony in Soledad, Calif, on Friday, Nov. 08, 2019. (Photo: David Rodriguez/The Salinas Californian)
Hartnell College will offer a new learning center in Soledad come 2021, officials announced Friday.
Irma Lopez, a Hartnell College board trustee, added that having a campus in Soledad will be great for the South County community, who may not always have transportation to the Hartnell College campus in Salinas.
"This gives the kids in Soledad peace of mind," said Lopez.
Members of the community gathered Friday to celebrate the groundbreaking for an educational center in Soledad. Hartnell has more than 1,000 students living in Soledad at this time.
The Educational Outreach Learning Center is being funded through Measure T, a $167 million bond measure approved in November 2016 by voters in the Hartnell Community College District, according to Hartnell College.
Kids from the community join in on the fun and dig into the ground during the groundbreaking ceremony in Soledad, Calif, on Friday, Nov. 08, 2019. (Photo: David Rodriguez/The Salinas Californian)
The scheduled completion of this projects is spring 2021.
"Our goal is to have classes starting January 2021" said Joseph Reyes, executive director of Hartnell's Facilities Planning and Construction Management.
David Rodriguez is a staff photographer and reporter for The Californian. Contact him at (831) 269-9363 or drodriguez@thecalifornian.com.
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Family Separation at the Border
Two of the largest airlines in the country on Wednesday declared they want no part in transporting immigrant children separated from their families.
"Based on our serious concerns about this policy and how it's in deep conflict with our company's values, we have contacted federal officials to inform them that they should not transport immigrant children on United aircraft who have been separated from their families," United Airlines said in a statement sent to ABC News.
American Airlines also said it had contacted federal officials and "requested the federal government to immediately refrain from using American for the purpose of transporting children who have been separated from their families due to the current immigration policy."
"We have no desire to be associated with separating families, or worse, to profit from it," the airline said, according to CBS News. "We have every expectation the government will comply with our request and we thank them for doing so."
Frontier Airlines also issued a statement.
Department of Homeland Security Press Secretary Tyler Houlton responded on Wednesday by claiming that "these airlines clearly do not understand our immigration laws" and accused them of not standing with with the brave men and women separating kids from their parents.
The airlines released their statements after a widely shared Facebook post claimed that sixteen children "dressed as criminals" were transported on a commercial flight from Arizona to Florida.
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No word yet on whether United and American will also tell the government to stop deporting adults on their commercial flights.
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On Feb 1, TV3 unveiled Newshub - a multi-platform news service that covers radio, TV and digital channels owned by parent company, Mediaworks.
Focusing on the TV launch, the company said farewell to 3 News which had been on air since 1989 to make way for Newshub Live at 6pm for the first time.
With the launch came a brand new set, graphics, radio bulletins, website and app.
To accommodate the new Newshub, MediaWorks renovated its broadcast hub in Auckland with a modernized newsroom and new Studio 1.
Filmed in TV3's Auckland Broadcast Hub, the space in Studio 1 includes two sets that are used for a variety of news and current affairs programs across Newshub.
The launch of Newshub also saw the introduction of the first News programme in New Zealand to broadcast in HD.
The main studio was designed by Jago Design, known for their design for the BBC, BBC World, Sky News and ITV - just to name a few.
Studio 1 includes the main news area and flexible current affairs area, along with standing positions and a weather wall.
As an Australian, the fact that a NZ TV channel can launch a set and graphics package which is better than anything we've come up with is downright infuriating.
The graphics are a very slight improvement although it really hasn't changed the substance of the program. It's still as sensationalist as it ever has been.
New Zealand never had HD news programming until Newshub launched? Surprising to hear that.
Especially compared to a certain news channel.
I'd call it 'swish' BBC. But on a more serious note, BDA and Jago do have a very 'generic' look they give to a lot of their programmes, often with very similar looking Lightwell backdrops. After designing N6 and TC7 in 2006, which are actually quite simple designs for what I imagine they got paid, several 'copycat' sets designed by the same agency emerged and this isn't the first W1 lookalike we've seen. That's the problem with some design agencies - reusing the same designs over and over again and often quite low quality designs.
I'd call it 'swish' BBC. But on a more serious note, BDA and Jago do have a very 'generic' look they give to a lot of their programmes, often with very similar looking Lightwell backdrops.
Though they are making me slightly jealous, a lot nicer than some of the BBC sets but I imagine budget got in the way at the BBC - these designs are a hell of a lot closer to the original renders we saw than the final product.


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package org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.document.authorization;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;

import org.apache.commons.collections.CollectionUtils;
import org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.PurapAuthorizationConstants;
import org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.PurapAuthorizationConstants.RequisitionEditMode;
import org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.PurapConstants;
import org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.PurapConstants.RequisitionSources;
import org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.PurapConstants.RequisitionStatuses;
import org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.PurapParameterConstants;
import org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.businessobject.RequisitionItem;
import org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.document.PurchasingAccountsPayableDocument;
import org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.document.RequisitionDocument;
import org.kuali.kfs.module.purap.document.service.PurapService;
import org.kuali.kfs.sys.context.SpringContext;
import org.kuali.kfs.sys.service.impl.KfsParameterConstants;
import org.kuali.rice.coreservice.framework.parameter.ParameterService;
import org.kuali.rice.kew.api.WorkflowDocument;
import org.kuali.rice.krad.document.Document;
import org.kuali.rice.krad.util.ObjectUtils;

public class RequisitionDocumentPresentationController extends PurchasingAccountsPayableDocumentPresentationController {

    @Override
    public boolean canEdit(Document document) {
        RequisitionDocument reqDocument = (RequisitionDocument)document;
        if (!RequisitionStatuses.APPDOC_IN_PROCESS.equals(reqDocument.getApplicationDocumentStatus()) &&
                !RequisitionStatuses.APPDOC_AWAIT_CONTENT_REVIEW.equals(reqDocument.getApplicationDocumentStatus()) &&
                !RequisitionStatuses.APPDOC_AWAIT_HAS_ACCOUNTING_LINES.equals(reqDocument.getApplicationDocumentStatus()) &&
                !RequisitionStatuses.APPDOC_AWAIT_FISCAL_REVIEW.equals(reqDocument.getApplicationDocumentStatus())) {
            //unless the Requisition is in process, awaiting content, awaiting accounting lines or awaiting fiscal, editing is not allowed
            return false;
        }
        return super.canEdit(document);
    }

    @Override
    public Set<String> getEditModes(Document document) {
        Set<String> editModes = super.getEditModes(document);
        RequisitionDocument reqDocument = (RequisitionDocument)document;

        //if the ENABLE_COMMODITY_CODE_IND system parameter is Y then add this edit mode so that the commodity code fields would display on the document.
        boolean enableCommodityCode = SpringContext.getBean(ParameterService.class).getParameterValueAsBoolean(KfsParameterConstants.PURCHASING_DOCUMENT.class, PurapParameterConstants.ENABLE_COMMODITY_CODE_IND);
        if (enableCommodityCode) {
            editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.ENABLE_COMMODITY_CODE);
        }

        // if vendor has been selected from DB, certain vendor fields are not allowed to be edited
        if (ObjectUtils.isNotNull(reqDocument.getVendorHeaderGeneratedIdentifier())) {
            editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.LOCK_VENDOR_ENTRY);
        }

        // if B2B requisition, certain fields are not allowed to be edited
        if (RequisitionSources.B2B.equals(reqDocument.getRequisitionSourceCode())) {
            editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.LOCK_B2B_ENTRY);
        }

        // if not B2B requisition, the posting year cannot be edited if within a given amount of time set in a parameter
        if (!RequisitionSources.B2B.equals(reqDocument.getRequisitionSourceCode()) &&
                SpringContext.getBean(PurapService.class).allowEncumberNextFiscalYear()) {
            editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.ALLOW_POSTING_YEAR_ENTRY);
        }

        // check if purap tax is enabled
        boolean salesTaxInd = SpringContext.getBean(ParameterService.class).getParameterValueAsBoolean(KfsParameterConstants.PURCHASING_DOCUMENT.class, PurapParameterConstants.ENABLE_SALES_TAX_IND);
        if (salesTaxInd) {
            editModes.add(PurapAuthorizationConstants.PURAP_TAX_ENABLED);
            editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.CLEAR_ALL_TAXES); // always available now if taxes

            if (reqDocument.isUseTaxIndicator()) {
                // don't allow tax editing if doc using use tax
                editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.LOCK_TAX_AMOUNT_ENTRY);
            }
        }

        // set display mode for Receiving Address section according to parameter value
        boolean displayReceivingAddress = SpringContext.getBean(ParameterService.class).getParameterValueAsBoolean(KfsParameterConstants.PURCHASING_DOCUMENT.class, PurapParameterConstants.ENABLE_RECEIVING_ADDRESS_IND);
        if (displayReceivingAddress) {
            editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.DISPLAY_RECEIVING_ADDRESS);
        }

        // set display mode for Address to Vendor section according to parameter value
        boolean lockAddressToVendor = !SpringContext.getBean(ParameterService.class).getParameterValueAsBoolean(PurapConstants.PURAP_NAMESPACE, "Requisition", PurapParameterConstants.ENABLE_ADDRESS_TO_VENDOR_SELECTION_IND);
        if (lockAddressToVendor) {
            editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.LOCK_ADDRESS_TO_VENDOR);
        }

        // CONTENT ROUTE LEVEL - Approvers can edit full detail on Requisition except they cannot change the CHART/ORG.
        //to be removed
        //for app doc status
        if (reqDocument.isDocumentStoppedInRouteNode(RequisitionStatuses.NODE_CONTENT_REVIEW) ||
            reqDocument.isDocumentStoppedInRouteNode(RequisitionStatuses.NODE_HAS_ACCOUNTING_LINES))
        {
            editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.LOCK_CONTENT_ENTRY);
        }

         // FISCAL OFFICER ROUTE LEVEL - Approvers can edit only the accounting lines that they own and no other detail on REQ.
        // to be removed
        //for app doc status
        else if (reqDocument.isDocumentStoppedInRouteNode(RequisitionStatuses.NODE_ACCOUNT)) {

            // remove FULL_ENTRY because FO cannot edit rest of doc; only their own acct lines
            editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.RESTRICT_FISCAL_ENTRY);

            List lineList = new ArrayList();
            for (Iterator iter = reqDocument.getItems().iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
                RequisitionItem item = (RequisitionItem) iter.next();
                lineList.addAll(item.getSourceAccountingLines());
                // If FO has deleted the last accounting line for an item, set entry mode to full so they can add another one

                if (item.getSourceAccountingLines().size() == 0) {
                    editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.RESTRICT_FISCAL_ENTRY);
                    //FIXME hjs-this is a problem because we can't put the id in the map anymore
//                    editModeMap.put(RequisitionEditMode.ALLOW_ITEM_ENTRY, item.getItemIdentifier());
                }
            }

        }

        WorkflowDocument workflowDocument = document.getDocumentHeader().getWorkflowDocument();
        if (workflowDocument.isEnroute()) {
             Set<String> nodeNames = workflowDocument.getNodeNames();
             for (Iterator<String> iterator = nodeNames.iterator(); iterator.hasNext();) {
                    String nodeNamesNode = iterator.next();
                    if (RequisitionStatuses.NODE_ACCOUNT.equals(nodeNamesNode)) {
                        // disable the button for setup distribution
                        editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.DISABLE_SETUP_ACCT_DISTRIBUTION);
                        // disable the button for remove accounts from all items
                        editModes.add(RequisitionEditMode.DISABLE_REMOVE_ACCTS);
                        // disable the button for remove commodity codes from all items
                        if (editModes.contains(RequisitionEditMode.ENABLE_COMMODITY_CODE)) {
                            editModes.remove(RequisitionEditMode.ENABLE_COMMODITY_CODE);
                        }
                    }
             }
        }

        return editModes;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean canCopy(Document document) {
        //  disallow copying until the doc is saved
     //   WorkflowDocument workflowDocument = ((PurchasingAccountsPayableDocument) document).getFinancialSystemDocumentHeader().getWorkflowDocument();

        WorkflowDocument workflowDocument = document.getDocumentHeader().getWorkflowDocument();

        if (workflowDocument.isInitiated() && !workflowDocument.isSaved()) {
            return false;
        }
        return super.canCopy(document);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean canReload(Document document) {
        RequisitionDocument reqDocument = (RequisitionDocument) document;

        //  this is a global rule, if the doc is in your queue for ACK, then you lose the reload button
        WorkflowDocument workflowDocument = ((PurchasingAccountsPayableDocument) document).getFinancialSystemDocumentHeader().getWorkflowDocument();

        if (workflowDocument.isAcknowledgeRequested()) {
            return false;
        }
        if (reqDocument.isDocumentStoppedInRouteNode(RequisitionStatuses.NODE_SUBACCOUNT)) {
            return false;
        }
        //  but the non-approvers do

        else if (isDocInRouteNodeNotForCurrentUser(reqDocument, RequisitionStatuses.NODE_SUBACCOUNT)) {
            return true;
        }

        //  while in AccountingHierarchyOrgReview ... org reviewers do NOT get reload button
        else if (reqDocument.isDocumentStoppedInRouteNode(RequisitionStatuses.NODE_ORG_REVIEW)) {
            return false;
        }
        // but the non-approvers do
        else if (isDocInRouteNodeNotForCurrentUser(reqDocument, RequisitionStatuses.NODE_ORG_REVIEW)) {
            return true;
        }

        //  while in SeparationOfDuties ... approvers do NOT get reload button
        else if (reqDocument.isDocumentStoppedInRouteNode(RequisitionStatuses.NODE_SEPARATION_OF_DUTIES)) {
            return false;
        }
        // but the non-approvers do
        else if (isDocInRouteNodeNotForCurrentUser(reqDocument, RequisitionStatuses.NODE_SEPARATION_OF_DUTIES)) {
            return true;
        }

        return super.canReload(document);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean canSave(Document document) {
        RequisitionDocument reqDocument = (RequisitionDocument) document;

        if (reqDocument.isDocumentStoppedInRouteNode(RequisitionStatuses.NODE_ORG_REVIEW)) {
            return false;
        }
        return super.canSave(document);
    }

    /**
     *
     * @param document
     * @param nodeDetails
     * @return
     */
    protected boolean isDocInRouteNodeNotForCurrentUser(Document document, String nodeName) {
        List<String> currentRouteLevels = new ArrayList<String>();

        WorkflowDocument workflowDocument = ((PurchasingAccountsPayableDocument) document).getFinancialSystemDocumentHeader().getWorkflowDocument();
        Set<String> names = workflowDocument.getCurrentNodeNames();

        if (CollectionUtils.isNotEmpty(names)) {
            currentRouteLevels = new ArrayList<String>(names);

            if (currentRouteLevels.contains(nodeName) && !workflowDocument.isApprovalRequested()) {
                return true;
            }
        }
        return false;
    }
}

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Iva Grbas (born 29 December 1987 in Rijeka, SFR Yugoslavia) is a Croatian professional basketball player.

External links
Profile at eurobasket.com

1987 births
Living people
Centers (basketball)
Croatian women's basketball players
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ŽKK Novi Zagreb players

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