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Liverpool need shrewd and fast transfer policy and quick
by Christy Malyan @ChristyMalyan share
5/3/2013 | 06:32pm
Liverpool fans will no doubt be losing sleep following yesterday's announcement of the club's rather dire financial situation. The Anfield club has released figures reporting that their debt has increased to £87million, and is now amid a painful hangover from their cavalier spending spree whilst former bosses Roy Hodgson and Kenny Dalglish were at the helm.
It's certainly been coming; you can't expect to fork out £35million for Andy Carroll without it biting you in the rump somewhere along the line. Of course, the club has learnt its lesson regarding overzealous transfer bids, but Liverpool are now in a situation that could prove difficult to get out of, and has every chance of becoming a downward spiral unless it is addressed quickly.
It is not only the Andy Carroll deal that has crippled the club; a number of their recent investments are yet to pay off, and arguably never will. Stewart Downing may be back to his best or at least back to being slightly better, but was his best ever worth £20million? His record of nine goals and ten assists in 63 Premier League appearances whilst donning an Aston Villa jersey is hardly what you'd call inspiring form.
Similarly, Jordan Henderson had a couple of successful seasons at Sunderland, but in no way has he justified his £16million move to Anfield either before or after the transfer. Perhaps it is wrong to judge a club on its past failings, but this season, the £15million investment in Joe Allen and the £11million transfer of Fabio Borini also appear to have backfired.
Now the situation has become rather more difficult however, as Liverpool have a number of players of their books who simply aren't good enough, with in some cases such as Andy Carroll's, absolutely no resale value, and furthermore a serious lack of finance to turn the club's fortunes around as they squander in mid table, some distance away from the top four.
Furthermore, the wage structure is arguably the most concerning issue. 70% of Liverpool's total income is spent on players' and staff wages, which has lead to Managing Director Ian Ayre stating that the club will now "bring in talented players on sensible contracts", and deals such as Joe Cole's 100k per week for being a lackluster bench warmer are to become a thing of the past.
But the fact Carroll is on a 80k per week contract is truly worrying considering he's unwanted by Brendan Rodgers, and although West Ham are currently covering their loanee's salary, unless the striker's future is settled in the summer, it will be yet another financial burden placed upon the Anfield club next season.
The British revolution at Liverpool clearly hasn't worked. Although it is an admirable ideal to build a roster based around home-grown talent, the nature of the market has made their transfer fees unreasonable, and if there's one lesson to be taken from the England national team's recent failings of the golden generation, it's that the general spread of talent regarding English players is simply not comparable to the likes of Italy, Spain and Germany, who have far much more quality in depth in their national sides.
Ian Ayre has also announced a new dawn in regards to the club's transfer policy, but it needs to be a rather shrewd and quick revelation to turn around Liverpool's domestic form. The club are set for another year of Europa League football next season, and unless Brendan Rodgers can get the absolute best out of his current roster, Liverpool will continue in the years to come to miss out on the riches that the Champions League provides.
Of course, the elephant in the room and the simple solution is to sell Luis Suarez. He's one of the club's top earners, and furthermore his reported £50million price tag would alone cover half of the £87million debt. But that resolution comes with its own set of headaches. The Uruguay international is the sole reason Brendan Rodgers' inaugural season hasn't become a rather embarrassing affair, and his 21 Premier League goals have been invaluable whilst the Reds have spent much of their current campaign without a proper strike force.
So perhaps selling the side's best asset isn't the answer, but even selling some of their lesser assets also appears to be rather unrealistic. As previously mentioned, the likes of Stewart Downing, Jordan Henderson and Andy Carroll simply aren't fit for purpose, but their inflated transfer fees make selling them on an incredibly difficult challenge, and similarly, with such a young squad where the majority of back-up players are under the age of 23, as are many of the first team, the club are in no position to start selling their senior personnel.
Sometimes it is impossible to go forward without taking a step backwards, but it seems that Liverpool are running out of time, and too many more backward steps will seriously endanger the club's future. Leeds United, one of English football's biggest institutions, have fallen by the wayside as their performances on the pitch failed to equate to the financial backing off the pitch, and similarly, Portsmouth are now in freefall after suffering the backlash from their lavish spending and irresponsible contractual arrangements which they are still paying for.
Perhaps the comparison is a little over the top, the financial situation at Anfield is worrying, but there is no reason to believe the club are on the brink of destruction. However the dangers need to be highlighted of what will happen if the monetary issues aren't properly addressed. Similarly, the longer the club remain out of the Champions League the more real the danger becomes.
I do not pretend to know all the answers, and I'm rather glad that I'm not in a position where it's required to find them. Liverpool have made some steps in the right direction, with Brendan Rodgers making some decent January acquisitions in Daniel Sturridge and Phillipe Coutinho, who have added to the squad without breaking the bank, but there are still some harsh realities upon the horizon that the club have to deal with.
In the summer, Pepe Reina will be on his way to Barcelona, whilst spiritual leader Jamie Carragher is hanging up his boots. Similarly, hanging on to Luis Suarez may be a difficult task, and the first team cannot continue to be reliant upon Steven Gerrard in the middle of the park, as the England man enters his twilight years.
Finally, a rather pressing issue is the financial fair play laws set to come into effect next season. As it currently stands, Liverpool are well in breach of the new rules, which limits net losses to £35million per year. Getting in sync in time and avoiding subsequent punishment will be the club's most important challenge to address.
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Project Update: High School Class – by "Anna L"
January 6, 2010 ~ bradevanrosen
For our midterm project, Alex and I taught a law class at James Hillhouse High School. The school is located less than a mile from Yale (on Sherman Parkway and Henry Street). Over a thousand students attend the high school; 88% are black, 10% are Hispanic, and 2% are white.1 Hillhouse High has historically been an underperforming school but has improved in recent years. Now 63% of students are proficient in writing (a 17% gain from 2007) and 47% of students are proficient in reading (an 11% gain from 2007).2 However, even though student performance has improved, Hillhouse High School students are still performing below the national average.3
The instructor for the class we taught, Mr. Paulishen, informed Alex and I that many of the students don't have internet access at home. Those applying to college have to stay late at school to work on the school computers, because most colleges ask that applications be submitted online. The students who own computers at home often have to use the school printer because they don't have a printer or can't afford ink.
When Alex and I originally designed the lesson plan, we took a lot for granted. All the high school students we knew frequently used websites like Amazon.com and Wikipedia. We also assumed most students had been exposed to concepts like copyright and social networking before. We found out quickly that we needed to do a lot more explaining than we had originally planned, and so we decided to cover less in order to make sure that what we taught was understood well.
We taught 8 students who were enrolled in a class called Educational Law. We taught the class by sitting in a circle. It was discussion-oriented, and all of the students participated at least once. We chose to talk about topics we had discussed in Intro to Law & Technology that could be useful for them to know.
First, Alex discussed Facebook. Most of the students had Facebook accounts (only 2 didn't). He talked about what information is safe to display, privacy settings, Facebook quizzes, and terms of use. He also pointed out that that college admissions officers and employers often view Facebook pages, and Facebook employees can see who you view and how frequently you view them.
Next, I discussed Wikipedia. Only 2 students said they were familiar with Wikipedia. I talked about how Wikipedia works, its guiding principles (no original research, verifiability, etc.), its reliability, its usefulness as an educational tool, how to edit it, and the incident with Jimmy Wales and the David Rohde kidnapping. We even inspired the class to create a Wikipedia page on their own high school in order to learn further about some of the ideas we had discussed.
Finally, we discussed fair use. We talked about what "copyright" means, what can and can't be copyrighted, and digital sampling. We also listened to a few songs and discussed whether the samples taken from different songs and used in others were fair use. For example, we compared these two songs:
Bittersweet Symphony—The Verve
Ridin Solo—Jason Derulo
We discussed issues like whether Derulo's song has the potential to affect the market value of Bittersweet Symphony, which is one important factor in U.S. law used to determine whether a beat or digital sample can be considered fair use.
The class went well, and even though we didn't get to cover everything we wanted, we hopefully exposed the students to some new issues they hadn't considered before.
We recorded the class. It can be viewed here: http://michaelg.us/Fayette.MOV
-Anna and Alex
1. http://www.publicschoolreview.com/school_ov/school_id/15879
2. http://newhavenindependent.org/archives/upload/2008/07/CAPT%20test%20%20results%202008.doc
3. http://www.yaledailynews.com/opinion/staff-columns/2009/12/03/brill-dealing-worst/
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Michael C says:
Sounds really cool. One interesting thing I wanted to note is that "Bittersweet Symphony" was not an entirely original work. The main violin melody that runs throughout the song was originally from an orchestra version of The Rolling Stones' "The Last Time." (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVuh1Ymve2I)
I think the singer from The Verve was given permission to part of it, but then he went ahead and used too much of it, so they were sued. Now, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are found on the credits for Bittersweet Symphony, and they get part of the royalties! Just an interesting tidbit that I thought I would mention.

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How's this for an endorsement . . . "Life Magazine recently named Saugatuck, Michigan as one of the top 8 places in the country for a perfect summer weekend escape!" Not one of the top 8 in the Midwest, or the top 8 on Lake Michigan, but the top 8 in the country!!!
I'm not sure how Life magazine goes about rating a summer weekend escape, but I can tell you that our family loves Saugatuck for its unique waterfront, shopping and overall abundance of things to do. It has a little bit of 'most everything, and a boatload of shopping. This is quaint shopping U.S.A.
The culture is light on the Midwest and a little heavy on the "artsy-fartsy" (sorry, but everyone uses that term to describe Saugatuck). This town is known for the arts. Such as the Saugatuck Center for the Arts, which houses a professional New York-style theater. There is also a film festival every June, "The Waterfront Film Festival", which is becoming quite popular amongst the Hollywood crowd. Summer weekends hold jazz festivals and chamber music festivals.
Or, you can just make your own art; they will help you at the Express Yourself Art Barn where you can create your own masterpiece.
If it is anywhere near lunch or dinner, or just time for a snack, we head right away to The Mermaid.
The Mermaid is the perfect beach town "get in the mood" to shop stop. It is also a great "break from anything" stop.
And three, it is outside, with miles of boardwalk so the kids don't get too bored!
Here is Anna (middle) having another great time with her friends, Maddie and Alex.
The Mermaid is just one of many restaurants that sit on the water in Saugatuck. But it just happens to be the one that fits us best. Check them all out and tell us what you think.
This is what Saugatuck (or as our kids call it "Soggy Duck") is known for. Even if you are not the biggest fan of shopping, you will enjoy a day amongst the shops and alleys of this charming town.
I say "alleys", because one of the unique things about Saugatuck is how some stores don't have store fronts, they are simply in an alley where things are displayed for sale. Make sure you venture down these alleys - this can be where the most unique things and best bargains are found.
Shopping is definitely one of the great family adventures we enjoy in Saugatuck. It is outside and sprinkled with ice cream shops and fudge making stores (kids), as well as pubs and tiki huts (for those who don't consider shopping a sport), and enough variety so even the pickiest shopper is toting a bag at the end of the day.
If you can pull away from downtown, you must take a trip to Oval Beach in Saugatuck. But once again why take our word for it? Conde Naste magazine ranks Oval Beach in the top 25 in the world. That is some heavy praise for one of our favorite beaches.
Part of the fun of going to Oval Beach is getting there.
The best route for the adventurous is to ride across the Kalamazoo River on a hand-pulled chain ferry that you pick up right from the boardwalk.
Then climb almost 300 steps to the top of Mt. Baldhead and finally take a walk (or run) down the grassy coastal dune.
Beaches just can't be taken for granted on Lake Michigan, they need to be experienced.
Tip number one for where to stay in Saugatuck is more about timing than it is about the place. Book early or you may not find a cottage, or rental of any type.
This is one busy place and tends to fill up quick.
Tip number two is to not forget about the Bed & Breakfasts. This town is full of them and they each have a great location.
Tip number 3 is to remember this is a pretty active town. If you like that, and want to be in the middle of the action, you have to find out how far your rental is from town. If you are looking for a quieter time, then make sure you are somewhat away from the shops and boardwalk.
It is pretty easy to find the perfect location if you look early enough. Check out our Saugatuck Rentals section for that spot that puts you on vacation the minute you walk in.


On March 8, 2018, the White House released a video displaying graphic scenes of violence from video games. This compilation has since led to major criticism from its viewers. The video was published after officials cited video games as a source of growing violence in our society and suggested that they were partially a cause in recent school shootings.
These games do indeed focus on war, horror and other adult themes. However, the violence in these games isn't just random killing: it shows the horrors associated with these topics. If players bought a game about "Modern Warfare," they should expect that there will be death. The scenes the White House including in their video all have important messages about terrorism, corrupt governments and human suffering.
Without the essential context for why there is violence in these scenes, the non-gamer might seem them as mindless bloodshed and horrific images. "No Russian," a scene included in the video, comes from "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" and features a terror attack orchestrated by Russian terrorists to perpetuate a war with the United States. The scene is meant to make the player feel uncomfortable, and it even has options to not shoot civilians or to skip the mission entirely.
In an interview with GamePro in 2009, Jesse Stern, the games script writer, explained the intent the developers had when they created this scene.
All of these games have been given "M" ratings, which require the purchaser to be over 17 years old. In addition, modern consoles have an option that allows parents to completely block this content from certain accounts. The reality is that viewing this media is just as hard as sneaking into "R" rated movies or buying cigarettes especially if parents remain aware of what their children are buying and using.
The games shown contain no more violent than a typical "R" rated movie. Films such as "The Revenant," which have won countless awards and critical praise, show equally graphic scenes. These stigmas against gaming had been used against films for years, yet today we actively award violent movies as being art pieces. Gaming culture, and by extension many game developers and players, have been focusing their efforts on ending these stigmas and helping their own communities. For example, Checkpoint, an Australian government side project, is dedicated to spreading information about mental health issues and finding ways for games to help treat them. They offer extensive descriptions of what psychological issues you may be facing, treatment methods and ways to overcome your struggles.
"Gamers Fighting Depression," a Discord server dedicated to helping game players overcome depression, is a volunteer community of fellow game players helping others deal with their issues as quickly as possible. The community offers friendly faces and a safe place to talk, and the group chat can be a positive force that an endless amount of people can access.
In addition to this community support, there are games that do not use violence as a means of solving problems. In 2015, "Undertale" was released to fan acclaim and critical praise for its unique spin on problem solving in a role playing game (RPG). Rather than slaying every enemy in your path, developer Toby Fox implemented the mechanics of befriending your adversaries instead of harming them. By hugging and talking to the monsters you face, the player is made aware of the creature's feelings and emotions.
With all of the other issues facing America, violence in video games would seem to be far below those of school shootings, North Korea and many others. Attacking video games as the problem when research has shown that they are not a source of inducing violence seems to make this effort more of a distraction than a solution.


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Winchester Model 61 .22 Magnum WMR Pump/Slide Action Rifle, MFD 1961 C&R
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LSB#: 190906RW01
Make: Winchester
Year of Manufacture: 1961
Caliber: .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire
Action Type: Pump Action with 7/8 Length Tubular Magazine
Markings: The left side of the barrel is marked "WINCHESTER / TRADE MARK / MADE IN U.S.A." and "MODEL 61 / 22 WIN. MAG. R.F.". The underside front of the receiver is marked "327638" and the front underside of the trigger guard is marked "327638 / A". The top rear of the barrel and the top of the receiver's chamber ring are marked with a circled "WP" proof mark.
Barrel Length: The round barrel is 24" in length.
Sights / Optics: The front sight is a steel bead dovetailed into the top of the barrel. The rear sight is a flat topped "U" notched elevator sight dovetailed into the top of the barrel.The top of the receiver is grooved for scope mounts.
Stock Configuration & Condition: The stocks are two-piece walnut with a lacquered finish. The buttstock has a smooth pistol grip and a checkered black plastic buttplate with a circular "WINCHESTER / REPEATING / ARMS CO." logo in the center. The forend is a beavertail with a nearly flat bottom and 17 grooves in each of its sides. There is light oil staining around the upper and lower tangs of the receiver. There are drag lines in the front and left side of the wrist, scrape marks through the finish on both sides of the lower tang, a few deep dings in the belly, and a few light marks in the remainder. There is a bruise and several light marks in the underside of the forend with two drag lines and a bruise between the grooves in the right side of the forend. The wood to metal fit is excellent. The LOP measures 13 11/16" from the front of the trigger to the back of the buttplate. The buttplate shows very light wear at the heel and toe, and the checkering is sharp, but there are several tiny round divots in the toe area. The buttplate is in about Fine condition. The stocks rate in about Fine Plus condition.
Type of Finish: Blue
Finish Originality: The finish is original.
Bore Condition: The bore is bright with sharp rifling. There is no erosion in the bore.
Overall Condition: This rifle retains about 95% of its metal finish. There are spots of finish loss in the magazine tube and streaks of thinning and finish loss in the underside of the barrel from rubbing on the forend. There are a few light handling marks scattered over the barrel, trigger guard and the sides of the receiver. There is thinning on the edges of the slide and at the front underside edge of the receiver, with a few spots of thinning on the top of the barrel. The takedown screw slot shows light marks from a screwdriver and its serrations are sharp. The knurling on the magazine tube rod is sharp and the markings are crisp. Overall, this rifle rates in about Fine condition.
Mechanics: The action functions correctly. There is a cross-bolt safety at the front of the trigger guard and a slide release at the left rear. We did not fire this rifle. As with all used firearms, a thorough cleaning may be necessary to meet your maintenance requirements.
Box, Paperwork & Accessories: None
Our Assessment: The Winchester Model 61 rifle was introduced in 1932, and was a hammerless design with a tubular magazine. Round and octagon barrels were available in .22 S, L and Long Rifle, and the octagon barrels were also available in .22 WRF. After WWII, the octagon barrels were discontinued and the .22 WRF chambering was replaced with the better performing .22 WMR cartridge. This rifle was made in 1961 and has a 24" round barrel chambered in .22 WMR. The rifle is in about Fine condition with about 95% of its original finish remaining. The bore is bright with sharp rifling and no erosion. This slide action repeater would look great in any collection of pump rimfire rifles, but it really belongs in a collection next to its Model 1890 and 1906 predecessors. Winchester pre-1964 rifles and shotguns are prized by collectors and shooters alike for their finish and the smoothness of their actions.
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