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As a subscriber, I love how Clickability makes everything personalised and customised to us. The process for signing up is easy and then they ensure they follow up with any details, which is great for a business such as mine that's rapidly growing. Other people do similar things, but the majority of my referrals come from Clickability. I'd highly recommend people ensure they have a listing.
Thanks for this great review Hugo! We are so pleased to hear you've had such a great experience with us and that we've been able to contribute to your growth.
Tried using the Click Ability website. Totally disappointed with its poor functionality, problems with the layout, broken links etc.
Could not even navigate back to the home page.
On top of that, the page doesn't find suburbs by postcode and no matter what service type or area I search for, I get a message saying nothing comes up in my area.
Not a good look for an organisation trying to tap into the NDIS.
We're so sorry to hear that the search and layout weren't working for you. That is definitely not what we want! We've emailed you privately to get a few more details and have our tech team looking into why these errors were happening.
I'm a subscriber of Clickability. Clickability is a good source of leads for us. The phone review service is great for our clients and has improved a lot. The response time between giving Clickability details and them calling clients is now really fast which is important for us as we want our participants to be asked about their experience while it is fresh in their mind.
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I liked that I could put in a postcode and allied health professional. I recommend this service to support co-ordinations and families.great work.
What an amazing service. I have a client with Cerebral Palsy looking to engage in more social activities. I would not have been able to find the services that Clickability referred me to. I am so amazed someone was prepared to do all the hard work for me. Thank you guys!!!!!
Our absolute pleasure Luke :) Hope some of the services we referred you to work out well for your client and he can get out and meet some new people!
I found therapy services and plan management service through Clickability. It was easy!
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I am a LAC and Clickability one stop shop for services. I offer this amazing site to all my participants. Great work, thanks.
Thanks so much for this review Rifat! We're so pleased to hear we can support the work you do and your participants!
Things I like: you are very friendly and approachable.
So pleased to hear your caseload has skyrocketed! Be sure to keep an eye on your Subscriber Analytics in your Clickability Dashboard too.
I like the ongoing assistance and personalised touch from Clickability. The amazing energy behind the subscriber support is something I want more of!
Thanks for the wonderful review KBT – the great! Clare is particularly excited to hear this feedback and will be putting in 110% from now on!
I am a support coordinator and I use Clickability all the time. I find it a really helpful resource. 98% of what I look for is on Clickability.
Thanks for taking the time to rate and review Clickability! We're always pleased to hear that support coordinators and local area coordinators use our website just as often as service users and their carers.
If you ever find a service that isn't listed on Clickability, please let us know by sending an email to [email protected]. We try our best to keep our website up to date so it really helps our team if you notice something missing and point it out.
When I search for OT and NDIS funding it shows a range of services who actually don't provide OT services, and don't provide them in my area. I phone the services in the list, which costs me money, and they don't have OTs or they don't do NDIS funding or they don't provide services in my area. I feel this is false and misleading.
Thank you for your really useful feedback. We understand it must be frustrating to find incorrect information when searching for a new service.
Our team is currently working on cleaning up all of the information on our listings so that organisations are in the correct categories and displaying the right services. We are doing our best to verify all of this information so that Clickability is a reliable and useful place to find services.
We really appreciate the time you've taken to review us and your feedback means that we can improve the website for all of our users. If you have any further troubles please don't hesitate to call us on 1800 414 616.
I liked all of the support Clickability gave, and the follow-up provided. Without that, it would have been easy to let it slide and forget to interact. Becoming familiar with how the website all works, and what information to put on the profile can take some time. It felt a bit different to what we were used to, probably because we're not the typical service provider. I look forward to Clickability continuing – it's something we're so used to using when booking accommodation etc, but it's not really the norm right now in disability. I'd like to see the website continue, along with support to the community, so that people can really benefit from it.
It was just really great to meet the Clickability staff in-person. We're very much about that face-to-face relationship, and that was a great positive for us. We were then more inclined to engage with and connect with the program.
Hi BiggerPicture, thanks so much for your feedback. It's great to know that follow up was useful to you, and that us being there in person was beneficial for you as well. We enjoyed meeting you!
The team at Clickability are fantastic to work with.
As a service provider, we find them highly responsive to all of our queries whether that be by phone or email.
The site is user friendly and we find that they go the extra mile.
Thank you for the lovely feedback! It makes us feel great to know we're doing well.
I cannot respond to a reply in my original review.
Hi justsomeone, thanks for letting us know that you'd like to be able to respond to a reply to your review. We've taken it on board. Hopefully we can make that happen for you.
Equity and equality must be understood by any person trying to capture the disability audience – regardless of the community. – workers or people with a disability.
You are a business attempting to make money from the disability community – it is right and proper to consider it before launching yourself onto the stage of well wishers and do gooders. It is not right or proper to launch a website that is not accessible – particularly when accessibility is something that should be implemented when developing.
Your website isn't even close to being accessible -in fact you would have to deliberately ignore WordPress warnings and errors to launch this site.
The most simple of basic accessibility rules have been ignored – that's over 1.5 million people in Australia you are excluding.
Please consider the community you are trying to make money from – before you claim your place on the stage.
Yes – just another blind user!
– Auto filling check boxes: Auto filling all sections in the search function means that all unwanted areas must be unchecked before commencing the search. A better option for Deafblind people would be to have all boxes initially unchecked and allow the user to check relevant boxes themselves.
– Drop down options: Drop down menus are confusing under large magnification as they can appear out of nowhere if the user inadvertently scrolls over them. It would be better if the drop downs only activated when the item was clicked. They also need to be accessible by keyboard.
– Colour: The colour scheme when being viewed through colour inversion can be quite confusing as the screen changes from black to bright white quite quickly.
– Contrast: Contrast between background photos and texts on the blog page is good. Photos display in negatives when colour inversion is used so it's important there is a strong contrast between the back ground image and the text.
– Menus: You should have focus rings around the drop downs and inputs.
– Everything is clearly accessible from the home page, and easily navigated through the drop down tabs.
– The colour scheme and visuals throughout the website are warm and easy on the eyes.
– You can tell a lot of care went in to making it easy to use for people of all ages and all abilities.
– Really love the team bios!
– Really like all the different tabs.


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Q: Convert unnamed regularly strucrured R list into named R list I have a strange R list, in which odd list elements that are strings should be names of even list elements. Some elements are lists inside the lists. The depth of the list is not predefined in advance. And the simplified structure of the list is approximately:
a <- list("key0",
          "value0",
          "key",
          list("key1", "value1",
               "key2", "value2",
               "key3",  list("key6", "value6"),
               "key4", "value4",
               "key5", list(list(list("key7", "value7")))
          ))

How from list a can I get a regular named R list b?
b <- list(key0 = "value0",
          key = list(key1 = "value1",
                     key2 = "value2",
                     key3 = list(key6  = "value6"),
                     key4 = "value4",
                     key5 = list(list(list(key7 = "value7")))
          ))

Does list a like data structure have any special technical name?

A: Using a recursive function :
fun <- function(x){
  x <- lapply(x,function(y) if (is.list(y)) y <- fun(y) else y)
  if(!is.null(names(x)) | length(x) == 1) return(x)
  x <- setNames(x[seq_along(x)%%2 == 0], x[seq_along(x)%%2 == 1])
  x
}
res <- fun(a)

identical(b,res)
# [1] TRUE

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Vowing to destroy terrorism, France seeks global coalition against Islamic State
Tue, Nov 17, 2015 - 6:00 AM
French President Francois Hollande called on the United States and Russia to join a global coalition to destroy Islamic State in the wake of the attacks across Paris, and announced a wave of measures to combat terror in France.
[PARIS] French President Francois Hollande called on the United States and Russia to join a global coalition to destroy Islamic State in the wake of the attacks across Paris, and announced a wave of measures to combat terror in France. "France is at war," Hollande told a joint session of parliament at the Palace of Versailles, promising to increase funds for national security and strengthen anti-terror laws in response to the suicide bombings and shootings that killed 129. "We're not engaged in a war of civilisations, because these assassins do not represent any. We are in a war against jihadist terrorism which is threatening the whole world," he told a packed, sombre chamber.
Parliamentarians gave Hollande a standing ovation before spontaneously singing the "Marseillaise" national anthem in a show of political unity following the worst atrocity France has seen since World War Two.
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for Friday's coordinated attacks, saying they were in retaliation for France's involvement in US-backed air strikes in Iraq and Syria.
Hollande pledged that French fighter jets would intensify their assaults and said he would meet US President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin in the coming days to urge them to pool their resources. "We must combine our forces to achieve a result that is already too late in coming," the president said.
The US-led coalition has been bombing Islamic State for more than a year. Russia joined the conflict in September, but Western officials say it has mainly hit foreign-backed fighters battling Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, not Islamic State.
Speaking in Turkey at the same time as Hollande, Obama called Friday's attacks a "terrible and sickening setback", but maintained that the US-led coalition was making progress. "Even as we grieve with our French friends ... we can't lose sight that there has been progress," Obama said at a Group of 20 summit, ruling out sending in ground troops.
US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Paris late on Monday to pay respects to those killed in the attacks and stress Washington's support for the toughened French stance. He is due to meet Hollande on Tuesday morning.
Much of France came to a standstill at midday for a minute's silence to remember the dead, many of whom were young people killed as they enjoyed a night out. Metro trains stopped, pedestrians paused on pavements and office workers stood at their desks.
But in a sign of life slowly returning to normal, schools and museums re-opened after a 48-hour shutdown, as did the Eiffel Tower, which lit up the night sky in the red, white and blue colours of the French flag following two days of darkness.
Investigators have identified a Belgian national living in Syria as the possible mastermind behind the attacks, which targeted bars, restaurants, a concert hall and soccer stadium. "Friday's act of war was decided upon and planned in Syria, prepared and organised in Belgium and carried out on our territory with the complicity of French citizens," said Hollande.
Prosecutors have identified five of the seven dead assailants - four Frenchmen and a foreigner fingerprinted in Greece last month. His role in the carnage has fuelled speculation that Islamic State took advantage of a recent wave of refugees fleeing Syria to slip militants into Europe.
Police believe one attacker is on the run, and suspect at least four people helped organise the mayhem. "We know that more attacks are being prepared, not just against France but also against other European countries,"French Prime Minister Manuel Valls told RTL Radio. "We are going to live with this terrorist threat for a long time." Islamic State warned in a video on Monday that any country hitting it would suffer the same fate as Paris, promising specifically to target Washington.
French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve told reporters police had arrested nearly two dozen people and seized arms, including a rocket launcher and automatic weapons, in 168 raids overnight. "Let this be clear to everyone, this is just the beginning, these actions are going to continue," he said.
Hollande said he would create 5,000 jobs in the security forces, boost prison service staff by 2,500 and avoid cuts to defence spending before 2019. He acknowledged this would break EU budget rules, but said national security was more important.
He also said he would ask parliament to extend for three months a state of emergency he declared on Friday, which gives security forces sweeping powers to search and detain suspects.
MANHUNT A source close to the investigation said Belgian national Abdelhamid Abaaoud, currently in Syria, was suspected of having ordered the Paris operation. "He appears to be the brains behind several planned attacks in Europe," the source told Reuters.
RTL Radio said Abaaoud was a 27-year-old from the Brussels district of Molenbeek, home to many Muslim immigrants and a focal point for Islamist radicalism in recent years.
Police in Brussels have detained two suspects and are hunting Salah Abdeslam, a 26-year-old Frenchman based in Belgium. One of his brother's died in the Paris assault, while a third brother was arrested at the weekend but later released.
Police in France named two of the French attackers as Ismael Omar Mostefai, 29, from Chartres, southwest of Paris, and Samy Amimour, 28, from the Paris suburb of Drancy.
France believes Mostefai, a petty criminal who never served time in jail, visited Syria in 2013-2014. His radicalisation underlined the trouble police face trying to capture an elusive enemy raised in its own cities. "He was a normal man," said Christophe, his neighbour in Chartres. "Nothing made you think he would turn violent." Latest official figures estimate that 520 French nationals are in the Syrian and Iraqi war zones, including 116 women. Some 137 have died in the fighting, 250 have returned home and around 700 have plans to travel to join the jihadist factions.
The man stopped in Greece in October was carrying a Syrian passport in the name of Ahmad Al Mohammad. Police said they were still checking to see if the document was authentic, but said the dead man's fingerprints matched those on record in Greece.
Greek officials said the passport holder had crossed from Turkey to the Greek islands last month and then registered for asylum in Serbia before heading north, following a route taken by hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers this year.
His role in the mission has re-ignited a fierce debate in Europe about how to tackle a continuing influx of refugees, with anti-immigrant parties calling for borders to be closed against the flood of newcomers fleeing the Middle East.
Meanwhile climate change activists met in Paris on Monday and reaffirmed their determination to hold a demonstration in the city on Nov 29, the day before a UN summit aimed at reducing global greenhouse gas emissions.
Organisers of the march expressed sympathy for the victims of Friday's attacks, but said the goals of the climate movement were synonymous with opposition to violence and terror. However, the green groups require permission to assemble from French authorities, who have signalled concerns about being able to guarantee safety. The two sides will meet on Tuesday for talks.

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I had quite a few activities on my wish list for my time spent in Chile, but horse riding in Patagonia through the remarkable landscape was at the top. On my last day in Chile at Tierra Patagonia I made this wish a reality.
After an early start we were driven to Cerro Guido Estancia, a Patagonian sheep ranch set on over 100,000 hectares of rolling hills and pampas. Carlos our guide, a local beret-clad gaucho, helped us don helmets and chaps before leading us out on our morning ride. We rode through verdant forests, crossed clear mountain streams and climbed up and down scree-covered slopes, all whilst experiencing the regions apparently typical weather; from sun rays in a cloudless sky to the wind howling and falling sleet.
On arrival at a lookout point, the sun reappeared offering us panoramic views of the valley of Cerro Guido, Lago del Toro and the mighty Paine Massif. As we made our way back towards the estancia, and as if on cue, an Andean condor soared above – the perfect end to our ride.
Back at the stable we bade farewell to our sure footed equine companions and to our surprise, Carlos invited us into his house, where we meet some other gauchos and the cook who was preparing lunch for the stable workers. Gathered around the wood-fire stove, we asked lots of questions about life on the estancia, all the while surrounded by the smells of roast lamb, potatoes and home-made bread. To our delight the cook placed a plate of succulent Patagonian lamb and plump potatoes in front of us. We were humbled by their generosity. As gracious guests we enjoyed one of the most delicious meals we'd experienced in Chile with our new found friends in Patagonia.
As I waved goodbye I reflected on what a privilege it was to enjoy a day with Carlos and to experience a glimpse into the gaucho way of life. The pristine beauty of Patagonia and it's equally beautiful inhabitants has been etched in my mind forever.


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"It doesn't matter where you sit… It matters where you stand. It doesn't matter if you're sitting with the President of the United States of America if you don't stand up for young boys pulling their pants up to cover the other eighty percent of their back-sides. It doesn't matter if you're sitting in your easy-chair on Wall Street if you lack the courage to stand up and be a father to the biological son you've abandoned. No – It doesn't matter much if you're sitting in first-class if you're not standing up and reaching back to "coach" a young man on the profound life and economic values of STEM education and the notion education should always be a child's number one priority. Your seats on Fortune-Company Boards matter not if you're not standing for paving the way for plight-plagued young boys and girls to have summer jobs and Internships this year. It really does matter where you stand…." Ralph Harper, CH4K Chairman of the Board
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namespace SDL {

class Error : public std::exception {
public:
	Error() =default;
	Error(const std::string& s) :msg{s} {}
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	const char* what() const noexcept override {
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};

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struct ErrorHandler {
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	virtual void operator()(argument_type) const =0;
};

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	ThrowErrorHandler() =default;

	void operator()(argument_type msg ="") const override {
		throw Error {msg};
	}
};

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Author / Daniel Davis Wood
January 18, 2020 August 18, 2020 by Daniel Davis Wood
The View From Thirty Thousand Feet
Winter Fugue: Diary of a Novel
Ian McEwan, John Updike, Richard Ford, Richard Yates, Tim Winton, Virginia Woolf
Take a breath, then exhale. Relax. Recline. Head back, eyes closed. Feel the world fall away as you rise. It's lift-off.
That's how these last few days have felt to me. Earlier this week, I handed over to my editor the next-to-final draft of At the Edge of the Solid World. The book has a beautiful, haunting cover, and an online presence. It's due to be published in July. It's out for proofreading now and should come back to me in a few weeks, hopefully with all errors caught, and with comments on infelicities that have so far escaped the eyes of its early readers. This part of the process leaves me feeling as if I'm entering a little limbo, breaking through the fog of close proximity to the manuscript. Lift-off. As I glance back at the trajectory that has brought me to this point, I think I can begin to see what the novel looks like from a remove.
To See With New Eyes
Caleb Klaces
Caleb Klaces' Fatherhood is one of the most vibrant novels I've read all year. I reviewed it this week for Splice, in my final review of 2019:
Fatherhood isn't about [the narrator's] pursuit of [his life plans] plans in any conventional sense. It is, as above, about the ways in which the travails of raising a newborn child make a glorious, hilarious mockery of a parent's pretensions to personal dignity. In practice, this means that Klaces surveys two parallel pathwayss and sets out to follow both of them, alternating from one to the other as the novel unfolds. The first path leads him closer to his wife, the second to his infant daughter, so Fatherhood preoccupies itself with both the comedy of post-parenthood intimacy and the profundity of watching an entirely new identity come into being.
December 5, 2019 February 12, 2020 by Daniel Davis Wood
Don't "Show, Don't Tell"
Attention to Detail, Free Indirect Discourse, Literary Aesthetics, Narration and Perspective, Style, Teaching Literature
Earlier this week, on Twitter, I saw an interesting "demolition" of the conventional wisdom that informs no shortage of creative writing classes: "show, don't tell." And, being glad to see the conventional wisdom demolished, I thought I'd share the advice I prefer to give my students…
"Show, don't tell" is, like most creative writing "rules," bullshit — not to mention a vestige of Cold War-era propaganda and orthodoxies. But, crucially, rejecting it doesn't mean you've got a license to do the opposite and just "tell." These are the binary extremes of a whole array of choices you've got in front of you, and it's your job, privilege, and responsibility to make your choices freely, knowing what you intend to achieve with them and knowing also what alternatives you're forfeiting.
So, yes, you can absolutely show instead of telling: you can observe the materiality of an environment, construct characters with intelligible psychologies, set scenes, orchestrate action, depict events cinematically, etc., and thereby immerse your reader in a particular moment. Or you can tell instead of showing: summarise events, enumerate thoughts and feelings, explain motives and consequences, and generally move through time — or back and forth through time — at a faster clip than if you show the nitty-gritty of all this stuff. When you show, you risk losing pace, momentum, and to some extent the significance of details, in cases where significance might come from a freezing of time, or a telescoping of chronology, to dwell on them in-depth or to observe their ripple effects from afar. When you tell, which is to say summarise and/or explicate, you risk losing the immersive capabilities of full-scale depiction, and therefore some of the emotion that readers tend to invest in characters whose stories they experience up-close, in something approaching real time.
(Sidenote: "telling" can also be "showing", because at least when a first-person narrator tells a story, you are showing them in the act of telling, which overlays a new temporality on the events they're telling the reader about. And "showing" can also involve "telling", because when you've got an externalised, third-person depiction of a scene in which a character tells a story, you can show others' reactions both to the telling in the moment and the tale itself. Othello does this really well.)
Anyway, ultimately, it isn't a binary choice, is it? Page by page, line by line, moment by moment, you're going to make that choice over and over again, and every time you make it you're going to fall somewhere on the spectrum between them. The artistry isn't necessarily in showing or telling, but in oscillating between them — in the degree to which you do it, and the frequency with which you do it, and your strategies for modulating the oscillation, gently fading with a nice segue or giving your reader whiplash. And the artistry is also there in having a sense of the effects you can generate by choosing one instead of the other, as well as a sense of the effects you're not generating — but could — if you went down a different route. So, in rejecting the binary choice, don't reject it at the outset. You may well want to "show, not tell" at some stage, or "tell, not show." It's a choice to make continuously in every moment of the process, depending on what's in front of you at any given instant.
October 11, 2019 January 30, 2020 by Daniel Davis Wood
Expanded Horizons
This week, I reviewed Linda Mannheim's This Way to Departures for Splice:
Linda Mannheim's second collection of stories, This Way to Departures, is appropriately titled. All the stories in Mannheim's début, Above Sugar Hill (2014), were bound to a specific site: the ethnically mixed, economically deprived neighbourhood of Washington Heights in Manhattan, hemmed in by the Hudson River on one side and the Harlem River on the other. Set mostly between the 1970s and 1990s, Above Sugar Hill is an assured evocation of a very particular time and place — the streets of Mannheim's youth, in an era of "squalor" and "brutality" — although it lacks the dexterity of style with which it might have offset the feeling that some of its stories are hobbled by the limited horizons of the locale. In This Way to Departures, however, Mannheim embraces a broader canvas and takes a bolder approach to the form of the short story. Although the new book still retains connections to Washington Heights, the action here extends across the United States, down into South America, and even briefly overseas to Europe, and there are comparatively more formal innovations and provocations. As a whole, the collection reads like the work of an increasingly ambitious and confident writer, striking off in a range of new directions.
Samizdat Goes Mainstream
Denise Riley, Max Porter
In Time Lived, Without Its Flow, Denise Riley embarks on an exquisite, excoriating investigation of her own mourning in the wake of the sudden death of her son. The book was more or less self-published several years ago and passed around like samizdat from one small press aficionado to another. Now, though, it has been republished by Granta in a beautiful new hardback edition with an introduction by Max Porter, and I had the pleasure of reviewing it this week for Splice:
What is radicalism in literature, but a redrawing of the usual boundaries of the readable? Find the zone of moderation, which is to say convention, then strike off in one of two directions. Push the boundaries outwards, claim liberties beyond those taken by the average book, and churn out a thousand-page treatise on melancholy or a doorstopper that makes room for every known fact about cetaceans. Or make your space more cramped, more pinched, and draw the boundaries inward. Forgo certain allowances; let your possibilities atrophy. Write a book in chapters of exactly one hundred words each, or in sentences that all take the form of a question. Use only phrases culled from other books, or refuse to use words containing the letter e. And then, if you really want to indulge your radicalism, choose a subject whose emotional freight tilts it in one of these two directions — excessive or aloof — and force your style to take the alternative. Go maximalist, go gargantuan, with a story about office boredom. Or else go minimalist, be ascetic by an act of will, with a counter-intuitive approach to a harrowing situation like the one faced by the poet Denise Riley.


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        {
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Swansea City Eyeing A Shock Move For Former Premier League Star: A Smart Move By Clement?
By Subhayan Dutta
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Subhayan used to be the Featured Columnist at The 4th Official. Completely immersed in football and almost all other sports on planet.
Premier League is seeing numerous midtable clubs turning on the heat this summer as the giants delay in spreading their wings. After the likes of Bournemouth, Stoke City, Everton and more have already revealed their first signings, it is now South Wales club, Swansea City, who are in the news.
According to reports, the Swans are preparing a surprise move for former Liverpool centre-half Martin Skrtel. The Slovakian international has had a decent season with Turkish giants Fenerbahce, alongside top Premier League target Simon Kjaer, but couldn't help the side finishing third in the league table.
However, with the Turkish side breaching the Financial Fair Play Regulations earlier, they would now have to part ways with some of their more consistent performers this summer. And Swansea City would exploit the most of their situation, hoping they get a cut-price deal. Swansea had a horrible season in the Premier League, to say the least as they managed to survive relegation on the second last week of the term.
Despite having some proven names in their back line in Federico Fernandez and Alfie Mawson, the South Wales conceded a whopping 70 goals in 36 games. A midseason managerial change also took some time to show its influence and Paul Clement managed to save the side by the skin of their teeth.
Skrtel was a regular in the Fenerbahce side last season playing 49 times in all competitions, and scoring three goals and registering two times. The 32-year-old still retains the aggression and vigour in his defensive approach and is tremendously dominant in the air, something which could come very handy for Swansea City.
In his eight years with Liverpool, the Slovakian international has scored 18 times for them and assisted six times, which include some crucial goals, especially from set-pieces. He made his move to Turkey only two summers back for a meagre £5 million and Swansea City could get him for cheaper, given Fenerbahce's situation.
Swansea's star defender Alfie Mawson is also reported to be moving away from Liberty Stadium with Tottenham Hotspur emerging as the favourites to land the young English centre-half. And Clement would find it difficult to hold onto the player if the North London side calling. Swansea have major plans to beef up their back line and former Real Madrid defender, Raul Albiol, is also on their target list.
Since debuting back in 2004, Skrtel has a staggering 88 caps for his nation, and with the next potentially his last World Cup, the towering enforcer is looking towards a very important season.
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LT. GOVERNOR WYMAN TO WELCOME HOME TROOPS
IN WINDSOR LOCKS MARCH 1st
(HARTFORD, CT) - Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman will welcome home the 247 th Engineer unit tomorrow afternoon in Windsor Locks.
The detachment was mobilized and departed Connecticut in March 2010 and traveled to its mobilization station at Camp Shelby, Miss. for training. The unit was deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. This was the second deployment to Southwest Asia for the detachment, which previously served in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom from March 2003 to April 2004. This unit has also previously participated in humanitarian missions in Central and South America.
WHO: Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman, Members of the 247 th Engineer Unit
WHAT: Lt. Governor Wyman will welcome the members home after their recent tour in Afghanistan.
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Australia Add 7-year-old Leg-Spinner to Third Test Squad
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Many of the cricketing fans might remember the seven-year-old Archie Schiller from Australia. He is the same leg-spinner who wanted to get Virat Kohli out.
Well it seems that his dream might come true after all. The hosts have added the little leg-spinner as their 15th member in their squad. He will feature in the third Test against India on the upcoming Boxing Day.
The announcement was made earlier this month that Archie would be included in the Test squad. Archie personally received the message via a phone call from coach Justin Langer.
The Australian coach personally made that call while his team was in UAE for their Test assignment against Pakistan. A delighted Archie said during the call that he wants to dismiss Kohli, currently the best Test batsman in the world.
The youngster even attended a training session prior to the first Test at Adelaide Oval. Aussie skipper Tim Paine also confirmed Archie's inclusion in the team at BUPA Family Day at Yarra Park.
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The young lad is nothing less than a superhero. At just seven years of age, he has faced far more difficulties than many of us face in a whole lifetime.
When he was just three months old, he developed a serious heart condition. As a result he had to undergo an urgent surgery which lasted for more than seven hours.
Archie had received the message via a phone call from coach Justin Langer, while the national team was in the UAE for their last Test assignment against Pakistan. #AUSvIND #INDvAUS https://t.co/P2GzmgER2s
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After just six months, he again went under the knife to fix his faulty valves and irregular rhythms of his heart. Last year his health deteriorated again.
He underwent a third time open-heart procedure and is currently in a good state. Both the teams will look forward to make the occasion a special one for Archie.
Meanwhile the four-match Test series is currently locked at 1-1. India won the opening Test at Adelaide while Australia came back at Perth. The third Test will decide which team goes ahead in the series.
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Election day in Israel is a national holiday, and a local restaurant is inviting customers to order milkshakes tailored for the special day. The drinks, topped with whipped cream, are decorated with the faces of Israel's three major candidates: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his challenger Benny Gantz and Avi Gabby, leader of the Labor Party.
"We wanted to do something to encourage the Israeli people to go and vote, so we made a special milkshake for each candidate," said David Gilboa, manager at Truman and Co restaurant, in Airport City.
"What's interesting is that most people are not ordering by the flavor of the milkshake but they are ordering by their political views", he added.


Restaurant Pub Niska is located at the end of the hotel yard. The restaurant, which is open during the summer season, offers Pub Niska's famous, tasty archipelago pizzas.
Archipelago pizza, i.e. Åland-style pizza, is made from fresh, high-quality ingredients that mainly come from Åland. Niska's list also includes filling salads.


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Opera Software US HQ
Commuters on Silicon Valley's busiest freeway, US 101, will notice a large new Opera logo atop a shiny office building in San Mateo, California.
Opera Software's (Oslo, Norway) new and improved visibility is a reflection of the company's growing success as a global powerhouse in the mobile ecosystem and its significant expansion in Silicon Valley — inaugurating a new 20,000 sq. feet office, employing more than 100 people, with plans for aggressive growth for the rest of 2012 and beyond. These new offices are now home to Opera Software's subsidiaries, AdMarvel and Mobile Theory, as well as Opera's US branch office.
In the past year, Opera Software has further increased its leading position in the mobile browser market, surpassing more than 200 million monthly unique users for its Opera Mini and Opera Mobile browsers and Opera's subsidiary, AdMarvel, has very quickly established itself as the world's leading mobile advertising platform. AdMarvel's mobile ad platform manages over 35 billion ad impressions a month from more than 9,000 publishers. In 2011, this platform enabled over $240 million in revenue to mobile publishers globally.
The innovation driven from the US office includes the Opera Advertising platform; the Opera Payment Exchange (OPX), which enables easy payment options for users of Opera's mobile browsers; and the Opera Mobile Store, a multi-platform mobile app store that is now the fifth largest worldwide.
Following its success in the mobile industry, Opera has also successfully established the leading position in the quickly emerging Smart TV ecosystem. Opera's HTML5 web runtime is ported today on all major embedded TV platforms and powers millions of connected TVs, set-top boxes and Blu-ray players from major manufacturers.
In the last 12 months, Opera Software and its subsidiaries:
Completed the acquisitions of Handster, Mobile Theory and 4th Screen Advertising
Launched the Opera Payment Exchange
Launched the new and improved Opera Mobile Store based on technology from the Handster acquisition
Delivered Opera's Smart TV HTML5 runtime to leading TV OEMs and pay TV operators serving the US market
Debuted the State of Mobile Advertising report, which highlights key data and trends in mobile advertising worldwide
Doubled the number of employees in the US
Opened additional offices in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago
Established Opera as a key partner to mobile developers and mobile content companies in the pursuit of distribution, engagement and monetization across more than 180 countries and territories around the world
Mahi de Silva, CEO of AdMarvel and EVP Consumer Mobile, Opera Software
"It was not long ago that we celebrated Opera crossing 100 million users for our mobile browsers and the assembling of our mobile advertising platform. Since that milestone in February 2011, Opera has doubled its users in less than 18 months, and gained status as the leading provider of mobile advertising services," said Mahi de Silva, CEO of AdMarvel and EVP Consumer Mobile, Opera Software. "We are placing a strong bet on our US assets by expanding our team here and hiring the best talent in Silicon Valley to deliver the best mobile products, tools and services to consumers, developers, publishers and advertisers — globally."
About Opera Software ASA
The worldwide World Wide Web — any device, any platform, any bandwidth, absolutely anywhere in the world. Opera Software was founded in 1994, based on the idea that access to the web should be a universal right. 270 million people (and counting) use the Opera web browsers for computers, mobile phones, TVs and other connected devices. Opera also delivers tools, distribution, engagement, monetization and market insights to developers, publishers and brands around the world. We are passionate about breaking down barriers, so everyone can share in the power of the internet. Our vision of one web for all remains at the heart of what we do, because we believe that participation changes everything. Opera Software ASA is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol OPERA. 'Opera', 'Opera Software', 'Opera Mini' and the 'O' logo are trademarks of Opera Software ASA. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Learn more about Opera.
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A suspected arson attack on the office of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Ibesikpo Asuntan local government area of Akwa Ibom state has resulted in the destruction of some electoral materials.
An online newspaper, The Cable, reports that the suspected attack occurred a day before the scheduled governorship and state assembly elections in the state, adding that security officials were unable to evacuate the electoral materials when the fire started.
Another news medium, Premium Times, reports that the cause of the fire which started around 2am on Friday, March 8, is still under investigation for now.
"We heard an explosion inside the building, when we rushed to check what it was, we saw flames of fire coming from one of the rooms," a guard at the office said.
"We raised alarm for help, and then we started fighting the fire, using water and sand. But it was too much for us.
Some election materials including several card readers meant for use in the Saturday March 9 elections were reportedly destroyed by the fire, but INEC has not indicated if the incident would affect the conduct of the elections.
Reports have it that the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Mike Igini, is said to have visited the scene to ascertain the extent of the damage.
Meanwhile, Mahmood Yakubu, the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said that the electoral commission will not issue certificates of return to any candidate declared winner of an election under duress.
Yakubu made the statement in Abuja on Thursday, March 7, during a meeting with the inter-agency consultative committee on election security, The Cable reports.
The INEC chairman said the commission will not tolerate the intimidation and forcing its staff to declare winners under duress.