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Partnership with community project in Sierra Leone
Somerset College has developed a partnership with a community-based charity in Sierra Leone, the Sella Community Project. The relationship has been developed through the ongoing donation of deleted library books from the College's libraries.
The Sella Community Project is a charity dedicated to improving the lives of people in the Kamakwie community in the North West of Sierra Leone, the residents of which are still trying to rebuild their lives after an 11 year long civil war. The charity was founded by Richard Meads, a former student of Somerset College, who developed a strong friendship with a member of the Kamakwie community during a number of business-related visits to the area.
In 2010, the library books donated by Somerset College helped the charity to establish a resource centre within the community. The resource centre has since enabled the people of the Kamakwie community to learn basic literacy and numeracy skills for free.
All education within Sierra Leone must be paid for, meaning that most residents cannot afford to receive any form of education. However, the resource centre provides a safe and supportive learning environment for the community at no cost. Jolanta Peters, Library Services Manager at Somerset College, explains how pleased she is that the College is able to contribute to such a worthy cause "It's fantastic that Somerset College is able to support this project and contribute to the learning experience and quality of life for people in a very different and much deprived part of the world."
Richard Meads and his father Jonathon, recently visited Somerset College from Sierra Leone to thank the College for the ongoing donations and to provide an insight into life in the Kawakwie Community and how the resource centre is helping to improve the quality of life there.


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The Vril Society: Maria Orsitsch and the Vrilerinnen
Updated on January 21, 2018
Maria Orsitsch from The Society of Vrilerinnen Women. She was a psychic who claimed to have had contact with aliens.
The Vril Society: "Like God"
There is no official or authentic proof that the Vril Society ever existed.
They were said to have been formed and ruled by female psychic mediums who claimed to have contact with Aryan aliens living in Alpha Cen Tauri. They also grew out their hair and sought to teach others how to waken the forces of Vril. Maybe only slightly surprisingly, they also allegedly included the infamous Adolf Hitler and other major Nazi Party members.
Their name originated from the ancient Sumerian word "Vri-il" meaning "like God."Through the power of intense concentration and visualization, this secret society believed that they would change their race to become equal to those that lived within the depths of the Earth. They believed a true master of these techniques could have power over their self, those around them, and the world.
The Coming Race
Years before the Nazi's took power in Germany, Vril: The Power of the Coming Race was published in 1870. Its creator, Edward Bulwer-Lytton, dabbled in politics as well as many forms of literature. An author of many novels dealing with the occult and secret societies, it was believed by some that his novels were were facts hidden within fiction. He is also known for the famous saying "the pen is mightier than the sword," something this novel in particular seems to prove with its power over some fanatic readers.
Vril: The Power of the Coming Race is not only important for its influence on societies such as the Vril Society but also as an early example of Science Fiction. Sometimes it is even regarded as the first novel of this genre. The idea that a subterranean angelic master race made up of energy called Vril existed and its claims that this race would one day rise to conquer the earth were strongly believed by some pretty wealthy readers and, as quickly as they accepted it as truth, they created societies based upon these "facts."
Bulwer-Lytton's Story and The Vril
The main plot of the novel is relatively simple. In it, a miner accidentally discovers the underground world of the Vril-ya. There, he finds that the inhabitants are the decedents of those who lived in Atlantis and that they have access to an energy called Vril that also is used as a way of control by those few who have mastered it. It can destroy, heal, bring life, or even control all matter, animate or inanimate, on earth and all with the power of one's mind. The hero is viewed as a pet, escapes, and comes back to the surface to tell the tale of "the coming race," which is where the title comes from.
UFO's and the Vril Society
The Vril Society
"One small book for man, one giant delusion for mankind."
As Christopher Hodakapp and Alice Von Kannon say above in their article "Alien Secrets: The Vril Society," Vril: The Power of the Coming Race became entangled in many delusions and beliefs built upon nothing but suspicion. When it was published, readers believed in the possibility of an underground alien race and those who believed in Atlantis jumped on this novel for its claim to descendants of that long lost city.
Nowadays, they are tied to a society that may or may not have existed, the Nazis, and aliens. Some believe that Vril technology used by the Nazis allowed them to land on the moon and build an underground base that still exists.
No matter how much doubt or intrigue surrounds the Vril, it still remains an interesting story surrounded with mystery 142 years later.
The Occult Nazi Order: The Vril Society
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Where do l start on vril , it was l believe the energy to build the pyramids and many other structures throughout the world . So where does all this come from you guessed it Atlantis a super advanced island or whatever which was destroyed thousands of years ago , the Nazis were obsessed with this energy , and also the hollow earth which l believe does exist inhabited by several very advanced races of beings . I was a member many years ago to the Theosophical society and so were Hitler and his mates, moving on I've came up with my own philosophy on everything ,,What If .
mogley
The Vril did not include the dome between South America and Australia with the subsurface tunnels leading towards land many miles pressurised and dry. thank you Lisa there is still a lot more to describe.
Steven Pearson
8 years ago from Bonney Lake, WA
I thought everybody knew the Nazis landed on the moon?
8 years ago from WA
They mentioned The Vril briefly on Ancient Aliens when they were talking about connections between the Nazis and aliens and I thought I had to research it. I didn't find a lot of information but what I found inspired me to write this because I thought it was fascinating.
Thank you both for reading. I'm glad you found it interesting as well.
David Legg 7
8 years ago from Trout Paradise, Colorado
Wow... interesting read. I have actually never heard of this book, and fancied myself a bit of sci-fi fan back in the day. I had a friend who studied the history of the Nazi party and the descent into the occult by Hitler and some of his closer party associates, but I don't remember ever mentioning anything about this. Thank you for the interesting information!
Alexander Brenner
8 years ago from Laguna Hills, California
Really interesting. It's cool to see a hubber who does not stick to just one topic or theme of hub. I am a huge Ancient Alien fan so this is write up my alley. Well written and interesting. Full marks!

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Wilhelm Dusche (* 21. September 1863 in Isernhagen; † 20. November 1947 ebenda) war ein deutscher Politiker der DVP.

Leben und Beruf
Nach der Volksschule und einer Privatschule in Isernhagen besuchte Dusche, der evangelischen Glaubens war, ab 1878 das Ratsgymnasium in Hannover, wo er 1884 das Abitur ablegte. Im gleichen Jahr begann er ein Studium der evangelischen Theologie in Tübingen. Ein Semester später wechselte er nach Leipzig, brach das Studium dann aber ohne Abschluss ab. 1890 übernahm er den elterlichen Hof in Isernhagen.

Abgeordneter
Dusche gehörte 1919/20 der Weimarer Nationalversammlung an. Anschließend war er bis 1924 Reichstagsabgeordneter. Er war außerdem Gemeindevertreter in Isernhagen, seit 1902 als Gemeindevorsteher.

Ehrungen
Nach Dusche ist der Wilhelm-Dusche-Weg in seinem Heimatort Isernhagen benannt.

Literatur
 Beatrix Herlemann, Helga Schatz: Biographisches Lexikon niedersächsischer Parlamentarier 1919–1945 (= Veröffentlichungen der Historischen Kommission für Niedersachsen und Bremen. Band 222). Hahnsche Buchhandlung, Hannover 2004, ISBN 3-7752-6022-6, S. 95.

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As opioid addiction skyrockets, Intermountain Healthcare vows to cut the number of pills it prescribes by end of 2018
Through training, alternatives to pain management and raising awareness, Utah-based network of hospitals and clinics aims for a 40 percent reduction in opioid tablets.
(Courtesy Utah Department of Health) Intermountain Health announced on Tuesday it would cut the number of opioid tablets it prescribes by 40 percent by the end of 2018. Red stickers will be placed atop opioid prescription bottles through the end of May as part of a health department initiative called Talk to Your Pharmacist. The stickers are to prompt prescribers to talk to their pharmacist about the risk of using opioids.
By Kelly Schmidt
· Published: August 22, 2017
Intermountain Healthcare announced Tuesday it will be doling out fewer opioids during the next year and a half, with a goal of dramatically reducing how many pills the Utah-based health care system prescribes for acute pain.
The move, aimed at cutting the number of opioid tablets prescribed by 40 percent by the end of 2018, comes as opioid addiction use and overdose deaths are skyrocketing across the U.S and in Utah. And it could have a sizable impact, given Intermountain's reach through its 22 hospitals and 180 clinics in the Intermountain West.
Intermountain officials said they plan to not only alter the prescribing practices of its physicians, but also develop and recommend alternative forms of pain management to patients, further lowering addiction risks.
One of the health care network's top leaders said they recognized the risk of putting a hard number on the opioid reduction goal, but intend that as a way to hold themselves accountable.
"Intermountain is not going to be intimidated anymore. We won't be timid anymore," said Todd Allen, acting chief quality officer for the network of hospitals and clinics. "We plan on making a big difference."
Nearly 2,500 Intermountain physicians, nurses and other prescribers have already been trained on opioid-reduction strategies, Allen said. The network will now get that training to its staff across Utah and Idaho.
Patients with acute and chronic pain conditions will still receive the medications they need despite the opioid-reduction campaign, said Doug Smith, associate medical director for Intermountain, but prescription decisions will be made differently.
"Currently, nationwide, providers tend to write prescription for more opioids than patients need, and large quantities of the medications are often left over after the need for pain relief has past," Smith said. "We will follow best practices in prescribing so the medication prescribed more closely match the needs of patients"
Intermountain also will track opioid prescriptions electronically, Allen said, so prescribers can be held accountable and learn from each others' practices for specific pain conditions. Physicians and nurses will also develop new standards for pain management that incorporate other forms of treatment, including physical therapy and holistic therapies.
Intermountain is focusing on acute pain cases — involving pain that will eventually pass but needs to be controlled — because those can be treated with other therapies rather than opiates. Allen said acute pain might be associated with a broken wrist, kidney stone or abdominal inflammation.
In 2015, 24 people died each month in Utah from prescription opioid overdose, according to Utah Department of Health data. From 2013 to 2015, Utah ranked seventh in the nation for drug overdose deaths.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that more than 33,000 people died from unintentional overdoses involving opioids in 2015. Nearly half those deaths involved prescription opiates.
In 2015, UDOH reported that more than $2.65 million opioid prescriptions were dispensed in Utah – about 7,200 per day. From 2002 to 2015, the rate of opioid prescriptions increased dramatically from 686 to 888 to 1,000 state residents.
About 19 million opioid tablets are administered each year by Intermountain prescribers. In many cases, Allen said the majority of those tablets go unused and are left over in a patient's medicine cabinet.
Educating patients and the public about the dangers of keeping unused opioids and the risks of taking opioids — prescribed or not — will be a key factor to Intermountain's success, Allen said. Prescribers will be encouraged to talk about addiction and the risk of use with patients before prescribing and will have strategies and resources from several public health agencies on hand.
The Utah Department of Health has launched several campaigns to combat the opioid epidemic in recent months. The agency held a talk to your pharmacist initiative in the spring; began a pill-bottle labeling campaign to warn patients about the contents of prescriptions; and created an online resource, Opidemic.org, explaining what opioids are, their effects and how to get help.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services issued $5.5 million to Utah in May to create and expand opioid addiction-related programs and services on the county level. The one-time money is being distributed through the Utah Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services.
Intermountain's health professionals will continue to emphasize disposing of surplus pills, Allen said. Intermountain pharmacies have drop boxes for leftover prescription drugs and, since 2015, more than 15,000 pounds of unused medications have been collected.
Intermountain also plans to expand services to better help patients with chronic pain and addiction problems, through its pain management clinics and with additional treatment for opioid-use disorders.
"With education, we are offering to give patients a gateway to initiate a conversation [about opioids]," Allen said. "They want to be part of their care and want to avoid the risks of medications that could harm them."
Correction: Intermountain Healthcare aims to cut the number of opioid tablets it prescribes by 40 percent by the end of 2018. An earlier version of this story mischaracterized the nature of the reduction.
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Actions Speak Louder than Words: Reclaiming Lost Ground in the Battles Against Viral Hepatitis
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Written by Richard J. Wolitski, PhD, Director, and Corinna Dan, RN, MPH, Viral Hepatitis Policy Advisor
Office of HIV/AIDS and Infectious Disease Policy, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health,
Viral hepatitis poses a serious threat to the health of millions of Americans from all walks of life. It accounts for more deaths in the United States than all other reportable infectious diseases combined. New infections are on the rise across the country as a result of injection drug use that has been driven by the opioid crisis that is gripping communities across the country. The severity of this problem was recognized by the editors of the American Journal of Public Health in what is certain to become an iconic cover. The February 2018 issue features an in-your-face cover image of a man injecting drugs into his scarred and scabbed arm. It is disturbing. It forces you to take notice, and it is not easy to forget.
Although the image is shocking for the cover of a journal, the editor's choice to put this topic front and center is not. What is surprising is that has taken so long. New hepatitis C (HCV) infections have been increasing since 2009 and new hepatitis B (HBV) infections have remained stable or increased slightly after declining for more than three decades. The increase in new infections among young adults has resulted in increases in HCV transmission from pregnant women to their infants. Almost every one of these HCV infections could have been prevented; each new infection represents a failure of health care providers and health care systems.
We are losing ground in the battles against viral hepatitis despite the fact that we've made important scientific advances in prevention, care, and treatment. Vaccination against HBV infection is highly effective, but until recently required 3 doses. A new vaccine recently approved by the FDA can be delivered in two doses, which could increase the percentage of persons who are fully vaccinated against HBV. HCV can now be cured with an 8 to 12 week course of once daily oral medication that is more than 95% effective if taken as prescribed and has few the side effects. We cannot cure HBV infection at this time, but antiviral treatment can lower the amount of virus, prevent disease progression, and may prevent sexually transmission to others.
Why have we been backsliding in recent years, instead of moving forward? It's not that we do not have the tools needed to get the job done. It's not that we haven't used these tools effectively. It's not that we do not have a vision or a plan. We have had a national plan addressing viral hepatitis since 2011. CDC and other HHS agencies have put forward their own plans that are aligned with the National Viral Hepatitis Action Plan that include efforts to monitor, prevent, and treat new and existing cases. These plans also address the need to expand diagnosis, care, and treatment of viral hepatitis, especially among groups that have been most heavily affected. These plans lay out strong, science-based frameworks for mounting effective, comprehensive actions to combat viral hepatitis.
The National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) convened a panel of experts from around the country to assess what it would take to eliminate viral hepatitis as a public health threat in the United States by 2030. Their 2016 and 2017 reports concluded that that viral hepatitis elimination is possible with existing prevention and treatment methods. It is important to keep at least two things in mind about their conclusions: (1) elimination is not the same as eradication of these infections—prevention, care and treatment would all still be needed for years to come, and (2) that achieving the goal of elimination will require "considerable will and resources."
We strongly support the goal of eliminating viral hepatitis. It is the goal that we are all ultimately working to achieve. We also believe it is important to set realistic expectations for policy makers and to set performance targets that are achievable. We must make the best possible use of available resources and leverage technology, partnerships, policy changes, and other approaches that have the potential to result in lasting, sustainable viral hepatitis programs that are not dependent on one type of funding for their survival.
A key to the long term success and sustainability of viral hepatitis efforts is greater integration into existing health care services in ways that support the client in making the best possible choices he or she can and having access to the most appropriate and most effective services and programs that will keep them healthy. We believe that this can be accomplished by taking a patient-centered approach- considering the health threats that each person faces and developing a plan that allows that client to access both preventive health care and treatment for existing illnesses.
But creating and sustaining change cannot stop there. The changes also have to make sense to the people who are footing the bill. They need a return on their investment such as reducing health care costs, serving more people in need, increasing profit, recognition of innovation, or feeling good about helping others. If a change is not reinforced by a resultant benefit, it doesn't stand a chance of being sustained.
There are clear benefits of greater integration and colocation of HIV, viral hepatitis, STD, TB, substance use disorder treatment, overdose prevention, comprehensive syringe services, primary health care, housing and employment services. In many cases, behaviors place people in situations where they are at increased risk for multiple physical and mental health problems. Many of these problems do not occur independently of each other. They are often intertwined with each other and affect the social and economic well-being of individuals, families, and communities. Understanding the needs of the individual and what's important to them can support a more holistic approach to health and wellness that meets people where they are at, addresses their most critical needs—the ones that most endanger their immediate health and well-being, and helps them identify their own lasting solutions in novel ways that are feasible, self-reinforcing, and habit forming.
Actions speak louder than words. Actions are the foundation of what's required to turn around the negative viral hepatitis trends that we have been seeing in the data, in our communities, and too often within our own families and among our friends. We need to choose our actions wisely and focus on the things that are in our power to change or that can support others to take necessary actions when we cannot. Among the things we can influence, we need to choose those that will provide the greatest benefits to the greatest number of people.
A key objective for us is to promote an accurate understanding of the magnitude of the problem of viral hepatitis, its severity, the challenges, the solutions, and what it would take to achieve the vision of the National Viral Hepatitis Action Plan.
A goal without a plan (that is feasible and implemented) is just a wish.
— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (paraphrased)
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Watford Football Club (also known simply as Watford, or as The Hornets) is an English association football club from the town of Watford, in Hertfordshire. The 2010–11 English football season officially began on 1 July 2010, and ended on 30 June 2011, although Watford only played competitive fixtures between August and May. The team competed in the Football League Championship for the fourth consecutive season, following relegation from the Premier League in 2006–07. The club chairman was Graham Taylor, who as a manager took Watford from the Fourth Division to the top division of English football. Their manager was Malky Mackay, and their captain was central midfielder John Eustace.

Background

Watford sold several key players at the start of 2009–10, including 2008–09 Watford F.C. Player of the Season Tommy Smith, highest earner Jobi McAnuff and Hungary international striker Tamás Priskin. The team did well in their opening game, and were briefly in contention for a playoff position early in the season, but a series of postponements, poor away form and a run of one win in twelve games took Watford to within a point of relegation by April. A 3–0 home win in the penultimate game against Reading secured survival, and a 4–0 win at Coventry City on the last day of the season elevated Watford to a final position of 16th, as well as ending the team's six-month wait for an away win.

As part of financial restructuring at the club, a number of players on higher wages whose contracts expired in June 2010 were allowed to leave the club on free transfers. These included captain and USA international Jay DeMerit, former Chelsea player Jon Harley and ex-Rotherham United striker Will Hoskins. Young goalkeeper Jonathan North and winger Billy Gibson were both also released. Manager Malky Mackay did, however, decide to retain the services of Liam Henderson and Dale Bennett after the duo triggered one-year extension options in their contracts.

Pre-season

Watford began pre-season training on 1 July 2010, the same day that Tom Aldred and Rene Gilmartin officially became Watford players. The team's first friendly match was a 5–0 away win at local side Boreham Wood, in which Will Buckley scored a hat-trick. The club played several further away fixtures against local, lower division sides in July. Their only defeat in these fixtures was a 1–0 loss to Barnet at Underhill Stadium. Their final friendly game—the only pre-season match at Vicarage Road—was a 1–0 win against League One team Charlton Athletic, with Danny Graham scoring the only goal of the game. Graham was Watford's top scorer in pre-season fixtures, with four goals. Buckley and Stephen McGinn scored three goals each, Marvin Sordell scored two, and John Eustace scored one. Striker Troy Deeney joined Watford in the week after the Charlton match.

Legend

Football League Championship

A total of 24 teams competed in the Football League Championship in the 2010–11 season. Each team played 46 matches; two against every other team, with one match played at each club's stadium. Three points were awarded for each win, one for a draw, and none for defeats. The provisional fixture list was released on 17 June 2010, but was subject to change in the event of clashes with other competitions, inclement weather, extraordinary circumstances, or matches being selected for television coverage. For instance, Watford's opening match of the season at Norwich City was moved from 7 to 6 August, thus becoming the first game of the 2010–11 Football League.

August
In the televised opening game of the season, away to Norwich City, Watford captain John Eustace scored the first goal of the 2010–11 Football League, after 14 minutes of play. Striker Danny Graham doubled Watford's lead before half time. Norwich pulled a goal back shortly after the interval, before Graham restored Watford's two-goal cushion in the 82nd minute. Norwich defender Michael Nelson halved Watford's lead in injury time, but the Hornets held on to win 3–2. The team's next league fixture was a home match against Coventry City, managed by former Watford boss Aidy Boothroyd. For the second match in succession, Watford took the lead, with winger Will Buckley opening the scoring just before half time. Former Coventry player Eustace scored Watford's second; an overhead volley that was later voted Goal of the Season by Watford fans. Watford led going into the last five minutes of the game, but Coventry secured a draw with late goals from David Bell and Lukas Jutkiewicz.

The Hornets extended their unbeaten start to the season a week later. Their 0–0 draw at Hull City marked Watford's first clean sheet of 2010–11, but also the first time that the team had failed to score. Their unbeaten run ended in their final game of the month, at home to newly promoted Leeds United. Leeds captain Richard Naylor scored the only goal of the game in the 6th minute, while Troy Deeney made his first start for Watford in the absence of Graham.

September
After a two-week break for international matches, Watford hosted Doncaster Rovers on 11 September. Watford trailed 1–0 at half time, before taking a 2–1 lead with a brace from Marvin Sordell. Although behind after 90 minutes, Doncaster salvaged a draw with an injury time equaliser from George Friend. Sordell scored an early goal three days later at Bristol City. Graham doubled Watford's advantage shortly after half time, to give his team a second league win of the season.

The team's next opponents were Millwall, a side managed by ex-Watford player and manager Kenny Jackett.
The Hornets thrashed their opponents 6–1. Central defenders Adrian Mariappa and Martin Taylor and loanee Jordon Mutch scored their first goals of the season, while Graham, Sordell and Eustace also scored for Watford. This result took Watford into the playoff places, and was later voted by supporters as the Team Performance of the Season.

Watford's wait for a first home league win of the campaign ended on 25 September, against Middlesbrough. Graham scored the opening goal after 17 seconds, and Watford were 3–0 up after 20 minutes. Middlesbrough scored a late consolation through an own goal from Mariappa, to make the final score 3–1. In the last game of the month, Watford hosted Swansea City, managed by Malky Mackay's predecessor, Brendan Rodgers. In contrast to the previous game, Watford trailed 2–0 at half time, and 3–0 after 70 minutes. Goals from substitute Troy Deeney and Martin Taylor reduced Watford's deficit to one goal, but Rodgers' side held on to win 3–2. Despite the defeat, Watford finished the month in a playoff position.

October
Watford started October with a 1–0 away win at Sheffield United, with Sordell scoring the game's only goal. After a two-week gap in the fixture list for international matches, the Hornets travelled to Portsmouth. Watford trailed 1–0 at half time, to a goal from Hayden Mullins. They equalised through Martin Taylor after 67 minutes, and Stephen McGinn's first league goal of the season three minutes later gave Watford the lead. However, Portsmouth equalised shortly afterwards, and Michael Brown scored Portsmouth's winner in the 80th minute. McGinn doubled his league tally three days later, opening the scoring at home to Ipswich Town, before Sordell doubled Watford's advantage. Ipswich improved in the second half, following the introduction of substitute Connor Wickham. After conceding in the 69th minute, Watford held on for a 2–1 win.

The team's next opponents were Scunthorpe United, who along with Watford had been tipped for relegation in 2010–11. Scunthorpe started strongly. They took the lead on 28 minutes, doubling their advantage shortly before half time. Watford improved after the break, but were unable to prevent a 2–0 defeat. Watford's final match of October was a trip to Pride Park, to face Derby County. In front of 27,119 spectators, the home side took a two-goal lead in the first half. Matthew Whichelow's first senior goal reduced Watford's deficit, but goals from Tomasz Cywka and Shefki Kuqi consigned Watford to a 4–1 defeat, which took them out of the playoff places.

November
After defeat at Derby County, Watford hosted Derby's rivals, Nottingham Forest. Mutch scored the opening goal with a header after three minutes, before Lewis McGugan equalised midway through the first half. Both teams created goal scoring opportunities in the second half, but the match finished 1–1.

Watford's next two games were away from home, to Crystal Palace and Burnley. The two matches followed a very similar pattern. In each match, the home side scored the opening goal in the first half. Watford were able to take 2–1 leads shortly into the second halves, but on each occasion the home side came back to win 3–2. Mackay expressed frustration at his side's inability to score goals against Palace, after creating nine chances in the first half. He was critical of the referee's decision to award Burnley a penalty, but made clear that there is "no room for hard luck stories" in football.

Results

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FA Cup

The FA Cup is an annual knockout competition. It began in August with two preliminary rounds, followed by four qualifying rounds. The successful qualifiers progressed to the First Round, when teams from League One and League Two entered the competition. Watford, along with other Premier League and Championship clubs, entered at the Third Round stage. They were joined by the 20 winners from the Second Round for a total of 64 clubs in the Third Round draw.

The Third Round draw took place on 28 November 2010. It saw Watford drawn at home to the winners of the Second Round tie between League One teams Hartlepool United and Yeovil Town; Hartlepool eventually progressed. Watford designated the game as the club's "Marie Curie Match", in support of Marie Curie Cancer Care. In an English league football first, the club pledged to donate its share of the ticket sale profits to the charity, and launched a separate online fundraiser for fans who wanted to support the charity but couldn't attend the fixture, as well as those who wished to make an additional donation.

Football League Cup

The draw for the first round of the Football League Cup took place on 16 June 2010, and saw Watford drawn away to League Two side Aldershot Town. Coincidentally, the two sides were due to play one another at Aldershot's stadium in a pre-season match at the end of July; that fixture was cancelled by mutual agreement following the draw. The ten outfield players that started Watford's opening match against Norwich kept their places in the starting line-up, while Rene Gilmartin kept a clean sheet on his competitive Watford debut. A brace from Danny Graham and a first goal of the season from Marvin Sordell gave Watford a 3–0 victory.

In the second round, the Hornets faced League One outfit Notts County at Vicarage Road. Watford made five changes from the team that started in the 0–0 draw against Hull City; Hodson, Taylor, Eustace, Graham and Loach were rested. Among the replacements were Troy Deeney, who made his first start for Watford, and academy scholar Adam Thompson, who was playing his first ever game of senior football. After a goalless first half, Notts County took a 2–0 lead. Deeney scored to reduce their lead to 2–1, but Watford were unable to score an equaliser. Ex-Watford player Jon Harley came on as a late substitute for Notts County, and was applauded by fans of his former club.

Players

Statistics

No. = Squad number

Pos = Playing position

P = Number of games played

G = Number of goals scored

 = Yellow cards

GK = Goalkeeper

DF = Defender

MF = Midfielder

FW = Forward

 = Red cards

Yth = Whether player went through Watford's youth system

Club career = Period that player spent as a Watford first team player

Age = Age of player on final day of season (7 May 2011)

Club career lengths correct . Only players that were named in at least one matchday squad are listed.

Transfers
Unless a country is specified, all clubs play in the English football league system.

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Out

Loans

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Out

Management and coaching staff

Reserves and academy
Watford's reserve side compete in the Totesport.com Combination East Division, which they won in 2009–10. They play their home games at Meadow Park, home of Conference South side Borehamwood. They also played in the Herts Senior Cup, where they went out to Stevenage.

Watford's academy consists of 22 scholars:
 In the second year, goalkeepers Jonathan Bond and Jamie Irving, defenders Oliver Archer, Adam Fenwick, Faisal Hemati and Adam Thompson, midfielders Greg Deer, Chez Isaac and Britt Assombalonga and strikers Gavin Massey and Jake Rosier.
 In the first year, goalkeeper Jack Bonham, defenders Chimdi Akubuine, Matt Bevans, Tommie Hoban, Brandon Horner and Aaron Tumwa, midfielders Stephan Hamilton Forbes and Sean Murray, and strikers Dereece Gardner, Michael Kalu and Connor Smith.
Schoolboys Mohamed Bettamer, Kamaron English and Bernard Mensah also played for the academy side, along with trialist Peter Grant. Hoban, Massey, Murray and Thompson have made first-team appearances in 2010–11, while Assombalonga, Bond, Isaac and Smith have been unused substitutes.

Massey, Murray and Bond signed professional contracts during the 2010 pre-season, with Murray signing his alongside his scholarship forms. Bonham and Thompson signed contracts in September and November respectively. In April Watford announced the fates of the remaining second year scholars; Assombalonga and Isaac were given professional contracts and Archer, Deer, Fenwick, Hemati, Irving and Rosier were released.

The under-18s play their home games at Watford's training base at the UCL training ground, London Colney. They are members of the FA Premier Academy League. They also played in the FA Youth Cup, where they defeated Swindon Town (at home), Wigan Athletic (at home) and Fulham (away), before losing to Chelsea 2–1 at Stamford Bridge in the quarter-finals. Watford also sent an under-15 side to the 2010 Milk Cup in Northern Ireland, where they finished seventh.

Ownership and finance

Watford Football Club is owned by the holding company Watford Leisure Plc (LSE: WFC). The holding company's 2009–10 financial year ran from 1 July 2009 until 30 June 2010. It released its audited accounts and annual report on 31 October 2010, which included details of the club's major shareholders. At the time of the report Fordwat Limited, the investment company of Michael Ashcroft, owned 37.16% of Watford Leisure. Valley Grown Salads (VGS), owned by former Watford Leisure directors Jimmy and Vince Russo, held a 29.98% stake. Previous Watford chairman Graham Simpson had a 16.79% share. No other individual or organisation held more than 3% of the company's shares.

As 2009–10 was the club's third consecutive season in the Championship, it stopped receiving parachute payments from the Premier League. Consequently, money received from the Premier League fell from £12,298,000 in 2008–09 to £993,000 in 2009–10. This was the primary contributor in Watford Leisure's total revenue dropping by 51.2% from £23.049 million to £11.258 million. A reduction in salary costs of £4.121 million and a profit of £4.111 million on player trading helped to mitigate the reduction in revenue. Nonetheless, the company's loss before taxation was £4.063 million, up from a loss of £1.987 million in the previous financial year.

In December 2010, the Board of Directors announced to the stock exchange that discussions were underway between Ashcroft and a potential buyer of his shares, but stressed that these discussions were at an early stage. If a buyer were to acquire over 30% of Watford Leisure's shares, they would be required by stock exchange rules to make an offer for all remaining shares.

A takeover offer for Watford Leisure plc was initiated on 10 March 2011, by newly formed holding company Watford FC Limited, owned by Laurence Bassini.

Footnotes

References

External links
Watford Football Club official site
The Football League official site

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The Sooke Region Chamber of Commerce is ending a $140,750 community service agreement with the District of Sooke one year early.
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Former Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn has been criticized for comments he made in the past.
When it comes to the Internet, nothing is ever truly dead, and old posts that resurface years later may kill the careers of those who said them.
Majority of jobs are given to those who have a strong grasp on basic skills required for each occupation. For instance, lifeguards need to know how to swim, librarians need to be literate, and janitors need to be aware that mixing bleach and vinegar kills. In the same basic sense, comedians need to master the art of making people laugh.
However, comedy is a complex and extremely difficult task. The acceptable humor that makes audiences laugh changes and shifts over time, with many comedians altering their style to coincide with what society deems suitable. Across years of repeatedly writing sets and skits, comedians find their footing time and time again, their humor changing just as the seasons do.
With that being said, the persecution of comedians over older tweets and techniques is an affront to jokers everywhere. This is a reflection of society's lack of mercy toward those they have deemed unworthy after quick and unfair judgment.
The problem of older tweets resurfacing began with acclaimed Guardians of the Galaxy director, James Gunn, whose controversial and outright disgusting jokes involving pedophilia, necrophilia, and other affronts against morality were unearthed.
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I can confidently attest that I hear slurs and curse words every day in high school, but it is simply adolescent speech from immature people. Hopefully, the majority of these people will learn and grow to further their horizons and morality. The same can be said, and seen, for comedians, though people will not let that be.
Additionally, social media emblazons the mistakes and regrettable jokes made by creators and immortalizes them. It has reached extremes, to the point where vocal outcry creates a storm of criticism that businesses and companies feel the need to adhere to out of fear of being attacked.
Disney abandoned Gunn during the controversy, stalling the third Guardians movie and upsetting fans. Disney's CEO, Bob Iger, claimed that Gunn's past jokes were not in line with Disney's ideals, even though they had asked Gunn to apologize for the tweets in 2012 before hiring him to Marvel.
Luckily, things are beginning to change. Gunn has since been hired by Warner Bros. for the upcoming sequel to Oscar award-winning Suicide Squad. Hart has received backlash for his refusal to apologize initially, but did so after the LGBTQ+ community asked for one.
Comedians are still at risk for their old tweets, and those without notoriety can be fired from their jobs without judge and jury. Gunn and Hart should be used as a lesson: let bygones be bygones and understand that people change.


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New tests conducted at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory of INFN by the OPERA Collaboration, with a specially set up neutrino beam from CERN, confirm so far the previous results on the measurement of the neutrino velocity. The new tests seem to exclude part of potential systematic effects that could have affected the original measurement.
"A measurement so delicate and carrying a profound implication on physics requires an extraordinary level of scrutiny - said Fernando Ferroni, president of Italian Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN) - The experiment OPERA, thanks to a specially adapted CERN beam, has made an important test of consistency of its result. The positive outcome of the test makes us more confident in the result, although a final word can only be said by analogous measurements performed elsewhere in the world".
"One of the eventual systematic errors is now out of the way, but the search is not over. They are more checks of systematics currently under discussion, one of them could be a synchronisation of the time reference at CERN and Gran Sasso independently from the GPS, using possibly a fiber" said Jacques Martino, Director of National Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics of French CNRS.
On November 17 the OPERA Collaboration has submitted the paper on the neutrino velocity measurement for publication on JHEP, and in parallel to the ArXiv. The paper is online today November 18. The time passed from the public seminar at CERN on September 23 was used to make the preprint more readable, to take into account valuable suggestions from the community, to further check the main issues of the data analysis, and mainly to conduct a new test with the specially set up neutrino beam from CERN.
This beam was characterized by a better time definition of the proton extraction time, by having about 3 nanoseconds long bunches spaced by as much as 524 nanoseconds. In this way, compared to the previous measurement, the neutrinos bunches are narrower and more spaced from each other. This permits to make a more accurate measure of their velocity at the price of a much lower beam intensity: only 20 clean events have been collected by OPERA in this phase. Additional events could be eventually collected in the next year run.
This achievement was possible thanks to the strong collaboration with the CERN accelerator team. The Collaboration will continue taking data next year also employing a new muon detector at CERN placed behind the hadron absorber to perform additional independent studies.


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A driver's license can be suspended for up to nine months following a first offense. A second offense can result in an 18-month revocation. A third offense carries up to a three-year revocation. Fourth and subsequent offenses carry up to a three-year revocation or a lifetime revocation if committed within 15 years of the prior offense.
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A first-time offender can immediately apply for an occupational/hardship license that permits restricted driving, usually to and from a job. Repeat offenders must wait 45 days before they can apply. For a fourth offense the law provides for a possible, but not automatic, occupational permit after no sooner than ten years.
Installation of an IID Device
For a first offense case with a chemical test of .15 and above, and for all other cases, an Ignition Interlock device (IID) must be installed in your vehicle. This applies to every vehicle that you own and every vehicle that you drive. The court may allow a vehicle to be exempt from the IID, but then you may not drive it. An IID device requires you to blow into the breath-test component before you can start the vehicle. If the device detects alcohol in your breath, the car won't start.
A Criminal Record
If you are convicted of OWI/DUI in Wisconsin it will always be on your record. A first offense OWI/DUI in Wisconsin is not a criminal offense, although it is in every other state and in Canada. If someone was injured or if there was a minor child under 16 in the vehicle, it will be a criminal offense. All second or subsequent offenses are criminal. A fourth offense is a felony. If your record is important to you, then you should schedule a free initial consultation with us to determine how we can fight your case.
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We have offices in Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Waukesha, and West Bend. Give our Wisconsin law firm a call or contact us online to discuss your case.
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Understanding Notices of Intent
In Wisconsin, if you have a breath test or a blood test over the legal limit (.08 for first, second and third offenses; and .02 for fourth and subsequent offenses), the police may issue a Notice of Intent to Suspend Operating Privileges. The notice serves as a temporary, 30-day license. Once you receive this notice, you must request an administrative hearing within 10 days. If you fail to request a hearing, you may lose your license before your OWI court date has arrived. So, if you had a breath test or a blood test come back over the legal limit, it is critically important to contact us right away!
If the police believe that you have failed to consent or refused to give a breath or a blood sample (and even asking for an attorney might constitute a refusal) they will issue a Notice of Intent to Revoke Operating Privileges. This document also has a 10-day time limit to demand a hearing or you will automatically lose your license. If you have a Notice of Intent to Revoke, then contact us immediately for legal help.
Beware of the 10-Day Time Limit
Buried in the fine print of a Notice of Intent to Suspend and a Notice of Intent to Revoke is a 10-day time limit to respond.
You will lose your license if you fail to respond before the deadline.
A Closer Look at OWI Penalties
1st Offense
2nd Offense
Fine: If this is the first time you're facing OWI charges in Wisconsin, you will face a fine of $150 to $300, plus substantial court costs. For example, $150.00 plus court costs is actually $811.50.
Jail time: Unless there was a minor passenger or someone was hurt, a Wisconsin first offense OWI/DUI carries no jail time.
License revocation: Your driver's license will be revoked for six to nine months.
IID: If you have a blood alcohol content of .15 or higher, you will also have to have your vehicle equipped with an Ignition Interlock device, at your expense.
Restricted license: You are immediately eligible for an occupational license.
Alcohol assessment: You will need to have an alcohol assessment, which is a meeting with a social worker. It is very likely that you will be required to attend classes or go to treatment.
Fine: For a second offense, the fine can be from $350.00 to $1,100, plus substantial court costs.
Jail time: There is a minimum mandatory jail sentence of five days and a maximum jail sentence of six months.
License revocation: There is a driver's license revocation of 12 to 18 months.
IID: Mandatory ignition interlock device.
Restricted license: You can't apply for an occupational license until 45 days after conviction.
3rd Offense
4th Offense
Fine: For a third offense, the fine is from $600.00 up to $2,000, but this can be doubled at a .17, tripled at a .20, and quadrupled at a .25 alcohol level.
Jail time: You will serve a jail term of 45 days to a year.
License revocation: Your license will be revoked for two to three years.
IID: You must have an ignition interlock device installed.
In Wisconsin, a fourth offense OWI/DUI is a felony.
Fine: The fine for a fourth offense OWI/DUI is from $600.00 up to $10,000.00 plus court costs, but this can be doubled at a .17, tripled at a .20, and quadrupled at a .25 alcohol level.
Jail time: There is a minimum jail sentence of 60 days and a maximum prison time of six years, with a maximum period of initial confinement of three years.
License revocation: Lifetime revocation if it is within 15 years of the third offense. Otherwise, your license will be revoked for two to three years.
IID: You must have an ignition interlock device installed in every vehicle that you own, even if you are not allowed to drive.
Restricted license: You can apply for a discretionary occupational license after ten years.
5th & 6th Offense
7th, 8th & 9th Offense
Fine: The fine for a fifth or sixth offense OWI/DUI is from $600.00 up to $10,000.00 plus court costs, but this can be doubled at a .17, tripled at a .20, and quadrupled at a .25 alcohol level.
License revocation: Two years to a lifetime revocation.
Fine: The fine for a seventh, eighth, or ninth sixth offense OWI/DUI is up to $25,000.00 plus court costs.
Jail time: There is a minimum jail sentence of three years and a maximum prison time of 12.5 years.
Tenth and Subsequent Offenses
Fine: The fine for a tenth or subsequent offense OWI/DUI is up to $50,000.00 plus court costs.
Jail time: There is a minimum jail sentence of four and a maximum prison time of 15 years.
View the full OWI penalty chart from Wisconsin's Department of Transportation.
Contact Mishlove and Stuckert, LLC for Help with Your Case
If you have been charged with an OWI/DUI case in Wisconsin, contact us for a free initial consultation. Our goal is to win the case so you can move forward with your life. Contact us online or call us in Wisconsin at:
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Harsher Penalties Are Possible Depending on What Happened and Who Was in the Vehicle
If a minor was in your vehicle while you were driving under the influence, you could face much harsher penalties than you would for a normal OWI/DUI, even if it's your first offense. Given our credentials and familiarity with Wisconsin law, our lawyers can help you get these penalties reduced.
Circumstances that Can Increase
OWI Penalties in Wisconsin: Causing an Injury while Intoxicated
On January 1, 2017, the definition of "injury" was expanded so that almost anyone in an accident with a drunken driver may claim an injury, even if they were not technically hurt.
If you cause a minor injury and you submit to chemical testing, you face fines of up to $2,000.00 plus costs, and you could spend up to a year in jail - even if you have no prior offenses. Your license will be revoked for up to two years and, if you have a BAC of .15 or higher, you will have an IID installed in your car.
If you have any prior offenses or you refuse the chemical test, you face up to $10,000.00 in fines and up to six years in prison with the other penalties.
Those accidents that cause great bodily harm to the victim come with fines of up to $25,000.00. This includes any injury that creates a strong risk of death or causes some permanent damage like disfigurement, extensive loss or impairment of some part of the body or organ, or any other serious injury.
These DUI accidents are considered a Class F felony, for which you can serve up to 12.5 years in prison. Your license can be revoked for two or more years. If you have a BAC of .15 or more or this is a repeat offense, an IID will be installed in your vehicle for up to two years.
Homicide by Intoxicated Use of a Motor Vehicle
OWI/DUI homicides are the most serious kind of OWI/DUI that a person can face. Not only has an innocent victim died, perhaps even someone you knew, but you will face up to $100,000.00 in fines and up to 25 years in prison. For a second or subsequent OWI/DUI homicide, the possible prison term increases to 40 years. Your license will be revoked for five years and you can't apply for a hardship license until 120 days have passed. Repeat OWI offenders can't apply for 12 months.
Other Aggravating Circumstances
The penalties for a DUI increase for those who have a minor or a pregnant woman in the car.
High BAC
High BACs can lead to increased jail sentences under the sentencing guidelines, increased fines, and the mandatory IID in even a first offense case.
Repeat Offenses
If you have been convicted of a DUI in the past, the consequences for future DUIs will be more severe.
We Can Help You Fight Your Charges Contact Our Defense Lawyers About Your OWI Offense
A drunk driving charge can have lasting effects on your criminal and driving record. If you were arrested with a high BAC or injured someone while intoxicated, you could be facing a longer sentence and even felony charges.
Andrew Mishlove and Lauren Stuckert will use their training and credentials to help fight your OWI/DUI arrest.
Speak with defense attorneys who know how to make Wisconsin state law work for their clients. Contact our law firm today to set up a free case evaluation.
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Penalties for Refusing Chemical Tests
There are consequences for refusing DUI testing...
First Offense
License Revocation: 1 year
Occupational Permit: 30-day wait
IID: Mandatory
Second Offense
License Revocation: Two years
Occupational Permit: 90-day wait, unless two convictions are within five years, then it is a one-year wait
Third Offense
License Revocation: Three years
Occupational Permit: 120-day wait, unless two convictions are within five years, then it is a one-year wait
The 7 Key Factors of Drunk Driving Defense
Lawyers from across the country call Mishlove and Stuckert for advice on their drunk driving cases. We are especially renowned for turning our clients' cases into compelling stories that help them avoid becoming another OUI conviction statistic. Watch to learn more about how we can mount you a vigorous, multi-layered defense.
How an Attorney Can Help with Your Drunk Driving Case
An OWI can have far-reaching effects that devastate your finances, your career, and much more. Our attorneys can identify flaws in the case against you in order to minimize your penalties, or, in some cases, have the charges dropped altogether.
Did the Officer Have Reasonable Suspicion and Probable Cause?
It is possible that your rights were violated when you were stopped, arrested, or charged with OWI. We will investigate whether or not the arresting officer had reasonable suspicion and probable cause to pull you over and charge you with OWI.
Were OWI/DUI Tests Administered Properly?
We will evaluate the manner in which any field sobriety tests, breath tests or blood tests were performed. If the officer or laboratory analyst failed to follow proper procedures, the results of these tests can be impeached and possibly even excluded as evidence in your OWI case.
Were Lab Protocols Followed?
Lab technicians are required to follow certain procedures when taking and storing urine or blood in OWI cases. Failure to follow these protocols can result in faulty records or inaccurate results.
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International Desk: Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe says his government is working to amend the constitution to hold the president and cabinet accountable to parliament.
Sri Lanka's cabinet, including Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, has been forced to resign this month amid unprecedented economic turmoil.
Sri Lanka has been the victim of a reckless decision by the Kovid-19 epidemic to cripple the tourism-dependent economy, rising oil prices, tax cuts to gain cheap popularity, and the government's ban on chemical fertilizer imports.
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Historia
Rejon taboriński znajduje się w północno-wschodniej części obwodu swierdłowskiego i według statystyk z 2010 roku liczba jego mieszkańców wyniosła 4099, podczas gdy kilka lat wcześniej było to 4300. Rosyjskie osadnictwo na obszarze dzisiejszego rejonu taborińskiego datuje się na 1583 rok. Pod koniec XVIII wieku istniała na tym terenie parafia, a sam związek taborińskich osad ludzkich liczył 17 wsi. Mieszkańcy utrzymywali się głównie z rolnictwa, rybołówstwa, polowań i hodowli bydła. Na początku XX wieku zwiększa się liczba mieszkańców wraz z napływem chłopów z Białorusi, głównie z guberni mińskiej i mohylewskiej. Po przewrocie bolszewickiej i zakończeniu wojny domowej na tym terenie umacnia się władza sowiecka. W czasach stalinowskich obszar przechodzi politykę forsownej kolektywizacji. Sam rejon taboriński został natomiast utworzony w 1924 roku. Władze sowieckie rozpoczęły też inwestycje w przemysł, utworzono m.in. zakłady przetwórstwa ryb, zakład produkujący zastawy stołowe, cegielnię. Według statystyk z 1989 roku na terenie rejonu znajdowało się 46 osad ludzkich, a już po rozpadzie Związku Radzieckiego, spis powszechny z 2001 roku pokazał, że 10 z tych osad jest niezamieszkanych. Po 1991 zaczęło przekształcać miejscowe kołchozy w nowoczesne farmy, ale w czasach kryzysu trudno było zatrzymać odpływ ludności do większych miast.

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