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Mutch, 22, is expected to start in manager Malky Mackay's first eleven against Stoke City on Wednesday. |
"I'm enjoying playing in the Premier League, it's my dream to play in it," said Mutch. |
I just love playing football and playing in the Premier League - its broadcast everywhere - and I am just loving it at the moment. |
"It's happening at the moment and I am doing everything I can to stay in the team. |
"I just love playing football and playing in the Premier League. It's broadcast everywhere and I am just loving it at the moment. |
"I'm trying to do things to get better as a player to keep improving to do the business on the pitch. |
"I just want to show what I can do...get my head down...and take it by the scruff of the neck." |
Mutch, who signed a three-year deal with Cardiff City in June 2012, has impressed with a string of skilful performances, which have seen him score twice against Chelsea and Fulham. |
He has added some craft and guile to a Bluebirds side which has earned a reputation for its work ethic in the opening months in the Premier League. |
The former Birmingham City player was described by his manager Mackay as a "top young talent" after an impressive display in the 2-1 defeat to Newcastle. |
Mutch has set his sights on cementing his place in the Cardiff starting line-up for the rest of the season. |
"I want to keep that consistency and keep playing every week," said Mutch. "It's only going to make me better if I keep playing on the pitch." |
Both sides are on 13 points in the Premier League, with the Welsh side currently 17th place in the table, one position below Stoke. |
Mutch claims Stoke are a different side usince Mark Hughes succeeded Tony Pulis as manager but believes Cardiff can get a result against the Potters. |
"They have a different style of play and try to get it down a bit more and pass it, but they still have that physical side to them because they have a lot of big players," said Mutch. |
"They still put it up there and try and get high up the pitch. We will look to combat that. |
"We can pick up points against any team on our day." |
It’s unclear as to whether this is a permanent move, in the style of Taylor Swift removing her music from Spotify, or simply a negotiating tactic in ongoing talks. No representatives from Sony Music or Columbia Records have given an official statement as to the reason for their move. |
However, a report by Billboard quotes an anonymous exec as saying that a “lack of monetisation opportunities” is the root cause of the problem. Last August, SoundCloud set up an ad-supported tier to its site called ‘On SoundCloud’, and has paid out more than $2 million to labels and organisations that have signed up to... |
Three months later, Warner Music Group, one of the big three label groups, stepped forward to sign the first ever official licensing deal with SoundCloud. |
This may not be enough as time goes on for the major labels, who have had a rocky relationship with all streaming platforms ever since the phenomenon took off at the start of this decade. Though SoundCloud had 175 million users in 2014, it still does not pay royalties to the majority of labels and publishers. |
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As we compiled our list of sci-fi TV shows ready for a reboot, we braced for the inevitable deluge from outer-limit geeks offended by our exclusions. The comments landed right on schedule, with stellar recommendations from the deep recesses of time and television. |
Some require respectfully brainy reimaginings, while others demand Battlestar Galactica –style full-system overhauls. Read on for a glimpse of Wired.com readers’ brave new (old) ideas for sci-fi television in the 21st century. |
Critics of President Donald Trump are regularly accused of exaggerating his corruption, his predilection toward autocratic rule, and his affection for dictators. |
"All they can do is attack the president all day long on the scandal of the day," said Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who became an aficionado of the term. |
This is the same Cruz who, in 2016, called Trump a "pathological liar," "utterly amoral," "a narcissist at a level I don't think this country's ever seen" and "a serial philanderer." Perhaps the senator suffers from Trump Rearrangement Syndrome, a disorder common among Republicans who disown every criticism they ever o... |
In fact, the president's offensive personal traits are less important to political freedom than his authoritarian habits. They lead him to regard murder as a matter that should not get between friends who do business together. |
The last week has shown that those who feared Trump's despotic inclinations were neither deluded nor alarmist. His shameful indifference to the killing and dismembering of the Saudi journalist and Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi was an act of cold collaboration with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's cover-... |
The Central Intelligence Agency concluded that the murder could not have happened without the prince's authorization. Trump — hostile as always to facts that run against his own interests — didn't even bother to offer an alternative theory. In the manner of tyrants, he simply sought to sow confusion and uncertainty. "M... |
For Trump, it's always about money. Breaking with Saudi Arabia, he said, might cost us $110 billion in sales to American military contractors and $340 billion in other investments. In a nice bit of understatement, The New York Times wrote: "Economists and military analysts said those numbers were so exaggerated as to b... |
The business that Trump did not mention were his own personal dealings with the Saudis. As David Fahrenthold and Jonathan O'Connell wrote in The Washington Post in October, "Saudi royalty has been buying from Trump dating to 1995," Saudi lobbyists spent $270,000 last year to reserve rooms in Trump's hotel in Washington... |
Fear of foreign leaders lining the pockets of our public officials is the reason the Founders put the emoluments clause in our Constitution. It declares that "no Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under them [the United States] shall, without the Consent of the Congress, accept of any present, Emolument, Offi... |
Remember that Trump has refused to divest from his businesses — and that word "Prince" reminds us of the ongoing relevance of this constitutional prohibition. |
On the same day that Trump was standing in solidarity with a regime implicated in assassination, The New York Times reported that the president told White House counsel Don McGahn this spring that he wanted to order the Justice Department to prosecute Hillary Clinton and former FBI Director James Comey. |
McGahn held Trump off, but nothing could be more autocratic than proposing to corrupt the criminal justice system by weaponizing it against political opponents. |
Trump's crude statement backing the Saudis was too much even for many in the GOP. "I never thought I'd see the day a White House would moonlight as a public relations firm for the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia," Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., wrote on Twitter. |
But all the tax cuts and judges in the world won't compensate for the cost to the United States of abandoning any claim that it prefers democracy to dictatorship and human rights to barbarism. The syndrome we most need to worry about is denial — a blind refusal to face up to how much damage Trump is willing to inflict ... |
I'm not worried about being too old to drive in Europe. I'm worried about driving at all. |
Having only been to Europe about half a dozen times, I wonder why anyone encourages sane, American drivers to take to the roads in Europe. |
European drivers are motivated only by aggression. Maybe I'll miss a few sights, but I'll take the train. |
Jon Platt, chairman/CEO of Warner/Chappell Music Publishing, will receive the 2018 Spirit of Life Award from the City of Hope’s Music, Film and Entertainment Industry Group on Oct. 11, the organization announced today. City of Hope is an independent research and treatment center for cancer, diabetes and other life-thre... |
Previous recipients include label chiefs Mo Ostin, Clive Davis, Doug Morris, Edgar Bronfman Jr. and Lucian Grainge, as well as Quincy Jones, former BMI chief Frances W. Preston and Shelli and Irving Azoff. |
Platt will be presented with the award at a black-tie gala dinner to be held on October 11 in Los Angeles. |
“City of Hope is an extraordinary place that doesn’t just treat the body, it also gives hope and nourishment to the soul,” Platt said. “I’m inspired by the doctors, scientists and nurses who are fighting diseases with such intense urgency. Their compassion, alongside the bravery and determination of patients, has led t... |
“Many of us have been affected by the diseases and disorders that City of Hope is striving to cure, which makes this cause both personal and universal. Being chosen to receive this award is a great honor, and I take seriously the responsibility of leading our industry’s campaign to support City of Hope’s vital work. Oc... |
Timex has just announced an analogue watch with a contactless payment strap, letting you pay for coffees, shopping, and the underground with a tap of the wrist. |
The technology has been added to Timex's most popular styles, the Fairfield Chronograph. |
The payment smarts come from bPay, enabling you to make purchases of £30 (or under). |
You'll also be able to track their spending, top up their balance, and take control of their contactless payments using the dedicated bPay app or website. |
“We are thrilled to be launching our newest innovation in wearable technology and partnering with bPay,” said Duncan Harris, TIMEX UK Sales & Marketing Director. |
“The functionality of the Fairfield Contactless watch gives our consumer the option of hands free payment, whilst retaining the timeless character of this classic chronograph watch. |
We are excited at the possibilities this technology offers consumers in payment solutions and will continue to work with our partners in bringing this to more of our collection”. |
We think it's great to see watch brands start adapting this technology, and is hopefully enough to stop the Apple Watch onslaught hurting traditional watch brands. |
The watch strap is available in black or brown, either included with a watch or purchased separately, so you can add contactless payment to an existing piece. |
The Timex Fairfield Contactless costs £159. |
The volunteers sent by AARP help locals ensure their taxes are filed correctly. |
The beginning of spring brings a sense of anxiety as Tax Day approaches and many individuals become stressed out by their tax reports. |
In order to aid taxpayers, the Belmont Library provided a free service that allows locals to ensure their taxes are filed correctly. |
In order to help the locals with their tax forms, the library focuses on providing space for the volunteers and their clients. |
Tax Day, April 15, calls for all individuals to report their income and attempt to get as many deductibles as possible. |
In order to address these concerns, AARP trains its volunteers to be prepared and updated on the standards that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has for the taxpayers. |
The service that the library and AARP provide is free and is analogous to the individual tax services that some people choose to get. |
Even though the services that the library provides are not the same as an individual, their wide availability makes them beneficial for all the members of the community. |
Taisiia is a junior at Calrmont High School who is involved in Journalism and many other extracurricular activities outside of the classroom. |
Another reason to love trees - they can give you new bones! Scientists in Italy have discovered a way to transform rattan (yep, as in what we weave into furniture) into synthetic bone material, matching human bone structure incredibly closely - more so than anything else available right now. Anyone who needs bone repla... |
The material has been tested out successfully in sheep, finding that the material is so thoroughly accepted by the body that it became difficult to see the fuse where the synthetic bone ends and the real bone begins. |
Unlike ceramic or metal materials currently used for bone replacements, this material would never need to be replaced. |
However, it'll be another 5 years or so before the technology is perfected enough for use on human patients. |
Check out the BBC video coverage of the technology. |
On Saturday morning, dozens of volunteers spent the day cleaning the beach. |
"Today we are helping to make the world a better, cleaner place," Imperial Beach Resident, Nabile Gutierrez, told NBC 7. |
Gutierrez brought her 4-year-old son, Franky, to the beach cleanup, to set a good example. |
"It is concerning. This is where my son comes to visit the ocean to play around on the beach and it is pretty concerning," said Gutierrez, referring to the ongoing pollution troubles in the area. |
After spending the morning cleaning the sand, neighbors took to the streets to demand clean water. |
Holding signs, and repeating protest chants, demonstrators marched on the Imperial Beach Pier and then held a rally. |
The event was organized by The Surfrider Foundation. Imperial Beach Mayor Serge Dedina addressed the crowd. |
"We will continue to fight for clean water and beaches," exclaimed Dedina over a megaphone. |
Since a huge spill 2017, millions of gallons of sewage have poured into the Pacific Ocean from Tijuana. The problem goes back many years before that. |
"We don’t know what pollution is in that sand," said Christine Vella, a longtime Imperial Beach resident. |
Vella believes a lot of her family’s health issues have been caused by pollution in the water. She had a strong message for politicians on both sides of the border. |
"If this was next to their town, this wouldn’t be happening. These politicians just don’t get it. Maybe they should come down there and live with us for a few months and what we breathe on a daily basis," said Vella. |
With the help of environmental groups, like the Surfrider Foundation, neighbors in Imperial Beach are organizing. |
Former Border Patrol Agent Chris Harris, who also spoke during Saturday’s march, explained the potential health risks agents face because of the pollution coming from Tijuana. Harris called on California officials to take action. |
Lawsuits have been filed against the U.S. government to come up with a solution. Local leaders have had several meetings with Mexican government officials, but no solid agreements have been made to deal with the sewage flows. |
Peru’s authoritarian president, Alberto Fujimori – whose government has been crippled by a burgeoning corruption scandal – announced yesterday in Tokyo that he plans to end his 10-year rule and step down. |
Fujimori, who was in Japan, refused to speak with reporters, but the Peruvian Embassy issued a statement saying the president would resign within 48 hours. |
In Lima, Second Vice President Ricardo Marquez said Fujimori had asked him to step in as president until special elections are held in April and a new leader takes office in July. |
“I’ve just spoken with him and he has said he would like me to assume the position,” Marquez said on Peruvian radio. |
Speculation the president might quit has swept Peru since he left the country to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Brunei last week. |
On Friday Fujimori, the son of Japanese parents, made a detour to Japan, leading to rumors that he might seek asylum. |
Fujimori’s announcement came amid a growing corruption scandal around the president’s fugitive ex-intelligence chief, Vladimiro Montesinos. |
Montesinos was videotaped earlier this year allegedly handing a bribe to an opposition politician. He then fled the country, returned and went underground. The Swiss government has frozen $58 million in secret accounts linked to the spymaster. |
The scandal forced the 62-year-old Fujimori to announce in September that he would step down in July after new elections – ending a decade of iron-fisted rule. |
But there were signs the president’s departure could provoke a power struggle in the Andean nation. |
Former presidential candidate Alejandro Toledo – who boycotted a May runoff against Fujimori amid fraud allegations – said in a radio interview from France that Marquez’s association with Fujimori’s “illegitimate” government should rule him out as a transition leader. |
Apparently, there are some who believe that the noted (and, in my estimation, vastly overrated) anti-Evolution polemicist Harun Yahya is the Mahdi. I don’t know whether HY himself has made this claim, though it seems unlikely that people would be promoting him as such without his tacit approval. |
What I find most interesting about this is not that he may have made this claim, but rather how vicerally so many Muslims react against the very idea. |
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