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STRIKER Mario Balotelli is fighting for his Liverpool career with manager Brendan Rodgers telling him there is no room for sentiment in football and that he won't hesitate to bring in a replacement during the January transfer window.
Rodgers and Balotelli met before Thursday training and the player was fined for swapping shirts with Real Madrid defender Pepe at half-time of the 3-0 Champions League defeat by the Spanish side the night before.
More importantly than the shirt-swapping issue, the Italian's performances since his 16million move from AC Milan two months ago are proving a huge concern to Rodgers - and the January transfer window opens in 68 days.
He said: At this moment in time, Ill be working with the players that we have and he is one of them. Not just improving him, but improving all the players. And we will see come January what the team needs."
Balotelli has had the second-most shots per game of any striker in any of the top five leagues in Europe, but is yet to score in the Premier League.His only Liverpool goal so far came in the Champions League win over Ludogorets.
Rodgers said: We brought in the player to give him a chance, and [we] give him every chance. At this moment in time, of course, he hasnt scored the goals we would like or want. We have to give him that opportunity, and we will give him every opportunity.
The boy is trying very hard to be the best he can be out there on the pitch. He's working hard to increase his opportunities of playing in the team. Whether that will be good enough remains to be seen.
It is the striker's contribution to the high-intensity approach that defines Rodgers' team that will be the key to his future, with Balotelli told in no uncertain terms he will be on his way unless he can produce what the system demands.
The pairhad a heart to heart on Thursday and Rodgers has spelt out what he requires from a forward who leads the Liverpool line - pace, strength in running in behind defences, and more importantly, a willingness to press incessantly.
So far the Italy international has failed to provide that and while his manager has sympathy for the difficulties the player has faced given the struggles of the team, he is prepared to make a tough call on Balotelli's future if he believes it simply isn't working.
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Ambleside: Installation of dormer window and removal of two chimneys, at Ambleside Salutation Hotel, Lake Road, for G. Atkinson; change the shop into a guest dining room, at The Lakes B and B, 12 Church Street, for E. Barrett; installation of new grease separation unit and package sewage treatment plant to serve the Sticklebarn Tavern and associated buildings, at The Sticklebarn Tavern, Great Langdale, for C.W Lee, The National Trust; amend condition nos 3 and 8 (noise levels) on planning approval ref 7/2011/5371, at Tesco Express, Market Place, for Tesco Stores Ltd; crown raise one horse chestnut, at 3 Gale How Park, for Mrs Semple; fell Ash, at White Platts Recreation Ground, for Ambleside Parish Council; fell two Hemlock, at 25 Loughrigg Avenue, for D. Benjamin; installation of three rooflights and one window to studio at North Syke, North Road, for Ms C. Fagg; confirmation of compliance with condition no 4 (window details) on planning permission 7/2014/5002, at 10 Croft Courtyard, Clappersgate, for D. Jeffrey.
Broughton-in-Furness: Proposed ground floor gym extension with balcony over, velux rooflight over kitchen and additional window to north west elevation, at Low Whinnerey Ground Barn, for D. Walker.
Cockermouth: Demolition of existing bungalow and replacement with a two storey dwelling and construction of garage (resubmission of 7/2014/2037), at Hobcarton, Low Lorton, for Mrs H. Van Schelven; proposed covered sheep pens, gathering yard and agricultural storage barn (revised application), at land adjacent to Whinfell Caravan Park, Lorton, for S. Revell; conversion of redundant agricultural buildings to three new residential units, at Esps Farm, Embleton, for E. McDonald.
Crosthwaite: alterations and extension, at Chandlers, for Ms S. Cooper.
Grange-over-Sands: Non-material amendment to approval ref 7/2013/5637 relating to roofing materials and rendering of facade, at Mill Dam Cottage, School Hill, Lindale, for A. Dunham.
Grasmere: Norway Maple - fell, at Riverside Cottage, 3 Fieldfoot, for A. Slade, A. Slade Treeworks; amend condition no 2 on planning approval ref 7/2011/5021 to widen the locality clause, at Row End Barn, Meathop, for P. Merricks.
Haverthwaite: Works to enhance existing permanent access and create temporary access to allow timer to be removed from site; cell bunding, drain blocking and cut peat face re-profiling to restore favourable habitat conditions and enhancement of former drains and depressions to create fen habitat, at Compartment 31, Ireland Moss (Wood), for M. Southern, Penny Bridge Hall Estate.
Hawkshead: Agricultural workers dwelling, at land north of Esthwaite View Caravan Park, Roger Ground, for M. Woodhouse.
Holmrook: Non-material amendment to planning permission ref 7/2012/4054 -additional flue for pellet boiler to roof of utility/cloak room, at Hallflat Farm, Santon Bridge, for I. Warren.
Kendal: Confirmation of compliance with condition no 4 (cladding) on planning permission, at Greystones, Crook, for Mrs M. Park; detached annex accommodation to the main house (resubmission of 7/2014/5190), at Lambrigg, Underbarrow, for Mrs J. Breed; proposed new window for disabled toilet/shower room, at Staveley Pavilion, Main Street, Staveley, for J. Parkinson, Staveley Village Association.
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CRANFORD, NJ (PRWEB) October 23, 2014
Renewal by Andersen of Central and Northern New Jersey, the replacement window and patio door affiliate of Andersen Windows serving Central and Northern New Jersey and Metropolitan New York, Staten Island and Rockland County is proud to give back to U.S. military veterans and active duty soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress (PTS) and traumatic brain injury as a result of military service after 9/11.
Renewal by Andersen of New Jersey is sponsoring a benefit event to raise funds for support the noble efforts of K9s for Warriors on Nov. 16, 2014 at the Union County Performing Arts Center in Rahway, NJ.
The event, K9s for Warriors Comedy Night, expects to raise over $65,000 for the non-profit organization that helps provide service dogs to U.S. veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury as a result of military service post 9/11. The organizations goal is to give a new leash on life to rescue dogs and military heroes, empowering warriors to return to civilian life with dignity and independence.
Post Traumatic Stress and Traumatic Brain Injuries are real issues for our soldiers coming back from the Middle East, Larry Landes, Renewal by Andersen of Central and Northern New Jersey president said. These issues have destroyed the lives of countless servicemen and women and these dogs have proven to have a dramatic positive impact on these heroes lives. We are honored to help however we can to get these heroes back on their feet and living productive lives again.
Our program has been successful, with documented recovery from the debilitating horrors of war, but the need is critical and overwhelming, Shari Duval, K9s for Warriors president said. We currently have a year-long waiting list, we must do more. Our plans are to expand our current program to serve more warriors. We will continue our goal of serving our Nations Greatest Asset, our Military Men and Women.
K9s for Warriors reports that it costs approximately $15,000 to train and pair up a rescue dog with a wounded warrior.
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Service dogs have been long used as companions and helpers for those with disabilities such as blindness, but only recently have we learned how they can help guide those suffering with less visible conditions.
As a recent graduate of the K9 for Warriors said, My dog provides me with a focal point to turn to when I feel myself triggered. In the past, my anxiety would ignite, like a rocket on a launch pad. Now, I have the wonderful ability to turn to my K9 to break the cycle. When I am in public, he has already learned what makes me anxious and leans into me to let me know he is right there with me. His presence is a confidence builder for me. In private, he has an innate ability to sense when I am spiraling downward. He asserts himself into my gloomy place and brightens my spirits. His unconditional love lets me know I can DO this! and we are going to face the world TOGETHER!
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Mario Balotelli is fighting for his Liverpool career.
The Anfield giants' manager Brendan Rodgers stressed on Thursday that there is no room for sentiment in football. And that means he won't hesitate to bring in a replacement forward during the January transfer window if necessary.
Rodgers and Balotelli met before Thursday training and the player was fined for swapping shirts with Real Madrid defender Pepe at half-time of the 3-0 Champions League defeat by the Spanish side the night before.
More importantly than the shirt-swapping issue, the Italian's performances since his 16million move from AC Milan two months ago are proving a huge concern to Rodgers - and the January transfer window opens in 68 days.
He said: At this moment in time, Ill be working with the players that we have and he is one of them. Not just improving him, but improving all the players. And we will see come January what the team needs."
Balotelli has had the second-most shots per game of any striker in any of the top five leagues in Europe, but is yet to score in the Premier League. His only Liverpool goal so far came in the Champions League win over Ludogorets.
Rodgers said: We brought in the player to give him a chance, and [we] give him every chance. At this moment in time, of course, he hasnt scored the goals we would like or want. We have to give him that opportunity, and we will give him every opportunity.
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Chicago, IL (PRWEB) October 22, 2014
Need help with a landscaping issue or a pressing legal problem? The Chicagoland Cooperators Condo, HOA, Co-op & Apt Expo is the place to be on Tuesday, Oct 28, 2014 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. More than 275 exhibitors will be at the Navy Pier in Chicago offering solutions covering every aspect of management and maintenanceand so much more. The Expo is the ideal place for condo board members, property managers, apartment building owners and managers to meet with scores of professionals offering everything from asbestos abatement to window replacement all in one place, on one information-packed day.
The Chicagoland Cooperators Expo, now in its fourth year offers plenty of time to learn about new products and services geared to condo, HOA, co-op and rental properties. And dont forgetregistration and admission to the Expo, including all seminars and advice booths is free on the expo website. Bring questions, and plan to go home with a wealth of answers and knowledge.
Who said you cant get anything for free? The Expo offers the opportunity to put pressing questions to leading attorneys and other professionals at our free advice booths. And board members can enter to win $2,500 for their associations reserve fund just by attending. Only board members qualify and attendance at the show is mandatory to win. Winners will be drawn at random after registration has closed. For complete details on how to enter the reserve fund drawing, go to http://chicagocondoexpo.com/conditions.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at the Navy Pier in Chicago. For more information and to register for free go to http://chicagocondoexpo.com.
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Aqua Ohio Area Manager Scott Ballenger provided Tiffin City Council with an update about 2014 water main replacement projects and announced several projects for 2015 during the meeting Monday evening.
He said pipes were replaced on East Perry Street in conjunction with the sewer improvement project. Pipe replacement is to be completed by the end of the month on Main Street, he said.
Ballenger said other projects included replacement of old fire hydrants, placement of new fire hydrants, valve replacements to minimize the number of houses out of service in an emergency and elimination of dead ends in the line.
He said Aqua Ohio tries to coordinate with city projects so all work is completed at once, as was the case with pipe replacement on East Perry Street.
Ballenger also said about $2.6 million is expected to be invested in infrastructure projects next year.
Although it is subject to change, pipe replacements are scheduled on Ann Street, Park Place, Avery Street, Melmore Street, Hall Street and Nile Street.
Councilman Jim Roberts said work took very long on the Main Street project and when he tried to contact Aqua Ohio to find out when the project would be completed, he could not get answers.
Due to safety issues, he was concerned about the time taken on the project. He also said sections by Heidelberg University and on South Washington Street seemed to be completed much quicker.
Ballenger said Aqua Ohio did get work near Heidelberg University done faster due to the start of classes. He also said South Washington Street work was completed due to the Heritage Festival.
Although Ballenger said Aqua Ohio coordinated with schools concerning busing and other safety issues, workers cannot foresee every obstacle.