Wenger fires back in row over Arsenal foreign legion
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Wenger fires back in row over Arsenal foreign legion
Times Online – Mar 11, 2006
” Uefa is phasing in quotas from next season, stipulating a number of home-grown or English players in each squad. In their 25-man squads for the Champions League and the Uefa Cup, teams will have to include four home-grown players, at least two of whom must have been trained by that club. The requirement rises to six home-grown players (including three raised by that club) in 2007-08 and eight the next season (including four raised by that club). “I find the rule silly,” Wenger said. “It is just to protect the national teams rather than to make football progress and, personally, I love football. What makes the national teams, I don’t care about. It isn’t the best quality.
Amid controversy, China strongly backs home-growm WLAN security…
People's Daily Online – Mar 11, 2006
“We are trying our best to win more votes for WAPI,” he said. INTERNATIONAL OR NOT, WAPI WILL BE DOMESTICALLY APPLIED
Whether or not WAPI is adopted as an international standard will not change its wide application in China’s domestic market, said the official with SAC. 11 and, as a local product, will be cheaper, he said. WAPI products have not started to sell in the international market and the priority target should be in China, he said. According to Cao, WAPI has been put into application in the domestic power supply and education industries as well as government institutions.
Consumer test: Organic home delivery
Guardian Unlimited – Mar 11, 2006
But what do you get in your organic delivery box? How much extra are you paying? And how does it measure up to the mainstream supermarket deliveries, where you can also buy organic goods?What you getAmong the biggest of the organic home delivery services is Abel and Cole. This London-based firm offers 15 types of boxes, with various combinations of fruit, vegetables and salads. These range in price from £6. 50 for a farmers’ choice vegetable bag, to £23 for a large mixed box of fruit and vegetables… To get an idea of the size of a “small” box, it’s about the same length and breadth as this newspaper and about six inches deep. The non-vegetable extrasA large part of the appeal of these services is about buying into the lifestyle – and as well as getting a box of vegetables, there’s a newsletter giving the story of how and where the food has been produced and how it fits into the seasons of the farming calendar. So there’s a description of how the celeriac has been grown as a winter crop on a farm in Herefordshire and how the first harvest of purple sprouting broccoli has arrived. And having sold the authentic farmyard mood music to the urban consumer, the website has recipes suggesting how you can deploy the contents of the box. The growth in organic deliveries is driven by the demand for tasty, trustworthy food, says Jodie Fulton of Riverford, which serves a large swathe of southern England with boxes ranging from £7.
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