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On 22 May 2009: the 16th International Day for Biological Diversity
Cambridge, UK, 22 May 2009 - The 2010 Biodiversity Indicators Partnership (2010 BIP) is a global initiative, funded by the Global Environmental Facility (GEF) that brings together over 40 international organizations to develop biodiversity indicators and assess biodiversity loss.
The 2010 BIP Secretariat, hosted by the UNEP-World Conservation Monitoring Centre, launched a new version of its website on the International Day for Biological Diversity: 22 May 2009.
The website, www.twentyten.net, will be a unique portal to provide comprehensive information on global biodiversity indicators and trends; with an emphasis on reporting towards the "2010 Biodiversity Target".
The theme of 2009 International Day for Biological Diversity (IDB) is Invasive Alien Species - which present one of the greatest threats to biodiversity and the ecological and economic well-being of society. Each year the cost of damage caused by invasive species is estimated to be in the region of US$ 1.4 trillion. (Information: Global Invasive Species Programme, www.gisp.org).
This year's International Day for Biological Diversity marks the countdown to the publication of the third edition of the Global Biodiversity Outlook (GBO-3). The publication will be launched on IDB (22 May) 2010, which has been designated as the International Year of Biodiversity the United Nations. Over the next year the 2010 BIP partners will be working together to produce indicator results and storylines for inclusion in this publication.
In April 2002, 191 nations committed themselves to "achieve by 2010 a significant reduction of the current rate of biodiversity loss at the global, regional and national level as a contribution to poverty alleviation and to the benefit of all life on Earth" at the 6th Conference of Parties (COP) to the Convention on Biological Diversity. The 2010 Biodiversity Indicators Partnership was established in a response to this target, to develop and promote the biodiversity indicators selected by the CBD for measuring progress towards this target.
The 2010 Biodiversity Indicators Partnership is a global initiative to track progress towards achieving the "2010 biodiversity target" to significantly reduce the rate of biodiversity loss by 2010.
The 2010 BIP is a collaboration of over 40 international organizations and agencies developing global biodiversity indicators and is the leading source of information on trends in global biodiversity.
The three main objectives of the 2010 BIP are:
1. To generate information on biodiversity trends that is useful to decision makers.
2. To ensure improved global biodiversity indicators are implemented and available.
3. To establish links between biodiversity initiatives at the regional and national levels to enable capacity building and improve the delivery of the biodiversity indicators.
The website should be available in all six languages of the United Nations later in the year.
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The United Nations Environment Programme, established in 1972, is the voice for the environment within the United Nations system. UNEP acts as a catalyst, advocate, educator and facilitator to promote the wise use and sustainable development of the global environment. To accomplish this, UNEP works with a wide range of partners, including United Nations entities, international organisations, national governments non-governmental organisations, the private sector and civil society.
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The Global Environment Facility, established in 1991, unites 178 countries in partnership with international institutions, non-government organisations and the private sector to address global environmental issues while supporting national sustainable development initiatives. Today the GEF is the largest funding organisation of projects to improve the global environment. An independent financial organization, the GEF provides grants for projects related to biodiversity, climate change, international waters, land degradation, the ozone layer, and persistent organic pollutants. Since 1991, GEF has achieved a strong track record with developing countries and countries with economies in transition, providing US$8.3 billion in grants and leveraging US$33.7 billion in co-financing for over than 2,200 projects in more than 165 countries.
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A former Monument man is suspected in the stabbing death of two young children in Falcon.
Ethan Courrau, 22, allegedly stabbed his girlfriend's children and is believed to have then turned the weapon on himself.
According to the El Paso County Sheriff's Office a call came in at 11:12 p.m. on Feb. 13 of a reported stabbing. When deputies arrived at a mobile home located on the property of the Remington Ranch Equestrian Stables in Falcon they found 19-month-old Scarlett Gallagher dead and her three-year-old brother Ryan Willhite with serious injuries. Willhite was transported to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. The young boy would have been four-years-old on Feb. 26.
Deputies also found Courrau with injuries and transported him to the hospital where he too died.
El Paso County Sheriff's Office public information officer Lt. Jeff Kramer said all indications lead to Courrau's injuries being self-inflicted but they are still waiting on the autopsy results to confirm that.
Kramer said Courrau was the boyfriend of the victim's mother Katie Cane but was uncertain if Courrau lived at the mobile home. He did say that the 9-1-1 call was made by the grandmother of the victims. It is believed that Cane was not at home at the time of the stabbing and when she arrived home she found her children and Courrau.
Courrau is the son of Beth Courrau, a member of the board of directors for Woodmoor Water and Sanitation District and the former president of the North El Paso County Coalition of Community Organizations.
In a statement to another media outlet the Courrau family said, "We are heartbroken for all of the families impacted by the tragic news that has unfolded."
The statement goes on to say, "It is impossible to wrap our minds around this. There are so many unanswered questions of which we may never know the answers. We loved our son deeply. Ethan struggled with being bipolar 1, and as his parents we actively helped him seek medical treatment."
The sheriff's office is still conducting their investigation. An account has been set up at Ent Federal Credit Union to help the family of the young victims. It is under "Memorial Account for Scarlett and Ryan."

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The Emery County Sheriff's Office recently participated in taser training. Danny Curtis, Pro Force taser trainer, came to the jail facility to do the instruction. Curtis presented a training video and slide show which educated the officers on just what the taser will and will not do. The sheriff's office recently obtained taser guns for the jailers and dispatch to be used within the jail facility itself. According to Capt. Kyle Ekker, if funds can be obtained, tasers will be purchased for the patrol vehicles as well. In St. George they had tasers for the patrol sergeants and have liked them so well they are getting them for all the patrol vehicles.
In situations where a suspect is not cooperating the taser gun becomes useful. During this past summer a suspect traveled at a high rate of speed through the construction zone and then led officers on a high speed chase. When he was accosted he was uncooperative and tried to run away and subsequently was able to get back to his vehicle and sped away again. The taser gun could have been used to subdue this suspect, who put county residents at risk with his out of control behavior and reckless driving.
Curtis said, "The taser gun is a less lethal tool which interrupts the nerve messages from the brain to the muscles. It keeps a person from being able to escape or to be combative. The gun works from five seconds up to 50 seconds. Other taser guns can continuously hold a subject down for 1,500 seconds.
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PONTOTOC – Former biofuels business partners W. Tommy Tacker II and Janey Tyner last week sued their other partner in Pontotoc Circuit Court.
The seven-page lawsuit seeks compensatory, punitive and indirect damages from H. Max Speight of Martin, Tenn., as well as attorneys fees, costs and pre-and-post judgment interest.
Tacker and Speight were federally indicted in 2009, accused of a conspiracy and fraud totaling some $2.89 million in biodiesel subsidies from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Speight cut a deal with the government, pleaded guilty and was its key witness against Tacker at trial in 2010.
Speight got leniency for his cooperation and was sentenced to 26 months in prison. In October 2010, he turned himself in to a federal prison in Indiana.
A jury found Tacker guilty and he continues serving a five-year sentence in a federal facility near Montgomery, Ala.
His estimated release date is Nov. 24, 2014.
Each man was ordered to pay restitution.
The lawsuit, filed by Jackson attorney Oliver Diaz, claims Speight intentionally defrauded Tacker and Tyner, whom it claims were "ignorant" of Speight's lies and misrepresentations.
The document cites six counts by which Tacker and Tyner of Martin, Tenn., were injured by Speight.
The action was filed in Pontotoc County because, it states, Tacker lived there and suffered harm from Speight there.
Their lawsuit insists that punitive damages are appropriate because of Speight's "actual malice and gross negligence" toward Tacker and Tyner.
Speight was a longtime attorney but pleaded guilty in 2008 to stealing more than $1 million from a dozen of his clients.
He lost his law license and went to jail.
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This summer, the Milwaukee Art Museum is bringing creativity and ingenuity into the community with Kohl's Color Wheels! A mobile art experience perfect for the whole family, the Kohl's Color Wheels van will make appearances at community festivals throughout the summer.
At the Kohl's Color Wheel stops, there will be a variety of hands-on, engaging art projects inspired by the Museum's Collection and special exhibition Kandinsky: A Retrospective. Children and families can paint plein air (open air) painting of the festivals, make mixed media pieces of art, create colorful, collaged buttons and much more. They can even contribute their own abstract designs to a large-scale community mural!
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University College London (UCL) is currently hosting Visiting Professor Paul Stevens for a month-long stay at UCL's Australia campus in Adelaide.
Professor Stevens, an economist, is a former winner of the OPEC medal and a world leading petroleum commentator, specialising on the Middle East. On top of his Visiting Professorial role at UCL Australia he is Senior Research Fellow (Energy) at Chatham House, The Royal Institute of International Affairs, in London.
Professor Stevens has published extensively on energy economics, the international petroleum industry, economic development issues and the political economy of the Gulf. He also works as a consultant for many companies and governments.
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GRAMMY-nominated artist Katy Perry will be honored with the Woman of the Year award on Nov. 30 at the 2012 Billboard Women in Music event, celebrating the most powerful and talented women in the music business. The Woman of the Year honor recognizes trailblazing female recording artists. Previous honorees include GRAMMY winners Beyoncé, Fergie and Taylor Swift. (9/26)


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We know how it happens: when you first started dating your man, wearing something sexy under your clothes was pretty standard. But then you've settled into the relationship and that lace thong you (and he) loved isn't making its appearance quite as much. And, okay, maybe your love life isn't quite what it was back then either. Whether you're looking to reignite those sexy flames in the bedroom, build up some of your own sex confidence, or just want to spice up a regular day, these are the 10 best reasons to surprise your man (and yourself) with lingerie tonight:
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Lingerie can be a great way to emphasize your curves, if you have them, or just look a little sexy no matter what your shape. Embrace loving everything about your body by wearing something a little extra sexy in bed tonight, and enjoy him finding you irressistible.
Maybe things have gotten a little stale in the bedroom, so what do you do? Surprise your man by wearing a matching lace bra and panties set, and he'll be leading you straight to the bedroom in no time.
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Add some extra glamour into your life by wearing some lingerie to the office. Why? No reason other than a little boost in your step.
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Maybe it's a simple Sunday and you're doing the laundry, then cleaning the house. It's just a regular, boring day--but you can spice it up by wearing something hot underneath your clothes.
Sometimes the passion starts to go, but you can keep things alive and happening in the bedroom by dressing up for your man--and for yourself--once in a while. You'll have a great time. Trust us.
If you're feeling a little down on yourself, there's nothing quite like wearing something that gives you confidence. Dress in something expensive for yourself, and get ready to consider yourself HOT.
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Green blooms in the spring. It's no different in springtime races for La Plata Electric Association Board of Directors when candidates regularly make arguments for and against green forms of energy.
Four seats of the 12-member board are up for renewal every spring with this year's election concluding May 11 during the annual meeting of the member-owned cooperative at Sky Ute Casino Resort in Ignacio. Mail-in ballots are due May 10.
Three of the four races are competitive as Tom Compton, who represents District 2, southern and western La Plata County, does not have an opponent.
As in last year's election, when two incumbents were unseated by two challengers running on a green platform, this year's candidates can be distinguished by their enthusiasm for alternative sources of energy.
Former Durango Mayor Michael Rendon, who is running for the District 3 seat representing the city of Durango, said the popular support for renewable forms of energy is "a wave that's catching on. (LPEA) has made leaps and bounds (in renewable energy), but I feel the LPEA has gone about it kicking and screaming."
Because he believes climate change will lead to more natural disasters, Rendon thinks it is important for the community to become self-reliant and establish more reliable forms of energy.
If Rendon, a program director for the Southwest Conservation Corps, favors a push toward more renewable energy, his opponent, Richard Alan Yoder, represents the backlash.
Yoder, who made a career designing information-technology systems for Fort Lewis College, health-care systems and a utility, said he has "multiple interests in running" but is angry that my "power bill has gone up $40 a month since the first of the year."
He blamed "special interests" pushing inefficient forms of energy as the "reason why our rates are going up."
Arguing that the output of energy from solar is inefficient compared with the amount of power that goes into creating solar systems, Yoder asked, "How long would we continue to subsidize it both with taxpayer money and with the electric consumer?"
Because of how rates are structured, Rendon did not think it was accurate to blame rate increase on renewable energy. With polls showing popular support for renewable energy around 70 percent, Rendon wondered how such a majority could be a "special interest."
In the two other races for LPEA seats, the debate follows a similar pattern with incumbents worried about passing on the costs of renewable energy to consumers.
Lindon Stewart of District 1, Archuleta County, and Herb Brodsky of District 4, north and east La Plata County, are open to renewable energy, but they add they must balance other interests, too.
Stewart is a retired electrical engineer who has developed power plants around the world,
"Power has always been in my blood," said Stewart, who was appointed to the board in 2011 to fill a vacancy.
"I'm in favor of renewable energy, but I think we need to go at it at a reasonable pace where we don't have unintended consequences, so impacts don't affect member rates," Stewart said.
Brodsky has served 21 years on the board. He was off the board for four months last year when he lost a close election to green advocate Heather Erb. Brodsky later was reappointed to the board to fill a vacancy.
In response to criticisms by Jack D. Turner, his challenger, that the board has been too conservative, Brodsky said, "That's the opinion of a small number of our members who would like us to be doing more in renewables. I feel I have to represent a very diverse community. I try to think about what's best for everybody.
"There's so much more to this business than any one issue," Brodsky said.
Turner and Mark Garcia, who is running for District 1 against Stewart, argue that diversifying LPEA's energy portfolio is a pragmatic approach.
Garcia, a former town manager of Pagosa Springs and former director of the town's geothermal program, responded that "coal is the reason why our rates are going up. The price of coal is going up. This allegation that renewables are the problem is false.
"There needs to be more consideration of renewables," he said. "I'm not sure the current board has been doing that."
Turner, who is running for District 4, also thinks diversifying the cooperative's energy sources is a smart policy in line with the Western value of self-reliance.
A native of Durango, Turner remembers his family-owned gas station and gas-distribution business failing during the oil embargo of the mid-1970s. The lesson he learned is that "you can't put all your eggs in one basket."
Turner is an adjunct professor at Southwest Community College. Before returning to Durango, he helped negotiate a settlement between utilities and the Skokomish tribe in Washington state.
Turner said he is sensitive to passing on costs to the consumer, having met people on the campaign trail who have to make choices between buying food or paying their light bill, but believes diversification is how "we protect ourselves as a community."


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by Joe Buscaglia
posted May 8 2014 11:22AM
The day is finally here and the time for rumors and uncertainty will be put aside. Starting at 8 pm, the 2014 NFL Draft will get underway and the Buffalo Bills will get to finally add a piece to their roster that could help them get back to a place they haven't been in 14 years -- the playoffs.
What will end up happening in this year's version of the draft?
For the final rendition of the mock draft, once again we'll be doing it LIVE, starting at 1 pm. All you have to do is follow the countdown, and click refresh when the clock hits zero. We'll be going up to the Bills' third round selection.
Keep in mind, mock drafts should always be considered to be for entertainment purposes only.
With that written, on to the mock!
Round 1
- DE Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina
- Despite their best efforts, they can't move out of the top pick and take the player that many are calling one of the best defensive ends to come into the league in quite some time. While GM Rick Smith might prefer Khalil Mack, consider this: Clowney is perhaps one of the best prospects to ever come out of the Univeristy of South Carolina, which just so happens to be owner Bob McNair's alma mater. He's not going to pass on that -- at least you wouldn't think.
(from WSH) - OT Greg Robinson, Auburn
- They'll try to move down, but can't rope in the compensation that they prefer. They stay at second overall and take Robinson to help their running game and Sam Bradford in one fell swoop.
- LB Khalil Mack, Buffalo
- The loser of the Mack/Clowney derby for first overall will likely land in Jacksonville pending a trade up by another team. Mack fits very well into Gus Bradley's defense. The Johnny Manziel to Jacksonville hype is there, but it seems a bit smoky this close to the actual draft. If Manziel is the pick, Jacksonville is going to be fun.
- WR Mike Evans, Texas A&M
- Evans before Watkins? Although Watkins might be a better prospect, perhaps Evans is a better fit for what Cleveland is trying to do. The Browns are expected to bypass a quarterback with their first round pick and Evans could be their target.
(from OAK) - WR Sammy Watkins, Clemson
- With Watkins on the board, Oakland is in a prime position to move out of their first round position and acquire an additional top 50 selection. Detroit and Buffalo will both likely be jockeying for this pick but the Lions win out by offering up their second and fourth round picks.
Detroit gets: 5th overall
Oakland gets: 10th overall, 45th overall, 111th overall
- OT Jake Matthews, Texas A&M
- There's some thought that they would take Michigan's Taylor Lewan over Matthews, but the latter is far too consistent and technically sound to pass. He'll step right in at either left or right tackle and be an instant starter.
- DT Aaron Donald, Pittsburgh
- This isn't the conventional pick, but Donald could fit into the defense next to Gerald McCoy and be a potential impact player. Defense wasn't the biggest problem in Tampa Bay last season, but they hired a defensive head coach.
(from MIN) - WR Odell Beckham, Jr., LSU
- The hottest name in the draft might require a big move up to get him, and the Jets are willing to meet Minnesota's demand of a second round selection. The Jets need offensive firepower and Beckham, Jr. could be just what they're looking for. By that logic, they get ahead of the heavily interest Buffalo Bills to secure the third wide receiver in the draft.
New York Jets get: 8th overall
Minnesota gets: 18th overall, 49th overall
- TE Eric Ebron, North Carolina
- The Bills miss out on Watkins, Matthews and Evans, but have their pick of Eric Ebron, Taylor Lewan and Zack Martin. Out of those options the Bills opt for the tight end that could change their offense for the better. Ebron can be an elite player in the league with the right seasoning, and could provide the versatility that offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett likely craves. Not to mention, he can become the security blanket for EJ Manuel that turns small gains into bigger ones thanks to his speed against linebackers and safeties. If Odell Beckham, Jr. were on the board, this would make for a very, very interesting discussion in the war room during their 10 minutes. Since he isn't, Ebron is the pick.
(from DET) - QB Derek Carr, Fresno State
- The first quarterback off the board is not Johnny Manziel, but Derek Carr out of Fresno State. The draft always has it's surprises, and this might be the biggest of them all.
(from TEN) - OT Taylor Lewan, Michigan
- Seeing Lewan fall out of the top 10 makes the Ravens jump to their phones and call Tennessee to move up in the order to secure Lewan as their right tackle moving forward. If they don't, he'll be playing for the New York Giants.
Baltimore gets: 11th overall, 112th overall
Tennessee gets: 17th overall, 48th overall
- OT/G Zack Martin, Notre Dame
- The Giants are in the business of adding more offensive linemen and Martin certainly helps them in that regard. Eli Manning needs to get back to the form of old and try to put 2013 behind him. Perhaps the best way to do that is to keep pass rushers away from him as best they can.
- QB Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
- Manziel drops down to 13 in what is a dream scenario for the Rams. They take the offensive tackle with their first pick to fortify their line, and then get Johnny Manziel to try and pave the way to the playoffs.
- S Calvin Pryor, Louisville
- The Bears are in a position to get their pick of the litter to add to the woeful secondary. The hard-hitting Pryor could be the best option available.
- CB Kyle Fuller, Virginia Tech
- The Steelers were probably hoping for Beckham to get to them at 15, but they'll settle for Fuller who is a good fit for their defense.
(from DAL) - QB Blake Bortles, Central Florida
- With Carr off the board, the Cardinals move up to get ahead of both Tennessee and Minnesota to secure Blake Bortles as the man to backup Carson Palmer this season and perhaps take over in 2015. This is a very good situation for Bortles in working with Bruce Arians.
Arizona gets: 16th overall
Dallas gets: 20th overall, 84th overall
(from BAL) - CB Darqueze Dennard, Michigan State
- The loss of Alterraun Verner will need to be fixed in some capacity, and with only one cornerback off the board the Titans make Dennard their selection.
(from NYJ) - ILB C.J. Mosley, Alabama
- The term that sticks with the Vikings for their first round pick is to find someone that is an impact player for the front-seven of the defense. They'll stick Mosley in the middle of their defense and start him right away.
(from MIA) - WR Brandin Cooks, Oregon State
- Cooks likely wouldn't last much longer past Green Bay, Philadelphia and Kansas City, so San Francisco finds a willing trade partner in Miami and moves up to secure the wideout.
San Francisco gets: 19th overall
Miami gets: 30th overall, 61st overall
(from ARI) - DE/OLB Anthony Barr, UCLA
- A bit lower than previously mocked, late movement for other players makes Barr available around this area of the draft. The Cowboys are looking for help along the defensive line in any way, and Barr is a gamble worth taking at this point.
- S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Alabama
- The Packers need a safety, and Clinton-Dix falls right into their arms. They won't think twice in this scenario.
- CB Justin Gilbert, Oklahoma State
- Thought by some as the top cornerback available, the Eagles pick Gilbert in hopes that his playmaking ability can translate to their defense. Simply put, they need to be better on that side of the ball.
- WR Marqise Lee, USC
- The Chiefs need a running mate for Dwayne Bowe and Lee has the ability to start right away if they need him to.
- CB Bradley Roby, Ohio State
- Even with his off-the-field troubles, Roby is immensely talented and could become one of the better cornerbacks to come out of this draft if brought through the right program. The Bengals are betting that theirs can do just that.
- NT Louis Nix III, Notre Dame
- With the top four cornerbacks off the board, the Chargers go for the best pure nose tackle available in the draft and take the ultra-talented Nix. They'll look to address corner in the second round.
(from IND) - QB Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville
- The slide ends here for Teddy Bridgewater, who instantly enters the conversation for the starting quarterback in Cleveland in 2014 with Brian Hoyer. Going to a place that boasts Josh Gordon, Jordan Cameron and now Mike Evans as their receiving options, there isn't much more a young quarterback could ask for.
(from NO) - OT/G Joel Bitonio, Nevada
- Wanting to complete their offensive line, the Browns slide ahead of the Carolina Panthers to draft the versatile Bitonio. He could slot in at either guard or at right tackle, whichever the Browns are more comfortable with. They have an additional third round pick, so they move up for their third first-round pick without losing much ammo.
Cleveland gets: 27th overall
New Orleans gets: 35th overall, 83rd overall
- WR Cody Latimer, Indiana
- The Panthers need two things desperately in this draft: someone to protect Cam Newton and someone for Cam Newton to throw the ball to. They had their hearts set on Bitonio, but with Cleveland swooping in they decide to draft one of the hottest names in the draft in Cody Latimer. He instantly becomes their top receiver, but that really isn't saying much considering their current crop of players.
- C/G Marcus Martin, USC
- With the ability to play anywhere on the interior, the Patriots decide that protecting Tom Brady in what could be his final years in the NFL might be the avenue for them to get back to the promised land. A bit of a surprise first round pick, but the Patriots would be the ones to do so.
(from SF) - OT Ja'Wuan James, Tennessee
- The Dolphins have been linked to James time and time again, and the trade with San Francisco gives them better value to take him at 30 and acquire an additional second round pick. He'll instantly be Miami's new right tackle.
- ILB Ryan Shazier, Ohio State
- Shazier could probably go a lot earlier than this, but the importance of his position just isn't that great which could force him down the order. The Broncos will jump all over him if he's still there.
(from SEA) - QB Zach Mettenberger, LSU
- Despite all the negative talk on Mettenberger recently, he likely remains the apple of Minnesota's eye for this draft. After moving down earlier in the first round, the Vikings can trade back into the first round to secure Mettenberger ahead of Houston and maintain a second round selection. The fifth-year option is also a major incentive for moving back into the first round.
Minnesota gets: 32nd overall
Seattle gets: 40th overall, 96th overall
Round 2
- QB AJ McCarron, Alabama
- S Jimmie Ward, Northern Illinois
(from CLE) - CB Jason Verrett, TCU
- DT Ra'Shede Hageman, Minnesota
- DE/OLB Dee Ford, Auburn
- WR Jordan Matthews, Vanderbilt
- G Xavier Su'a-Filo, UCLA
(from MIN) - OT Cyrus Kouandjio, Alabama
- OT Morgan Moses, Virginia
- A brief run on offensive linemen ahead of their selection scares Buffalo a little bit, but Moses finds his way to the Bills with their second round selection. If he makes it down to 41, he could walk in as the new starting right tackle for the Bills. He has the size to play the position and some even believe he has first round talent. He'll form a solid bookend opposite Cordy Glenn for the next two years at least. The Bills could also consider a wide receiver, defensive end or cornerback here, but getting a player like Moses that can start right away for the team is the play here for Buffalo.
- DE/OLB Jeremiah Attaochu, Georgia Tech
- DE Kony Ealy, Missouri
- S Deone Bucannon, Washington State
(from DET) - WR Allen Robinson, Penn State
- DE Stephon Tuitt, Notre Dame
- DT Timmy Jernigan, Florida State
(from BAL) - TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington
(from NYJ) - DE/OLB Demarcus Lawrence, Boise State
- DE/DT Dominique Easley, Florida
(from CHI) - TE Jace Amaro, Texas Tech
New England gets: 51st overall
Chicago gets: 62nd overall, 130th overall
- WR Bruce Ellington, South Carolina
- TE Troy Niklas, Notre Dame
- WR Kelvin Benjamin, Florida State
- HB Carlos Hyde, Ohio State
(from KC) - CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste, Nebraska
- CB Bashaud Breeland, Clemson
- C Weston Richburg, Colorado State
- S Terrance Brooks, Florida State
- WR Davante Adams, Fresno State
(from SF) - ILB Chris Borland, Wisconsin
(from NE) - DE Scott Crichton, Oregon State
- CB/S Lamarcus Joyner, Florida State
- WR Martavis Bryant, Clemson
Round 3
- ILB Kyle Van Noy, BYU
- OT Antonio Richardson, Tennessee
- OT Jack Mewhort, Ohio State
- HB Bishop Sankey, Washington
- QB Jimmy Garoppolo, Eastern Illinois
- HB Jeremy Hill, LSU
- CB Phillip Gaines, Rice
- HB Devonta Freeman, Florida State
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How much should I tell him? Other than prayers, there isn't much Elie could do...but could I deny Re'em the prayers of someone who loved him so much and had known him for so long. Re'em was the easiest of Elie's friends because he spoke English so well. He accepted us from the start and we accepted him. They played together, went together, celebrated each of their bar mitzvahs together, and mourned together when Re'em's father was killed in a car accident shortly after Re'em's bar mitzvah.
They grew together, each towering over me long after we'd moved away and conversation between the two boys became sparse. Some conversations here and there, each knew what the other was doing, where they were, how they were. Until today.
Re'em, too, is in the army. He was on his way back when his car overturned, trapping him inside. It's a nightmare for any mother, for all mothers, and for sisters and friends. A frantic network of calls alerted me to what had happened. When we learned he was in the operating room, I decided to call Elie. I told him only the basics - an accident, he's in the operating room.
Elie is supposed to come home on Wednesday - once again, if the Syrians don't attack. If all goes well, he can stay home through Saturday night or Sunday. So perhaps we can go to the hospital on Friday to visit Re'em. Think positive, I said to myself. Don't let him hear your voice break. Don't cry on the phone. Wait with the tears and the fears. Little Re'em, who always smiled when he came to my house.
Elie's sister was good friends with Re'em's sister. That's the way it is in small towns and so she spoke to another friend, who was sitting with Re'em's sister. Wait and pray. Pray and wait. Hours after they said the operation would be over, we were finally told it went better than expected on his knees, but we didn't yet know about any injuries to his neck. Too soon to talk of any long term problems. Too soon. For now, he's out of surgery and sleeping.
I had to call Elie and update him. I couldn't put it off any longer. I knew he would be worried and yet before I had nothing to say. What should I tell him? He can't do anything? He can't rush to be by Re'em's side, as they were so often growing up. What should I say?
I called and he answered right away - another sign of the army's understanding that the soldiers are human. Two days ago, I couldn't reach Elie all day. Today, no matter when, he can answer the phone to hear about his friend. One word to his commanding officer and Elie was allowed to answer the phone. One of the boys in his unit is newly married and lives in the city of Sderot, which is constantly being hit by rockets and mortars launched from Gaza. The soldier had permission, even during basic training when the soldiers weren't allowed to even carry phones, to have his cellphone on and loud all day. If it rang, he answered. Today, when Elie's phone rang, Elie was allowed to answer. Israeli soldiers are soldiers, but they are human - with families and friends and needs.
"All day, people have been calling me to tell me," Elie said.
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"Everyone," was the typical answer of a child who doesn't want to give details, spoken in the voice of a mature man, but still a child's answer.
"What did they say?" I asked. Perhaps it was a delaying tactic. I still hadn't decided what I would tell him.
And then I heard his voice break, just a little, but there anyway, "Ima, please just tell me," and I knew I would tell him whatever I could. I started slowly, "they said the operation went better than they'd thought it might. He's sleeping now and will till tomorrow."
"That's good," Elie said, and then my heart broke just a little more when he continued, "they said he was hurt in his back."
"It might be his neck," I told him. "But anyway, it's too early to know. For now, he's out of surgery and resting. We just don't know yet."
How do you give your child bad news when he's far away and you can't see him, hold him? When you can't know that he's okay after you shake his world?
I guess the answer is with love, with tenderness, with prayers for a friend and hope that tomorrow God will bless Re'em ben Chaya Margalit (ראם בן חיה מרגלית) with a full and speedy recovery and may he have the knowledge that all over Israel, people love him and are praying for him.


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Once the duo first start to work on their new venture, they contact their closest actor friends: Heidi (Amanda Knight), a once child actor with two minuscule Broadway credits, and Susan (Laura De Lano), a wacky, blunt, profane, free-spirit prone to leaving off-kilter voicemails.
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While so self-reflexive a musical can be dizzying and just plain dizzy, TO's staging, cast and directed by Tito Ortiz and music-directed by Stephen Hulsey, offers fine singing from its four principals, a quirkily funny, offbeat sensibility, and a handful of songs whose lyrics (by Bowen) describe the creative process in telling, and often stinging, fashion.
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It was called Jet shell. He filled himself with air and continued to launch into Moria like a giant rubber bullet.
It was called Jet shell. He filled himself with air and continued to launch into Moria like a giant rubber bullet.
thats kool as, i didnt realise he achieved 4th gear till i saw that.blindSharingan
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it will be a combination of 2nd and 3rd gear
He already did this.
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It was called Jet shell. He filled himself with air and continued to launch into Moria like a giant rubber bullet.
You're exactly right, Aizen. My blade is full of hate. I didn't come here to fight you. I came here to violently hack you to pieces. I don't care if this fight costs me my position as a captain if it means being able to kill you.
I didn't think the speed and range of your attacks would suddenly jump up so much after you released. Do not misjudge a Shinigami's power."
If you make Hinamori shed even one drop of blood... I'll kill you.
He hasn't called it gear 4th though. There still could be a gear 4th it just won't be a combination of 2nd and 3rd.
He will obviously use his teeth as swords.
no not at all i can see a pure defense mode or some thing
I really can't see gear fourth as anything other than a way to increase the density of his rubber (defense), it's such a logical follow-up to speed and strength, and it makes sense in the same way the other two gears make sense.
However, I think it would be quickly outclassed by those in the new world. I mean, wouldn't the hardest Luffy could get be equivalent to diamond? And we've seen what happens to guys made of real diamond... though I do suppose not many are on that level.
yeah i had the same idea and i think the density thing it good. he could use gear 2 to get above them and speed up the become dense in to a huge weight bomb .
I wouldn't be surprised if haki can make luffy fly.
"Little Dude, I was born to do this."
Well i doubt he will gain any extra strength in the current couple chapters other then Haki. He will probably get LOTS of rest, and start training as much as possible, see'ing how he is losing everyone. Lost his crew, his brother. He now has noone. His grand father is in navy, so he cant even ask him for any help. His father, he will not show up for some time.
This is going to be Luffy's biggest test. He will gain the most out of everyone. he WILL become stronger, and will protect everyone the next time ANYTHING happens. He will become Pirate King!
MY THEORY OF A POSSIBLE GEAR 4TH- i think that luffy's gear 4th will be initialized when he slows down his heart rate to a pace off complete relax (oppose to his normal hyper self) thus increasing his density in his rubber skin to almost dat of steal, he wont be like a rubber band any more but more like mister fantastic which will cancel his sling shot attacks so his punches and hits are more accurate and firm and he will have the ability to morph into almost any state he wants which will improve his creativity!!!!!
ON THE DOWN SIDE- he might be as slow as gear3rd,he will be more opened to attacks because of his decreased speed and evasion but his increase density makes up for this if he remains in this state too long he might go into cardiac arrest due to his heart pumping almost to a stand still, he wont be able to use gear 2nd (as it is the opposite)
ON THE BRIGHT SIDE-his durability as a rubber man increases with his density allowing to withstand higher temperatures than his base gear, he uses alot less energy so he isn't tired after use no immediate side effects, more firm attacks, ability to moph into other shapes for long periods.
if luffy can master this he may be unstopable
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