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UConn Women End Baylor Home Streak 66-55
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WACO (AP) - Connecticut has two of the five longest home winning streaks in Division I women's basketball, including the NCAA record of 99. The Huskies have put an end to the other three.
Their latest streak-busting win came in their closest game this season, a 66-55 victory Monday night at No. 7 Baylor, which had won a national-best 69 in a row at home.
"Coming down here is a big game, and you want to compete and you want to win. The streak and all that other stuff, it's kind of in the back of your mind," Huskies guard Bria Hartley said. "You really don't pay that much attention to it, but when you guys say it, and we were able to break it, it feels good."
Breanna Stewart had 18 points and 11 rebounds for UConn (18-0), and her baseline jumper with 10½ minutes left started a game-clinching 16-6 run after Baylor got within a point.
Baylor (14-2) hadn't lost at home since a 70-54 defeat to Texas in its regular-season home finale March 7, 2010. Senior starters Odyssey Sims, the national scoring leader, and Makenzie Robertson, the daughter of coach Kim Mulkey, had never before walked off the court at the Ferrell Center with a loss.
"I don't think they're worried about that. I just think they're competitors, and you hate losing. It's not about a streak. You'll re-live the game," Mulkey said. "Odyssey will re-live the game and think, 'Wow, if I would have given us a little bit more, we might have won.' Or Makenzie thinks, 'If I would have made a couple more free throws.' That's what competitors do. But they certainly are not worried about a streak."
UConn had its own 69-game home winning streak a decade ago, then later added the 99-game run that ended with a loss to St. John's two years ago. Before snapping Baylor's home streak, the Huskies ended Stanford's 82-game run at Maples Pavilion last season. They also put an end to Tennessee's streak after the Lady Vols became the first team to reach 69 in a row at home 18 years ago.
Sims, who went into the game averaging 31.8 points, had 20 points on 4-of-25 shooting and made all 10 of her free throws, none after halftime. The All-American guard didn't score again after her 3-pointer with 10:54 left got Baylor within 50-49.
"We tried everything (against Sims), we really did. Every imaginable defense that you can imagine that you can guard somebody, we tried it," UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "But in the end, you've just got to hope she misses. … She's going to get her points. But I want her to work really, really, really hard, harder than she's worked all year to get those points. I thought we responded."
Hartley had 17 points for UConn, which has won 24 in a row overall to equal the sixth-longest winning streak in school history. It is the Huskies' second 24-game winning streak since their record 90 in a row ended in December 2010.
"To be tested out of conference in January like we were tonight, it really shows how good of a team we are in the end," Stewart said. "When we had to make plays, we made them."
UConn had won its first five games against Top 25 opponents by an average margin of 22 points. The closest anybody got before Monday was Maryland, which lost by 17 at home to the Huskies.
Moriah Jefferson, the only UConn player from Texas, had 13 points, five assists and four steals. Stefanie Dolson had 10 points and seven rebounds.
Freshman Nina Davis had 11 points and 17 rebounds for Baylor. Robertson had 10 points including three 3-pointers.
"We got a great measuring stick and a gauge of how good we are and how good we can be," said Mulkey, who lost two-time AP player of the year Brittney Griner and four other seniors after last season. "When Odyssey Sims has a night like she does and you're three points from tying the ballgame with the No. 1 team in the country, you feel good. … We're going to move on to the most important part, and that's conference."
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees said it will appeal to appear in a High Court challenge against the Abbott government on its handling of asylum seekers.
Sri Lankan asylum seekers who were sent back by Australia cover their faces as they wait to enter a magistrate's court in the southern port district of Galle July 8, 2014.
UNHCR said that it will appear to assist the court on points of international law.
George Newhouse, a lawyer representing the asylum seekers said that the case shall test the power of the Abbot government to "to intercept a boat on the high seas, hold the passengers virtually as prisoners for a month and then attempt to send them back to another country".
"This is a case that has never been tested before and the power of the government to undertake such action is in question. This has important implications not just for Australia, but for all nations, and it's likely that we will see intervention from human rights bodies both here and internationally," Mr Hewhouse told press Thursday.
The full court hearing to the case was set for Oct 14 and 15.
The Human Rights Law Centre's director of legal advocacy, Daniel Webb, expressed the impact of the government's treatment to the 50 children who were forcibly taken to Nauru.
"There are 50 children in this group who have endured a truly wretched few months. First they were detained at sea. Then they were secretly and forcibly taken away to Nauru. Now they're languishing in detention on a remote Pacific island in conditions the UN has described as inhumane and unsuitable for children," Webb said.
Meanwhile, a fourth and final public hearing of the National Inquiry into Children in Immigration Detention happens on August 22, 2014 in Canberra.
On Wednesday, President of the Australian Human Rights Commission, Professor Gillian Triggs, welcomes the announcement by the Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, Scott Morrison, that children under the age of 10 and their families will be released from locked detention into the community by the end of 2014.
However, Triggs said that the announcement meant that the plight of children over ten years old and their families who had been staying in the detention for over a year remains in a limbo.
Triggs said that there are approximately 500 children in Australia after July 19 and thus will remain in indefinite detention with the current policy on asylum seeker. The majority of these 500 children are staying in detention cell not fit for them. Data from the detention health services shows that these children have deteriorating mental health.
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Sheridan Smith to star in dating drama
Sheridan Smith and Andrew Scott are to star in a new dating drama.
The 'Mrs. Biggs' actress and the 'Sherlock' actor will appear in new Channel 4 drama series 'Dates', which follows the lives of one couple in each of the nine episodes to see how their first meeting with each other plays outs.
Sheridan is to play stunning schoolteacher Jenny, who goes on a date with City trader Nick - who is portrayed by 'Utopia' star Neil Maskell - while Andrew's alter-ego is a Christian called Christian, The Sun newspaper reports.
Will Mellor - who shot to fame in 'Hollyoaks' before starring in 'Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps' for 10 years - is also starring in the series, as well as 'Secret Diary of a Call Girl' beauty Gemma Chan and 'Murder By Numbers' star Ben Chaplin.
The majority of the characters will only go on one date, but Sheridan's alter-ego will go on two, and the individual stories of the daters will intertwine throughout the series.
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Rising comedy star Jerrod Carmichael takes to the stage of The Comedy Store in Hollywood, CA for his first HBO stand-up special. Throughout this hilarious hour, Carmichael comically subverts such subjects as poverty, wealth, crime and race and presents his unique take on national tragedies, female empowerment, why talent is more important than morals, and much more.
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Stand-up comedy with 'Russell Simmons' Def Comedy Jam' veteran Steve Harvey.
The comedienne who plays the irascible Susie Greene on HBO's 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and has appeared in such films as 'Punchline' and 'Crocodile Dundee II 'performs in front of a studio audience in this show.
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Filmed in 1992, this comedy performance features the veteran comic who previously wrote for Dennis Miller.
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HomestuckHomostuck has hit that special stage we all know and try to bury in the corner of our minds. It is that special stage where ninjas in jumpsuits rampaged and human dog things hopelessly chased dead lovers who ironically where alive and try to kill them. Perhaps we can find in our massive sized tsundre hearts room for the special duckling that has become the homestuckhomostuck.
During this time we must treat it with care and not throw shit stains that we call words at it for Homostuck has hit the WEEBOO PHASE
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I love my mom.
I am risking nothing
Will not risk.
sorry followers :(
omg im so glad to se so many people love their mummy
Why're you being mean to my mum?
goddamn it
Nope. Googled it. 15 minuets. Nope. Not taking any chances
This has 1.2 million reblogs …
Ps not riskin it
Rather be safe :) love you mom
My mom said that she did not tell me I was pretty or encourage me to think I looked good in middle school.
It would make me vain and that others dressed nicer so I should try to be like them.
I cut my hair short because it was ugly
I cut myself because I was told I deserved it
I was told that I was never going to be pretty without makeup
That I was never going to have friends or someone
That if someone liked me it was out of pity
I was told one day that I was beautiful
However I now am 19 and though I might smile, I do not believe it.
Skittles are the rainbow where's my pot of gold
I will still try the others but I will wear 1 to a con
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Sarcasm of Daria, part 2.
and the first one.
and the last one.
I bought my friend an elephant for their room.
They said "Thank you."
I said "Don't mention it."
Is there a joke here that 15 thousand people get but I don't?
time to pack your trunks :/
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of how a miracle of modern medicine made an age in which something like scarlet fever, bronchitis or a deep cut could prove fatal into a curious and quaint bit of past, a fuzzy far-away time that most children today could barely conceive of--and, from a medical point of view, thank God they cannot.


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Mavericks make it official with Japanese point guard
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Ron Wilson fired: Maple Leafs fans react to news that Randy Carlyle has replaced Ron Wilson as coach
The team's recent slump has not only disappointed fans, it cranked up the pressure on the coach.
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At the Real Sports Bar and Grill in Maple Leaf Square, hockey fans reacted to the news that Ron Wilson was out as coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
There wasn't a lot of surprise expressed, just a feeling that it was inevitable, as a playoff berth seemed less and less likely.
"When it comes to valuable franchises not making the playoffs, they always cut at the top first," said John Powers. "It's typical of any sport. Heads always roll at the top."
"I met that guy in person. He's a nice guy but maybe a nice guy doesn't equal a good coach," Powers added.
The team's recent slump has not only disappointed fans, it cranked up the pressure on the coach.
"It's a panic move," said Brian MacMillan: "I don't know if it's the right move in the long term."
As a hockey mecca, Toronto is an uncomfortable place to coach if the team is struggling, said Avi Benzvi.
"Toronto is a tough city to coach in," Benzvi said. "I'm a big Leafs fan, I wish it would get better but I haven't seen the light in the last year and a half for them."
"But I don't blame everything on him."
Patrick Bushnell said he's been disappointed in the Leafs' play all season, including the recent string of losses, but he believed Wilson would survive.
"The Leafs just didn't seem to have it together all year," Bushnell said. "But I thought they'd keep him. I thought he was good."
Leafs brass should have turned their attention to improving on-ice performance before axing the coach, said Jason James.
"I think they should fire the GM because he should have made a deal to get a goalie," James said. "They've got a strong team but they can't keep the puck out of the net. They need to make some moves to get some goaltending."
Reactions spilled out on social media Friday from the moment news of Ron Wilson's firing — and then Randy Carlyle's hiring — broke.
One tweeter joked that Wilson's firing only solved one problem for the Leafs — next they just have to replace their whole team. Others called Wilson "the fall guy" for general manager Brian Burke.
When news broke that Randy Carlyle would be replacing Wilson, a new slew of reactions and hashtags (like #longlivethemoose and #playoffdroughtcontinues) began to pop up.
The reception was mixed, though many tweeters questioned whether Carlyle as a replacement would even bring much change to the team.
Later, Burke himself (@LeafsBB20) tweeted:
"I want to thank Ron for his years of service and the contributions to our club. I wish him the very best." And "Ron has been a loyal and dedicated head coach for the Maple Leafs for last four seasons."
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is undergoing "complex" alternative treatments more than two months after his cancer surgery in Cuba, his vice president said Wednesday.
The 58-year-old leftist leader has not been seen in public since he went to Havana for the operation on Dec. 11, his fourth surgery for cancer in 18 months.
Vice President Nicolas Maduro did not give details of the alternative treatments the president was receiving, Reuters reported. Chavez has never revealed what type of cancer he is suffering from, and critics accuse the government of excessive secrecy over his condition.
"Today our commander is undergoing alternative treatments ... they are complex and difficult treatments that must, at some point, end the cycle of his illness," Maduro said in comments on state TV.
The government, which denies covering up Chavez's condition, says he has completed a difficult post-operative period and has started a "new phase" of his recuperation, giving no details.
Chavez's lengthy absence hasn't stopped his government from making some significant changes, CNN reports.
The latest -- devaluing the country's currency -- started Wednesday. It's a significant move that stands to affect global businesses and everyday Venezuelans.
Long lines of customers packed Venezuelan electronics and appliance stores after Friday's announcement of plans to devalue the bolivar by nearly a third.
"We are following instructions from President Hugo Chavez, who demanded more efficiency in the fight against inflation," Finance Minister Jorge Giordani told reporters when he made the announcement Friday, holding up a decree that he said came from Chavez. "Here is the president's signature, in case you would like to recognize it or if you still have doubts."
The new exchange rate of 6.3 bolivars to 1 dollar goes into effect Wednesday. It's the fifth time Venezuela has devalued its currency in the past decade.
Experts from within the leftist government as well as from Wall Street all saw the devaluation as necessary to correct economic distortions. Yet it is widely unpopular, and many Venezuelans fear they will pay for it with higher local prices.
There has been unusual criticism even from some within Chavista circles. And opposition parties have mockingly accused the government for implementing its own version of an old-style, right-wing International Monetary Fund economic "package".
Giordani rejected those arguments, Reuters reported.
"If it's a package, where's the privatization? Where's the worsening of labor laws? Where's the interference of the IMF? That's absurd," Giordani said.
"They're questioning our use of the word adjustment. They are real cretins! If someone is 100 kg overweight, he'd better adjust or he'll have a stroke or heart attack," he added in an interview with state-run newspaper Caracas City.
Despite 14 years of Chavez's socialist rule, Venezuela remains a highly materialistic, Westernized society. Those who can, try to save money in U.S. dollars, though 10 years of currency controls have made that difficult.
"There's a culture, a popular fantasy over the dollar," Giordani said, noting that no foreign currency was needed to benefit from government social programs offering free education and schooling, or subsidized housing.
"You don't even need to have seen a dollar in your life, but ... we all have this insatiability for the dollar, like a dollarized nymphomania. It's a sickness."
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Under the legislation, in a medical emergency, one doctor would be needed to approve a termination. In a non-emergency, that increases to two doctors.
If there is a risk of suicide, three doctors will be needed to sign off on the procedure - but this part of the legislation is proving difficult for Fine Gael members.
Up to 20 Fine Gael TDs and Senators could vote against the bill if it allows abortion on the grounds of suicide risk.
Current law prevents abortion unless there is a risk to the life, rather than the health, of the mother.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny had hoped the bill would be approved on Tuesday and sent off to the committee for the next stage of legislation.
He said: "This is about saving lives, about giving legal certainty and clarity. It's an issue that has been around for a very long time and it's necessary that we do that and provide certainty for women and certainty for medical personnel."
"It's about saving lives - the lives of the mothers and the lives of the unborn children."
Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte added that Ireland has avoided this issue for too long.
He explained: "In the interests in particular of women, legislators - whatever their personal convictions in this matter - must have regard to the decision of our own Supreme Court and of the European Court of Justice and should do their duty as legislators and I hope that's what will happen."
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Tyra Gives Rosie A Goodbye Squeeze
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In her endless quest to achieve the highly coveted "triple threat" status, Tyra has decided to become some kind of doctor. Girlfriend's going around town and giving everyone breast exams these days: first AI alum Katharine McPhee and now Rosie O'Donnell. It wouldn't be a big deal, but when she starts squealing and won't let go...I'm officially uncomfortable. Watch the clip below to see her malpractice in action:
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la_mari 7 years
Glossgirl692 7 years
lol, colormesticky
Glossgirl692 7 years
lol, colormesticky
Summer-Sugar 7 years
oooweeww. Is Tyra gay? First Kat, now Rosie? The Beautiful Reality of it all.
Summer-Sugar 7 years
oooweeww. Is Tyra gay? First Kat, now Rosie?The Beautiful Reality of it all.
XDeexDeeX 7 years
pfff Tyra, Tyra. Crazy as usual. lol
colormesticky 7 years
Nah, Rosie liked it. ;)
colormesticky 7 years
Nah, Rosie liked it. ;)
Glossgirl692 7 years
that's just weird. they both should be screaming!
grl-in-the-world 7 years
I love Rosie and Tyra, they're spicy!
Hope5 7 years
Not A fan of either One!
Hope5 7 years
Not A fan of either One!
bonitabijou 7 years
love it!
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Champions Abound as Interscholastic Equestrian Association Celebrates 10 Years at the 2012 IEA Hunt Seat National Finals
RELEASE: April 27, 2012
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Rebekah "Becca" Chenelle IEA 2012 Leading Hunt Seat Rider of the Year (Ron Schwane)
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- More than 330 of the nation's leading middle school and high school equestrians competed at The New York State Fairgrounds April 20-22 for the Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) National Finals sponsored by Dover Saddlery and the American Quarter Horse Youth Association (AQHYA). The finalists represented over 100 teams from seven zones throughout the United States. Individuals and teams participated in multiple competitions during the 2011-2012 regular season shows, regional and zone finals to qualify for the IEA National Finals competition.
Riders competed in Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences classes and Equitation on-the-flat classes throughout the weekend. The IEA format requires that riders compete in unfamiliar tack on unfamiliar mounts; therefore, they draw their horses the day of competition and enter the arena after a brief, if any, warm-up.
In the individual competition Rebekah Chenelle, who rides for the Windcrest Equestrian Team of Hebron, Connecticut, was named the IEA Leading Hunt Seat Rider of the Year, winning the Varsity Open Championship class.
In the upper school team competition, the Empress Valley Team of Columbus, Ohio, earned the Championship title. The Dana Hall School of Wellesley, Massachusetts, was the reserve champion team. In the middle school competition, Storybook Farm from Charleston, South Carolina,received the championship title. The Athens Academy Equestrian Team from Athens, Georgia, finished as the reserve champion.
Empress Valley Team-Columbus, Ohio IEA 2012 Upper School Championship Team L to R: Jamie Mills (Coach); Lauren Capaci; Olivia Skaates; Lindsey Swimm; Maddie Pierce; Lindsey Decker and Abbey Swimm
In the spirit of the 10th Anniversary Celebration, the IEA held an Alumni Varsity Open Championship class attended by past winners. Allison Joyce, who rode for the Rising Star Equestrian Team in 2009, won this award.
The IEA holds the trait of good sportsmanship among rider and coach members to the highest regard. For this reason two awards were given to recognize rider members displaying exceptional sportsmanship. In conjunction with the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA), Zac Brown from the Hancock Horseman Equestrian Team, Findlay Ohio, won the IEA National Sportsmanship Award. Cody Wooten, from Full Moon Farm, Finksburg, Maryland was awarded the Victor Hugo-Vidal Perpetual Trophy for displaying exceptional sportsmanship during the 2012 Hunt Seat National Finals.
The Timothy J. Boone Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Myron Leff, Columbus, Ohio for his long-time contribution to the IEA. He is an IEA co-founder; continues to serve as a board member and as the organization's Communications Director. He is credited with establishing the IEA identity through an industry-leading brand program. This is the fifth year in which this award has been presented.
Storybook Farm-Charleston, South Carolina IEA 2012 Middle School Championship Team L to R: Sophie Mauerhan; Darby Pease; Alicia Story (Coach); Hannah Pressler; Karoline Hankinson and Anna Bradley Morrow
The IEA Western National Finals, sponsored by the National Reining Horse Youth Association (NRHYA), will be held during the NRHA Derby Days June 27-30 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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00:09 Samuel Bacharach: When we speak on leadership, one thing I think is absolutely critical and that is, I really believe totally that leadership is something that can be developed. And I remember a very well-known basketball coach, or a story of a very well-known basketball coach. I won't tell you who but you can research it out. Once went into a class of students and said, "I know leadership and you folks aren't it." This notion that leadership is some... A leader thing that's held... It is in the realm of the few, I find very disturbing. But it excludes the rest of us. If we are talking in the corporate world, in public sector, in higher education about future leaders, it's our responsibly to develop 'em.
00:54 Bacharach: You're running that organization out there, you've got there 25 people, who's gonna take over for you? You've got to develop those people. A lot of people, that may not have the personality or "we think is the personality for leadership", they maybe a little more shy, they maybe more inhibited, they may not be the right culture. But they have the skills, they have the knowledge, they know the business. We have to invest in them. Make sure they develop the skills and can lead. Because if leadership is about execution, we can give good people the skills to execute but if you're gonna still hang leadership on charisma, inspiration, etcetera, you're gonna make it the realm of very, very few. And in this culture, and in this society, we need more than a few leaders. Every organization needs a whole bunch of leaders straight up and down the hierarchy. So, let's develop it. Let's get a little more democratic about our notions of leadership.
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The Lloyd's List Global Awards, held each year in London by leading maritime media company Informa, recognize companies and individuals from around the world for their contributions to the growth and development of the global maritime industry.
This year's distinguished panel of 10 independent judges selected ClassNK for the Safety Award for the Society's efforts to improve the safety of maritime nickel ore transportation.
Nickel ore has been called the "world's deadliest cargo", and was directly linked to the loss of 4 vessels and the deaths of 66 sailors in 2010-2011. While cargo issues traditionally fall outside of the scope of ship classification, ClassNK, which classifies more than 1/3rd of the world's bulk carrier fleet, began carrying out intensive research on the characteristics of nickel ore in order to prevent such casualties in the future.
The results of this research were compiled in ClassNK's new 'Guidelines for the Safe Carriage of Nickel Ore', and released free of charge to the maritime industry. The Guidelines include not only operational best practices to ensure the safety of vessels during the loading and transportation of nickel ore, but also the world's first structural and stability requirements for existing vessels, as well as for constructing new vessels to safely transport this cargo which may liquefy.
These new standards are already being used by shipyards to design a newer generation of bulk carriers, and have earned the recognition of both flag states and industry groups such as INTERCARGO. ClassNK Chairman and President Noboru Ueda accepted the award on behalf of the class society and emphasized the awards importance by saying:
"Nickel ore and other cargoes that may liquefy in transport represent a potentially grave threat to vessels and their crews. Addressing the technical and other operational challenges posed by these cargoes is not easy, but it is essential to ensuring a safer future for our industry. With our new guidelines we have made a great step forward in this fight, and we are honored to be recognized for our efforts by the maritime industry."
ClassNK is continuing its research efforts to better understand the properties of these deadly cargoes, and will continue to develop new rules and guidelines to further increase the safety of the maritime industry.
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Jacob Sullum has an interesting column in The Washington Times where he looks at some of the limits and drawbacks which accompany open government. I particularly like the way he ends it; "Although honesty and openness are surely preferable to dishonesty and secrecy (in politics, at least), they're not an adequate solution to a government that does too much and is therefore a magnet for people seeking gifts and favors. If a pickpocket becomes a mugger, he becomes more open and honest, but that doesn't make him more admirable."
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So i was wondering if after u start to get hybrid dragons do u really need the plain tree fire and earth dragons or is there a way to breed hybrids ? and what's the theory on how elements are transferred?
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You don't need them but u should keep them to breed the hybrids. plus it helps u have already one of every dragon
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There is a way to get hybrid dragons with jus the first three. if you breed earth and fire you will get lava.
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Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation.By Amnesty International Amnesty International is urging authorities in Russia's second largest city not to enact a homophobic bill, saying it would threaten freedom of expression and fuel discrimination against the city's lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) community. The bill, which St. Petersburg's city assembly passed nearly unanimously on the first of three readings on Wednesday, effectively bans public events by LGBTI people and organizations under the pretext of protecting minors. If enacted, the law would allow authorities to impose fines of up to the equivalent of US$1,600 for "public actions aimed at propaganda of sodomy, lesbianism, bisexuality, and transgenderism among minors." "This bill is a thinly veiled attempt to legalize discrimination against lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender people in Russia's second-biggest city," said Nicola Duckworth, Amnesty International's Europe and Central Asia Programme Director, in a statement released Nov. 18. "The notion that LGBTI rights activists are somehow converting Russia's youth through 'propaganda' would be laughable, if the potential effects of this new law weren't so dangerous and wide-reaching." Local LGBTI rights activists have blasted the law, saying it will provide legal cover for banning any of their actions, including the distribution of information leaflets or even actions against homophobia. Under the measure, freedom of assembly and expression for LGBTI groups would be prohibited anywhere children might be present. This would rule out nearly all public events carried out by or on behalf of LGBTI people and organizations. The publication of anything relating to LGBTI rights or providing assistance or advice – including informative leaflets as well as publications in the media and on the internet – would also be severely curtailed. Other Russian cities like Moscow have planned legislation to ban "propaganda for homosexuality", while Arkhangelsk and the region of Riazan have already introduced such legislation. Although consensual same-sex activity was decriminalized in Russia in 1993, LGBTI people still face widespread discrimination and violence. LGBTI activists' attempts to organize Pride marches, cultural festivals and other events in major cities, including St. Petersburg, have frequently been met with official red tape and violence from anti-gay groups, among them people associating themselves with the Orthodox Church. Violent attacks against LGBTI activists often go unpunished. "Legislation like that proposed in St. Petersburg will only further marginalize LGBTI people, and must be stopped," said Nicola Duckworth. "Instead of seeking to restrict freedom of expression and assembly for LGBTI people, Russian authorities should be doing more to safeguard their rights and protect them from discrimination and violence." Read the original article here.
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