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AMERICA/PARAGUAY - President Lugo disqualified, Bishops' appeal for peace
Asunción (Agenzia Fides) - "Given the serious political crisis that the Republic is experiencing, as Bishops of Paraguay, we turn to the representatives of the government and all citizens to express once again our exhortation to peace and the safeguarding of human life as a supreme value ". With these words, spread in a statement sent to Fides agency, the Bishops of Paraguay invite to maintain social peace and order in the country.
The decision of the Congress to initiate impeachment for the President of the Republic, Fernando Lugo, has provoked, in fact, a situation of tension between the population in the capital.
"We call on political leaders, social organizations, trade unions and the people to keep calm and to avoid any confrontation and violence, which jeopardize integrity and people's lives," reads the text.
The Bishops have decided to launch this appeal because many farmers took to the streets and part of the population already speaks of "coup". The Senate, yesterday, June 22 voted for the impeachment of the President motivating the measure taken with the recent clashes between police and farmers in the area of Curuguatay where, due to a matter of land possession, 17 people died (see fides 18/06/2012). Federico Franco, vice president, was sworn in as new president of Paraguay. (CE) (Agenzia Fides 23/6/2012)
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After a two week hiatus due to the planing of our first ever Hershey Bears viewing party, Snapshots is back! This time we give you a special edition.
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Following the firing of an important team member at Forrester Creations, Ridge makes a bid to take back the presidency from Rick. Meanwhile, Brooke reveals a secret to Eric that could affect the family and business and Eric decides to have Brooke and Ridge work together at the company. This causes Katie to accuse Brooke of manipulating, while Brooke wonders to herself about Eric's motives. Ridge tries to reassure Katie. Later, Quinn overhears Brooke make a big admission to Bill, and Caroline works to set Rick's mind at ease. Read the rest of this entry »
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text: The year is coming to an end and of course it's time to reflect on the year that has passed. I could honestly say I've matured so much this past year and learned more about life and myself in this last year than I have in YEARS. I have gone through the good, the bad, and the ugly. I've learned what real, unbearable, miserable heartbreak is and I've learned what truly being happy feels like. I had my heart torn in half and not because of a boy but because of myself. I lost myself and changed who I was to make someone else happy. I let myself fall so deep into depression so I could hold on to something that was so far from being a healthy relationship, so unstable, so unrealistic. I learned that even your best of friends could turn into cold strangers in just one night. People who you love with every breath of air you breathe could turn into people who you never want to talk to ever again. I learned that being heartbroken and crying is ok, it's ok to cry, it's ok to have your heartbroken but it's not ok to ever lose yourself in between those tears and picking yourself up and moving on with life. I was blessed to meet a boy with a beautiful family who made me feel at home and also gave me the pleasure of raising one darn cute puppy. I don't despise or hate him, I don't think he's a bad person, I've learned to forgive him for everything he ever did to me and I've learned to forgive myself for anything wrong I did to him. I learned that being angry with him was never going to fix anything that happened, it wasn't going to change it, it just made me bitter and made my heart ugly. I was also blessed to be born into a family that is so supportive, my wonderful parents who give me more than I need. I learned to really appreciate them, they give and give and never ask for anything in return. They open their home and sleep on the couch so their children can get back on their feet. They do so much and are just so content with their life and what they have. They are just themselves all the time and really don't care what anyone thinks and I love them for that, I love them for being them. I went through so much good in this past year and probably equally bad things also but every single thing I've been through, good or bad, it has made me a stronger and wiser person. We had a new addition to our beautiful family, our beautiful Audrey Jade. We also mourned the loss of loved ones who we know are in a better place now. I met new people who brought joy into my life, made friends who I feel were just sent to me at the most perfect time, when I needed it the most and they were all and still are such blessings in my life. I lost friends who I will always love no matter what but sometimes people just need to go their seperate ways, sometimes it's just better that way. I also met a boy who drove me crazy and who came into my life when I was first just learning to deal with moving on from my relationship, my heartbreak. As crazy as it sounds, as crazy as he drove me, as indecisive as he was, even though he was at times a douche bag he was always a friend… He was always some how there for me and I knew that he cared even though he was distant. 8 months later, through the on and off friendship he is now not only a great friend, but my boyfriend. I learned to let go of my past, I learned to get over every bad thing that anyone had ever done to me and most importantly I learned to make myself happy before letting someone into my life. I'm also really blessed to have met someone who I'm genuinely myself with because I don't have to worry about trying to make him happy by being someone I'm not and he doesn't have to try to make me happy by buying me things and showering me with romantic gestures he's just him, I'm just me, and we're happy, genuinely happy. I feel so blessed to have gone through everything I've gone through this past year, my car accident because even though it was one of the most scariest experiences in my life it opened up my eyes and brought me back to God and everything I believe. It made me appreciate life that much more. My broken relationship, being cheated on, and other things that no one should ever experience or feel so low to think they deserve that treatment, I don't hold a grudge on any of it. I learned so much from it and I gained strength and I am just so happy with myself now because I got through it and I overcame something I thought was going to end my life. I will never forget the blessings 2012 has brought me, nor will I forget the heartbreaks, I am so happy with my life and am so ready to take on another year ! 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A simple fact Indiana's urban dwellers increasingly overlook is that the state's economic well-being remains firmly rooted in farming. Many communities, including in Allen County, are agricultural communities. Allen County is home to 1,649 farms and includes 254,136 acres of farmland.
A recent study from the Indiana Business Research Center at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business dramatically demonstrates just how significant the role of agriculture is to Indiana's economy, according to its author, Tanya Hall.
I'm originally from a farm up that way, said Hall, who grew up in Woodburn. I'm very much aware that there is a disconnect. People are getting further and further away from the farm. The report is meant to bridge that disconnect and remind all Hoosiers how important agriculture is to Indiana.
She said the report is also meant to give an updated and more complete picture of the agricultural sector.
People tend to have an image of farming how it was in the 1940s. Today the reality is very different. Farming is very technically advanced, Hall said.
One reason the report is so important is it's very difficult to obtain a whole picture of the agricultural industry, she said. You see little snippets from various parts of agriculture, but not the whole.
Farming is about 5 percent of Indiana's total gross domestic product – a figure that underscores the federal farm bill's importance to the state just as that bill failed a House vote.
It's also interesting to hear how much each type of producer within the farming industry contributes. Corn remains king in Indiana, but some surprising up-and-coming agricultural industries are growing in economic importance.
It's nice to see some of the niche markets come into play, Hall said. One industry we are starting to see is aquaculture (fish farming). It's a quiet industry, but its numbers are increasing. It's going to be something to watch.


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Quigg happy to make sacrifices for stardom
11:18am Friday 24th October 2014
BURY world champion boxer Scott Quigg believes preparation is key to extending his unbeaten record in Liverpool next month.
Bury's Scott Quigg retains WBA super bantamweight belt with third-round stoppage of Stephane Jamoye
11:22pm Saturday 13th September 2014
SCOTT Quigg put in another scintillating display in a successful fourth defence of his WBA super bantamweight world title in Manchester tonight and then stated his desire to take on IBF champion Carl Frampton next.
Amir Khan American visa application declined
9:12am Friday 12th September 2014
Amir Khan's plans to travel to America this weekend have been halted after his visa application was declined.
Scott Quigg to defend WBA Super Bantamweight title against Paulus Ambunda on September 13
1:53pm Tuesday 5th August 2014
BURY boxing champion Scott Quigg will defend his WBA super bantamweight title against former world champion Paulus Ambunda at Manchester's Phones 4U Arena next month.
Bury world boxing champion Scott Quigg expecting ring return in September
2:01pm Friday 4th July 2014
BURY boxing world champion Scott Quigg is set to return to the ring in Manchester on Saturday, September 13.
Danny Watson toughs it out to claim seventh straight professional win
6:20am Monday 9th June 2014
LITTLE Lever boxer Danny Watson extended his winning record as a professional to seven straight victories at the Reebok Stadium on Saturday night, but admitted he made life difficult for himself.
'Electric' home support fires Haroon Khan to victory
6:20am Monday 9th June 2014
BOLTON boxer Haroon Khan says extending his unbeaten professional record in front of an "electric" home crowd made it an extra special Saturday night at the Reebok Stadium.
Haroon Khan maintains unbeaten record with fifth successive win on home soil at Bolton's Reebok Stadium
10:43pm Saturday 7th June 2014
BOLTON'S Haroon Khan made it five wins from five professional fights with a points victory over Hungary's Csaba Kovacs at the Reebok Stadium tonight.
Haroon Khan homes in on five-star show
8:00am Friday 6th June 2014
BOLTON boxer Haroon Khan fights in front of a hometown crowd for the first time as a professional tomorrow night, aiming to copy brother Amir and put on a blistering show.
Floyd Mayweather 'forced to cancel Bolton visit' - report
10:28am Thursday 5th June 2014
FLOYD Mayweather's planned visit to the Reebok Stadium, where he would have been the star attraction at a £200-a-head sportsman's dinner, has been cancelled, according to reports.
Amir Khan believes he is more suited to a higher weight division
8:00am Monday 2nd June 2014
BOLTON boxer Amir Khan believes his boxing mistakes are behind him after stepping up to welterweight with a comprehensive points victory over Luis Collazo in Las Vegas recently.
Boxer Scott Quigg sets sights on his next fight
7:00am Friday 30th May 2014
Scott Quigg is expected to announce his next fight within a week.
Amir Khan tips Carl Froch to beat George Groves
5:00am Friday 30th May 2014
AMIR Khan is tipping Carl Froch to beat George Groves tomorrow night.
Tyson Fury opens new Bolton gym aiming to make it a home of boxing champions
4:41pm Monday 19th May 2014
HEAVYWEIGHT star Tyson Fury wants to make Bolton the home of boxing champions.
Amir Khan invites Floyd Mayweather round for tea when he visits Bolton's Reebok Stadium
6:00am Tuesday 13th May 2014
AMIR Khan says he might invite Floyd Mayweather back to his Bolton home for a cup of tea and a chat when the American boxer visits the town next month.
Amir Khan night showed there's no place like Las Vegas on big fight night
12:20pm Saturday 10th May 2014
Bolton journalist Chris Flanagan was at Amir Khan's big fight in Las Vegas last weekend. Here, he tells why the American city is so special on big boxing nights.
Bolton boxer Amir Khan ready to bide his time to get match with Floyd Mayweather
9:00am Monday 5th May 2014
AMIR Khan is prepared to wait again for his chance to fight Floyd Mayweather – despite fulfilling his side of the bargain by cruising to victory against Luis Collazo.
Bolton boxer Amir Khan is on the verge of greatness says trainer Virgil Hunter
5:00am Monday 5th May 2014
AMIR Khan can reach "greatness" in boxing if he builds on his victory over Luis Collazo, according to trainer Virgil Hunter.
Classy Khan back with a bang - Amir defeats Collazo
10:28am Sunday 4th May 2014
AMIR Khan showed no sign of ring rust as he made a convincing debut in the welterweight division with a unanimous decision victory over the durable Luis Collazo.
Amir Khan knows he has to beat Luis Collazo to earn a shot at Floyd Mayweather
8:00am Saturday 3rd May 2014
AMIR Khan knows tonight's fight with Luis Collazo could be his last chance of earning a bout with Floyd Mayweather.
Amir Khan: It's time for me to show how good I am
5:16pm Thursday 1st May 2014
BOLTON superstar Amir Khan returns to the ring for the first time in 12 months in Las Vegas tomorrow night confident of victory in his first clash as a welterweight.
Long 'weight' over for Bolton boxer as Amir Khan gets back in the ring
8:00am Saturday 26th April 2014
BOLTON boxing superstar Amir Khan is ready for the step up a division and admits he should have made the move sooner.
Amir Khan aims to upstage Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas
7:00am Thursday 24th April 2014
AMIR Khan is vowing to steal the show from Floyd Mayweather when he fights as chief support to the American in Las Vegas on May 3.
Amir Khan hooks up with Floyd Mayweather advisor Al Haymon
7:00am Thursday 17th April 2014
BOLTON superstar Amir Khan has teamed up with influential boxing advisor Al Haymon.
Amir Khan to fight Luis Collazo on Mayweather bill in Las Vegas
4:21pm Monday 24th March 2014
Amir Khan will make his welterweight debut against former Ricky Hatton foe Luis Collazo on the undercard of Floyd Mayweather's fight with Marcos Maidana in Las Vegas on May 3.
Floyd Mayweather promises Amir Khan a match-up - if he can beat Adrien Broner
6:00am Tuesday 4th March 2014
FLOYD Mayweather has gone on record to say he will fight Amir Khan if the Bolton ace beats Adrien Broner in his next bout.
Amir Khan issues statement on Floyd Mayweather decision to fight Marcos Maidana
9:10pm Tuesday 25th February 2014
AMIR Khan issued a statement on Tuesday night following the official announcement confirming that Marcos Maidana will fight Floyd Mayweather on Saturday May 3.
Floyd Mayweather confirms he will not fight Amir Khan
10:52am Tuesday 25th February 2014
AMIR Khan has missed out on a multi-million pound super fight with Floyd Mayweather.
Amir Khan wins Floyd Mayweather Twitter vote to be world number one's next opponent
4:41pm Monday 10th February 2014
AMIR Khan took a major step towards his dream fight with Floyd Mayweather when he won a vote organised by the American.
Haroon Khan goes for fourth professional win on Friday night
5:40am Thursday 6th February 2014
BOLTON boxer Haroon Khan is itching to get back into the ring on Friday night.
Floyd Mayweather asks fans on Twitter if he should fight Amir Khan
2:09pm Monday 3rd February 2014
UNBEATEN world light-middleweight champion Floyd Mayweather Junior has asked his fans to decide whether Bolton boxer Amir Khan should be his next opponent.
Rick Godding hoping for an injury-free 2014 after nightmare year
2:21pm Monday 30th December 2013
ONE local boxer who will be glad to see the back of 2013 is Blackrod's Rick Godding.
Amir Khan leads the way for another belter of a year for Bolton's boxers
2:14pm Monday 30th December 2013
BOLTON boxing superstar Amir Khan had a memorable 2013 despite just one outing in the ring.
Heavyweight boxer Paul Drago extends unbeaten run with fifth professional win
12:58pm Monday 23rd December 2013
BOLTON-based heavyweight boxer Paul Drago ended 2013 with a fifth professional win against Tomas Mrazek at Lancashire County Cricket Club's Emirates Old Trafford yesterday.
Amir Khan believes he is close to Floyd Mayweather Junior fight
7:02pm Monday 16th December 2013
AMIR Khan is confident he is just weeks away from sealing a super-fight against Floyd Mayweather.
Haroon 'gutted' as tonight's fight is postponed
7:00am Saturday 14th December 2013
HAROON Khan's hopes of ending 2013 on a winning note tonight have been dashed after the postponement of a fourth professional outing in Wigan.
Scott Quigg eases to title defence in Manchester
12:49am Sunday 24th November 2013
BURY world champion boxer Scott Quigg put in an explosive display at the Phones4U arena in Manchester tonight to retain his WBA super-bantamweight crown against Diego Silva.
BOXING: Scott Quigg v Diego Silva
6:58pm Friday 22nd November 2013
Bury's Scott Quigg defends his WBA Super-bantamweight belt against Argentine boxer Diego Silva at Manchester's Phones4U Arena on Saturday night.
Scott Quigg so driven to take on the world
9:00am Thursday 21st November 2013
WHEN Scott Quigg left school aged just 14 to concentrate on his boxing, it was a gamble he was willing to take to make it all the way to the top of his sport.
Haroon Khan straight back in action on December 14
6:00am Monday 18th November 2013
HAROON Khan will waste no time getting back in the ring after winning his third straight fight as a pro on Friday night.
Haroon Khan, Paul Drago and Chris Jenkinson make it a knockout weekend
6:00am Monday 18th November 2013
HAROON Khan led the way in a successful weekend for three professional boxers from Bolton.
Haroon Khan and Paul Drago win professional bouts in Blackpool
11:28pm Friday 15th November 2013
HAROON Khan made it three wins in three professional fights with another impressive victory in Blackpool on Friday night.
Haroon Khan looking to emulate big brother Amir
11:28am Friday 15th November 2013
BOLTON boxer Haroon Khan is under no illusions the pressure will be on when he returns to ring for the first time in six months tonight.
Haroon Khan relishing return to the ring in Blackpool
8:00am Saturday 9th November 2013
Haroon Khan is chomping at the bit to get back into the ring on Friday at Blackpool's Winter Gardens.
Silva service next up for Scott Quigg
6:55pm Wednesday 6th November 2013
SCOTT Quigg will bid to mark his place in history when he makes the second defence of his world title against hard-hitting Argentinean Diego Silva in Manchester later this month.
Haroon Khan returns to the ring
11:05am Thursday 17th October 2013
HAROON Khan makes his third appearance as a professional next month. The brother of former world champion Amir, who only turned professional earlier this year, will fight at Blackpool's Winter Gardens on November 15.
All change to Amir Khan's fight plans
6:10am Monday 14th October 2013
AMIR Khan's chances of facing Floyd Mayweather in a career-defining fight may have taken a step closer with reports that his expected clash with Devon Alexander is off.
Danny Watson makes it five wins out of five
6:03pm Sunday 13th October 2013
Bolton's Danny Watson made it five wins in five professional fights when he beat Atherton's William Warburton on Saturday night.
Scott Quigg goes straight back into the ring
5:59pm Sunday 13th October 2013
BURY'S new world champion, Scott Quigg, has been given a high-profile fight on the undercard of next month's Carl Froch-George Groves bout in Manchester.
Scott Quigg retains world title after draw
11:46pm Saturday 5th October 2013
SCOTT Quigg drew his world title fight with Yoandris Salinas tonight, meaning he keeps the WBA super bantamweight world title he was previously given by default.


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Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing Brief Dynamic and Supportive Therapy with Waiting List Condition in Minor Depressive DisordersMaina G. · Forner F. · Bogetto F.
Mood and Anxiety Disorders Unit, Department of Neuroscience, University of Turin, Turin, Italy
Background: Although many evidences suggest the presence of specific therapeutic factors in brief dynamic therapy (BDT), few studies have investigated its efficacy in the treatment of depressive disorders in comparison to other psychotherapies. The aim of this study was to determine whether BDT is more effective than brief supportive psychotherapy (BSP) and waiting list condition in the treatment of minor depressive disorders. Method: Thirty patients with primary DSM-IV dysthymic disorder, depressive disorder not otherwise specified or adjustment disorder with depressed mood completed a randomized controlled trial with three treatment groups (BDT, BSP, waiting list condition). A 6-month follow-up was performed for patients treated with both psychotherapeutic approaches. Other psychiatric treatments were not permitted throughout the treatment period and the 6-month follow-up. Symptoms were assessed at baseline, at the end of treatment, and after 6 months of follow-up. Results: Patients treated with both psychotherapeutic approaches showed a significant improvement after treatment in comparison to non-treated controls, but BDT was more effective at follow-up evaluation. Conclusions: BDT is a promising treatment for minor depressive disorders. This study also suggests that BDT is more effective than supportive psychotherapy in improving the long-term outcome of depressive disorders.
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the manna ceased
Sermon shared by Ernest Canell
January 2001
Summary: What do we do if something we have been use to is no longer there?
Scripture: Joshua 5:6-5:12 (add scripture)
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Audience: Believer adults
ii. Pronouncement of the Passover-They observed the Passover in the new land. It was only celebrated once in the wilderness not celebrated again till King 23:22.
Kind of foreshadow of communion-remembrance of when they were saved in Egypt You do communion in remembrance of your salvation through Jesus� death burial and resurrection.
III. God prepares us to live a victorious life by His provision- Show the pepper corn. Illustration
Ps. 78 24,25 describes it as the corn of heaven
i. The day after they moved into living in the new land they ate unleavened cakes and parched grain(corn)-it was corn that was left when the people left in fear and ran for safety leaving what was in their barns and fields. Chapter 4:13 after they had heard what God was doing with the Israelites must have been a large amount, enough to feed. 40,000. God provided for them.
ii. Manna �What is it?� Exodus 16:14-15 had been provided for the Israelites for 40 years, Even when they were grumbling against God and he still [provided the manna. When they complained of having to eat only manna Nu.21:5-9 He sent a fiery serpents among them and they bit the people so that many of them died. But He still sent the manna.
When they disobeyed the Lords commands when warring with other people, but He still sent manna. When they complained of no meat He sent them Quail, it fell beside the camp. About a day�s journey on one side and a day�s journey on the other side and about two cubits deep on the surface of the ground, Because of the Lord�s anger He struck them with a very severe plaque. Many died that were greedy. But He still sent manna.
Does God provide for you when we are disobedient? When you grumble about your situation, when you complain that you want it the way it use to be,, does He still provide manna for you?
40 years you think they got use to that manna being provided every day?
iii. Verse12�And the manna ceased-When the Promised Land was provided
1. There is a type of manna in your lives that should cease. Romans 13:14 �But on the Lord Jesus Christ and make no provision for the flesh in regards to it�s lust.� The Manna that you provide for yourself. That manna has to cease.
2. The things you feed your mind that are ungodly- that manna must cease
The unforgiveness you keep feeding yourself- the manna must cease
Any provisions that you feed your self to satisfy the lust of your flesh- that manna has to cease.
1. There are thing that we are blessed with that are provisions from the Lord and when they cease what do you do then?
2. Maybe you have lost a loved one�the manna ceased
3. Maybe you lost your job�And the manna ceased
4. Maybe you have been betrayed by a family member or a friend- the manna ceased
5. Maybe you lost a loved pastor and friend- the manna ceased
6. Maybe your health was good and now there is problem- the manna ceased
7. What do we do when the manna ceases
I. The thing or person you once trusted is no longer there- like the manna was no longer provided for. We want to go back to the old way. Some people kept going back but nothing is there. We need to look at the past but not live there. Can�t it�s not there. You may want it to be there, desire things not to change but they just continue to change. I�m sure there were Israelites that went
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The Estate Grown Cabernet Sauvignon was harvested at 25.6 Brix and gently crushed into open top stainless steel fermentation tanks. The skins and juice were allowed to "cold soak" for a number of days prior to the addition of cultured yeast. This process creates darker colors and enhances the ripeness of flavors. After fermentation was completed, the finished wine was drawn off and the skins were pressed. 100% of the vintage was aged in small oak barrels, the majority being from French forests, for 22 months. Gentle racking of the barrels allowed for the removal of solids without filtration.
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The Gordon Brothers vineyards were established in 1980. They have planted a total of 95 acres, consisting of 25 acres of Chardonnay, 21 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, 20 acres of Merlot, 15 acres of Syrah, 14 acres of Sauvignon Blanc, and one acre of Gewurztraminer. The vineyards lie on a perfectly oriented south-facing slope ranging from an elevation of 600 to 682 feet above sea...Read More About Gordon Brothers
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Notebook: Al Golden says Duke Johnson (ankle) 100 percent for Georgia Tech
- 2:30 pm Wednesday, October 1st, 2014 by Matt Porter
CORAL GABLES — Al Golden said he does not believe the sprained ankle Duke Johnson suffered last week will not affect him Saturday at Georgia Tech.
"He was great today," Golden said of Johnson, who wore a heavy bandage and ran with a limp earlier in the week. "One hundred percent. He was ready to go."
The injury was to his right ankle, the same one he broke last Nov. 2 against Florida State, an injury that necessitated season-ending surgery and caused him to miss spring practices. Johnson has said this fall he no longer feels pain in the ankle, which was repaired [More]
An educated guess at a pre-Louisville Miami Hurricanes depth chart, Al Golden says 'deuces'
- 2:06 pm Thursday, August 28th, 2014 by Matt Porter
CORAL GABLES – With the season-opener less than five days away, UM coach Al Golden has not released a final depth chart. UM will practice until Saturday, giving players to make last-minute cases for playing time.
Based on what we've seen all camp, let's assess potential starters, in order of "position is almost certainly settled" to "completely up in the air."
Let's talk defense, first
Three seniors who have played a lot the last three years – middle linebacker Denzel Perryman, defensive end Anthony Chickillo, defensive tackle Olsen Pierre – are sure to start against Louisville. Write those in pen. Perryman's backup [More]
Camp notes: Hurricanes cornerbacks competing for playing time
- 9:11 am Thursday, August 21st, 2014 by Matt Porter
CORAL GABLES — Forget the quarterbacks. The hottest battle at Greentree Practice Fields might be among UM's cornerbacks.
Last year's starters, Tracy Howard and Ladarius Gunter, are hardly locked in to No. 1 status this year. Pushing Howard, a junior, and Gunter, a senior, are sophomores Corn Elder and Artie Burns and junior Antonio Crawford.
All five are competing for the two starting jobs and a role in UM's nickel package (five defensive backs). But even if they aren't on the field for the first snap Sept. 1 at Louisville, they might get in soon after.
"It's a demanding position," coach Al Golden said. "We play a lot [of cornerbacks]. They're [More]
Al Golden talks decision to sit Jake Heaps, QB race
- 12:08 pm Wednesday, August 20th, 2014 by Matt Porter
Coach Al Golden said on WQAM he wanted to sit Jake Heaps from Monday's scrimmage to rest his tired arm, but that decision does not mean he's made the choice to start Brad Kaaya against Louisville.
Speaking on the Joe Rose Show after 6 a.m. Wednesday, Golden said sitting Heaps was "my decision" and a choice made to not damage his arm.
"Talking to Jake yesterday, he's 100—I wouldn't say he's 100 percent, but he's ready to go today," Golden said, catching himself. "He feels good. Because we held him out of the scrimmage, he had three and a half days [More]
Brad Kaaya, Jake Heaps co-starters on Hurricanes' first 2014 depth chart
- 3:20 pm Thursday, August 14th, 2014 by Matt Porter
CORAL GABLES – Brad Kaaya, who was doggedly recruited by UM before he signed in February, is the Hurricanes' apparent quarterback of the future.
Coach Al Golden isn't saying whether the future is here.
Kaaya, a freshman who arrived in late May from suburban Los Angeles, was listed as a co-starter on UM's first depth chart of training camp along with Jake Heaps, a 23-year-old graduate transfer who played last year at Kansas.
Day 10 camp report: Hurricanes discuss scrimmage, quarterback battle
- 12:29 pm Thursday, August 14th, 2014 by Matt Porter
CORAL GABLES – If this is the company line, everyone's sticking to it: the UM quarterback battle is neck-and-neck.
The Hurricanes got back to work Thursday after a day off (Tuesday) and their first scrimmage of camp (Wednesday). Thursday's morning practice was largely without pads, but UM ran full-steam through an 11-on-11 period at the end.
As in the scrimmage, UM's defense tried to put the heat on freshman quarterback Brad Kaaya and grad transfer Jake Heaps.
"They all look good. You're going to make mistakes, but as far as being under pressure, they did a great job," senior middle linebacker Denzel Perryman [More]
Hurricanes S Rayshawn Jenkins says he's "not playing this year"
- 10:59 pm Wednesday, August 13th, 2014 by Matt Porter
Following the Hurricanes' first scrimmage of training camp, junior safety Rayshawn Jenkins apparently shared some bad news on social media.
After 9 p.m. Wednesday, Jenkins posted the following to his Facebook account:
"Will not be playing this season but I wish my boys the best. I would do anything to be out there with them but everything happens for a reason.#CaneGang#MinorSetBackMajorComeBack"
Soon after, a family member posted well wishes to his Facebook account. "Prayers out to my big bro, he will not play this season for he will be recovering," wrote Elise Jenkins, a senior at Jenkins' alma mater St. Petersburg-Admiral Farragut Academy. Several teammates [More]
Duke Johnson, Dallas Crawford shine in Miami Hurricanes camp scrimmage No. 1
- 3:59 pm Wednesday, August 13th, 2014 by Matt Porter
The Hurricanes held their first scrimmage of camp Wednesday, and it was closed to the media.
Never fear. I took action:
All joking aside, holding closed scrimmages during camp is a very common practice. So, thanks to information UM released to the media, here is what we know about the scrimmage.
Again, all this information comes from UM:
Ten thoughts on Miami Hurricanes' football home run derby [VIDEO]
- 11:36 pm Tuesday, August 12th, 2014 by Matt Porter
What did the Hurricanes do with their off-day? We know at least one activity: they held a home-run derby.
Here's the highlight video:
Ten thoughts:
Day 3 practice notes: Jake Heaps, Brad Kaaya standing out in QB race
- 9:56 pm Thursday, August 7th, 2014 by Matt Porter
CORAL GABLES – It's too early to call Jake Heaps the leader in UM's quarterback race. The Hurricanes haven't conducted a hard-hitting, full-out practice in full pads. They are days away from their first scrimmage.
But it's clear Heaps, the 23-year-old graduate transfer who came from Kansas looking to win the starting job, is having a strong camp.


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The Radar: The top travel news, stories, trends, and ideas from across the web. Got Radar? Follow us on Twitter @NatGeoTravel and tag your favorite travel stories with #NGTRadar. Check back on the blog each Wednesday for our Travel Lately roundup.
Urban Insider Annie Fitzsimmons gives us the goods on the best microbreweries and pubs in Prague.
One of the few Central European capitals to survive the bombs of World War II, Prague stepped into the 21st century looking, more or less, as if it were stuck in the Middle Ages. "Tourism thrives in Prague because of its history. Her old towers, bridges, and churches tell a story," says Karin Líšková, manager of Hotel U Zeleného Hroznu. "Visitors want to experience Prague as it was before, in the old times."
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I started playing in an orchestra when I was ten years old, and ever since then I've had a fascination with all things musical. To my surprise, on a recent trip to Prague I discovered the Czech capital has a hotel devoted entirely to music. The aptly-named Aria Hotel is located in the Malá Strana…
Say what you will about caffeine-giant Starbucks. Because apparently, Prague is saying only good things. In January, Starbucks opened its first location in the Czech Republic. The retailer is located in an 1874 building (which, appropriately, used to be a coffee house), and includes the building's original flooring, "use of recommended paint color palettes, maintenance…


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David F. Levi
|David F. Levi
|14th Dean of Duke Law School
|Assumed office
July 1, 2007
|Preceded by
|Katharine Bartlett
|Judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California
|In office
October 1, 1990 – June 30, 2007
|Nominated by
|George H. W. Bush
|Preceded by
|Edward Dean Price
|Succeeded by
|John A. Mendez
|United States Attorney for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California
|In office
|Nominated by
|Ronald Reagan
|Preceded by
|Donald B. Ayer
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August 29, 1951
Chicago, Illinois
|United States
|Nancy Ranney
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|Stanford Law School
Harvard University
David F. Levi (born August 29, 1951)[1] is a U.S. jurist and current Dean of the Duke University School of Law.[2] From 1990–2007, he was a Judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California, serving as Chief Judge since 2003.[3] At the time Levi left the bench, he was widely considered to be one of the top federal judges in the nation.[4][5] He has been mentioned as a possible nominee to the Supreme Court.[6][7]
Levi was born in Chicago, Illinois. His father was Edward H. Levi,[8] a former president of the University of Chicago and United States Attorney General under President Gerald R. Ford.[9] He received an undergraduate degree from Harvard College, in History and Literature (magna cum laude) in 1972 and then entered the graduate program in history at Harvard where he eventually specialized in English legal history. He received his law degree in 1980 from the Stanford Law School, where he graduated Order of the Coif and was President of the Stanford Law Review.
From 1980 to 1981 he served as clerk for Judge Ben C. Duniway of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and from 1981 to 1982 as clerk for Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell. In 1983, he joined the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of California as a prosecutor. In 1986 he was appointed by President Ronald Reagan as the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of California. Levi directed a major corruption investigation involving several California legislators and was also a member of the Attorney General's Advisory Committee and Chair of the Public Corruption Committee of United States Attorneys.[10] In 1990 he was appointed by President George H. W. Bush as a judge to the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California. He became Chief Judge of the Eastern District of California in May 2003.
In 1994 Levi was appointed by Chief Justice William Rehnquist to the Advisory Committee on the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. He was appointed Chair of the Civil Rules Committee in 2000.[11] In October 2003 he was appointed Chair of the Standing Committee on the Rules of Practice and Procedure, which sits at the top of the federal judiciary's rulemaking process; in 2010 he was reappointed by Chief Justice John Roberts to serve as a member of that committee.
He was the first president and a founder of the Milton L. Schwartz American Inn of Court, now the Schwartz-Levi American Inn of Court, at the King Hall School of Law, University of California at Davis, and has served as Chair of the Ninth Circuit's Task Force on Race, Religious and Ethnic Fairness and as the President of the Ninth Circuit District Judges Association.
In 2005, Levi was elected to the Council of the American Law Institute (ALI). A member of the ALI since 1991, Judge Levi was an Adviser to its Federal Judicial Code Revision Project and an Adviser to the Institute's new Principles of the Law of Aggregate Litigation. He was elected a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2007.
He is coauthor of Federal Trial Objections (James 2002). In 2010, he was named to the board of directors of Equal Justice Works.[12] He is on the Rehnquist Center's National Board of Advisers.[13]
His brother, John G. Levi,[14] introduced Barack and Michelle Obama.[15][16] His cousin Daniel Meltzer is a former White House Counsel.[17] His great-grandfather was A.G. Becker.
See also[edit]
- ^ date & year of birth according to LCNAF CIP data
- ^ http://www.dukealumni.com/olc/pub/DUKE/filemanager/TheDukeIdea/docs/lawdayspeech.pdf
- ^ http://www.fjc.gov/servlet/tGetInfo?jid=1387
- ^ http://volokh.com/posts/1167847219.shtml
- ^ http://media.www.dukechronicle.com/media/storage/paper884/news/2009/07/01/TheDevilsDetails/The-Right.Idea.For.Alumni-3750040.shtml
- ^ http://abovethelaw.com/2007/01/musical-chairs-chief-judge-david-levi-to-become-dean-david-levi/
- ^ http://volokh.com/archives/archive_2005_05_22-2005_05_28.shtml#1116979797
- ^ http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/189765-1
- ^ http://select.nytimes.com/2007/08/28/opinion/28brooks.html?_r=1
- ^ http://articles.latimes.com/1989-06-05/news/mn-1282_1_political-corruption-attorney-david-f-levi
- ^ http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/clp_11-18-02.htm
- ^ http://www.equaljusticeworks.org/about/board#Levi
- ^ http://www.rehnquistcenter.org/advisors.cfm
- ^ http://www.sidley.com/levi_john/
- ^ http://www.slate.com/id/2176683/
- ^ http://www.thecrimson.harvard.edu/article.aspx?ref=525043
- ^ http://whorunsgov.com/Profiles/Daniel_Meltzer
External links[edit]
- 1951 births
- American legal scholars
- Duke University School of Law faculty
- Harvard University alumni
- Judges of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California
- Living people
- People from Chicago, Illinois
- American Jews
- Stanford Law School alumni
- Law clerks of the Supreme Court of the United States
- United States Attorneys for the Eastern District of California
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I posted earlier the teaser that Marvel released today for a July Captain Marvel title. I've noticed much discussion in the comments about who that Captain Marvel might be. And now comes word via Bleeding Cool that sounds just about right - Captain Marvel is Carol Danvers and the writer is Kelly Sue DeConnick.
This would, of course, give Marvel back a standalone female-led title, a good thing given the buzz around their cancellation of X-23, the only female-led ongoing it was publishing. It also gives Kelly Sue DeConnick, one of the best new comic writers to emerge at the big two over the last two years, a regular title.
A female led title written by a woman? Let's hope this one is true.
Really, really hope this is true, because it sounds AWESOME.
Yeah … if this is true, I'm totally buying it.
This is gonna be great!
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On our beautiful blue planet, the sea covers more than 70% of the surface. Far more species live in the oceans than on land. The marine environment provides livelihoods and food for hundreds of millions of people.
But the world's oceans, seas and coasts are under severe strain. The biggest threats right now are overfishing, climate change and pollution.
Only 1.2% of our oceans are officially protected - something that urgently needs to change. Which is why that's a key focus of our marine work.
'Marine Protected Areas' (MPAs) can help support wildlife, allow fish stocks to be replenished, and help increase the resilience of marine ecosystems and coastal communities to the impacts of climate change.
Fishing isn't a problem - overfishing is
Fishing can be a sustainable, renewable resource - but only if it's properly managed. A collapse in fish stocks through overfishing is devastating for the marine environment and the whole food chain, including us. Sadly, it's already happened in a number of places.
Did you know…
- Four-fifths of the world's main fish stocks are exploited to the limit or beyond sustainable levels.
- Every year millions of tonnes of 'bycatch', including 300,000 mammals, are caught accidentally in fishing equipment
- Estimates indicate that around 19% of coral reefs have been lost, 15% are seriously threatened in the short-term and a further 20% are under threat of loss by 2050.
How we work
We work with governments, industry and communities to protect marine wildlife, the natural environment and the food supply and livelihoods of people who depend on the oceans.
At WWF-UK we're not just concerned about British or European seas and coastlines - which themselves are home to a number of (perhaps surprisingly) diverse and dramatic species and ecosystems.
But the sea connects the whole world in so many ways - not least through the food or goods we buy that are sourced from or transported on the oceans. The fact is, to address the root causes of marine problems, and the unsustainable use of our seas, we need to work at global as well as local levels.
So we're involved in a number of vital projects all around the world to help protect our oceans…
Where we work - from the poles to the tropics
The Arctic Ocean and Southern Ocean are two of WWF's largest iconic priority places, covering 73 million sq km across two entire oceans. They contain some of the world's most intact ecosystems, but they are threatened by rapid climate change and at risk from a range of human activities including fishing, mineral development and shipping.
The Arctic faces serious pressures from the impacts of climate change and potentially damaging human activities including illegal fishing, oil and gas development and shipping. We are working to protect key habitats, close sensitive areas to the oil and gas industry, and ensure fishing is managed sustainably.
Antarctic/Southern Ocean
Climate change, both legal and pirate (illegal) fishing and pollution are just some of the threats facing Antarctica, the surrounding Southern Ocean, and the millions of creatures who depend on these icy waters and lands. We're trying to safeguard the region in a number of ways – including the creation of a 2 million sq km network of protected areas in the Southern Ocean.
Tropical coastal ecosystems are some of the most biodiverse in the world. Conservation and effective management is critical there to protect globally important populations of iconic and threatened species, as well as providing essential food supply and livelihoods to local communities.
Coral Triangle
One third of the world's coral reefs are in an area called the Coral Triangle in the South Pacific. These reefs cover over 100,000 sq km and the region supports around 25,000 'endemic' plants (found nowhere else on Earth), 180 endemic threatened birds, 170 endemic threatened mammals and over 100 endemic threatened amphibians. The Coral Triangle also has the highest diversity of coral reef fishes and the highest number of endemic reef fish species in the world - with over 35% of the world's coral reef fish species. We want to protect the spectacular biodiversity of the marine environment here and provide sustainable benefits for coastal communities.
Coastal East Africa/western Indian Ocean
We're working with governments and coastal communities to secure a healthy marine environment along 4,600km of the Indian Ocean coastlines of Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique in East Africa. The open waters, coral reefs, mud flats, rocky shores, seagrass beds and mangrove forests support a rich variety of marine life that needs urgent protection.
Ocean Governance
Over the period 2009 - 2013, we worked with fishermen, retailers, the fish processing industry and other stakeholders for an ambitious reform of the European Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) through our More Fish Campaign to promote healthy seas and sustainably caught seafood for the future. The new CFP is an improvement on its predecessor but what is needed now is effective implementation and it is this that we will be working on over the coming years, in the hope of achieving truly sustainable fisheries across Europe.
We also need to influence other EU legislation on the way we govern the use of our seas. EU member states are establishing new ways to monitor the health of our seas under the Marine Strategy Framework Directive. New legislation is being considered for Marine Spatial Planning and Integrated Coastal Zone Management.
These laws should consider the needs of the whole marine ecosystem rather than focus on individual human activities such as fishing. Key to their effective implementation will be the governance mechanisms put in place for delivery. It is here that WWF is trying hard to ensure that there is a major shift in how we manage our seas, to see an end to single sector / area management and a more holistic, multiple sector / cross boundary approach with stakeholders playing a role in the decision making process. A good example of this is our demonstration project in the Celtic seas.
Key issues - for WWF and oceans
Sustainable Fisheries
Some fishing practices have become a major threat to the health of our oceans, destroying or altering the physical environment and changing the habitat where marine animals live.
The current crisis facing worldwide fish stocks, and increasing reports of the impacts of fishing activities on the wider marine environment, have heightened consumer concerns and raised issues about the fish we eat.
Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) reform
The European Union voted through the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy in early 2013, following our long-running campaign involving governments, businesses, other environmental organisations and the general public to secure the best deal for the health of our seas. This provides a real possibility that our fisheries will be able to recover from decades of overfishing - and we are committed to working with stakeholders to ensure that the new legislation is implemented.
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As the global population continues to increase, demand for seafood is growing rapidly. Consumers can make a difference to the way our fish stocks are managed. By only choosing fish from healthy, responsibly managed sources, look for the Marine Stewardship Council logo on fish products, you can help drive the market towards sustainable seafood.
Seafood trade is a global business - the UK has imported seafood from over 85 countries around the world. We're working on sustainable seafood involving a wide range of stakeholders from fisheries, processors, retailers to consumers to help safe guard our precious marine resources and environment.
Aquaculture is an important industry in the UK, and is the fastest growing food production system in the world. Farmed fish and shellfish make up a significant proportion of the fish on retailers shelves and in restaurants.
But the impacts from aquaculture can have an effect on nearby marine environments, so we've helped develop a certification scheme called the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) to help reduce the impacts. Look for products with the ASC logo, which will be available soon.
Reducing bycatch
It's estimated that bycatch - accidental catching of non-target species - represents 40% of global marine catches. Many of these species are threatened or endangered and include dolphins, whales, seabirds and turtles.
In 2000, global longline fisheries caught more than 250,000 endangered loggerhead turtles and critically endangered leatherback turtles, while bycatch of albatrosses remains a critical threat to these iconic seabirds.
Stronger bycatch legislation and incentives for the industry to change are critical to address this issue.
We're working with governments and industry to get a better understanding of the scale of the issue. We're also working closely and successfully with the fishing industry to trial the uptake of more selective equipment.
In the Coral Triangle, we've been partnering with businesses and local fishing communities to trial and roll out the conversion to 'circle' hooks in longline fisheries, which can reduce bycatch rates by up to 90%.
This includes training fishermen in how to remove hooks from turtles using 'de-hookers'. We're also strongly advocating transparency and verification systems so that circle-hook caught tuna can be documented along the entire supply chain.
Our significant work on bycatch reduction has already led to important policy changes. At the 2010 Coral Triangle business forum, President Arroyo of the Philippines announced the conversion of the Philippine longline fleets to circle hooks.
Here's a good 10-minute summary filmed by MSC about the urgent need for clear, sustainable fishing standards - to make sure we can protect the world's oceans, sealife and marine ecosystems for future generations...


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The Belgian Malinois have a body that is often described as square, as that is the shape they have in appearance when the legs and topline are viewed from the side. The chest is deep. The topline is level sloping slightly at the withers. The overall size of the head is in proportion to the body. The skull is flat with the width and length being of the same distance. The muzzle is somewhat pointed and equal in length to the top of the skull with a moderate stop. The nose is black and so are the tight lips. The teeth meet in a scissors or level bite. The medium sized, almond-shaped eyes are brown. The erect ears are triangle in shape. The tail is strong at the base with the bone reaching to the hock. The feet are cat-like in shape. Dewclaws may be removed. The weather resistant, double-coat is short and straight. The coat color comes in rich fawn to red to mahogany to black, with black tips on the hairs. The mask and ears are black. Underneath the body, the tail and back end are a lighter fawn. The hair around the neck looks like a collar as it is slightly longer.
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The Belgian Malinois is one of four Belgian Sheepdogs. A very bright and obedient dog, they are determined and observant with strong protective and territorial instincts. Socialize well to prevent them from becoming shy or sensitive. The Belgian Malinois needs an experienced master who is firm, but not heavy handed. If you are harsh or overbearing they will become uncooperative. Owners need to display a confident, natural authority over the dog. Consistent rules must be set and made clear. This breed is instinctively protective so it should be trained and socialized very well from an early age. Puppies should be socialize right from birth. Good for working and competition obedience. These dogs make excellent police and guard dogs. This type of work is currently their main occupation. They do however, make excellent pets if they have owners who can challenge their minds with an air of leadership. They are ever watchful, alert and loyal. Belgian Malinois are good with children if socialized well with them. This breed needs to be part of the family and not locked up in a kennel. They need leadership, daily exercise along with training and companionship, for without it they may become destructive and hard to handle. The Belgian Malinois is high energy, with a high mental capacity, and are quick to comprehend. They need a job to do, especially if you are dealing with working lines. Take care when introducing this dog with small non-canine pets. They can be rather dominant toward other dogs and need an owner who can communicate to the dog that dominance is an unwanted behavior. Provided they are correctly socialized with cats and other pets, they should not present any problems. Belgian Malinois may instinctively display herding behavior such as chasing and circling, moving effortlessly for hours and nipping at people's heels. They must be taught not to do this to people. This is a very demanding dog. It needs an experienced owner for it can easily be difficult to control unless the owner knows how to handle him. The way the owner handles the dog can produce wide differences in temperament and aggressiveness. Talk to someone experienced with the breed before you buy your dog. These dogs are often impressive; don't base your purchase solely on achievement records and appearances. Only adopt this type of dog if you fully understand what it means to be alpha.
Height, Weight :
Height: Dogs 24-26 inches (61-66 cm.) Bitches 22-24 inches (56-61 cm.) Weight: 55-65 pounds (24-29 kg.)
Health Problems :
This hardy, healthy breed has no major health concerns. Some minor concerns that have been seen are skin allergies, eye problems, excessive shyness, excessive aggressiveness and occasionally seen hip dysplasia and elbow dysplasia.
Living Conditions :
The Belgian Malinois will do okay in an apartment if it is sufficiently exercised. It is moderately active indoors and will do best with at least an average-sized yard. This breed prefers cool climates, but adapts well to others. It can live outdoors but would much rather be with his people.
Exercise :
This is a working dog that is accustomed to an active outdoor life. As such it needs a lot of exercise, including a long daily walk. In addition, they will greatly benefit being off the leash as much as possible in a safe area.
Life Expectancy :
About 12-14 years
Litter Size :
Average 6 - 10 puppies
Grooming :
The smooth, short-haired coat of the Malinois is easy to groom. Brush regularly with a firm bristle brush and bathe only if it is absolutely necessary, as bathing removes the waterproofing of the coat. This breed is a light constant shedder, but sheds heavily twice a year.
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The Belgian Malinois was named after the Belgian city of Malines. While the Belgian Malinois is still rare in the USA, it is popular in Belgium, it's country of origin. It is one of the four varieties of the Belgian Sheepdogs, the Belgian Malinois, Belgian Tervuren, Belgian Groenendael, and the less popular Belgian Laekenois, which all share a common foundation. In most countries and breed clubs all four dogs are considered the same breed with different varieties in coat types. All four dogs share a breed standard in all countries accept for the AKC who since 1959 recognizes them as separate breeds and does not recognize one of the four (the Laekenois), whereas the UKC, who is also a U.S. registry does recognize all four varieties as one breed. Versatile and highly intelligent, all four varieties of the Belgian Sheepdog excel at a variety of talents, including but not limited to police work such as, narcotics and bomb detection, protection and schutzhund, search and rescue, also obedience, agility, tracking, herding, sled and cart pulling and as a guide for the blind and assistant to the disabled. These high energy, extremely intelligent dogs need leadership, to be challenged, and well exercised daily and therefore are not for everyone, but can make an excellent family companion with the right owners. The Belgian Malinois was the first of the four sheepdogs to establish type. Until the other four were established in type they were called "Berger Belge a poil court autre que Malinois", which meant "Belgian short-coated Sheepdog who is not the Malinois." Today all four sheepdogs are popular in Belgian. Today the Laekenois and Malinois more often used as working type dogs, than the Belgian Groenendael and Tervuren but all types still make excellent workers.
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Students on the dialogue entitled "Disarmament Diplomacy, International Security, and Humanitarian Action" in Geneva traveled with Professor Garcia to the International Committee of the Red Cross, where they learned about International Humanitarian Law. They met with the UN Rapporteur on Extra-Judicial Killings, who gave a report on the use of drones and future potential uses of autonomous weapons systems. Along this report, the group met campaigners from the "Stop Killer Robots" campaign, recently launched worldwide. Among the activists, they also interacted with the Human Rights Watch and Reaching Critical Will.
Professor Garcia and her students also met the chiefs of Secretariats helping states to implement international treaties on weapons such as the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Treaty, the Certain Weapons Convention, the Biological Weapons Convention secretariat. They spent several days studying the mine and cluster munitions bans, and on those days, met some of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize Laureates.
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In addition to Maureen Underhill's visit from Northeastern, the group was also graced with the presence of Angela Loporto and Joanna Lazarek from our office of International Co-ops. Northeastern will have at least three new co-ops in Geneva starting in the fall! Three Northeastern alumni, M. Corral, A. Loporto, and D. Royster, and our graduate student, Mladen Mrdalj, were Professor Garcia's co-leaders in this incredible experience.


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Finedene Sauce is to Guam what ketchup is to the mainland as a condiment but with a lot more nutritional value and flavor. It hits all the right notes; tart, tangy, slightly salty, spicy, and just plain tasty! I first tasted Finedene Sauce at what used to be the Georgia Street Grill and thankfully Cindy at The Good Day Café kept serving this sauce when she bought the restaurant. Chamorro cooking is one that I am planning to add to my repertoire this summer
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Here is my favorite version from Christina Magtoto, dip into it or pour it over EVERYTHING. Islanders NEVER do without it, and off-island visitors bring this fabulous Guamanian recipe back home.
1 cup lemon juice and rind
2/3 cup soy sauce
1 cup chopped onion
2 stalks of green onion, chopped
10-12 medium hot peppers, chopped or mashed according to your 'heat' preference
Cherry tomatoes - sliced
Cucumbers - sliced
Make this a few hours ahead or the night before. Mix all ingredients together and store the Finandene in the refrigerator until you're ready to serve!
Pour it over rice (a standard for ALL Guamanians and found at every party), over barbecued, grilled or fried chicken, steaks, ribs, fish, and vegetables. The sauce, because of its lemon base, gets tastier every day. Make sure to store unused sauce in the refrigerator and enjoy for weeks afterwards.
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Enjoy and have fun,
If I may ask Brink, what's the icon for the hard drive you used in the screenshot? Where can I find that?
Hi Jim,
It's the same one boxed in red below step 4 (How to Use a DLL OR EXE Icon Library File) in Method One. imageres.dll,30
I believe you will only see that icon when it is used as a larger icon like for a shortcut instead of this smaller drive icon.
I'm sorry, where can I find that and what would I enter into the registry key to use it?
Also, we're talking about the black hard drive icon right?
Nope, I thought you meant the default one. LOL
It took a bit to find it again but here it is:
HDD_Black.zip < Click to Download
You can add it by using Method One in this tutorial and type the path of where you will have the icon stored in step 17.
Thank you.
You welcome Jim.
shawn, if use method two, are removable drives or USB port icon also changed? i've got 4 usb port, so can i change it into 4 diffrent icon??
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As long as they each show up with a driver letter in Computer, then you should be able to change each icon for them per drive letter using Method Two.
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