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Discussion in 'GBAtemp & Scene News' started by TPi, Dec 27, 2005.
is this the first green cart? and this is really big
No, the cart is not green. Is only my scanner, which sometimes scan so bad.
What's with all of these demos? Are they actually released, or are they placeholders?
All released. I own some from these Demos and all exist as real cartridges. You can see them sometimes in stores in Demo units.
oh, okay
Oh yeah, I know they're all real, what I meant to say was have they all been dumped, or are they just place holders?
So does that mean you forced those demo units so you could steal the cartridges
No, I would never steal them. I just buy them from other guys. Not sure where they get them, but I buy them.
well, i talked to my nintendo lady the other day, and she said when they put the new demos in the systems, most of the times she gets to keep the demos herself. So she usually gives it to the first person who asks her. I was there when she took out the MPFH game, and she just gave it to me, so now i have 2 MPFHs.

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Steps to download Pokémon Go on iOS devices:
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- Create a new Apple ID for the region that you've selected, by going to appleid.apple.com/account. It's best to make these changes using a computer so you don't have to enter any credit card details.
- After entering your details, hit "Continue" and follow the steps to verify the account.
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On February 17th, Reuters examined the impact of bullying on youth and the results are more disturbing than many may expect. According to a recent study, "the negative physical and mental effects tied to bullying among children and teens may accumulate throughout the years." Perhaps more troubling, the same study revealed that teens who had been bullied in the past and those currently being bullied tended to have a lower quality of life, compared to those who were bullied less or not at all. One woman, teacher Trudi Carter, now suggests society use a fresh approach with children to act as the remedy to bullying – creative writing that focuses on solving problems with compassion and kindness.
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Welcome to Hungry Hippo's Guide to Ashe. Ashe is a ranged AD carry with a heavy focus on CC. Compared to other ranged DPS champs, her damage output is very weak. She doesn't scale with items very well like Vayne or deal strong AoE damage like Corki but what makes ashe is her big arrow which is a fantastic initiating ability and in some cases counter initiation.
A good Ashe must also understand positioning. If you're out of position you're probably dead so be careful of where you are standing.
Aoe Slow
Global Stun Ulti
Hawkshot great for map control
Item/Damage scaling is meh
No natural escapes
decent early early game, weak after level 7
I will touch on all these pros and cons in the guide.
Reds - Armor Penetration because it lets your auto attacks and W hit harder. You can also do Flat AD damage if you suck at last hitting, your W also scales 1:1 with your AD so that isn't so bad but if you do take the Flat AD route you will need to get a last whisper even if they don't stack armor.
Yellows - Armor. Early game Ashe wins most trades, midgame... she falls off some so armor really helps with laning.
Blues - If you're laning vs pure AD get MR/lvl if you're laning vs AP or AD with magic abilities go flat MR.
Quints - AD or or armor pen. I prefer flat AD Quints and armor pen Reds for a good balance of damage and last hitting.
If you're solo laning start out with boots and 3 pots in case you get ganked and to help with harrassing and running away if you get harrassed. If you're laning with a support/healer start with a dorans blade to help with last hitting and with extra survivability.
Check my item build, its what everyone does for every AD carry. If the enemy literally has no armor items you can trade last whisper for black cleaver. The last item is up to you. If you're great at kiting and the enemy has no blinks or dashes to get in your face get frozen mallet for the ultimate lulz other wise I am a fan of banshee's veil or quick silver sash
Skill Sequence
I think this is pretty obvious, put one point in E at lvl 4 for map awareness then level it up last. If your lane is an uber boring farm fest I'd consider leveling E over W and Q if you're just a beast at passively farming.
Summoner Spells
Flash is a must. You can use it to flash over walls which is super helpful. I also recommend getting ghost to help with escapes and chasing. You don't really need exhaust as you have a strong slow to chase and to kite. Heal bait is also real strong and something worth looking at.
Ashe is actually pretty strong at lower levels. An early game crit is super strong and can do some real damage. Same with going AA -> W --> AA for some big damage but once you hit level 6-12 your damage really falls off compared to other AD carries, the big advantage though is that you're super easy to gank for. Arrow them and then your jungler walks in and you do naughty things to them. Do this over and over and over until you win because the enemy AD won't have a chance to farm up at all.
Team Comps. Ashe is a utility AD carry, she isn't like vayne or kog of the hyper AD carry so make sure that your team picks up champions that can deal lots of damage because you're high on the CC and low on the damage.
Early game just concentrate on farming, since your ulti is on a relatively low cooldown your jungler can gank every minute and a half or so.
Like I mentioned before, where you are standing in relation to the enemy team and your team is key. mid/late game ashe can be killed in a second or two if you decide to lead your team around the map. This is a nono. You should be behind everyone else on your team and let your tank/offtank lead the way. If you ever see a favorable situation eg. Any enemy squishy, feel free to let an arrow loose so that your team can destroy that unfortunate stunned soul.
The one thing that I really want all of you to remember is, let your team engage first and fight for a couple seconds so that their tank/melee dps doesn't insta kill you. As a DPS champ just aim for who ever is closest to you. More often than not their carries will be behind their tanks so just take their tank down first and to be honest, this shouldn't be a problem if you're farmed. That last whisper should let you rip up any champ that is in your range.


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The university of La Paz conducts research on the important potato cultivation, amongst other things. Everything is done in cooperation with the people in the villages - here Micaya near La Paz.
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Tailor-made research can lift Bolivia out of poverty
Bolivia has since long thrown out the Spanish colonial power and installed democracy. But two questions still haunt the country. How can the country become truly independent? And how can their rich natural resources benefit their population? The country's universities believe to have the answer.
The mines around the city of Potosí were the Spanish Empire's greatest source of silver. They extracted 41 thousand tonnes, causing the mountain to sink several hundred meters. Today's independent and democratic Bolivia is still rich on natural resources like minerals, natural gas and forests. Yet the country is one of the poorest of the continent. Inequality is high and the educational gaps are wide. The question of clean water is so important in Bolivia that it has led to the overthrow of governments and even inspired a James Bond movie.
The universities produce locally adapted solutions
One challenge is that the country lacks the technical skills needed in order to fully use their natural resources in domestic production. Instead, the raw material is often exported directly, without processing. Innovations could lead to more jobs, and the multiplied value of a processed product could be spent on wages and new investment. But lack of knowledge stands in the way of the country's economic development, which results in poverty.
For that reason, the public university UMSS in Cochabamba opened the Unit for Technology Transfer (UTT) in 2007.
– Technology transfer gives fast results. We pick frutas maduras, low hanging fruit. Knowledge just needs to be adapted to local conditions, says engineer Carlos Gonzalo Acevedo Peña, UTT coordinator.
Among other things, they made it easier for companies to get in contact with researchers. This led to the creation of cross-disciplinary networks at the university. UTT has also created innovation clusters, consisting of cooperation between the state, university and private sector.
Cochabamba is often called the culinary capital of Bolivia, so it was only natural that the first cluster would involve food. The city also has a leather cluster. The model has spread, and the public university in La Paz now has a cluster for wood producers.
Poverty brings other problems. Areas without access to clean water are home to parasitic diseases. Lack of tax revenues makes it hard for the state to provide basic public services like infrastructure, education and health care. Poverty also pushes some into drug trade and criminality.
But universities can play an important part in countering poverty. They can conduct research on local problems and produce innovations to develop the economy and provide the country with skilled workers. Therefore, Sweden has provided Bolivia with research support since 2000. The purpose is to facilitate for the country to conduct independent research in order to decrease poverty.
Health research that makes the most of traditional knowledge
Bolivia has the highest ethnic pluralism in South America, with 55 percent of the population belonging to the indigenous groups. Before being colonised, the peoples around the Andes grew a plethora of crops, including the hundreds of potato varieties growing in Bolivia.
The botanical knowledge of the indigenous population has long fascinated researchers. Dr. Alberto Giménez Turba coordinates a Sida sponsored research project.
– When I was young, I studied medicinal plants with the Tacana people. They showed me everything, for example that the bark from the Evanta tree can be used to treat leishmaniasis. It is also used on children, which implies that it is not poisonous. So we took the bark to our laboratories and confirmed it.
The indigenous population thus performs a kind of pre-scientific work. Through surveys, the researchers can see which plants have the same use in many communities. The next step is to identify the active substance, and to find out in which quantity it is the most effective. Traditional treatments are often complicated and inexact, and can go on for months.
The research results are spread in the rural areas in richly illustrated books written in simple Spanish. At the moment, the researchers are working on their third edition.
– We need to acknowledge traditional wisdom, and live in symbiosis.
Sometimes researchers find additional effects. One product is already on the market – the anti-inflammatory cream Chillka. It feels good on the skin, and the smell reminds one of mosquito repellent.
The leishmaniasis medicine, made from the same plant, has been flavoured with strawberry to please children. But a hint of bitterness is still there.
– It is not very tasty, but we are working on it, says Alberto and laughs.
A knowledge economy with respect for mother earth
Support to universities has recently been multiplied, and the country's GDP and export volume is increasing quickly. But respect is still paid to Pachamama – Mother Earth – through ecological considerations and the scientific application of traditional knowledge. Some of the carbon taxes go to a research fund, and since 2010 there is even a Law of the Rights of Mother Earth. President Evo Morales recently installed a clock that goes backwards as a symbol of the country's peculiar development path.
The ability to conduct research can be a key to greater independence. The social role of universities is emphasized by Waldo Albarracín Sanchez, principal at the country's largest university UMSA in La Paz:
– Universities must have an altruistic vision. We exist to develop research in the service of the people. No wonder that the first thing our dictatorship did was to shut down the universities. Thanks to Sweden, we have strengthened our democracy, and we are very grateful.
Lucio González, principal at UMSS in Cochabamba, has two paintings on his wall: Bolivia's declaration of independence and a large portrait of the liberation leader Simón Bolivar.
– During the time of colonialism, our natural resources were shipped out of the country. The universities symbolize the vision of a different world. This is where the idea of democracy was born, and this is where it was kept alive during the dictatorships. We are happy about the cooperation, and I know that our friendship with Sweden will last for a long time.
Bilateral support to Bolivia
Swedish research support to Bolivia amounts to 216 million SEK for the period 2013-2017. This is distributed through the major state universities UMSA and UMSS, who together represent 85 percent of the country's research.


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Join Hans Offringa on the racetrack and beyond in our series about old and interesting whisky labels
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Dublin's Celtic Whiskey Shop is driving an interest in Irish whiskeys but Scotch is benefiting too. Iorweth Griffiths reports
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Small but perfectly formed
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New Irish Dawn
Much has been made of the Scotch whisky boom,but Irish whiskey is also in rude good health. Dominic Roskrow looks at the new kids on the block.
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The corporate raider of Cooley
Charles Maclean meets the chairman of Ireland's newest distillery, Cooley, and finds that his story can only be told in epic form
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Teeing Off
Iorwerth Griffiths finds an escape to whisky heaven in Northern Ireland
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Fashion Invasion
Joe Bate reports on how whiskey arrived in style at Belfast City.
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A taste of Ireland
Martine Nouet heads into the little-charted waters of cooking with Irish whiskey, combining traditional Gaelic fare with some arguably controversial choices of spirit. Three tantalising courses, five ...
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Irish guys still smiling
Ireland's only independent distillery has had a rollercoaster time since it was established at the end of the '80s. Now it's time to deliver,its chairman tells Dominic Roskrow
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Ken Hoskins travels to eastern Europe and puts his feet up in the Be Bop Bar with his new Czech mate.
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The Irish Resurgence
Naren Youngdiscovers how the revival of Irish whiskey is being greeted behind the stick
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In God's distilling country
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Missionary Case Illuminates Plight of Haiti's Orphans
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti—The recent arrest of U.S. missionaries for allegedly trying to smuggle children out of Haiti has shed light on a longstanding issue that appears to be escalating after last month's earthquake: Many children in orphanages here aren't orphans at all, but have been given up by their desperately poor families.
Before last month, Haiti already had 380,000 children in orphanages. That was certain to grow in the aftermath of the Jan. 12 quake, which wiped out what little most people here had. In the past few weeks, some orphanages say they have seen relatives hoisting children over the walls and running away.
Many of Haiti's hundreds of orphanages operate in virtually medieval conditions, with little money or regulation; only 67 are licensed for adoptions, and many aren't registered with the government.
At one orphanage visited this week by a reporter, more than 50 children, including an infant girl only a few weeks old, crowded into a compound of a half-dozen fetid rooms. The children weren't allowed to use the only toilet, which was reserved for the staff, but instead used a primitive latrine. Human feces lined a gutter near the latrine, just inches away from a muddy puddle where a toddler busied himself playing with a plastic cup.
The 10 U.S. missionaries, who were arrested last week for allegedly attempting to take 33 children out of Haiti, could be put under formal investigation for kidnapping, trafficking and conspiracy as early as Thursday, the prosecutor in charge of the case said. Through lawyers, the missionaries have denied any wrongdoing, saying they only tried to help rescue children from the wrecked capital.
But more reports surfaced Wednesday that the group was warned away from its plan. Carlos Castillo, the Dominican Republic's consul general in Port-au-Prince, said in an interview that he met with the group's leader, Laura Silsby, on Friday at the consulate in the Haitian capital and told her she lacked the documents to transport children.
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She told Mr. Castillo she had applied to Dominican authorities for a permit to cross the border, he said. But Mr. Castillo checked and found no such application. "I told her I could authenticate Haitian documents but she had no Haitian documents of any sort," said Mr. Castillo. "She told me she would try to reach the border in order to cross. I told her not to do that without the necessary documents because she could be accused of trafficking children."
Mr. Castillo said that at the border Ms. Silsby showed Haitian authorities his business card and said he had authorized her to cross. Border authorities called him and he denied it.
Steve Hersey, director of the Quisqueya Christian School in Port-au-Prince, said by email that he told Ms. Silsby's group that their plan was "unconscionable" when they approached the school looking for help. He added, "It was clear they had little understanding of Haiti law and customs."
The plight of Haiti's children raises difficult questions for child advocacy groups, which must grapple with moral trade-offs made more difficult by the recent quake. One issue is how few children are actual, rather than "economic," orphans.
"People voluntarily relinquish their children there," says Diana Boni, Haiti program coordinator for Kentucky Adoption Services, a nonprofit adoption agency based in Owensboro, Ky. Because of the earthquake, "We are assuming that parents will be relinquishing kids even more," said Tom DiFilipo of the Joint Council on International Children's Services, a child advocacy group.
Ms. Boni estimates that 75% of the children that Kentucky Adoption Services has brought to the U.S. were voluntarily given up by their families. The U.S. government accepts these children, even with a parent alive, as orphans because parental rights have been voluntarily terminated.
For Ms. Boni, giving the children a shot at a better life is worth it. "Rather than watch your child starve to death, if you love your child the way a Haitian parent does, you are willing to give that child to a stranger so that the child might live," she said.
In the case of the U.S. missionaries, Haitian officials say the Americans lacked proper authorization. It has since emerged that many of the children weren't orphans.
Family members of some of the children told the Associated Press on Wednesday that they handed over their children to the group after a local orphanage worker promised them the children would be educated at a home in the Dominican Republic and return to Haiti. The parents didn't know the children were to be put up for adoption. The leader of the missionary group, Ms. Silsby, of Boise, Idaho, met the orphanage worker, Isaac Adrien, a few days earlier, telling him the group was looking for homeless Haitian children, according to the AP.
Mel Coulter, father of Charisa Coulter, one of the detainees, said the Americans "were under the impression they had everything they needed" in documentation. He spoke standing in the garage of his house in Kuna, Idaho. The back of his sport-utility vehicle was brimming with items donated by Idahoans for the Haitian children, including a 224-pack of Huggies diapers and assorted bags of infant blankets. His daughter's group intended to ferry more donated goods as they traveled between the Dominican Republic and Idaho. They intended to be involved over the "long term," he said.
Neighbors of the Silsby family said they abruptly moved out of their house in nearby Meridian, Idaho, shortly before last Christmas, as it was being foreclosed on. The family had appeared prosperous, they said. "It was a big shock" to learn in recent days that Ms. Silsby was being detained in Haiti, said next-door neighbor Chris Wentzel.
The broker handling the foreclosure sale, John Browning, a broker with First Service Group Real Estate, said Ms. Silsby was listed as the home's owner and that when he discussed the foreclosure with her, "She said, 'I'm going to be moving.' "
George Willeit, a spokesman for Austria-based SOS Children's Villages, which is caring for the 33 Haitian children targeted by the arrested Americans, said the organization has confirmed the names of several children in its care who have parents living in Haiti, and that he expects the majority were living at home before this. He said SOS Children's Villages has no indication that money was exchanged for any of the 33 children in its care, who range in age between 2 months and 10 years, with one adolescent, who recently turned 13.
"They [the parents] apparently were promised paradise for their children in the Dominican Republic, but some kids had no idea where they were supposed to go," said the SOS Children's Villages spokesman. He said that parents who lost everything in the earthquake may have felt pressured to provide for their children, some of whom seemed to realize they were going far away and would never see their families again.
He said one 7-year-old girl, whose parents are separated yet both live in Haiti, has asked to return to her father after declaring, "My mom has given me away."
SOS Children's Villages is one of several NGOs that have recently put pressure on Haiti's government to stop what the spokesman termed "express adoptions" for at least six months because of the opportunities for kidnapping and trafficking that occur in the wake of a natural disaster. Cases like Haiti's always "open doors to trafficking and crime," he added. "We have to realize that adoption is always a money business."
Mike Fox, an American who operates an orphanage for the Global Orphan Project near Port-au-Prince's Croix de Bouquets district, said his compound has received almost 90 children since the earthquake, many of them from an existing orphanage that was flattened.
He said while his staff has been able to confirm that some children have lost both parents, the majority have relatives who are looking for these children. He said one 15-year-old boy in his care was recently reunited with a sister in Florida. Like many NGOs here, the Global Orphan Project discourages adoption, in part because of the large cost involved—up to $25,000 per adoption, he calculated—money that he said would be better used housing and educating children in Haiti.
Caroline Bakker, who works here on child protection issues for Unicef, said that despite the chaos throughout Port-au-Prince, relatively few displaced children have been brought to local orphanages, and that many of the unaccompanied minors her office has learned of are being taken in by neighbors or extended family members, even if that means sharing a makeshift tent in an emergency settlement.
Ms. Bakker said of more concern are the babies that reportedly are being stolen out of the refugee camps, as well as rampant violence against young girls. She said there have been reports of gang rapes and other assaults on unaccompanied girls, but said she had no hard data on how common this has been or where the victims are. "All we can do is tell people to report this to the police," she said. "We are not an investigative agency."
—Jeffrey Ball and José de Córdoba contributed to this article.
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As summer winds down in the area and fall weather starts to set in, you're going to want to get that bike out on the road to enjoy before the cold weather gets here. September and October are full of motorcycle events in the Northeast, and for all the locals out there, we have a list of what's coming up!
First Up: This coming weekend you can ride on down to Roar to the Shore in Wildwood, New Jersey. Roar to the shore is a bike rally that takes place September 10th-13th and covers every inch of the town. Starting today, you can check out the vendors for new gear and end your night with the evening stunt show. This weekend's festivities include the same as well as a Pig Roast, Battle of the Biker Bands, Custom Bike Show, Raffles, Light Up the Night Bike Show and more. Light Up the Night Bike Show is happening on Friday night and this is where you can show off your LEDGlow Motorcycle Lighting Kits! Make sure to enter your custom bike and have the chance to take home awards including Best in Show. So grab your family, your bike, and head down the shore this weekend for a fun-filled bike weekend!
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UNION – The YM-YWHA of Union County will hold its annual Thanksgiving luncheon on Nov. 14 at 11:30 a.m. Cantor Bill Walton will be the featured guest.
Walton has sung with the Opera Company of Boston, Amoto Opera and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He has performed under famous conductors, including Leonard Bernstein, Seiji Ozawa and Sir Colin Davis. His repertoire includes Gilbert and Sullivan, operetta to Broadway, and a selection of both Yiddish and Hebrew songs.
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It was the summer of 1987. I was twelve, we had just moved to a new town, and I was about to start eighth grade. I was babysitting for a new neighbor and they had a scale in their bathroom. We never had a scale at home. The only time I weighed myself was when the teachers weighed us each quarter in school, and then we all ran out to the playground after to compare numbers and brag about who weighed the least.
I stepped on the scale and waited for the fancy digital numbers to pop up.
I was crushed. It was the first time I'd ever weighed over a hundred pounds. That was it. I was fat, ugly, and I'd never be considered cool at my new school. There was no way the popular girls weighed over a hundred pounds. No way.
Recently I was working out at the gym with my fiancé and a friend of ours. We were watching my fiancé do some warm-up glute bridges and he was using 135lbs. My friend said, "You should just sit on him." I looked at the bar and said, "Well, it's almost about right." He said, "135? Really?" And I replied, "Well, 144 as of this morning."
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WHEN Pope Benedict XVI announced last month he was transferring his respected sex crimes prosecutor to Malta to become a bishop, Vatican watchers questioned whether the Holy See's tough line on clerical abuse was going soft - and if another outspoken cleric was being punished for doing his job too well.
After all, several senior Vatican officials who ran afoul of the Vatican's entrenched ways have recently been transferred in face-saving "promote and remove" moves as the Vatican deals with the fallout from a high-profile criminal trial over leaked papal documents, a mixed report card on its financial transparency and its controversial crackdown on American nuns.
But in an interview on the eve of his departure, Bishop-elect Charles Scicluna insisted he wasn't the latest casualty in the Vatican's turf battles and Machiavellian personnel intrigues.
Rather, he said, his promotion to auxiliary bishop in his native Malta was simply that - "a very good" promotion - and more critically, that his hardline stance against sex abuse would remain because it's Benedict's stance as well.
"This is policy," he said. "It's not Scicluna. It's the Pope. And this will remain."
Besides, he said laughing over tea at a cafe on Rome's posh Piazza Farnese, "If you want to silence someone, you don't make him a bishop."
Scicluna was named the Vatican's promoter of justice in 2002, a year after then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger pushed through church legislation requiring bishops to send all credible abuse allegations to his office for review and instructions on how to proceed.
Ratzinger, now Pope, took over after realising that bishops were simply moving abusive priests from parish to parish rather than prosecuting them under church law, and would continue to do so unless Rome intervened.
The year Scicluna joined Ratzinger's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the priest sex abuse scandal exploded in the United States, and his office was inundated with what he has called a "tsunami" of cases.
The scandal erupted anew in 2010 in Europe, forcing the Vatican to finally tell bishops to report such crimes to police.
And it has ignited in Australia this month, with the prime minister ordering a federal inquiry following a string of accusations against priests and allegations of Catholic cover-up.
In his decade on the job, Scicluna became something of the face of the Holy See's efforts to show it was serious about ending decades of sex crimes and cover-up by the church hierarchy.
Short, round and affable, with tiny hands and a garrulous laugh, Scicluna, 53, didn't speak out frequently, since much of his work was done behind closed doors, covered by pontifical secret.
But when he did, it carried weight.
"Scicluna embodied the zero-tolerance line on sex abuse," veteran Vatican reporter Andrea Tornielli wrote recently.
His actions, too, often spoke louder than words.
"Scicluna did a remarkable job," said Juan Vaca, a former priest who was the first abuse victim Scicluna interviewed in the long-delayed investigation of the Reverend Marcial Maciel, the once-exalted founder of the now-disgraced Legion of Christ religious order.
In the years that followed Maciel's church condemnation, "he continued to prosecute other similar cases with the same integrity," Vaca said.
Scicluna insists he not only will continue to work with the Holy See on abuse issues, but will do so now wielding the authority of a bishop, a job he considers his vocation after marking his first quarter-century as a priest last year.
"So I can tell bishops to listen to me now as a fellow bishop. That gives me in the Roman Catholic Church a qualitative leap into what I say."
Anne Barrett Doyle, co-director of the online research centre BishopAccountability.org, praised Scicluna for finally bringing down Maciel.
But she added: "Only in an institution as defensive and resistant to reform as the Vatican could Scicluna's modest stands for justice be seen as bold."
In fact, in recent years, civil law has begun going where the Vatican has so far refused, prosecuting bishops and high-ranking church officials for covering up the crimes of the priests in their care and failing to report suspected abuse to police.
In Philadelphia, Monsignor William Lynn was convicted in June of endangering children for having helped move predators around, the first US church official to be so convicted.
In September, Kansas City, Missouri Bishop Robert Finn was convicted of failing to report suspected abuse after one of his priests was caught with child pornography.
"These civil cases send a very important message," Scicluna said.
"This is part of the brief of every bishop. This is part of the oath that we take, that we be stewards and we protect the flock."
Yet at last week's national meeting of US bishops in Baltimore, church leaders made no public comment on Finn's failure to follow the bishops' own policy on reporting suspected child abuse to civil authorities.
He remains a bishop and participated fully in the meeting.
Scicluna acknowledged that the Pope has yet to discipline any bishop for negligence in handling an abuse case.
While Cardinal Bernard Law resigned in 2002 after the abuse scandal erupted in his Boston archdiocese, he wasn't sanctioned and was in fact named archpriest of one of the Vatican's pre-eminent Rome basilicas - a cushy promotion to his critics.
Church law provides for bishops to be punished for negligence, and in the past year Benedict has forcibly removed a handful of bishops for mismanagement and doctrinal dissent in a hint that he may be more willing than ever to get rid of problem bishops.
The issue is theologically problematic, though, because bishops are considered by divine right to be the stewards of their dioceses.
"The rules are there but they need to be applied" when it comes to disciplining bishops who botch abuse cases, Scicluna said.
"People make mistakes. They need to repent and change their ways. But if they are not able to repent and change their ways, they should not be bishops."
In a bid to compel bishops to do the right thing, Scicluna's office last year gave bishops' conferences a one-year deadline to draft guidelines to protect children and better screen priests to prevent pedophiles from being ordained.
Many countries, including the US, Ireland and Germany, had already developed tough guidelines, but much of the developing world and even Italy hadn't.
By the May deadline, only half the bishops' conferences had responded. Scicluna said the figure now stood at 80 per cent, with Africa dragging down the total.
Scicluna blamed cultural differences as the core problem in Africa, including different perceptions of what constitutes abuse and when a child is no longer a minor.
Despite the problems, Scicluna says he considers an 80 per cent response rate a "success story" that should be shared beyond the church, citing the recent sex abuse scandals at the BBC and the Boy Scouts of America as evidence that the problem isn't the church's alone.
He acknowledged, though, that the key is now for church leaders to implement the guidelines they have established.
"This is not 'mission accomplished,"' Scicluna said.
"This is a growing challenge for the church, because sin will always be with us and also crime. And if we lower our guard, we are not being stewards."
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Global Electric Car RecallMitsubishi is recalling about 14,700 electric vehicles around the world because of potential brake issue. The recall will affect around 5,800 EVs in Japan, including 3,400 i-MiEV and more than 2,400 MINICAB-MiEV. Outside of Japan, primarily in Europe, the company is further recalling around 8,900 i-MiEV electric cars, some of which are branded as iOn and C-Zero EVs by PSA Peugeot Citroen.
The vehicles may carry an "improperly shaped or damaged electric pump, which sends air to the brake booster", said the Japanese automaker. The brake booster multiplies the forces applied from the foot and makes braking easier, so a defect could increase braking distances, thus reducing safety.
"This is a matter of one part, and it's too much to apply the issue to say there is something wrong with electric vehicles," said Tatsuo Yoshida, a senior analyst at Mitsbubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities in Tokyo.
"The cause of the problem is identified and there were no accidents. But the problematic part is the brake, an important part for safety, and that means Mitsubishi Motors' quality check procedure is too weak." (source)
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In a single 24-hour period, two men were killed in the tri-county area in separate motorcycle wrecks.
On Friday night, Antinae Dontrell Isaac, 27, of Inman, died when he crashed into a telephone pole in the 1800 block of West Oakland Avenue.
Then on Saturday morning, Frederick Nacovitch, 55, of Sumter, was struck and killed by an SUV on U.S. 15 in Clarendon County.
Isaac was reportedly visiting family in Sumter when he reportedly struck the pole at a high rate of speed at 8:20 p.m. on Friday. Sumter County Coroner Harvin Bullock said Isaac died from severe trauma and multiple blunt-force injuries.
He was pronounced dead at the scene. Bullock said it did not appear he was wearing a helmet at the time.
Fifteen hours later, Nacovitch was reportedly traveling southbound on U.S. 15 near Frank Rhames Road near Silver when a 2003 Cadillac SUV reportedly crossed over the center line at 11:30 a.m., striking and killing Nacovitch.
After striking Nacovitch, the Cadillac reportedly continued into a ditch and overturned. The driver, a 46-year-old woman, was transported to Clarendon Memorial Hospital. A young girl who was also in the car was reportedly uninjured, according to Highway Patrol.
Clarendon County Coroner Hayes Samuels said Nacovitch suffered "multiple injuries" and pronounced him dead at the scene. Nacovitch was wearing a helmet.
Highway Patrol responded to the scene. First Sgt. B.K. Floyd, post commander of the Sumter/Clarendon area, said the reason the Cadillac left its lane and struck Nacovitch is not yet known. Highway Patrol's Multi-Disciplinary Accident Investigation Team is investigating the incident, Floyd said.


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Madrid Day 1: "You need to be an organized country to have a mafia."
Today, I left for my final trip abroad with the Augustana Symphonic Band. Although bittersweet, I absolutely cannot wait for the rest of this trip to happen. Upon landing in Madrid at 8AM, we toured the city in our bus to see sights like the bull fighting ring, the Prado Museum, Puerto del Sol, and the Salamanca district. The next morning, we traveled outside the city and performed our first concert. Based on my experiences so far, I can tell I am going to love Spain!


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A BRIDE got married yesterday – just hours after a miraculous escape when her horse-drawn carriage crashed.
Donna Pennycook was travelling with her father Lawrence when their carriage was involved in a collision with a car just a quarter of a mile away from the wedding venue.
The accident happened just after 2pm – less than hour before hairdresser Donna, 29, and fiancee Adam Stokes were due to get hitched at Mabie House Hotel, near Dumfries.
The carriage, which was being pulled by two horses, and a Honda CRV were involved in the crash on the A710 at Mabie, near Dumfries.
Four ambulances and a helicopter were called out to assist although the chopper was later stood down. A spokesman for the Scottish Ambulance Service said: "It's a miracle that they got out of with just minor injuries.
"They were determined that they would get back for the wedding."
Donna and Lawrence managed to scramble clear of the wreckage and help the carriage driver, Simon Miller, 45, who was seriously injured.
Simon's daughter Hannah, 18, who was accompanying her dad on top of the carriage, was also slightly injured.
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Over the past decade, earthquakes have claimed the lives of thousands of people around the world. For example, the Indian Ocean earthquake of 2005 led to the death of over 250,000 people across several continents. While it can be challenging to prepare for all aspects of an earthquake, there are certain steps people can take to protect themselves and their families. The following guide provides simple tips and tricks on how to create an earthquake preparedness kit yourself.
It's important to remember that earthquakes don't only cause injuries and death through direct damage. In many cases, earthquakes can create conditions that are hazardous to human life. For example, earthquakes can lead to tsunamis, fires, flooding, looting, disease outbreak, civil war, societal breakdown and a variety of other problems. While the United States does have a very good support infrastructure, it's important to remember that certain natural disasters can challenge even the US government.
For example, Hurricane Katrina caused a variety of problems in New Orleans. In the city, martial law was declared. Several dozen looters were killed by the National Guard and police in the city. In addition, crime rates surged in the aftermath of the disaster. While an earthquake is not the same as a tornado, it can result in many similar problems.
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EAST LANSING (WWJ) Michigan State University will soon be home to a new high-tech research facility that should mean thousands of new jobs in the state.
MSU President Lou Anna Simon says groundbreaking ceremonies will take place Monday morning for the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, a new national user facility for nuclear science.
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The university won the project during the Great Recession when the future of the auto companies was in jeopardy and Michigan was at its low point, Simon said.
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