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Whether you're the starting point guard on the basketball team or you ride bike to stay in shape, being sidelined with an injury is the last thing you want to happen. Get back in the game with care from sports medicine experts at Avera Medical Group Marshall.
Dr. Jane Hartman, Family Medicine and Sports Medicine, is equipped with advanced training and specialized knowledge of sports medicine. She offers:
Dr. Jane Hartman, Family Medicine and Sports Medicine, is board certified in family medicine and holds a certification in sports medicine through the American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine. As a primary care sports medicine specialist, Dr. Hartman focuses on treating the whole patient to prevent injury, improve performance and enhance overall health.
For an appointment, call 507-537-9007, option 4 or toll free at 877-337-9007.
To make an appointment, call 507-537-9007 or toll free 877-337-9007. For Dr. Hartman's office, choose option 4.
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Avera Marshall provides sports medicine/athletic training services to area athletes to help ensure their health and safety during practice and competitive play.
Avera Marshall has been providing sports medicine/athletic training coverage to area student athletes since 2006 at no cost to the high school or athletes. Services have been provided in partnership with Big Stone Therapies, Inc. since 2009. Avera Marshall continues to cover the cost of providing services while Big Stone Therapies provides staff management and oversight.
Athletic trainers provide immediate care for injuries that occur during practice and games. They also provide follow-up injury treatment, recommendations for follow-up care, injury prevention education and rehabilitation services for student athletes.
Athletic trainers Daynna Larsen, ATC, and Catie Dahl, ATC, staff the training room at the Marshall High School and are available for evaluation of student athletes injuries and concerns. They also provides athletic training coverage at local athletic games and events. In addition, they provide athletic training coverage at Lakeview High School in Cottonwood and Minneota High School.
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A concussion is a common injury, but is often difficult to diagnose and treat. ImPACT helps doctors, athletic trainers, nurses and coaches manage concussions and promote safe return-to-play decisions for athletes.
The ImPACT (Immediate Post Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing) program is a computerized exam proven to diagnose and manage concussions. If an athlete is believed to have suffered a head injury during competition, ImPACT is used to help determine the severity of head injury and when the injury has fully healed.
The ImPACT exam is given to athletes before beginning sports practice or competition. Tests are administered by athletic training staff, coaching staff or the school nurse. This noninvasive test is set up in a computer-game type format and takes about 20 minutes to complete.
If a concussion is suspected, the athlete takes a follow-up test. Both the preseason and post-injury test data are reviewed by staff at Avera Marshall Orthopedics & Sports Medicine. Additional follow-up tests over days or weeks may be done to track the athlete's recovery and determine when it is safe to return to play.
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After an injury, physical therapy can be important to help an athlete recover and return to training and competition in their sport. Physical therapy services are offered in partnership at both Avera Marshall and Big Stone Therapies locations. For more information on rehabilitation services, call Avera Marshall at 507-537-9172 or Big Stone Therapies at 507-532-3393.
Peak Performance is a training program to help athletes gain the edge they need to compete in their sport. This strength and conditioning program is offered at the Marshall High School. Athletes will improve their strength, speed, agility and confidence. For more information, contact Aaron Schroeder, Avera Marshall exercise specialist, at email@example.com or (507) 537-9095.
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In the history of MMA, perhaps no fighter has been as maligned in the weight-cutting process as Anthony Johnson.
When the former UFC welterweight had problems hitting 170, he went up to 185 and everyone assumed it would be smooth sailing. But when he couldn't hit the mark there, either, he found himself on the receiving end of a pink slip.
But now, "Rumble" will start a new chapter in his career as a light heavyweight – a move his manager, Glenn Robinson of Authentic Sports Management, believes is going to work out quite well.
Johnson (11-4) on Friday fights Esteves Jones (8-3) in the main event of Titan FC 24, which takes place at Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kan., with a main card airing on AXS TV at 10 p.m. ET.
But even with Johnson having to cut roughly 35 pounds fewer than his days at welterweight, he still can't seem to shake the reputation as a fighter who just can't manage to hit the number on the scale, regardless of what weight class he's fighting in.
Robinson said a picture that hit Twitter after Thursday's weigh-ins painted a bleak picture about Johnson's first cut to light heavyweight.
"Contrary to a picture running around the Internet, which is B.S., he's in great spirits, great condition and feels great," Robinson on Friday told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "There's a picture on the Internet of him lying on the floor after weigh-ins. He weighed in at 204, so he was a couple pounds under. After weigh-ins, he goes and does 10 push-ups, rolls over, talks to somebody, rolls back over and lies down for about one second. They snap a picture and tweet out, 'Look at him lying on the floor' – insinuating he had a struggle (to make) weight. But he was two pounds under. They happened to catch the shot right after showing he could do 10 pushups after weigh-ins."
Robinson said Johnson walked around at 205 pounds when he used to cut to 170. The two attempts he made at middleweight, he walked at 210-212. So the theory is, cutting to 205 should be a cinch. Yet Johnson's reputation apparently preceded him – which probably gave a little credence, however unfounded for this instance, to the picture that made the rounds.
Johnson himself even took to Twitter, himself, to call out the original poster of the photo. As Robinson said, how could Johnson struggle to make weight if he came in at 204 pounds for his light heavyweight debut – two pounds under the 206-pound limit?
Johnson twice missed weight as a UFC welterweight. At UFC 76, he missed and fought Rich Clementi at a 176-pound catchweight, losing by second-round submission. And at UFC 104, he fought at a 177-pound catchweight for a fight with Yoshiyuki Yoshida, but won with a 41-second knockout.
He moved to middleweight to fight Vitor Belfort at UFC 142 this past January – but missing weight there, and fairly badly, ultimately led to his release from the UFC. But Robinson said Johnson nearly hit the 186-pound mark in Brazil for Belfort before running into a bigger health concern.
"When he was in Brazil, he got down to 187 1/2 pounds and he lost all the feeling in his legs," Robinson said. "They had to rehydrate him just to get the minerals back in him to get the feeling back in his legs. Literally, you could scratch the bottom of his feet and he couldn't feel it. He had to drink a couple pounds of water just to rehydrate, and he thought he could get back to the weight – but he went into the sauna and he couldn't even sweat."
He lost to Belfort by first-round submission at a 197-pound catchweight, then had to reinvent himself outside the UFC. But in his first fight for Titan, he again missed the middleweight mark for his win over Dave Branch.
At that point, Robinson said, it was time for yet another change – one that could benefit Johnson in the long run.
"It just made sense for him to fight at 205," Robinson said. "He's a naturally talented fighter. Weight's really not an issue, in my view – he's as talented at 205 as he is at 185, and it's an easy weight cut for him. We wanted him to worry less about the weight cut and focus more on the fighting and training. After his last fight, we sat down and talked to him and Anthony is a very receptive person who listens and he said, 'All right. Let's do it.'"
Johnson fights Jones with three wins in his past four fights – but with that stigma of his missed attempts at middleweight still nagging at him. A win Friday night against Jones could put that a little more comfortably in the rearview mirror.
For more on Titan Fighting Championship 24, check out the MMA Rumors section of the site.
MMAjunkie.com Radio broadcasts Monday-Friday at noon ET (9 a.m. PT) live from Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino's Race & Sports Book. The show is hosted by "Gorgeous" George Garcia, MMAjunkie.com lead staff reporter John Morgan and producer Brian "Goze" Garcia. For more information or to download past episodes, go to www.mmajunkie.com/radio.


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Everett Community College Graduation is June 10
Everett Community College will celebrate graduating students and honor outstanding graduates at the EvCC 2016 commencement at 7 p.m. June 10 at EvCC's Walt Price Student Fitness Center. Doors open at the fitness center, 2206 Tower St., at 6 p.m. Admission is by ticket only. EvCC's Henry M. Jackson Conference Center will be available as an alternate viewing location for those without tickets. Graduation will also be streamed live on the web from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. June 10. Go to EverettCC.edu/Graduation and click on watch graduation live.
EvCC Volunteer Literacy Program seeks tutors
Everett Community College's Volunteer Literacy Program is seeking volunteers who can tutor adult learners two or more hours per week in reading, writing, basic math and English-language skills. Volunteers must be patient, professional and have experience working or teaching in the K-12 system or higher education. Volunteers must also be sensitive to a variety of learning styles and cultural backgrounds. Training is free with a six month commitment. "Volunteers are often the key that leads to a student's success in school, at work and in the community," said Volunteer Literacy Program Specialist Chan Beattie. Volunteers are needed to work during the program's drop-in hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday at EvCC. Tutor hours are flexible.
Everett Community College Honors grads present projects June 2
Everett Community College's 2016 honors program graduates will present their final projects and Grammy-nominated composer Ron Jones will speak at the college's honors forum 5-7 p.m. June 2 at EvCC. The event is at EvCC's Henry M. Jackson Center and is open to the public. Honors program graduates include Ashley Cyrus, Michelle Geiszler, Jerry Jarvis, Lyndsey Ketz, Greer King, Christa Moushey and Dawn Woodworth. After to the students' presentations, Jones will speak. Jones, who lives in the Stanwood area, has written music for a variety of TV shows, including four seasons of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," the theme song for "The Smurfs," 13 seasons of "Family Guy," 10 seasons of "The Fairly OddParents" and more. He's been nominated for Emmy and Grammy awards.
EvCC recognized as a national leader in student success, college transfer
In the past two years, EvCC has earned national recognition for its efforts to improve student success, raise graduation rates, and help students transfer to four-year colleges and universities.
EvCC Featured in National Guide on Improving Transfer Practices
A report issued today from the Aspen College Excellence Program profiles EvCC, UW, and WWU as partner institutions that are effectively improving outcomes for community college transfer students. Recognizing the critical need to help millions of community college students failed by current transfer practices and policies, a new report released today provides a detailed guide for two- and four-year colleges on how to improve bachelor's degree outcomes for students who start at community college. The full report, The Transfer Playbook: Essential Practices for Two- and Four-Year Colleges, from the Aspen Institute and the Community College Research Center (CCRC) at Teachers College, Columbia University, is available online at: http://as.pn/transfer1.
EvCC names Kim Williams and Bill Fulton as 2016 distinguished alumni
Everett Community College has selected Providence Health & Services chief operating officer Kim Williams and accountant Bill Fulton as the college's 2016 distinguished alumni. The two will be honored at a ceremony at EvCC June 10.
See EvCC student art at the Russell Day Gallery May 9-June 3
Artwork created by Everett Community College students will be on display at EvCC's Russell Day Gallery May 9 through June 3. The annual student exhibition includes the work of graduating and second-year students studying ceramics, interactive media, graphic design, painting, photography and printmaking. Many of the student artists will receive their Associate of Fine Arts degrees in June.
EvCC English Instructor Aaron Barrell named co-editor of Poetry Northwest
Everett Community College English instructor Aaron Barrell is Poetry Northwest's new co-editor, stepping into the role English instructor Kevin Craft previously held, along with co-editor poet Erin Malone. Poetry Northwest is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. The magazine has been published in the Written Arts program of EvCC since 2010. The poems in the new Winter & Spring issue, along with those already selected for the next (Summer & Fall 2016), represent Craft's final curatorial endeavor for the magazine.
EvCC Foundation breakfast raises $91,000 to support student scholarships, college programs
The Everett Community College Foundation's April 26 breakfast raised more than $91,000 to support student scholarships and college programs. More than 475 people attended the breakfast, which featured University of Washington President Ana Mari Cauce as the keynote speaker. "Through your support for EvCC, you're also supporting access to life-changing education – education that advances equity, justice and opportunity for all," Cauce said.
EvCC student housing building named Mountain View
Jeff Noyes has only attended Everett Community College for two quarters, but he's already made college history. Noyes, 20, of Lake Stevens suggested the winning name for the college's new student housing building: Mountain View. He wins $250 from the developer, Kōz Development, Inc., and decades of bragging rights. Mountain View will open in September.
American Heart Association names EvCC a Fit-Friendly worksite
Everett Community College has been recognized as a platinum-level Fit-Friendly worksite by the American Heart Association. "Along with offering the highest quality education, we are committed to the healthiest workplace possible for everyone at all of our locations," EvCC President David Beyer said. EvCC was one of 18 higher education organizations nationwide and the only college in Washington to receive the award this year. The college also received a worksite innovation award from the American Hear t Association. EvCC's employee Wellness Team, formed in 2013, promotes a healthy worksite culture through nutrition, physical fitness and continuing education. College employees can enroll in free fitness classes, participate in the annual pedometer challenge, eat healthy options at the college's café, go on employee walks, take EvCC classes at a reduced rate and more.
See Snohomish artist's wood sculptures Feb. 16-March 5 at EvCC
See Snohomish artist Paul Vexler's abstract wood sculptures on display Feb. 16-March 5 at Everett Community College's Russell Day Gallery. The exhibit includes several large sculptures that stand 5 to 8 feet tall and sketches showing Vexler's design process. He often creates new tools and methods for his sculptures. "I want people to approach my work and feel compelled to walk around it and view it from different angles. I want them to walk around it two or three times because the work is helping them to learn to see things that they missed the first time. And most of all, I want them to experience the pleasure of seeing something beautiful," Vexler said.
Bill Deckard is the college's new Director of Public Safety programs
Retired Everett Police Department Capt. Bill Deckard has been hired to lead EvCC's Public Safety programs. Deckard, of Snohomish, is the programs' director. The area includes the criminal justice, fire science and EMT programs. "We couldn't be more excited to have Bill on our team. His previous experiences working with all the sectors involved with public safety made him the ideal person for this job and will allow EvCC to take our programs to a new level," said Jason Smith, EvCC Dean of Health Sciences and Public Safety.
EvCC named one of the top 150 community colleges in the country
Highlighting the critical importance of improving student success in America's community colleges, the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program named Everett Community College as one of the nation's top 150 community colleges eligible to compete for the 2017 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence and $1 million dollars in prize funds, as well as Siemens Technical Scholars Program student scholarships. The prize, awarded every two years, is the nation's signature recognition of high achievement and performance among America's community colleges and recognizes institutions for exceptional student outcomes in four areas: student learning, certificate and degree completion, employment and earnings, and access and success for minority and low-income students.
EvCC partners with Lake Washington Tech, Cascadia to expand continuing education
Lake Washington Institute of Technology (LWTech), the only public institute of technology in Washington state, has entered into a partnership with Everett Community College (EvCC) and Cascadia College (Cascadia) to provide corporate continuing education programs through EvCC's Corporate and Continuing Education Center (CCEC) to LWTech's service area which includes Kirkland, Bellevue, Issaquah, Redmond, Woodinville and Bothell. CCEC's mission is to develop and deliver training programs that enrich lives and promote individual, corporate and community prosperity. LWTech joins Cascadia and EvCC, who have partnered to offer continuing education courses since 2012.
Letter from College Presidents: We value diversity, zero tolerance for unsafe campuses
As presidents of Washington's community and technical colleges we issue this clear response on behalf of our students and colleagues: We stand together. Harassment and prejudice of any type defies the very values of pluralism and religious freedom that we hold dear in this country.
EvCC offers new competency-based business degree
Everett Community College will offer a new competency-based business degree starting in January. The transfer degree allows students to work at their own pace in online classes taught by faculty. Instructors and a completion coach guide students through the requirements for each part of the degree. Students with work experience in an area can move quickly through coursework they already know and spend time focusing on areas they have less experience. "Our ideal student is a career-minded professional who just never got around to getting a college degree," said Dean of Business and Applied Technology Ryan Davis. "We hope to create a pathway to apply what someone has already learned and earn a college degree to document that knowledge."
EvCC's Molly Beeman joins DOT Commute Trip Reduction Board
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee has appointed Everett Community College Resource Conservation Manager Molly Beeman to the state Department of Transportation's Commute Trip Reduction Board. Beeman is serving as a higher education representative on the seven-member board. She attended her first meeting Oct. 23.
Gov. Inslee appoints Toraya Miller to EvCC's Board of Trustees
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee has appointed Toraya Miller to Everett Community College's Board of Trustees. Miller, of Lake Stevens, is Vice-President/Internal Auditor at Coastal Community Bank and the chair of the board for United Way Snohomish County. "As a trustee, I'll continue Everett Community College's commitment to excellence, dedication to diversity and innovation while encouraging engagement in higher education. I'm excited and honored to share in this opportunity."
EvCC plans $2.5 million expansion of its Advanced Manufacturing Training & Education Center
Everett Community College is celebrating National Manufacturing Day today by announcing a $2.5 million expansion of the college's Advanced Manufacturing Training & Education Center (AMTEC). The expansion will add 17,000 square feet to AMTEC, which is home to the college's precision machining, welding and fabrication, engineering technician, composites and pre-employment programs. The new space includes eight classrooms and a lab for EvCC's new mechatronics technician program. Construction will start in April 2016.
EvCC funds College in the High School classes for low-income students
Everett Community College's Board of Trustees on Tuesday unanimously approved spending up to $300,000 for low-income students to earn college credit for free through EvCC's College in the High School program. "The funds allocated by the Board of Trustees will increase access to college, increase enrollment opportunities for low-income, first generation college students and strengthen pathways from Snohomish County High Schools to EvCC," said EvCC President David Beyer. College in the High School, in partnership with school districts, allows high school students to earn college credit for select classes taught by teachers at their own high schools. The money will allow students who receive free and reduced lunch at 18 high schools within EvCC's service district to earn five college credits per semester cost free starting Oct. 1.
Everett Community College joins Boeing's AerosPACE program
Everett Community College is the first community college in the nation to join five universities in a Boeing-led collaboration to close the skills gap in aerospace engineering. EvCC is the newest partner in AerosPACE (Aerospace Partners for the Advancement of Collaborative Engineering) along with Purdue, Georgia Institute of Technology, Tuskegee, BrighamYoung and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Universities. Boeing created the program in 2013 to help the next generation of aerospace employees learn through real-life collaboration on a project.
Latino Leadership Initiative Kicks Off Third Year with Celebration at EvCC
More than 120 educators, political leaders, students and their families gathered Jan. 10 to celebrate the 29 college students participating this year in the Latino Leadership Initiative and encourage more Latino youth to become leaders. The program, now in its third year, promotes leadership development and higher education through formal workshops, hands-on mentoring and service-learning projects. Participating students are from Edmonds Community College, Everett Community College and Skagit Valley College.
Achieving the Dream Names EvCC as a National Student Success Leader
Everett Community College was recognized Sept. 24 as one of the nationwide leaders in student success by Achieving the Dream for its commitment to student completion and closing achievement gaps. "EvCC faculty and staff have worked hard to improve student completion in the past three years, and we are tremendously honored to be selected as a student success leader," said EvCC President David Beyer. "But our work isn't done. We are committed to streamlining the path to success for every student." EvCC was one of 16 community colleges selected this year as an Achieving the Dream leader college. Achieving the Dream has 32 leader colleges nationwide, including six in Washington.


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A lot of people on here ask if I'm a trophy hunter, why don't I just shoot does. Well it's simple. In the black hills of wyo, it is illegal to harvest a doe/fawn on public land. Besides, I would much rather shoot a young buck besides an old doe that has had a few fawns in her days. An old doe can be just as tough to eat as a mature rutting buck. When the opportunity arrives, I can and do get a doe tag and harvest one for meat. But remember, some areas don't allow the harvest of does. Got to be one of the few areas out there that don't allow hunting does. I would be glad to go onto private land and shoot one but they are 95% outfitted and can't get onto the land. I would say that 90% of the people born and raised in NE Wyo are completely happy with meat hunting and the rules and regs we hunt by. Lots of meat hunters around here. The most popular hunting phrase around here is "don't pass up on the first day what you wouldn't on the last day". Lots of people live by those words around here.
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all I know is that I am leaving for Gillette 2 weeks from this Monday. I cant wait!
Im leaving for not to far from Gillette as soon as it stops raining enough to finish planting wheat. Wanted to leave today but prob will be lucky to get on the road by early next week the way things are going.
I could really throw things for a loop if I posted a pic of my bull from last week... LOL...
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mule deer by Gillette musket man? antelope? we are b/w Gillette and buffalo mule deer hunting. public land. always nervous b/c you never know how bad the pressure was in the early season or how bad it will be when we get there. The last 2 hunts we have seen few people. hope that trend continues. Region C had more tags cut again this year, so that would hopefully equal lower hunting pressure. we are hunting the last week of the season (ends oct 20th). Accuweathers long range forcast has highs in the low 50's and lows in the 30's. Hoping they are right. That will be great hunting weather.
gotta check my trail cam on Wisconsin public land tomorrow. have to chain and padlock it to avoid people stealing. Hope I get a few bucks on camera. will post some pictures if I do. its an older camera with avg quality. cant figure out how to set the date, so the pics will show that it is still March. LOL
I will be between Gilette and Buffalo as well hunting antelope. I have 1 buck and 1 doe tag. I applied for deer 2nd choice but didnt draw due to the tag cuts. I was hoping to make the 10/1 opener but as I sit here listening to it rain and I have wheat to plant before I can leave I realize thats not going to happen.


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Get an overview of this hotelBoston-area hotel close to historical sights
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Situated between Concord and Lowell, this property is near several festivals, events, museums, and galleries. The Courtyard by Marriott Billerica/Bedford is 23 miles from downtown Boston.
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Courtyard by Marriott Boston Billerica/Bedford270 Concord Rd Billerica MA 01821
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Located in a suburb of Boston, this hotel is eight miles from Burlington Mall and 23 miles from downtown Boston.
Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in the marble-floored lobby at the Courtyard by Marriott Billerica/Bedford and an adjacent carpeted library boasts upholstered-seating conversation areas. This Courtyard by Marriott Billerica/Bedford hotel also offers express check-in and out for guests' convenience. A 24-hour business center is onsite for the business traveler, including 5 meeting rooms. Laundry facilities are available for guest use.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Meeting rooms 5
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- Number of floors - 8
- Total number of rooms - 210
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The Fireside Lounge – This bar/lounge is decorated in dark wood, and is open daily from 5PM – 11PM.
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A sunny pavilion contains a 40-by-18-foot heated pool. An adjacent fitness center contains cardio machines, a Universal gym, and free weights.
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Mr. Speaker, in March 2002, the United States and Uzbekistan signed a declaration proclaiming a "Strategic Partnership" between our countries. This former Soviet republic, with the largest population of the five Central Asian countries, has played an important role in assisting the United States after 9/11, and I am grateful for that.
At the same time, as Chairman of the Helsinki Commission, I have deep concerns about the human rights situation in Uzbekistan, where no political opposition, no freedom of speech nor freedom of association are permitted. As a result of this situation, Congress has conditioned the release of financial assistance to Uzbekistan upon a determination by the Secretary of State that Tashkent is making "substantial and continuing progress" in meeting commitments specified in the March 2002 bilateral declaration, including in the field of human rights. The Secretary has twice--on August 26, 2002 and May 14, 2003--made such a determination.
Regrettably, there has been no "substantial and continuing progress" in the field of human rights in Uzbekistan. True, a human rights group has been registered, censorship has formally been lifted, and there have been amnesties, but these are largely token deliverables meant to give the appearance of progress. Uzbekistan has also admitted the U.N.'s Special Rapporteur on Torture. But all these gestures are more cosmetic than substantial. In fact, the U.N. Special Rapporteur concluded that torture is "systematic" in Uzbekistan. Instead of claiming credit for allowing him into the country at all, President Karimov should renounce this barbaric practice and Tashkent should take urgent measures to prevent and punish acts of torture.
Unfortunately, thus far President Karimov has refused to take even the simple step of acknowledging and renouncing torture. More to the point, just after the Secretary's most recent determination last month, Orif Ershanov and Otamaza Gafaro joined the unconscionably long list of individuals who have died as a result of torture or other abuse inflicted by Uzbek officials.
Once again, Uzbek officials maintain that these most recent deaths in custody were the result of "natural causes." But the country's deplorable record undermines the credibility of such assertions. Frankly, I am surprised by Tashkent's claims; last year, there were two cases when Uzbek policemen who tortured prisoners, in some cases to death, received long prison terms. Their sentences constituted a sad form of progress in Uzbekistan, allowing observers to hope that law enforcement officials would have reason to fear serious consequences for mistreating people in their care. The latest assertions about "natural causes" signal clear regression to old positions that damage Uzbekistan's government and should be an embarrassment to the United States.
Particularly with respect to torture, Tashkent should immediately take several steps to demonstrate to the international community a serious commitment to make meaningful progress.
First, the Government of Uzbekistan should provide immediate access, organized by the OSCE, for independent medical experts to examine the bodies of Ershanov and Gafaro. Unfortunately, we have received indications that Uzbekistan is balking at admitting independent forensic specialists. Furthermore, Tashkent should establish a system of access for independent experts to investigate all cases of alleged torture and should act on the recommendations of the U.N. Special Rapporteur on Torture.
It is equally important that Uzbekistan unconditionally release those who have been jailed because of their political opposition or religious affiliation. I have repeatedly urged Uzbek officials, including President Karimov during his visit to Washington in March of last year, to release the writer Mamadali Makhmudov, for example. One of the Bekjanov brothers has indeed been freed, but two of his siblings remain in prison, and we have received reports from family members of their declining health. As the most recent deaths in custody demonstrate, fears that such prisoners may die from their mistreatment during incarceration are well founded.
Mr. Speaker, improved relations are in the interest of both Uzbekistan and the United States. But closer, deeper ties will not be built on the graves of Uzbekistan's citizens who have been tortured to death. I hope, Mr. Speaker, that I will soon be able to report back to my colleagues that President Karimov has taken meaningful steps to confront torture and bring a measure of justice to its victims.
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Born on October 23, 1959 in Royal Oak, MI, Raimi began making film shorts as a child after his father gave him an 8mm camera. Around this time, Raimi became friends with future "Evil Dead" star Bruce Campbell, with whom the director made his shorts while in junior high school. He later attended Michigan State University, where Raimi founded the Society of Creative Filmmaking with brother Ivan, who later co-scripted "Darkman" (1990) and "Army of Darkness" (1993), and actor Robert Tapert, who has produced all Raimi's features to date. He left school to form Renaissance Pictures with Tapert and Campbell. The three went on to make, "Within the Woods" (1978), a 32-minute featurette that helped... Continue Bio >>
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North Central College's record number of 98 Presidential Scholars this year includes three sets of twins.
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|Genre: Comedy, Drama, Foreign, Period
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Summary:In 1939, Guido, an Italian Jew, falls in love with Dora, who isn't Jewish. He woos her away from the Fascist official she has been dating, and they get married. Their son Giosue grows up among growing anti-Semitism. As the war progresses, Guido and Giosue are arrested and taken to a concentration camp. Dora goes too, determined not to separate the family. In the midst of the horrors of the camp, Guido protects his son by pretending that survival in the concentration camp is an elaborate game with which Giosue must play along or be sent home.


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According to reports, it was just before 8 p.m. on Tuesday November 20 when the adolescents entered the store. One of the suspects pointed a handgun at the clerk and demanded money as the other acted as a look out.
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2014 Promotions Schedule
Season Long Promotions
Free admission: All fans can come to home Cyclone softball games for free! Parking at the Cyclone Sports Complex is free as well.
Frequent Fan Card: Pick up a Frequent Fan Card at the marketing table when you attend your first home game this season. Every time you attend a game, a marketing representative will punch your card. Receive 6 punches and you can be entered to win a special prize at the end of the season! The prize drawing will take place on Fan Appreciation Day, which is Saturday, May 3 vs. Baylor.
Junior Cyclone Club Honorary Captain: Each game, we will randomly select a Junior Cyclone Club member to serve as that game's Honorary Captain. Honorary Captains get to have their picture taken with Coach Gemeinhardt-Cesler, stand with the team during the National Anthem, and be the "bat girl" or "bat boy" for the game. If you're interested in your Junior Cyclone Club member being an Honorary Captain, complete this questionnaire by Monday, April 7.
Post-game Autographs: Post-game autographs will be after the following games - Sat, Mar 29 at 12 p.m. (vs Oklahoma), Fri, Apr 11 at 4 p.m. (vs Texas), Wed, Apr. 23 at 4 p.m. (vs Iowa), Fri, May 2 at 3 p.m. (vs Baylor), and Tues, May 6 at 4 p.m. (vs Drake).
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|Sat, Mar 29 at 12 p.m.
Youth Day: If you are a member of a youth sports team, wear your jersey to the game!
Dollar Dogs: The first 50 youth that come to the game wearing their jersey will get a "Dollar Dog" coupon, which is good to purchase a hot dog for $1. *Offer is only valid March 29.
Post-game autographs.
Kids can run the bases following the game.
|Sun, Mar 30 at 12 p.m.
|Superhero Day: Come to the game dressed as your favorite superhero! There will be a prize for best-dressed, so dress to impress! Cy will be making a special superhero appearance as well.
|Sun, Apr 13 at 12 p.m.
|Easter Egg Hunt: After the game, there will be an Easter egg hunt throughout the Cyclone Sports Complex! Stick around and find some eggs. Who knows, some could have surprises in them!
|Wed, Apr 23 at 4 p.m.
Color it Cardinal: Support your Cyclones by wearing your cardinal apparel
The first 100 fans will receive Cyclone cardinal sunglasses.
Post meet autographs
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|Fan Appreciation Day: To honor our fan support and say "thank you", we are giving away raffle prizes from Cy's Locker Room throughout the night.
|Sun, May 4 at 11 a.m.
|May the "Fourth" Be With You: This day is for the Star Wars fans. We will be giving away red lightsabers for the first 50 fans and have Star Wars trivia throughout the day.


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text: By Pastor Vince CarrigSports Writer Guards Jake Sexson and Tim Johnson struck from the left corner for three-pointers and Johnson and center Blake Poppe shot a combined 7-of-9 from the free throw line in the final frame as the Plainsmen pulled away from the Panthers for a 56-43 win Friday night in Hershey. Sexson (11 points) had snapped off a late three pointer to allow Perkins County to escape the third quarter with a 36-33 lead. A 7-0 Perkins County explosion at the beginning of the fourth quarter consisting of Sexson from the corner, Johnson's putback and breakaway plus two Poppe free throws made the Panthers' uphill climb too steep. Four Plainsmen topped double figures in scoring, with Poppe leading Perkins County with 12 points. Guard Quinton Hite's early three pointer and following steal, spin move and breakaway basket had built a 10-point lead just after halftime for the visiting Plainsmen. The Panthers, however, roared back with a Landan Maassen long three pointer and three-point play to tie the score again at 33-33. Hite took advantage of a wide open look from far beyond the arc and dribbled Colton Marshall's missed layup the other way for five Plainsmen points in the second quarter. Hershey tied the score three times in the second quarter, but never took the lead. Dylan Johnson hung and flicked a floater for a 16-16 score, but Colton White's six-foot jumper ensured a Perkins County lead at halftime. Johnson led all scorers with 13 points. The Plainsmen played tenacious interior defense, rising up and contesting shots close to the basket. Both Poppe and Caleb Breazeale snuffed shots in Perkins County's final regular-season game. Sexson splashed down a "three" along with a mid-lane jumper and Breazeale planted in the lane for easy points and a pair of free throws to jump Perkins County out to a 14-9 first quarter lead. Hershey guard Landan Maassen answered Sexson's three immediately as Josh Margritz's turnaround jumper tied the game 7-7, but the Plainsmen pulled away at the end of the quarter with a 7-2 run. Sexson and Johnson led their team with seven rebounds apiece. Hite shot 50 percent from the field, arc and line. The Plainsmen avenged a 38-37 loss to 8-15 Hershey with two wins: 44-38 at the SPVA tournament on Jan. 19 and Friday night.Next Action After starting 1-5, the Plainsmen finished their season 14-9 and faced the 15-7 Dundy County-Stratton Tigers Tuesday in the NSAA C2 sub-district playoffs at McCook Community College Events Center (see coverage in next issue).P.C. 56, Hershey 43Perkins Co. 14 10 12 20—56Hershey 9 10 14 10—43 Scoring leaders–Perkins County: Poppe 3FG 6/9FT–12; Sexson 1 (3[x3]) 0/4–11; Hite 2 (2) 1/2–11; Johnson 2 (1 1) 3/5–10; Carlson 3–6; Hershey: Johnson 3 7/8–13; Maassen 2 (2) 1/3–11; Czarnick 4 0/1–8; McConnell 3–6.


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Not that this picture I chose has ANYTHING to do with rankings but it's Monday after a major final weekend so a pick-me-up was in order...
Novak Djokovic had another disappointing end at the Aussie Open falling to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the quarterfinals while feeling all kinds of bad. Last season, the sexy Serb (and defending champ) retired from his match at the same hurdle due to heat-related illness.
But he's feeling pretty good today after waking up as the new World No. 2, his highest career ranking, in the ATP World Tour rankings according to his website:
"I am happy to go one more step in my career and get even closer to one of my life time goals which is to become #1. This career high ranking is important for the moment since I had been close before. It was unfortunate for me this Australian Open, a tournament that really got me to one of my peaks so far, but that's how the competition is. I am now back at home and soon resuming practice so I can compete."
Other Top Ten movers this week include Andy Murray climbing back up to the third spot on the heels of his finals appearance in Oz; Rafael Nadal falling two spots to fourth after retiring in the quarters due to injury (his first time out of the Top 3 since June 2005); Jo-Wilfried Tsonga inching up one to grab the 9th spot; and Marin Cilic making his debut in the Top Ten based on his first appearance in a Grand Slam semifinal.
Fernando Verdasco took a big hit falling out of the Top Ten to No. 12 after getting knocked out of the Aussie Open in the fourth round. Last year the Spanish chorizo made a surprise run to the semifinals losing to Rafa in an epic 5-set marathon.
1 Federer, Roger (SUI) 11,350
2 Djokovic, Novak (SRB) 8,310
3 Murray, Andy (GBR) 7,800
4 Nadal, Rafael (ESP) 7,670
5 Del Potro, Juan Martin (ARG) 6,400
6 Davydenko, Nikolay (RUS) 5,290
7 Roddick, Andy (USA) 4,150
8 Soderling, Robin (SWE) 3,375
9 Tsonga, Jo-Wilfried (FRA) 3,235
10 Cilic, Marin (CRO) 2,970
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May 30, 2016
Lansing Police say the woman found dead Saturday in the Red Cedar River may have been murdered.
Investigators are treating her death as a homicide and say she is between 20-30 years old. They have not identified her.
A witness spotted her body floating in the Red Cedar River at Crego Park.
The Capital Area Dive Team recovered the body near the river's shore Saturday afternoon while Crime Scene Investigators processed the scene.
The body was turned over to the Ingham Medical Examiner.
If you have any information call the Lansing Police Department.
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June 1, 2016
Montgomery, Ala.
Alabama's standard license plate is switching from a coastal scene to the mountains of the northern part of the state. The state Revenue Department says the new tag will be available Jan. 1.
It will replace the "Sweet Home Alabama" tag that promotes Alabama's coast.
State Tourism Department spokesman Brian Jones says the new tag is designed with mountains and a lake reminiscent of north Alabama and is designed to show that Alabama has those attractions.
The new license plate doesn't include the "Sweet Home Alabama" slogan that was on the old tag.
The Revenue Department is also coming out with a new "God Bless America" tag Oct. 1. It has the American flag positioned differently, but it still says "God Bless America" across the bottom.
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The Center for American History is a special collections library, archive, and museum that facilitates research and sponsors programs on the historical development of the United States. The center supports research and education by acquiring and preserving research collections and making them accessible and by sponsoring exhibitions, conferences, fellowships, and grant-funded initiatives.
The Center for American History houses more than 75,000 linear feet of archives and manuscripts, 170,000 volumes, 36,000 maps, 5,500 historic newspaper titles, three million photographs, and extensive collections of broadsides, recorded music, oral history, and ephemera documenting the history of the United States. Research collection strengths are the history of the State of Texas, the South, the Southwest, and the Rocky Mountain West, congressional history, media history, and other specific national topics.
The center's divisions are the Research and Collections Division in Sid Richardson Hall Unit 2 on the University campus in Austin; the Sam Rayburn Library and Museum, in Bonham; Winedale, a complex of historic structures and modern facilities located near Round Top; and the John Nance Garner Museum in Uvalde.
Specific holdings include an 1849 daguerreotype of the Alamo, the earliest datable photograph taken in Texas; more than thirty-five hundred individual collections of personal papers and official records of individuals, families, groups, and businesses significant to the history of Texas, such as the papers of Stephen F. Austin, Lorenzo de Zavala, and Sam Houston; the Natchez Trace Collection, more than four hundred feet of printed and manuscript records documenting life and culture in the lower Mississippi River Valley from 1790 to 1900; the papers of more than forty-five former and present members of the Texas congressional delegation; the Walter Cronkite Papers; the James Farmer Papers; the ExxonMobil Historical Collection; and the photographic archives of photojournalists David Hume Kennerly, Dirck Halstead, Diana Walker, Wally McNamee, and P. F. Bentley.
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Book collections include the libraries of James Joyce and Evelyn Waugh; the Wolff Collection of Nineteenth-Century Fiction, the VanderPoel Collection of Charles Dickens, three Shakespeare First Folios, and the Pforzheimer Collection of English Literature, 1475-1700. The Ransom Center's most valuable book is the Gutenberg Bible. Writers particularly well represented in the center's manuscript collections include Graham Greene, Lillian Hellman, D. H. Lawrence, Norman Mailer, Carson McCullers, Anne Sexton, George Bernard Shaw, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Tom Stoppard, and Tennessee Williams.
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With more than one million volumes, the Tarlton library is one of the largest academic law libraries in the country. In addition to a comprehensive collection of primary and secondary legal materials, the library has a broad interdisciplinary collection from the social sciences and humanities. Special collections include extensive foreign and international law resources, more than one million pieces of microform materials in a media collection, the papers of former United States Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark, feature films and fiction related to law and popular culture, and, in the library's Gavel Room, a special collection of recent winners of the American Bar Association's prestigious Silver Gavel Award. The library is a depository for United States, European Union, and Canadian government documents.
In addition to printed matter, the library offers law students access to LEXIS and WESTLAW, the major online computer-assisted legal research services. The library also provides access to a variety of legal and nonlegal electronic databases and information services. The library's Computer Learning Center provides law students a networked environment of eighty IBM-compatible personal computers with word processing, legal research applications, and laser printers. Students also have access to a wireless network for personal laptop computers. The library Web site offers a number of unique resources, including a searchable database of the tables of contents from recent issues of law reviews.
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The reality TV personality married stripper Kieran Hayler, who is nine years her junior, on a beach in the Bahamas on Wednesday in front of just six guests.
The pair became engaged over the festive period after a whirlwind six-week romance.
Price has previously been married to Australian singer Peter Andre and cagefighter Alex Reid. She was also engaged to Argentinian model Leandro Penna until last year.


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Stole one and I'll take it!
This win is going to look very good come March.
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yeah I won't be sleeping tonight...
Thank you to Kagavi & amestoplease for the sweet designs!
A wins a win! Building that Resume!
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Nice win. Heck of a game.
I love winning games we shouldn't have won. Talk about playing terrible..
Huge win! Great job Cyclones! Will Kane's ejection cause him a suspension? I knew he would get a flagrant II right when I saw the replay..not good.
"The greatest risk in life is not taking one"
Gutsy, gutsy win by our guys. Calls didn't go their way down the stretch, senior guys turned it on down the stretch, but the underclassmen held on and won it. Big win, can't underestimate that enough.
GTFO of Provo and never look back.
'Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius-and a lot of courage-to move in the opposite direction.'
we play better in the second half. Keep it close at the half and then get the W.
How about that bench! This was a complete team win.
That is a HUGE WIN!!!! Thank you Daniel Edozie!
Game over!
I love freddieball! Tough, tough team that never quits. Churchill would be proud.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Ejim out, Kane out, Hogue out. We still pull it out. Unbelievable...love it!
Won under some crazy circumstances, against a team that looked pretty good to me. Niang is cold blooded. The last 2 games when things got tough, he delivered blow after blow and carried us. That looks to be the recipe, hang around and then let Georges finish them off. I don't see any reason to change it.
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The Florida Highway Patrol has announced a multi-agency sobriety checkpoint in Ocala tonight.
The operation begins at 8 p.m. in the 700 block of South Magnolia Avenue.
"This is a continuing enforcement program to identify persons who are operating a motor vehicle with defective equipment, without a valid driver's license, without a proper vehicle registration, proper
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Pyramid Schemes: Mysteries Set in Egypt
. . . the Valley of the Kings, espionage, corpses, sunrise on the Nile, hieroglyphics, Nefertiti , Egyptian politics--what could possibly be more interesting?
One of My Very Favorite Detectives
Amelia Peabody is the creation of writer Elizabeth Peters. Peters is the pen name of Barbara Mertz, who was trained as an Egyptologist at the University of Chicago before turning her hand to novels.
Her tongue-in-cheek depiction of Peabody, an intrepid Victorian adventurer who meets and marries a handsome archaeologist, never fails to entertain. Most of the mysteries take place in Egypt, with interludes back in England.
Got Egyptomania ?
Try some of these exciting mysteries published in the newest millennium.
Besides the Amelia Peabody Mysteries by Elizabeth Peters, investigate
Night Train to Memphis and The Laughter of Dead Kings, two of the Vicky Bliss mysteries by Elizabeth Peters. Bliss is a modern-day art historian involved with a professional art thief, whom she keeps hoping to reform.
Alexandria by Lindsey Davis--first century CE investigator Marcus Didius Falco vacations in Alexandria with his family, and ends up looking into the death of the head librarian of the famous Great Library. Davis' amusing book is, among other things, a send-up of academia.
The Amerotke Mysteries by P.C. Doherty, like The Spies of Sobeck. The hero of this historical mystery series, set in the 15th century BCE, is Amerotke , Chief Judge of the Hall of Two Truths. The books are full of descriptions of daily life in ancient Egypt – some say, too full.
The Shape of Sand by Marjorie Eccles involves the disappearance of a woman in Edwardian England and the investigation by her daughters just after World War II. Her fate seems to be related to a trip she had taken to Egypt, years before her death.
Mummy Dearest by Joan Hess--Arkansas bookseller Claire Molloy is on her honeymoon in contemporary Luxor when she finds that mysterious doings are afoot. This book is a tribute to the Amelia Peabody mysteries, with a character who claims to be descended from her.
The Mamur Zapt Mysteries by Michael Pearce. Like some of Elizabeth Peters', Pearce's books are set in early twentieth century Egypt, a time when British rule was waning and nationalism was growing in strength. You get a feel for the politics of the period, along with lots of local color.
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Vaughn Harrison works at Half Moon Bay Library and on the Bookmobile. Her reading interests include archaeology and mysteries, among other things.


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Nokia and IUCN have signed a new project partnership agreement which aims to identify opportunities to address climate change and natural resource loss in the Balkila Watershed of Uttarakhand State, India. Ganesh Pangare, Head, IUCN Asia Water and Wetlands Programme, will coordinate the overall management of the Balkila project, which will be implemented by IUCN India programme. He will lead the implementation of integrated solutions for meeting local energy, food and water needs in the region. Roundtables will be organised on water and resilience in the Indian Himalayas, in order to establish a dialogue with outputs used to influence planning and action on development and climate change adaptation.
On February 2, 2011, World Wetlands Day, Ba Be National Park was recognised as Vietnam's third Ramsar site. Ba Be National Park is centred on Ba Be Lake, which is at an elevation of 178 m and is the only large natural mountain lake in Vietnam. The 1994 Biodiversity Action Plan for Vietnam listed Ba Be (together with nearby Na Hang Nature Reserve) among the 12 highest priority sites for biodiversity conservation in the country. Nomination of Ba Be is an important step forward in implementing the Ramsar Convention in particular and in conserving Vietnam's biodiversity. The Viet Nam Government's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Biodiversity Conservation Agency, the national Ramsar Administrative Authority, is now working on the nomination of Tram Chim National Park, one of the few remaining natural wetlands in the Mekong Delta, as Vietnam's fourth Ramsar site.
IUCN Pakistan, under its six year program BPSD "Balochistan Partnerships for Sustainable Development" launched the spring tree plantation campaign by planting 8500 saplings of various indigenous species at Bagh Viala village in Qilla Saifullah district. The programme has established four nurseries in Ziarat, Pishin and Qilla Saifullah districts with the aim to scale up the growth of indigenous plants and shrubs in the length and breadth of Balochistan and mobilize the communities for improvement and conserving their natural resources. IUCN has already rehabilitated 100 acres of rangelands and forests in the district, and more than150 acre are being planned for future rehabilitation.
Water security and climate change were the main focus of the newly organised India Water Forum (IWF), which took place in New Delhi from 13-15 April. This inaugural international water conference aims at exploring solutions for sustainable governance and integrated management of water resources. Organised by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), and in association with the Government of India's Ministry of Water Resources, IWF specifically addressed the challenges and opportunities for water in the face of climate change. The conference endeavored to showcase knowledge and technologies developed in different countries and encouraging networks and partnerships.
Developed for the project "Conservation Action Planning for Gibbons in Lao PDR", this Call to Action highlights the gibbon species of Lao PDR, threats to their continued survival and requirements for their conservation. The project is being implemented by IUCN Lao PDR and Fauna & Flora International, partnering with the Division for Forest Resources Conservation. Funded by the United States Embassy in Lao PDR, with contributions from the Arcus Foundation and Mohammed Bin Zayid Foundation, the planning process aims to engage important stakeholders, improve knowledge of gibbon populations, and leverage future support for their conservation.
IUCN's April Focus highlights the compelling stories of some of conservation's unsung heroes in their efforts to save the natural world. From our rivers, deserts, forests and coastlines to the international corridors of power, IUCN works with thousands of people who are battling with quiet determination to protect biodiversity and to give nature a voice. Asia celebrates just a few of its heroes along with many others from around the world.
Experts from the IUCN Mekong Water Dialogues recently participated in the International Conference on Watershed Management in Chiang Mai, Thailand, to exchange ideas and learn from lessons of watershed management around the Asia-Pacific region, and across the world. The international conference aimed to engage participants in dialogue on the challenges and solutions for watershed and river basin management. The meeting provided interactive fora for discussion on good practice, governance and economics and financing. Lively debates, panel discussions and keynote presentations across the three topics, provided the background for a valuable information exchange of activities and approaches undertaken in the Lower Mekong Region.
The IUCN Indian National Committee (INC) had its 13th meeting on March 21, 2011 at the premises of the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF), Government of India. With the welcoming of new members to the IUCN constituency in India and to the INC, the Committee also deliberated on subjects for collaboration among members including the Government of India and discussed critical issues for the CBD 11th Conference of Parties (COP) to be held in 2012. Dr Ashok Khosla, IUCN President and Mr T Chatterjee, Secretary MoEF, were present at the meeting with the INC members and office bearers. Dr Khosla called the IUCN members as the eyes and ears of the organisation and a crucial agent in the dissemination of messages pertaining to the environment. He announced that one of the IUCN Council meetings in 2011 would be held in India and it would be another opportunity for the members to interact and deliberate on interventions.
Government, industry, community groups, individuals and all sections of the community have a part to play in responding to climate change, experts said at a recent discussion in Bangladesh. The observations came at a seminar titled 'Dissemination of Bangladesh Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan 2009 and Progress of Implementation' organized by IUCN, on behalf of the Bangladesh Ministry of Environment and Forests, with the support of the UK Department for International Development (DFID) and the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA). The Bangladesh Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan 2009 will form an integral part of the upcoming sixth Five Year Plan of Government of Bangladesh.
IUCN supported two workshops in the Mekong Delta. The first workshop reviewed environmental conditions and trends in the delta. Dykes have been strengthened and new ones built but this is expensive and often unsuccessful because the dykes are now exposed to the full force of the waves, resulting in scouring and collapse. The construction of dykes has also limited the extent and duration of the annual flood, resulting in sedimentation of the canals (requiring extensive dredging) and reduced natural fertilization of the rice fields (requiring heavy use of chemicals). The second workshop focused on the tendency to prioritize investments in infrastructure and a move to balance this with investment in improved agricultural extension, crop diversification and other "softer" interventions. This may reflect a growing awareness, at least within academia and NGO communities, that continued investment in roads, canals, and dykes is causing major environmental problems and that natural solutions should be pursued.
The IUCN Red Listing process made a significant leap in conservation efforts in South Asia with its formal entry into the policymaking frameworks of the Government of India. In a landmark event led by the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF), Government of India, with support from IUCN, a one day consultative workshop on the global Red Listing process was organised in New Delhi that saw the merger of India's conservation efforts with the global IUCN Red Listing process. The platform explored the need to integrate the various ongoing Red Listing processes within the country and to develop a strategy for a country level initiative adopting the adopting the regional IUCN Red Listing guidelines. The event helped create for the first time in India a Standing Committee on IUCN Red Listing was formed to oversee the development of a country level process.
IUCN helps the world find pragmatic solutions to our most pressing environment and development challenges. It supports scientific research, manages field projects all over the world and brings governments, non-government organizations, United Nations agencies, companies and local communities together to develop and implement policy, laws and best practice.