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February 28, the deadline of the examiner's report, is approaching.
Since we filed for the commencement of civil rehabilitation proceedings on November 24, 2017, we proactively continues our activities to realize the commencement of civil rehabilitation proceedings and have had meetings with the Tokyo District Court, the bankruptcy trustee and the examiner appointed by the Tokyo District Court. We have been conveying our views and conducting research on some theoretical points and reporting the results to them in order to persuade them to commence civil rehabilitation proceedings.
We would like to explain the following theoretical issues that need to be settled in order to commence civil rehabilitation proceedings. Even though there is no precedent for these issues, we believe that we will be able to overcome them and that they will not be obstacles to commencing civil rehabilitation proceedings.
Article 25 of the Civil Rehabilitation Act (the "Act") provides the conditions for the commencement of civil rehabilitation proceedings. More concretely, Article 25 of the Act provides four cases where it is not appropriate to commence civil rehabilitation proceedings (items (i) to (iv)), and it provides that civil rehabilitation proceedings should be commenced unless any one of the items is applicable.
(ii) Where bankruptcy proceedings or special liquidation proceedings are pending before the court, and enforcing either proceedings conforms to the common interests of creditors.
(iii) Where it is obvious that a proposed rehabilitation plan is unlikely to be prepared, approved or confirmed.
If our filing for the commencement of civil rehabilitation proceedings falls under either item (ii) or (iii), the court will dismiss our petition for the commencement of civil rehabilitation proceedings, and, consequently, civil rehabilitation proceedings will not be commenced. However, we believe that this Mt. Gox case does not fall under either item (ii) or (iii) and it is an appropriate case for civil rehabilitation proceedings as explained below.
Article 25(iii) of the Act provides that civil rehabilitation proceedings should not be commenced in the case where enforcing bankruptcy proceedings pending before the court conforms to the common interests of the creditors. Now, we need to discuss whether the pending bankruptcy proceedings "conform to the common interests of creditors" rather than civil rehabilitation proceedings.
In the bankruptcy proceedings of Mt. Gox, the amount of the bankruptcy claims for the return of deposited bitcoin will be estimated at the time of the commencement of the bankruptcy proceedings, and the remaining assets after the final distribution to the bankruptcy creditors will be distributed to the shareholders of Mt. Gox. The amount of distribution to the shareholders could be, if it were provisionally calculated on the assumption that the bankruptcy trustee will sell the bitcoins at the market price just before our filing for the commencement of civil rehabilitation proceedings (916,762 yen/1 bitcoin on November 24, 2017), approximately 160 billion yen. On the contrary, in the case where civil rehabilitation proceedings are commenced, this 160 billion yen will be distributed to the creditors of Mt. Gox, and the creditors as a whole will enjoy the financial benefit of 160 billion yen. Judging from this outcome, it is obvious that the enforcement of civil rehabilitation proceedings conforms to the common interests of creditors and this Mt. Gox case does not fall under Article 25(ii) of the Act.
Article 25 (iii) of the Act provides that civil rehabilitation proceedings shall not be commenced in the case where it is "obvious" that a proposed rehabilitation plan is unlikely to be prepared or approved, or a rehabilitation plan is unlikely to be confirmed. With regard to the meaning of "obvious" in Article 25 (iii), it is commonly understood that it means a very exceptional and limited case where there is no room for doubt that a rehabilitation plan will not be prepared, approved or confirmed.
In this Mt. Gox case, the exact details of the civil rehabilitation plan will need to be determined in the future; however, at present, there are no circumstances that indicate that a proposed rehabilitation plan is unlikely to be prepared by the newly appointed trustee or approved in a creditors' meeting, or a rehabilitation plan is unlikely to be confirmed by the court. Therefore, this Mt. Gox case does not fall under Article 25 (iii) of the Act, and civil rehabilitation proceedings should be commenced.
We have obtained a written opinion that supports our understanding above from a prominent academic in the field of insolvency law, and have already submitted it to the parties concerned.
We sincerely hope that the activities that we have been conducting are successful and that civil rehabilitation proceedings will be commenced in this case.


I went vegan 12 years ago, at a time when vegetarian food was scarce, eating out was an adventure and everyone thought you were bonkers. I'd been vegetarian for six years, during which time some supermarkets didn't even label products as suitable for vegetarians, and as I grew up I met a few vegans. It made me think about quite how ethical I thought I was, and whether I should be doing more. I looked at why I was vegetarian, and realised that I should be vegan for the same reasons. I promised my Mum I would move out before I went vegan, but once I'd made the decision I had to just go for it, and I've never looked back. I've learnt so much along the way, so I thought I would round up the advice that I would give my younger self.
For some, going cold turkey makes it more exciting, but for most the change is just too drastic. If that sounds like you – make sure you do your research. Why you're going vegan, what you like to eat, what you think you'll miss and what you need to stock up on. Research recipes, do a big food shop and ask around for alternatives.
Before I travel anywhere – even if it's just a trip to London – I'll write a list of cafes, restaurants and health food stores that I want to visit while I'm there. It means no walking the streets trying to find a sub-standard highstreet restaurant that has one vegan option, or last minute hunger-induced searching through the Happy Cow app. It also really helps plan your time away, and means you won't miss out on all the amazing offerings your destination has.
Generally when I'm travelling I pack protein bars and maybe some sos rolls from H&B, and if I'm flying long-haul I'll eat at the airport and then stop off at Pret before we board to buy their latest vegan baguette, and a few other snacks. Make sure you've booked a vegan meal on the plane, but it's always a good idea to bring a light meal with you, just in case. I tend to get quite hungry on the plane, anyway.
When I look at how many online vegan friends I've made over the years, I feel very lucky that so many have become real friends – Facebook official and everything. If you don't have any vegan – or even vegetarian – mates, reach out online and get chatting on forums, Twitter, Instagram – it will help.
Everyone finds it difficult sometimes and everyone has something that they miss, but it's about how you cope with it that counts. That might mean adapting your favourite recipes or starting your cooking repertoire from scratch – either way, it means that cooking might take you slightly longer and food shopping might become more complicated, which takes a while to get used to. Finally – don't beat yourself up if you get it wrong. Every single vegan has accidentally eaten something non-vegan at some point. I did it last month. Accidents happen!
There are two options for your existing cupboards: use everything up and replace as you go, or donate it all to a food bank. There's no point in wasting food or making yourself feel bad about eating certain foods, so either use up or donate. Same goes for leather, suede and wool clothing.
I hope these tips help! Please comment below with your own advice – what would you have told your pre-vegan self? What would have helped in your vegan journey?


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Baldwin Insurance Associates
1465 US Highway 2 NW, Ste C
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1465 US Highway 2 NW, Ste C, Havre, Montana | (406) 265-7283
About Baldwin Insurance
At Baldwin Insurance Associates, we have been earning the trust of our neighbors and friends for over 35 years. From 1983 to 2010, E.J. "Bud" Baldwin worked as a principal partner of Erickson-Baldwin Insurance, building relationships across North-Central Montana and establishing a solid reputation as an insurance advisor willing to go the extra mile for his clients. In 2011, Baldwin Insurance Associates was formed, continuing the legacy of hard work, dedication and service to the communities, people and industries of the region. This pledge endures today with a staff of insurance professionals who are here for you and committed to the protection of your home, your family and your investments. It's literally what we are here for!
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Committed to our Community
Baldwin Insurance Associates is committed to growth and development in the Community of Havre as well as the surrounding area.
Whether supporting local and area schools, sponsoring the performing arts or participating in community organizations, it is our goal to see that Havre and the Hi-Line continue to "have it!"
Brad Baldwin
Brad was raised in Havre and graduated from Havre High in 1992. He attended the University of Montana, earning abchelors degree in 1997. He moved back to Havre and began his insurance career working in the family agency.
He is a member of the Elk's Lodge where he is an officer, he is a past president of the Optimist Club, he has served on the Havre Area Chamber of Commerce, the Hill County Library Foundation, and has coached many youth sports over the years.
He is married to Stacy and they have 2 children, Ellery and Evan.
He enjoys camping in the Bear Paws and at Fresno in the summer. He also chases Evan around all year for the vaious sports he plays. He golfs and bowls, and also enjoys cooking and gathering with friends and family.
Stacy Baldwin
Stacy enjoys the Bear Paw Mountains and Fresno during the summer. And tries to spend time with her family both in Wyoming in the summer and Arizona in the dead of winter. She skis and golfs and enjoys watching her son compete in sports and other activities. She has taken up piano recently to the delight of her husband and son.
She is a member of Beta Sigm Phi and the Elks. She has helped plan the Northern Ball and volunteers her time when needed for various other organzitions.
Bud Baldwin
Bud graduated from MSU-Northern in 1971 with a Bachelor's of Science in Business Education. He started his insurance career with Aetna Life and Casualty as a commercial underwriter in 1971. He moved back to Montana in 1975 and began his sales career. Bud moved to Havre in 1979 and continued in insurance sales. After starting a previous agency in 1983, he then opened Baldwin Insurance Associates with son Brad in 2011. He received his Certified Insurance Counselor designation in mid 1980s. Bud has served on the Northern Montana Care Center Board, past president of the MSU-Northern Foundation Board and past president of the Clack Museum Boar. Bud also was President of the Independent Insurance Agents of Montana in 2003.
Ron Fischer
Claims Department/Producer
Ron grew up on the Hi-line and graduated from Chinook High School in 1989. After earning a Bachelors of Science from the College of Business and Public Affairs at Black Hills State University in Spearfish, South Dakota, he returned to Montana in order to make "C.M. Russell Country" a better place to live and work. Ron lives in Chinook and has four sons: Josef, Micheal, Billy and Roger and a grandson, Jonna. He is a member of the Sons of the American Legion in Chinook and has served as Post Commander; he has also served as Vice President of the American Lutheran Church Council in Chinook. Ron enjoys hunting, fishing, camping, home brewing, home winemaking and cooking international cuisine. Ron has been with our team since March of 2007, and is dedicated to serving you, our valued clients.
Holly Haas
Holly's roots run deep in the Hi-Line; she grew up in Hingham and has been working on the family farm for 33 years. She has passed her passion for agriculture on to her two young children, who also enjoy helping on the farm. Holly joined Baldwin Insurance Associates in 2019 and is dedicated to providing top-shelf service to our clients.
Kari Harada
Kari was born and raised on the Hi-Line, graduating from Havre High School. Kari has two grown sons and will soon be welcoming a grandson into the family. Kari has worked in the insurance industry for 22 years and joined the Baldwin team in 2014.
Robyn Ellington
Robyn moved to Havre from Cody, Wyoming, and has kept the books at Baldwin Insurance Associates since 2013. Robyn is married and has three grown children and enjoys travel, quilting and geneology.
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The Lowdown: Please keep VAR out of the NWSL
This is not going to be a popular column.
Approximately 95% of my dedicated soccer viewing consists of the National Women's Soccer League and the U.S. women's national team. That means I rarely have close encounters with VAR, which I don't mind. And I hope the future of the NWSL never includes it. Goal line technology yes—VAR, no.
I know what you're thinking: a simple VAR check would have made it obvious that Sam Staab was not the last defender back against Gotham a few weeks ago. The red card, later rescinded, would have been overturned on the spot and all would have been right in the world of the Washington Spirit. And harkening back to 2018, the infamous hand ball call on Becky Sauerbrunn on a ball that ricocheted off her face would have been erased in real time. In a vacuum, those would be welcome. But as the Olympics have shown, and the World Cup before that, VAR does not exist in a vacuum.
The issues I have with VAR are when the technology begins to run the game. Let's consider the penalty call against Tierna Davidson that led to Canada's only goal during Monday's semifinal. The play was simple. Steph Labbe's punt was flicked by Janine Beckie toward the edge of the 18-yard box, where Deanne Rose and Davidson arrived almost at the same time. As Rose went down hard and the ball was knocked over the goal line, a goal kick was called and players from both teams lined up to prepare. Rose looked mildly annoyed as she went down—again, hard—but did not argue the point nor did any of her teammates. In the NBC booth, neither Arlo White nor Julie Foudy batted an eye.
Next came the VAR review which showed that, by the letter of the law, Davidson fouled Rose within the 18-yard box. And the correct call was made to award Canada a penalty. But I ask, as you watched the play unfold, did it feel like the moment that should define the game? I would bet if you found 100 similar plays through the history of soccer without VAR, you'd be hard pressed to find one that ended in a penalty.
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Q: Operation is not valid while ItemsSource is in use exception - what am I doing wrong? I'm trying to link a 2d list of objects to a contentcontrol.  I'm getting an exception that I don't understand.  Could someone clarify it for me?  (I tried setting the first.ItemsSource property in C# as well to a NationMetrics object that I declared in code - it gave me the same exception)
Outer Exception:
Add value to collection of type 'System.Windows.Controls.ItemCollection' threw an exception.
Inner Exception:
Operation is not valid while ItemsSource is in use. Access and modify elements with ItemsControl.ItemsSource instead.
The NationMetrics class:
public class NationMetrics
{
     List<List<Field>> _Nations = new List<List<Field>>();

     public List<List<Field>> Nations { get { return _Nations; } set { _Nations = value; } }

}

Here's the snippet from my MainWindow.xaml where the exception is being triggered
<Grid>
    <ItemsControl x:Name="first" ItemTemplate="{DynamicResource DataTemplate_Level1}" ItemsSource="{Binding Path=Nations, Source={StaticResource nationMetric}}" />
</Grid>

Here's the snippet from my Window.Resources which defines nationMetric
<local:NationMetrics x:Name="nm" x:Key="nationMetric" />

A: You could try out something like this:
<Window.Resources>
    <DataTemplate x:Key="inner">
                    <TextBlock Content="{Binding}"/>
    </DataTemplate>

<DataTemplate x:Key="outer">
    <ItemsControl ItemsSource="{Binding}" ItemTemplate="{DynamicResource inner}">
        <ItemsControl.ItemsPanel>
            <ItemsPanelTemplate>
                <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal"/>
            </ItemsPanelTemplate>
        </ItemsControl.ItemsPanel>
    </ItemsControl>
</DataTemplate>

</Window.Resources>

<ItemsControl x:Name="itemControl" ItemsSource="{Binding Path=Nations, Source={StaticResource nationMetric}}" ItemTemplate="{DynamicResource outer}">

This basically identifies that there is a list within in a list and does the binding appropriately. I haven't tried it, but I think this is the approach!
Other resources:
WPF: How to create a custom items control panel?
Binding 2 dimensional Collection to some control

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use User\Entity\User;
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use Zend\Mvc\MvcEvent;
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Die Stettiner Dampfschiffs-Gesellschaft J. F. Braeunlich war eine von 1852 bis 1995 bestehende deutsche Ostsee-Reederei, die im Seebäderdienst in Pommern, auf der Postdampferlinie Sassnitz–Trelleborg, im Liniendienst nach Bornholm, Trelleborg und Kopenhagen, und nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg im Seedienst Ostpreußen tätig war.

Geschichte

Gründung
Im Jahr 1851 gab der Stettiner Unternehmer Carl Julius Ferdinand Braeunlich bei der Werft Früchtenicht & Brock, aus der 1857 die Stettiner Maschinenbau Actien-Gesellschaft Vulcan wurde, einen eisernen Seitenraddampfer in Auftrag. Es war der erste Bauauftrag für die beiden Hamburger Ingenieure Früchtenicht und Brock, die gerade in Stettin-Bredow ihre Schiffswerft gegründet hatten. Das 1852 ausgelieferte Schiff, die 35 Meter lange Dievenow, war das erste in Preußen gebaute eiserne Seeschiff. Benannt war es nach dem Ostseebadeort Dievenow bzw. dem gleichnamigen Fluss. Mit der Indienststellung der Dievenow wurde die Reederei J. F. Braeunlich begründet. Mit der Dievenow begann Braeunlich den ersten Linienverkehr zwischen Stettin und Swinemünde. Der Erfolg veranlasste ihn, 1857 mit der Princess Royal Victoria und 1859 mit der Misdroy zwei weitere Seitenraddampfer ähnlicher Größe bei der AG Vulcan bauen zu lassen.

Expansion
Das Aufblühen des Seebäderwesens auf den pommerschen Inseln führte zu einer recht schnellen Expansion von Braeunlichs Reederei und der von ihr bedienten Orte. In schneller Folge kamen die Nymphe (1863), die Najade (1864), die Nixe (1864) und der Wolliner Greif (1865) zur Braeunlich-Flotte, die nun nicht nur auf dem Stettiner Haff, sondern auch zu den Inseln Usedom und Wollin fuhr.

Ballin & Braeunlich
1890 begann eine kurze Kooperation mit dem jungen Hamburger Reeder Albert Ballin, der sich mit seiner Ballins Dampfschiff-Rhederei Gesellschaft beim Kauf der beiden Raddampfer Freia und Cuxhaven finanziell übernommen hatte, deshalb mit Braeunlich die Stettiner Seebäder-Reederei Ballin & Braeunlich gründete und seine beiden Schiffe dort einbrachte. Ballin & Braeunlich fuhren von Stettin über Swinemünde (als Heimathafen), nach Misdroy, Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf und Zinnowitz. Geplant waren auch Fahrten zur Insel Rügen. Der Untergang der Cuxhaven im Juli 1891 bedeutete jedoch das Ende dieser Zusammenarbeit zwischen Ballin und Braeunlich. Die Freia fuhr noch bis 1929 für Braeunlich und wurde dann abgewrackt.

Postdampferlinie Sassnitz–Trelleborg
Braeunlich expandierte weiter auf der Ostsee, und 1896 wurde aus der Reederei J. F. Braeunlich die Stettiner Dampfschiffs-Gesellschaft J. F. Braeunlich GmbH.

Ab 1897 beteiligte sich Braeunlich gemeinsam mit der schwedischen Reederei Sverige-Kontinenten der Brüder Wallenberg an der Postdampfschiffsverbindung nach Schweden, zwischen Sassnitz und Trelleborg. Trelleborg hatte 1875, Sassnitz 1891 Eisenbahnanschluss bekommen, und Braeunlich war sehr an der Einrichtung einer Postdampferlinie zwischen den beiden Häfen und seiner eigenen Teilnahme interessiert. Bereits am 3. Juni 1891 machte seine Freia eine erste Testfahrt auf der Strecke, aber es dauerte noch beinahe sechs Jahre, bis die Linie eingerichtet wurde. Am 29. April 1897 brachte die Freia die schwedischen Ehrengäste, darunter den Außenminister Graf Ludvig Vilhelm August Douglas und den ehemaligen Innenminister und nunmehrigen Generaldirektor der schwedischen Postdirektion Julius Edvard von Krusenstjerna, nach Sassnitz. Sie und die entsprechenden deutschen Honoratioren, wie der preußische "Eisenbahnminister" Karl von Thielen, fuhren am folgenden Tag auf der schwedischen Rex nach Trelleborg, begleitet von dem Kreuzer SMS Gefion der Kaiserlichen Marine. Am 1. Mai 1897 begann der planmäßige Betrieb. Neben der Freia verkehrten die Braeunlich-Dampfer Imperator, Germania, Odin und Hertha sowie die schwedischen Dampfschiffe Rex (bis zu ihrer Strandung im Februar 1900), Svea und Nordstjernan (ab Mai 1900) der Sverige-Kontinenten auf der Linie. Als die Svea im Jahr 1907 wegen längerer Reparaturen aus dem Dienst genommen werden sollte, kündigte die schwedische Postdirektion ihren Vertrag mit der Sverige-Kontinenten und verpflichtete statt ihrer die zu diesem Zweck neu gegründete Reederei Sverige-Tyskland aus Malmö, die mit der Prinsessan Margareta und der Prins Gustaf Adolf in die Postdampferlinie einstieg.

1909 wurde die Postdampferverbindung durch die neuen Eisenbahnfähren auf der sogenannten Königslinie Sassnitz–Trelleborg ersetzt, auf deren Einrichtung sich Schweden und das Deutsche Reich im Vertrag vom 15. November 1907 geeinigt hatten. Mit der Indienststellung der Fährschiffe Preußen und Deutschland auf deutscher und Drottning Victoria und Konung Gustav V auf schwedischer Seite wurde der Postdampferdienst der Braeunlich-Reederei überflüssig, und sie erhielt eine angemessene finanzielle Abfindung. Die Odin fuhr dann bis 1914 auf der Strecke Stettin–Binz, die Hertha im Seebäderdienst und Ausflugsverkehr.

Eisbrecherflotte
Ab 1889 schuf sich die Reederei ein zweites Standbein, das insbesondere für die Wintermonate wichtig war. Sie bereederte im Auftrag der Stettiner Kaufmannschaft bzw. der Stettiner Handelskammer deren Eisbrecher, die im Winter die ansonsten durch Vereisung bedrohte Schifffahrt auf dem Haff, im Achterwasser und Stettiner Hafen, auf der Swine und dem Peenestrom und auf der Ostsee ermöglichten. Die beiden ersten zu diesem Zweck von der Handelskammer bei der Vulcanwerft in Auftrag gegebenen und finanzierten Dampfschiffe waren die Stettin und die Swinemünde, die beide im November 1888 vom Stapel liefen. Da sie sich nahezu umgehend als zu klein und dem wachsenden Bedarf nicht gewachsen erwiesen, lief bereits im Dezember 1889 die Berlin vom Stapel, mit 439 BRT und 900 PS mehr als doppelt so stark wie ihre Vorgänger. Es folgten bald nach der Jahrhundertwende die Pommern und die Preussen und schließlich 1933 die neue Stettin, alle drei gebaut von den Stettiner Oderwerken. Das technische Personal der Bäderschiffe wechselte im Herbst auf die fünf Eisbrecher und brauchte nicht entlassen zu werden. Auf den Eisbrechern fanden sie die gleichen Maschinenanlagen vor, die ihnen von den Seebäderschiffen her geläufig waren.

Erster Weltkrieg
Mit dem Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs fand der Ausflugsverkehr auf der Ostsee ein Ende. Die Braeunlich-Schiffe wurden, wie auch die meisten Seebäderschiffe auf der Nordsee, von der Kaiserlichen Marine gechartert und als Hilfsschiffe genutzt. Die Imperator diente als Hilfs-Lazarettschiff "D", die Freia als Tender, die Odin mit der Bezeichnung Hilfsstreuminendampfer "A" als Minenschiff auf der Ostsee. Die Hertha wurde zunächst zum Hilfs-Lazarettschiff "E" umgebaut, dann jedoch nicht als solches in Dienst gestellt, sondern nach erneutem Umbau, ab September 1914 ebenfalls als Hilfs-Minenschiff eingesetzt. Auch die neue, erst im Mai 1914 in Dienst gestellte Rügen wurde als Hilfs-Minenschiff genutzt.

Neuanfang und Seedienst Ostpreußen
Nach Kriegsende begann ein langsamer Neuanfang mit drei von der Marine zurückerhaltenen und der Reederei verbliebenen Schiffen. Die beiden alten Schiffe Freia und Hertha wurden an Braeunlich zurückgegeben und mussten nicht an die Siegermächte ausgeliefert werden. Die Imperator wurde am 14. März 1919 als Reparationszahlung an Frankreich ausgeliefert. Die Rügen und die Odin mussten am 14. März 1919 an Großbritannien ausgeliefert werden, verblieben allerdings in Stettin und konnten noch 1919 bzw. 1920 vom Shipping Controller in London zurückgekauft werden; die Rügen wurde allerdings bereits 1921 an die Stettin-Rigaer Dampfschiffs-Gesellschaft (R. C. Gribel) verkauft und von dieser, nach Umbauarbeiten, vor allem in den Sommermonaten im Passagierdienst zwischen Stettin und Helsinki und den Baltischen Staaten eingesetzt.

Die Freia fuhr noch bis 1929 für Braeunlich zwischen Stettin und Swinemünde, bis sie 1929 zum Abwracken in die Niederlande verkauft wurde. Ersatz für die Freia wurde die von der Swinemünder Dampfschiffahrts-A.G. gekaufte Frigga (ex Deutschland), die zwischen Stettin und Swinemünde eingesetzt wurde. Die Odin und die Hertha fuhren ab November 1920 für den Seedienst Ostpreußen auf der Linie Swinemünde – Pillau. Die Hertha wurde außerdem zu gelegentlichen Fahrten nach Bornholm und Kopenhagen eingesetzt. Als das Reichsverkehrsministerium 1926 zwei eigene, wesentlich größere Schiffe für den Seedienst Ostpreußen bauen ließ, übergab es die Preußen zur Bereederung an Braeunlich, die Hansestadt Danzig an den Norddeutschen Lloyd.

Der letzte Neubau der Reederei war die 1927 in Dienst gestellte Rugard, die im Seebäderdienst zwischen Stettin und Rügen, insbesondere Binz und Saßnitz, eingesetzt wurde, aber auch Fahrten auf der Linie Stettin–Rügen–Bornholm und nach Kopenhagen unternahm.

1928 übernahm Braeunlich die Mehrheit an der Swinemünder Dampfschiffahrts-Aktien-Gesellschaft (SwiDAG), wobei deren Name formell erhalten blieb. 1935 ging die SwiDAG vollständig in den Besitz von Braeunlich über, und damit auch das Seebäderschiff Berlin.

Zweiter Weltkrieg
Nach dem Beginn des Zweiten Weltkriegs wurden Braeunlichs Schiffe, mit Ausnahme der beiden von 1889 stammenden alten Eisbrecher Swinemünde und Berlin, wieder zu Kriegszwecken eingezogen.

Die Kriegsmarine requirierte die Odin bereits im September 1939 und wies sie der Unterseebootschule (U-Schule) in Neustadt als Ziel- und Sicherungsschiff zu. Ab 1942 wurde sie als Beischiff der in Hela stationierten sogenannten AGRU-Front genutzt. Aus nicht geklärten Gründen sank sie am 7. August 1944 während eines Schießausbildungseinsatzes in der Danziger Bucht.

Die Preußen wurde ebenfalls im September 1939 requiriert und zum Minenschiff umgerüstet. Sie geriet am 9. Juli 1941 bei Öland auf eine schwedische Minensperre, erhielt einen Minentreffer und wurde dann von ihrer Besatzung selbstversenkt.

Die Rugard wurde ab September 1939 als Flaggschiff des Führers der Minensuchboote Ost (F.d.M. Ost) und später des Befehlshabers der Sicherung Ostsee genutzt. Ab 1942 diente sie als Tender der 31. Minensuchflottille. Am 8. Mai 1945 verließ sie als letztes Schiff der Kriegsmarine mit etwa 1500 Flüchtlingen an Bord die Halbinsel Hela und erreichte am Morgen des 10. Mai die Kieler Förde. 1946 wurde sie als Reparationsleistung an die Sowjetunion abgeliefert.

Die Hertha diente ab Oktober 1939 als Wohn- und Zielschiff der 23. U-Flottille in Danzig, einer Ausbildungseinheit, bei der der Kommandantenschießlehrgang durchgeführt wurde. Sie wurde nach Kriegsende an Großbritannien ausgeliefert. Sie fuhr ab 1946 als Heimara unter griechischer Flagge und sank am 19. Januar 1947 bei Nebel gegen 05:40 nach Grundberührung am Riff Derakotos und Kesselexplosion nordwestlich der Insel Parthenopi im südlichen Golf von Euböa zwischen Aghia Marina auf Attika und Nea Styra auf Euböa. Dabei kamen mehr als 380 Passagiere und Besatzungsmitglieder ums Leben. Der Kapitän hatte wegen schlechten Wetters am Cavo Doro (Südspitze von Euböa) die Route von Saloniki nach Piräus durch den Golf von Euböa über die Stadt Chalkis gewählt.

Die Frigga wurde im Dezember 1939 requiriert, zum U-Boot-Begleitschiff und Taucher-Schulschiff umgerüstet und in Gotenhafen unter dem Namen Zenith als Navigations-Schulschiff eingesetzt. Nach dem Krieg wurde sie im März 1946 als Reparationsleistung an die Sowjetunion abgeliefert.

Nachkriegsjahre und Ende
Als Folge des Kriegs hatte die Reederei nicht nur nahezu alle Schiffe verloren, sondern mit der neuen Grenzziehung auch ihren Firmensitz in Stettin und ihr angestammtes Fahrtgebiet in der Ostsee. Der Sitz der Reederei, nun als Reederei J. F. Braeunlich KG eingetragen, wurde zuerst nach Lübeck und 1956 nach Hamburg verlegt. Zwar wurde 1952 noch einmal ein neues Schiff, das 1760-BRT-Frachtmotorschiff Melilla, in Dienst gestellt, aber ein erfolgreicher Neubeginn erwies sich als nicht mehr realisierbar. Im Februar 1995 wurde der Handelsregistereintrag der Firma beim Amtsgericht Hamburg gelöscht.

Befahrene Routen
 Stettin – Swinemünde
 Im Stettiner Haff nach Ueckermünde und Neuwarp
 Zu den Seebädern auf der Insel Rügen (Göhren, Sellin, Binz, Sassnitz) über Karnin und Zinnowitz bzw. Swinemünde und Heringsdorf und dann die Greifswalder Oie
 Nach Usedom und Wollin (Misdroy, Wollin, Dievenow)
 Postdampfer-Fährdienst von Sassnitz nach Trelleborg (Schweden)
 Zur Insel Bornholm und nach Kopenhagen (Dänemark)
 Seedienst Ostpreußen (von Swinemünde nach Zoppot und Pillau)

Literatur
 Jürgen F. Braeunlich: Bäderdampfer auf der Ostsee: Die Reederei Braeunlich und ihre Flotte. Koehler, Hamburg 1999, ISBN 3-7822-0770-X
 Helmut Lassnig: J. F. Braeunlich – Eine Stettiner Reederei. Elbe-Spree-Verlag, Hamburg/Berlin 1999, ISBN 3-931129-21-7
 Claus Rothe: Deutsche Seebäderschiffe. 1830 bis 1939. In: Bibliothek der Schiffstypen. transpress Verlag für Verkehrswesen, Berlin 1989, S. 88, ISBN 3-344-00393-3
 Wulf Krentzien: Die Linie Sassnitz-Trelleborg in alten Ansichten. Europäische Bibliothek, Zaltbommel 1997, ISBN 978-90-288-6383-5

Weblinks
 Die Reederei Braeunlich in Stettin
 Die Stettiner Dampfschiffs-Gesellschaft J. F. Braeunlich (Teil I)
 Die Stettiner Dampfschiffs-Gesellschaft J. F. Braeunlich (Teil II)
 Die Braeunlich-Schiffe
 Der Salonschnelldampfer Freia
 http://czejarek.pl/upload/rte/aktualnosci/czejarek_lipiec.pdf (polnisch)

Anmerkungen und Einzelnachweise

Ehemalige Reederei (Deutschland)

Ehemaliges Unternehmen (Stettin)
Gegründet 1852
Aufgelöst 1995
Dienstleistungsunternehmen (Stettin)

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Yes.. It's true. Our dream has turned into reality.
Our premises at U-TOPCULAR are finished.
We started searching for future brains and talents via Internet.
Soon you'll see lists of projects, ranging from software design to scripting TV series.
From Space projects to music. From acting to electronics.
in discovering the frontiers of tomorrow.


Holly will discuss some general biology and natural history of these animals, and also share helpful hints for keeping these rascals out of your prize-winning hostas.
Holly Vaughn is a Wildlife Communications Coordinator with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. She has a BS in Fisheries and Wildlife and an MS in Park, Recreation and Tourism Resources from MSU.
Brighton Garden Club meets the second Thursday of every month September through June. Join us!


After a hectic semester immediately followed by running around the country, holidays, and adventure, it was very nice to take a breather in Berlin, staying at my former host mother, Vera's house. I got there on New Years Eve (which I wrote a separate post about) and after that crazy night, I've mostly been taking it easy. Even then there's still plenty from the week to talk about.
Vera left for a friends house on New Years Day leaving her flat at my disposal in exchange for dog sitting her lovely Australian Shepard, Jiska. We had lots of fun taking walks through the snow and making our morning stop at the bakery. Vera was gone for four days so Jiska and I really got to spend some quality time together.
In general, I prefer shopping in America to shopping in Germany. Everyone is a lot friendlier, customer service is more helpful, and clothing is organized most of the time by size on the rack. That said, the one area where Germany blows American retailers out of the water is sales. In America, it's rare that you see something on sale for more than 30-50% off. At the end of the year, a store might have a clearance event but it's really just symbolic and in my experience, they're no different than any regular sale.
In Germany, it seems that most stores purge their shelfs for the new year. H&M, Mango and The Body Shop had over half their store set up with sales racks and from what I saw, the sales were significant. One can find some really good deals with a bit of patience. That said, I am on a very tight budget so I only picked up a few sweaters, some skincare from Muji, and a small order at LUSH. FYI, I'm really loving their shampoo bar and would highly recommend giving it a go.
Finally, I usually don't mention movies on my blog because they're really not unique to travel but I thought that I would give a quick shoutout to Arrival. I saw it in the Sony Center and it's an incredible movie that I would recommend to most anyone.
Being in Berlin, every trip out the door is a sight seeing adventure. This city is ever changing with new street art and construction around every corner. Even after living in Berlin for 3 months in 2015, theres still so much I've never seen. This is pretty easy to understand when one considers that it's the second largest city in the European Union and covers over 890 square kilometers. With over 175 museums, 300 movie theaters, and 190 clubs, theres no shortage on things to do and see.
A field of sarcophagi at the murdered Jews of Europe memorial.
I got a huge chunk of the "must see" items off my list when I lived in Berlin but there's still so much I haven't seen. Despite feeling a bit lazy, I wandered through the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe and peeked in on the Memorial to the Homosexuals Persecuted Under the National Socialist Regime. Both memorials are very effective with their messages and since they're both quick, free, and easy to find, I think they should be on every visitors to do list.
A single rose left at the persecuted homosexuals memorial.
And that was my lazy week in Berlin! Next week I will be headed home but first, a day detour through the town of Kassel! It just happened to work out that the cheapest ticket out of Berlin was to Kassel which is within Hesse where my student ID lets me travel for free so I decided to take advantage of the situation and spend a day wandering though the giant gardens there.
As always, I'll keep you all updated next Sunday. Until then, enjoy your winter weather!


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Journalist and Bestselling Author of The Uninhabitable Earth - Panelist Blurb
Unfortunately, David Wallace-Wells was unable to attend the Climate Crisis Forum due to a family emergency.
The future is being transformed by climate change, faster and more dramatically than we realized. Politics, technology, cities, business, even our sense of history, human rights, and justice—all will be changed by this massive force. But how? To what degree? In his critically-hailed instant New York Times bestseller The Uninhabitable Earth, David Wallace-Wells tells the epic story of our time. In urgent talks, he asks key questions—how will the map of global power shift as coastlines are redrawn?—and reminds us that everything is within our control, so long as we resist complacency.
Wallace-Wells moves beyond "what must be done" to investigate "what will the world actually look like." Neither a scientist nor an environmental activist per se, Wallace-Wells is a celebrated journalist who has spent his life living in cities, and adds a much-needed focus on storytelling and the humanities, as well as a look at geopolitical and economic consequences. How will humans live together on a degraded planet? Will carbon become a central topic of the 21st century the way human rights were to the 20th? How will the dynamic between nations shift as a result of divergent climate impacts? Wallace-Wells also examines how public sentiment and political action are changing, much faster than anyone might have predicted. He reminds us that no sector will be left untouched, but change will vary. This, he says, is the moment to truly engage with what climate change really means.
Wallace-Wells is the Deputy Editor at New York magazine, where he writes a column on climate change, and where his viral cover story, "The Uninhabitable Earth," was published to widespread acclaim. Formerly the Deputy Editor of The Paris Review, and a National Fellow at the New America Foundation, he is the co-host of the 2038 podcast, which interrogates predictions about the next two decades.
David Wallace-Wells on "Here and Now" [panelist audio interview]
"The 3 Big Things That People Misunderstand About Climate Change" [Atlantic interview with panelist David Wallace-Wells]


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Senate Regulation 9 (Appendix 1)
Thesis format and submission
To be awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, the research student must satisfy the examiners by means of a thesis which makes a distinct and original contribution to knowledge in the discipline and contains work which is considered to be worthy of publication. The research student must demonstrate a broad knowledge and understanding of their discipline and its associated research techniques and show that these have been successfully applied. For research students registered for the degree of PhD and who will submit a practice based thesis, both the critical/reflective component and the practice component of the thesis must form a coherent whole which meets the requirements for the award of the degree.
To be awarded the degree of Doctor of Medicine, the research student must satisfy the examiners by means of a thesis in any branch of medicine, surgery, or medical science, which has been specifically composed for the purpose, includes a review of the relevant background literature, contains a critical account of original laboratory-based or clinical research, carried out personally by the research student, that constitutes a significant contribution to knowledge, and contains work which is deemed worthy of publication.
To be awarded the degree of Doctor of Psychology, the research student must satisfy the examiners by means of a thesis which has been specifically composed for the purpose. The thesis must include a critical literature review (the topic normally being relevant to the research question addressed in the research study) and a self-contained research study which conforms to the requirements of a peer-reviewed journal appropriate to the research topic, a reflective critique of the research process, and constituting a contribution to knowledge.
To be awarded the degree of Doctor of Clinical Psychology, Doctor of Education, Doctor of Engineering, or Doctor of Social Science the research student must successfully complete all assessed components excluding the thesis to the appropriate standard described in the relevant programme specification and satisfy the examiners by means of a thesis which makes a distinct and original contribution to knowledge in the discipline and contains work which is considered to be worthy of publication. The research student must demonstrate a broad knowledge and understanding of their discipline and its associated research techniques and show that these have been successfully applied.
To be awarded the degree of Master of Philosophy, the research student must satisfy the examiners by means of a thesis which demonstrates a satisfactory record of research, a broad knowledge and understanding of the field of study and associated research techniques, and shows that these have been successfully applied. The thesis must present evidence of a critical survey of knowledge in the discipline but does not need to make a distinct and original contribution to knowledge of their discipline or to be of publishable quality. For research students registered for the degree of MPhil and who will submit a practice based thesis, both the critical/reflective component and the practice component of the thesis must form a coherent whole which meets the requirements for the award of the degree.
The thesis must not have previously been submitted for examination for a degree of the University or another institution except in the case of theses which had been submitted for a degree of the University and referred for resubmission. In all cases the thesis must be:
the result of the research student's own work; where parts of the thesis are the result of work undertaken by or with others, this must be explicitly acknowledged in the thesis text and/or references
the result of work undertaken by the research student over their period of registration – except where the thesis comprises inter-related published works or clinical case studies.
With the exception of short quotations for which an English translation is provided, the thesis must be written in English unless the Dean of the Doctoral College has given approval prior to submission for examination for all or part of the thesis to be in another language.
The thesis must be presented on A4 size.
Any research degree thesis undertaken at the University of Leicester must, when printed, be printed on one side only. Text must be of good quality with 1.5 line spacing and should normally be in 12 point type.
Any research degree thesis undertaken at the University of Leicester must, when printed, have a margin of at least 3.5 centimetres on the left side of each page. All other margins must be of at least 2.5 centimetres.
The first page of the thesis must be a title page that includes the following information:
the full title of the thesis
the research student's full name
the name of the research student's Department
the month and year in which the thesis was submitted for examination
The title page of the thesis must be followed by the thesis abstract. The abstract must not exceed 300 words and must include in the form of a heading the full title of the thesis and the research student's full name.
The thesis abstract must be followed in this order by:
acknowledgements page
main body of the thesis
appendices (if needed)
Explanatory notes must be numbered and presented as footnotes at the bottom of the relevant page.
The thesis appendices – or the main body of the thesis if there are no appendices – must be followed by a complete and accurate bibliography. All works referenced in the thesis must be included in the bibliography.
The critical/reflective component of a practice based thesis submitted for the degree of PhD or MPhil must comply with the requirements for thesis format specified in 9.185 to 9.194. The practice component of the thesis must be submitted as a created output appropriate to the area of research and in a form suitable for examination.
Thesis word length
Each College shall have a specified maximum word limit for research degree theses:
For research students in the College of Life Sciences, the length of the thesis – including footnotes and any appendices, but excluding the table of contents, tabulated data, diagrams, and the bibliography – must not exceed the following limits:
PhD - 50,000 words
MD - 30,000 words
MPhil - 30,000 words
Except for:
a. research students registered for the degree of PhD, MD, or MPhil and whose thesis is based on qualitative or case study research, where the length of the thesis – including footnotes and any appendices, but excluding the table of contents, tabulated data, diagrams, and the bibliography – must not exceed the following limits:
b. research students registered for the degree of PsyD or DClinPsy where the length of the thesis – including footnotes and any appendices (except mandatory appendices), but excluding the table of contents, tabulated data, diagrams, and the bibliography – must not exceed the following limits:
PsyD - 30,000 words
DClinPsy - 29,000 words
For research students in the College of Science and Engineering, the length of the thesis – including footnotes, but excluding the table of contents, tabulated data, diagrams, any appendices, and the bibliography – must not exceed the following limits:
EngD - 25,000 words
Except for research students in the Department of Geography registered for the degree of PhD or MPhil and whose thesis is based on social science research, where the length of the thesis must not exceed the limits specified in 9.196(4).
For research students in the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities the length of the thesis – including footnotes, but excluding the table of contents, tabulated data, diagrams, any appendices, and the bibliography – must not exceed the following limits:
EdD - 55,000 words
DSocSci - 50,000 words
For research students in any College registered for the degree of PhD or MPhil and who will submit a practice based thesis, the length of the critical/reflective component of the thesis – including footnotes, but excluding the table of contents, tabulated data, diagrams, any appendices, and the bibliography – must be no less than 20% and no more than 80% of the relevant maximum word length specified in 9.196(1) to 9.196(3).
The thesis must not exceed the specified maximum word limit unless the Dean of the Doctoral College has given approval for a higher word limit prior to submission of the thesis for examination.
The research student must on the request of the Doctoral College Office confirm the date by which they expect to submit the thesis for examination.
Research students registered for the degree of PhD or MPhil and who will submit a practice based thesis must on the request of the Doctoral College Office confirm the form in which the practice component of the thesis shall be submitted. The exact form that the practice component of the thesis shall take must be discussed and agreed with the supervisory team before submission and shall be subject to the approval of the internal examiner.
The research student must be registered on the date that they submit the thesis for examination. The research student must submit the thesis for examination by the date at which they complete the specified maximum registration period unless they have been given an extension of registration by the Dean of the Doctoral College or, in the case of research students registered for the degree of MD, by the MD Degree Board of Studies.
The research student shall be responsible for deciding whether to submit the thesis for examination. This decision should take account of the opinion of the supervisory team. The supervisory team's opinion is advisory only. An opinion that the thesis is ready for submission must not be taken as a guarantee that a degree will be awarded and a decision to award a degree rests wholly with the examining team.
Research students submitting the thesis for examination must submit to the Doctoral College an electronic copy of the thesis.
Research students who following examination have been referred for resubmission must submit to the Doctoral College Office an electronic copy of the revised thesis.
Research students who following examination have been awarded a research degree must submit an electronic copy of the thesis to the University Library; the electronic copy of the thesis shall be deposited in the Leicester Research Archive and made available through the British Library's Electronic Theses Online Service. Where, owing to security or protection rights it is not possible to provide an electronic copy of the final thesis for public access through the British Library's Electronic Theses Online Service, research students may be required to submit a hardbound copy of the thesis. The hardbound cover must be standard green (Aberlave Library Buckram No. 563).
Research students who following examination have been awarded the degree of PhD or MPhil on the basis of a practice based thesis must submit to the University Library a permanent record of the practice component of the thesis – such as a physical artefact, photographic record, or audio-visual record.
Restrictions on access to theses
The thesis shall be made available through the University Library, the Leicester Research Archive, and the Electronic Theses Online Service. A request to restrict access to the thesis may be made if there are extenuating reasons for doing so.
If there are extenuating reasons for restricting access to the thesis, the research student and/or the supervisory team may request that the thesis should be placed under an embargo for a period of no more than three years. The request for a thesis embargo must be made to the Doctoral College Office on or before the date at which the thesis is submitted for examination. The application of a thesis embargo shall be subject to approval from the Dean of the Doctoral College. An approved embargo may apply to the electronic copy of the thesis only or to both an electronic and a print copy of the thesis.
Access to the thesis shall be restricted if the research is the subject of a formal confidentiality agreement with a sponsor. In such cases the relevant office holding the sponsor agreement shall notify the Doctoral College Office of the relevant conditions.
Sponsored research students must comply with any conditions for open access to the thesis that are associated with the terms of their sponsorship.


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Both playful and unexpected, it really makes a statement.
Designing a home for a young couple is always a challenge, as meshing the two individual design styles in a cohesive way involves a lot of back and forth. For Homepolish designer Crystal Sinclair, however, the biggest challenge had more to do with creating a space that fit the bohemian, light vibe the couple was searching for.
The result is a combination of bold patterns with more neutral tones that were still different enough to inspire. This starts with the botanical wallpaper in the entryway—a statement-making choice regardless, but even more so when you see it's been placed on the ceiling. A neutral mirror and muted carpeting allow the ceiling to really be the star, without being too garish.
The warm, calming hues carry over into the living room, with the shaggy rugs, cozy furniture, and nature-inspired accessories (including Sinclair's favorite Outli Floor Lamp, which has a tree-like base) adding an organic feel to the space. The floor-to-ceiling windows let in tons of natural light—and offer a stunning view of downtown Manhattan—while the blush and peach touches give the area a bit of glam.
Other touches, like a corner dining area complete with a colorful, floral rug, and open shelving in the contemporary hardwood kitchen add to the breezy, bohemian feel the couple was going for.
The high ceilings in the great room are highlighted with a stunning grand piano that (naturally) needed to be the star of the room, with luxe pillows in a variety of textures, tufted marigold chairs, and a peacock-printed rug adding more character to the space—quite a departure from the neutral living room.
Sinclair also made use of the natural light by keeping the room bright and playing off the large windows, with a creamy, textured wallpaper, a pale teal rug, and a soft blue ceiling paper. Some cacti in baskets sourced from Africa add a natural element.
Finally, with an upcoming baby on the way, the nursery was an important space for the young couple to really play with color and texture. It fully embraces the teal color found throughout the home, and the rug, walls, and statement lighting give it a mod feel.
By mixing playful elements with textured neutrals, Sinclair created a space that allowed for both cozy vibes and energy-boosting areas—allowing aspects of the couple's personalities to shine through cohesively throughout the space.


Industrial shrimp farming is the principal cause of the destruction of Ecuador's mangrove ecosystem and the displacement, from their ancestral territories, of thousands of families of small-scale fishermen and crustacean harvesters. The government of Ecuador, through an executive decree of October 2008 is 'legalising' this predatory activity, threatening community and environmental rights.
The 1391 Decree, which is in effect rewarding Ecuador's shrimp farming sector, is illegal and unconstitutional. The 1391 Decree regularises (i.e. grants concessions), shrimp farms constructed on areas of mangrove previously deforested illegally by the industry, as mentioned in the same decree. At the same time, the decree calls for a reforestation level of 10% when the area of the aquaculture installation covers up to 10 hectares, 20% when it covers from 11 to 50 hectares, and 30% from 51 to 250 hectares. But it should be noted that mangroves are protected in Ecuador by a legal framework – since 1960 by the Marine Policy Code and since August 1981 by the Forestry Law – and given a Decree can't override a Law according to the order of precedence of the national legal framework, 100% of the cleared areas should for this reason be reforested, as stipulated by this law.
The 1391 Decree is a reward for the shrimp farming sector and a backward step in the application of environmental and community rights. Official comment has attributed benefits resulting from the supposed recovery of mangroves that are still in actual fact occupied illegally by shrimp farms. Furthermore, reforestation carried out by the sector (when it has taken place) hasn't achieved restoration of areas, such as shrimp ponds, that were previously covered by mangrove, but has instead reforested areas which never have been, and never will be, adequate for mangrove planting, such as flats fishing, salt pans and beaches  or on sandbanks where forest could never regenerate. The aquaculture industry has also attempted to claim as reforestation efforts areas that were previously reforested either through local community initiatives or by natural regeneration; the figure of 1.6% of mangroves recovered by the aquaculture industry reported in the FIS article  is therefore patent nonsense and untrue.
It is important to emphasise that we can't talk about mangrove restoration with reference to a 1999 baseline (the reference year of the FIS article), given that approximately 70% of Ecuador's coastal mangrove ecosystem had already been destroyed by then, principally as the result of the shrimp farming sector (the Ministerial Agreement 498 of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, published in the Official Register on 24 December 1986, and rectified by the Ministry through the Ministerial Agreement 238 in 1987, recognised 362,802 hectares of mangrove ecosystem at that time).
In 2006 the Centre for Integrated Survey of Natural Resources by Remote Sensing (CLIRSEN) reported the recovery of 2,500 hectares of mangrove forest through natural regeneration, through reforestation by mangrove community organisations, and by the Coastal Resources Management Programme; the 2006 data were presented again in 2012, the result of an 'illegal' process of regularisation of industrial shrimp farming which started in 2008.
More than three years after the Executive Decree 1391 for the 'legalisation' of the destruction of the mangrove ecosystem, complete information is still lacking regarding the number of hectares of ponds that have been 'legalised' in practice, the area of mangrove forest reforested to comply with this 'legalisation' and their exact locations, and how much was paid to the state by companies to obtain the concessions granted them by the Subsectretariat of Aquaculture.
The Decree stipulates the removal of shrimp ponds installed in protected areas, however there is no information on how many ponds have been removed. For example, the ponds belonging to the company "Purocongo" located in the "Cayapas Mataje Mangrove Reserve" in the north of Esmeralda province should have been removed, given they were constructed after thedeclaration of the protected area; however they are still operating.
Deforestation greatly affects artisanal fishing communities who have seen their fishing areas reduced, and in many areas it contributes to increased sedimentation of estuaries, causing serious problems affecting both the mangrove ecosystem and its human communities.
Furthermore, mangrove communities, which already suffer from travel restrictions through areas that have traditionally offered them free passage, have experienced an increase in violence. In the last 12 months two shellfish harvesters have died in El Oro province, as well as a shrimp farm guard in Manabí province, electrocuted on the walls of shrimp pools; it is not only guards gunfire and dogs that threaten the lives of mangrove community families, but also electrified fencing. For mangrove communities the right to work has turned into a death penalty.
 Reflected in the reforestation of more than 80 hectares in a salt panin El Oro province, within the Dry Forest and Sand Mangroves NaturalReserve.


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From ANIMAL PEOPLE, June 2009:
MELBOURNE, Australia–The Racing Victoria Limited Board
suspended jumps racing for 11 days in May 2009, after seven horses
in two weeks were euthanized due to injuries suffered in jumps
competition of training, including three in two days at the
Warrnambool May Racing Carnival.
Racing minister Rob Hulls lifted the suspension on May 18,
after intensive lobbying by the Victorian Jumps Racing Association.
However, Racing Victoria Ltd. on May 11 suspended four-time Grand
Annual Steeplechase winning rider David "Butch" Londregan, now a
trainer, for threatening in a radio interview to shoot his horses
and send their heads to Hulls.
Among the Warrambool casualties was Pride of Westbury, who
fell at the last hurdle in the Grand Annual on May 6. The longest
thoroughbred race in Australia, the 137-year-old Grand Annual
features 33 jumps–believed to be the most of any horse race
anywhere–over 3.4 miles. Pride of Westbury's stablemate Hassle was
euthanized due to injuries suffered in a preliminary event. Also
euthanized due to injury in the Grand Annual was Clearview Bay.
Their deaths followed those of Shrogginet, Taken At The
Flood, Wool Zone, and Hanging Rock at other meets. Hanging Rock
had a seemingly insurmountable lead at Yarra Valley on April 26, but
fell at the last hurdle.
Racing Victoria Limited is expected to introduce new rules
for jump racing, including a different starting method, stricter
qualifications for participating horses, and eliminating the last
hurdle of each race, to give tired horses an easier run to the
Five horses died at the April 2009 Grand National in Aintree,
England–the most prestigious of jumping events. Exotic Dancer
placed second in his race on the first day, then died of a heart
attack. Mel In Blue suffered a broken neck. Moscow Catch suffered
an apparent broken neck on the second day. Lilla Sophia was
euthanized due to a broken leg. Hear the Echo and Butler's Cabin
collapsed after the climactic race on the third day, but Butler's
Cabin revived after being given oxygen.
Two horses died at Churchill Downs in preliminaries to the
Kentucky Derby–Raspberry Miss, a two-year-old filly who was run
over in a training session on April 27 by Doctor Rap, a
three-year-old colt, and Stormalory, who broke a leg in the
American Turf Stakes race on May 1.
Following the high-profile deaths of 2006 Kentucky Derby
winner Barbaro and 2008 runner-up Eight Belles due to racing
injuries, the Kentucky Derby in 2009 introduced the use of padded
starting gates, required jockeys to use riding crops instead of
whips, banned a type of cleated shoe that has been associated with
injuries, and strengthened enforcement of laws against giving
steroids to horses before they race.


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Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III has issued an order dismissing from the service the municipal treasurer of the town of Burdeos in Quezon for committing acts of grave misconduct and dishonesty.
Dominguez also ordered the suspension without pay for one year of a revenue officer of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) for making incomplete and untruthful declarations in her Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net worth (SALN) and for traveling overseas without the proper authority from the Department of Finance (DOF).
Another municipal treasurer from Sagbayan, Bohol was also suspended without pay for one month and one day for simple neglect of duty.
Dominguez also ordered the dismissal from the service of Nilda Salazar, the municipal treasurer of Mayantoc, Tarlac; and Wilfredo Alidon, municipal treasurer of Minglanilla, Cebu for various offenses.
These series of directives were implemented by the DOF on orders of the Office of the Ombudsman, which had conducted separate investigations on the erring officials.
In a separate case, Naime Ayuma, the municipal treasurer of Burdeos, Quezon, was ordered dismissed from the service and punished with accessory penalties such as cancellation of eligibility, perpetual disqualification from holding public office and forfeiture of retirement benefits, after his appeal to reconsider the Ombudsman's ruling against him was denied.
The Ombudsman also ordered Ayuma indicted for the criminal offense of malversation of public funds.
Ayuma's case stemmed from the double reimbursement claims of P3,780 on his official travel.
The Ombudsman also ordered the one-year suspension without pay of Revenue Officer III Evelyn Ramirez with a "stern warning that a repetition" of her offense "will warrant a more severe penalty."
Ramirez admitted to having made omissions and inconsistencies in her SALN for various years starting in 2004 up to 2013. She also admitted going overseas in her personal capacity without securing travel authority from the DOF.
Ramirez was found liable for committing acts prejudicial to the best interest of the service and violating reasonable office rules and regulations.
Anita Pacheco, the municipal treasurer of Sagbayan, Bohol was meted with a lighter penalty of suspension for one month and one day without pay after she admitted to have failed in liquidating P43,731.89 in cash advances on time because of work pressures, aggravated by the fact that the required documents were lost during the 2013 Bohol earthquake.
In another case, Bureau of Local Government Finance (BLGF) OIC Executive Director Niño Raymond Alvina recommended to Secretary Dominguez the filing of administrative charges and a lifestyle check against the municipal treasurer of Porac in Pampanga after P17 million in the town's funds was found missing last March.
In a report to Dominguez, Alvina said Porac municipal treasurer Maria Luisa Vitug has been relieved and replaced by an acting municipal treasurer, Bernadette Duya, to "ensure continuous local government operations" in this town.
The BLGF learned of Vitug's case when Porac Mayor Condralito Dela Cruz forwarded the Letter of Demand issued to Vitug by the Audit Team Leader of the Commission on Audit, Region III, for incurring a cash shortage of P17 million to BLGF Regional Office in Pampanga, which then ordered the immediate relief of Vitug and replaced her with Duya.
Vitug was likewise "instructed to close the book of accounts and transfer her accountabilities to the incoming acting municipal treasurer, but Ms. Vitug failed to appear on the said turnover despite the notice," Alvina said in his report coursed through DOF Undersecretary Antonette Tionko.
On March 27, the BLGF Regional Office under OIC Regional Director Divina Corpuz received Vitug's letter tendering her irrevocable resignation. In response, the Regional Office advised Vitug to immediately report to her official station 'as it appeared that there was no proper transfer of accountability" on her part.
Corpuz likewise requested the regional office of the Commission on Audit (COA) in Pampanga to make a final audit report on the missing funds. Corpuz also forwarded to Alvina documents showing Vitug's unauthorized absences beginning March 20, 2017. No travel authority was issued to Vitug on those dates.
"It is noted that the overt acts of Ms. Vitug constitutes abandonment of office. The Supreme Court, in a series of cases, has considered abandonment of office as Conduct Prejudicial to the Best Interest of the Service, a grave offense under Section 46 (B) of the RRACS (Revised Rules on Administrative Cases in the Civil Service)," Alvina said in his report.
Alvina already issued a show cause memorandum against Vitug through registered mail to the last known address of Vitug last June 8, 2017.
To date, the BLGF has yet to receive Vitug's answer under oath why she should not be charged administratively for conduct prejudicial to the best interest of the service by abandoning her office.
On the watch of Secretary Dominguez, the DOF has thus far taken punitive action against at least 19 erring local treasurers and other officials under its supervision, in line with President Duterte's commitment to public accountability and transparency in government under his administration.
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Maxime Bouet (Belley, 3 november 1986) is een Frans wielrenner die sinds 2017 voor de vanaf 2019 Arkéa-Samsic geheten ploeg uitkomt.

Baanwielrennen

Palmares

Wegwielrennen

Overwinningen

2004
1e etappe Ronde van Valromey
2008
Proloog Ronde van Normandië
2009
1e etappe Driedaagse van Vaucluse
1e etappe Ronde van Alentejo
Eindklassement Ronde van Alentejo
Boucles de l'Aulne
2010
3e etappe Ronde van de Ain
2013
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2018
1e etappe Ronde van Savoie

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Ploegen
2007 –  Agritubel (stagiair vanaf 1 augustus)
2008 –  Agritubel
2009 –  Agritubel
2010 –  AG2R La Mondiale
2011 –  AG2R La Mondiale
2012 –  AG2R La Mondiale
2013 –  AG2R La Mondiale
2014 –  AG2R La Mondiale
2015 –  Etixx-Quick Step
2016 –  Etixx-Quick Step
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2018 –  Fortuneo-Samsic
2019 –  Arkéa-Samsic
2020 –  Arkéa-Samsic
2021 –  Arkéa-Samsic
2022 –  Arkéa-Samsic
2023 –  Arkéa-Samsic

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Die katholische Pfarr- und Benediktinerabteikirche Heilig Kreuz und Mariä Himmelfahrt in Scheyern, einer Gemeinde im Landkreis Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm in Bayern, ist im Kern ein spätromanischer Bau aus dem 12./13. Jahrhundert. Die Kirche wurde als Klosterkirche der Benediktinerabtei Scheyern, dem Hauskloster der Wittelsbacher, das bis ins Jahr 1253 als deren Grablege diente, errichtet. Im 16. und 18. Jahrhundert erfuhr die Kirche eine weitgehende Umgestaltung, im 19. Jahrhundert wurde sie reromanisiert. Im Jahr 1980 erfolgte die Erhebung zur Basilica minor. Die Kirche gehört zu den geschützten Baudenkmälern in Bayern.

Seit dem ausgehenden 12. Jahrhundert ist die Kirche im Besitz einer Kreuzreliquie, dem Scheyrer Kreuz. Es wird heute in der Heiligkreuzkapelle aufbewahrt und ist Ziel einer Wallfahrt.

Geschichte
Im Jahr 1119 siedelte Graf Otto V. von Scheyern das 1077 in Bayrischzell gegründete und später nach Fischbachau und Petersberg im Landkreis Dachau verlegte wittelsbachische Hauskloster an der Stelle seiner ehemaligen Stammburg in Scheyern an, die er zugunsten der Burg Wittelsbach verlassen hatte. Um 1127/28 wurde eine Kirche geweiht, die bei Bränden in den Jahren 1171 und 1183 zerstört wurde. In der Folgezeit errichtete man eine neue Kirche, deren Weihe im Jahr 1215 stattfand und die im Kern bis heute erhalten ist. Dieser spätromanische Bau mit Stützenwechsel war zwölf Meter kürzer als die heutige Kirche, besaß eine Westvorhalle und drei Apsiden.

Um 1440/50 baute man an der Stelle der südlichen Apsis, der heutigen Königskapelle, eine zweistöckige Sakristei ein. Zur gleichen Zeit erhöhte man den romanischen Turm, der 1837 durch Friedrich von Gärtner einen neuromanischen Helm erhielt. Von 1768 bis 1770 erfolgte eine Umgestaltung der Kirche im Stil des Spätrokoko. Das Mittelschiff wurde verlängert, die ursprünglich romanischen Fenster wurden birnenförmig erweitert, die Kapellen des nördlichen Seitenschiffs wurden zu einem weiteren Seitenschiff zusammengefügt und die Kirche erhielt eine neue Ausstattung.

Nach der Aufhebung des Klosters im Jahr 1803 im Zuge der Säkularisation wurde die Klosterkirche zur neuen Pfarrkirche von Scheyern. Die  bisherige Pfarrkirche St. Martin wurde damals abgerissen. In den Jahren 1876 bis 1878 führte man eine Reromanisierung der Kirche durch, sie wurde mit einer neuromanischen Fassade versehen, der Stuck wurde teilweise abgeschlagen und die von Johann Georg Dieffenbrunner geschaffenen Rokokofresken wurden durch themengleiche Bilder im Stil der Nazarener ersetzt.

Architektur
Das dreischiffige Langhaus wird von einer Stichkappentonne überwölbt. Ein Querhaus ist nicht vorhanden. Der dreiseitig geschlossene Chor wird in seiner ganzen Breite vom Hochaltar eingenommen.

Fresken

Die Deckenfresken des Mittelschiffes wurden 1923/24 von Otto Hämmerle ausgeführt. Sie stellen über dem Altarraum die Himmelfahrt und die Krönung Mariens dar, in der Mitte die Verherrlichung des heiligen Benedikts und über der Orgelempore die Auffindung und Erhöhung des Heiligen Kreuzes. Unter der Orgelempore haben sich Freskenfragmente aus dem Jahr 1770 von Johann Georg Dieffenbrunner erhalten.

Stuck
Der Stuckdekor wurde 1768 von dem Wessobrunner Ignaz Finsterwalder geschaffen.

Heiligkreuzkapelle

In der Heiligkreuzkapelle sind noch die ursprünglichen Fresken erhalten, die der aus Schongau stammende und später in Ingolstadt tätige Melchior Buchner (auch Puchner oder Büchner) 1738 geschaffen hat. Sie sollen an den Segen erinnern, der vom Kreuz Christi ausgeht. 1768/69 wurde die Kapelle von Wessobrunner Stuckateuren wie Ignaz Finsterwalder im Stil des frühen Rokoko umgestaltet. Die in den Stuck mit eingearbeiteten Spiegel sollen den göttlichen Glanz versinnbildlichen.

Der Kreuzaltar von 1738 besitzt ein großes Renaissance-Kreuz aus der Zeit um 1600, die Figuren der heiligen Helena und der heiligen Maria Magdalena werden um 1650 datiert. Im Tabernakel wird in einer 1738 von Johann Georg Herkommer geschaffenen Monstranz das Scheyrer Kreuz aufbewahrt.

Weitere Ausstattung
 Der Hochaltar wurde um 1770 geschaffen. Auf dem Altarblatt von Christian Wink von 1771 ist die Himmelfahrt Mariens dargestellt.
 Die Figuren des heiligen Bonifatius und des heiligen Erasmus am Choreingang stammen aus der Münchner Frauenkirche und wurden um 1765 in der Werkstatt von Ignaz Günther ausgeführt.
 Die Madonnenfigur des Marienaltars wird ins Jahr 1467 datiert. Sie stand vermutlich auf dem ehemaligen Hochaltar.

Orgel

Glocken
Das fünfstimmige Gussstahlgeläut aus dem Jahre 1947, gestimmt auf g°-b°-des'-fes'-g', musste nach 2008 in Teilen stillgelegt werden. Daraufhin wurde ein neues Großgeläut aus Bronze angeschafft. Eine Glocke des Jahres 1921 und eine Glocke von 1816 wurden in das neue Geläut integriert. Die übrigen Glocken entstanden in der Glockengießerei Rudolf Perner in Passau. Die große Glocke ist die größte Glocke in Bayern.

Literatur
 Georg Dehio: Handbuch der deutschen Kunstdenkmäler. Bayern IV: München und Oberbayern. 2. Auflage. Deutscher Kunstverlag, München 2002, ISBN 3-422-03010-7, S. 1073–1075.

Weblinks

 Kloster & Geschichte. Kloster Scheyern

Einzelnachweise

Bauwerk der Wessobrunner Schule
Kloster Scheyern
HeiligKreuz
HeiligKreuz
Kirchengebäude im Landkreis Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm
Pfarrkirche des Erzbistums München und Freising
Wallfahrtskirche des Erzbistums München und Freising
Bauwerk der Romanik in Bayern
Romanische Kirche
Erbaut im 12. oder 13. Jahrhundert
Barockisierte Kirche
Basilica minor
Basilika (Bautyp)
Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche
Mariä-Himmelfahrt-Kirche
Kirchengebäude in Europa


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Kill the Clowns has 36 levels with progressive difficulty and hidden cheats in a lot of them that makes it really hilarious. On each chapter of the story you'll discover new characters as The Old-Strongman, The Fire-Blower, The Magician or The Bearded Lady, who will present new challenges by adding new defense strategies to defeat the nasty alien-clowns. Some enemies can shoot energy beams to your defenders, others can fly, others have a helmet that protects them against magic, making Kill the Clowns a great game with several types of enemies with different abilities.
The game has 9 types of defenders, each one with three different upgrade levels. The default color for all defenders is blue and they each have basic skills. After the first upgrade, they turn orange and their skills improve making them stronger, having greater range of attack and improving their recovery time between one attack and another. Finally, when defenders reach their highest upgrade level, they turn black and they can fully take advantage of their skills.
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UP TV spins the numbers for Wednesday, July 17.
NBC Sports Group to Air 103 NHL Regular-Season Games in 2013-14
Said lineup features 13 games on NBC and 90 games on NBC Sports Network.
Cartoon Network's "Adventure Time" Joins the 87th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade(R)
On Thursday, November 28, Finn and Jake will take to the sky to awe millions of fans across the nation.
Comedy Central Live Announces Anthony Jeselnik Live Tour
Tickets are on sale now for the nationwide stand-up tour, which lanches Thursday, September 12 in Tarrytown, NY.
Video: "The Big Bang Theory" Bazingas the Comic-Con Crowd with Surprise Guests Johnny Galecki, Melissa Rauch and Stephen Hawking at Writers' Panel
Watch the personal welcome from world-renowned author/physicist Stephen Hawking at today's panel.
Nick Cannon Counts Down Top Music Videos of the Summer During "Teennick Top 10" Premiering Tonight, Friday, July 19 on TeenNick
The series is back with the first of 20 episodes, with the cast of "The Haunted Hathaways" dropping by tonight's installment.
Say Whaaaat? Fans Can Test Their Stewie Sound-a-Like Skills in "Family Guy's" I Am Stewie Contest
The winnner will have his or her voice featured in the season premiere episode.
Discovery Channel Hits the Streets of Boston in New Series "Saint Hoods"
The series - premiering Friday, August 2 at 10:00/9:00c - takes viewers to the front lines of the never-ending turf war between Boston's oldest rival crews.
Summer-High Ratings for "Big Brother"
CBS spins the numbers for Thursday, July 18.
National Geographic Channel and Fox Broadcasting Company Announce Global Premiere of "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey"
NGCI will align its international premiere with the series launch on FOX and National Geographic Channel in the United States next spring.
"Wipeout" Scores Its Best Numbers Since May
ABC spins the numbers for Thursday, July 18.
"Hollywood Game Night" Ranks #1 in Its Time Period in Adults 18-49, Adults 18-34, Adults 25-54 and Other Key Demos
NBC spins the numbers for Thursday, July 18.
Thursday's Broadcast Ratings: "Big Brother," Repeats Put CBS in Front
The Eye's summer mainstay posts double-digit gains from last week in adults 18-49.
Exclusive: FOX to Offer Late-Night Previews of Its Five New Scripted Series
Look for six-minute previews of "Sleepy Hollow," "Dads," "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," "Enlisted" and "Almost Human" on Saturday, August 10.
Beat the Apocalyptic Heat with All-New Summer Episodes of "Doomsday Preppers," Beginning August 13, 9 PM
National Geographic Channel's wildly popular series is back with four new episodes.
Video: The Official Trailer for "Black Sails"
The upcoming Starz series made its world premiere at Comic-Con last night.
Nickelodeon Announces Finalists For First-Ever SpongeBob SquareShorts Global Short Film Competition
Entries were received in animation, stop-motion, and live-action, among others.
Development Update: Thursday, July 18
Updates include: Bailee Madison joins ABC's "Trophy Wife"; Adam Pally to recur on FOX's "The Mindy Project"; and Taryn Manning named regular on Netflix's "Orange Is the New Black."
FX and Uber Partner at Comic-Con 2013
Said duo are simplifying transportation allowing subscribers of the app to cruise through Comic-Con in an exclusive FX pedicab.
Only Three Chefs Remain on "Hell's Kitchen"
Look for the two-hour season finale next Thursday, July 25 at 8:00/7:00c.
Video: The Latest and Greatest FOX FanFare at Comic-Con 2013
Check out the latest offerings from "Almost Human," "Cosmos," "Sleepy Hollow" and more!
MTV Announces "Teen Wolf" Winter Season Premiere Set for January 6, 2014
Plus: check out the trailer for the remainder of the current summer season.
Wednesday's Cable Ratings: ESPY Awards, "Honey Boo Boo" Lead Demo Race
Plus: numbers for TLC's "Wedding Island," TBS's "Deal with It" and Discovery's "Blood & Oil."
TV Land Extends Season Three of "The Exes" with an Additional 10 Episodes
To date, season three is pacing +9% above its prior season average.
USA Network Reveals Results at Comic-Con(R) of Fan-Voted Storyline for New Season Eight "Psych" Episode
Plus: look for the two-hour special "Psych: The Musical" on Sunday, December 15.
The Griffins Meet the Simpsons in an Epic "Family Guy" Episode Airing Next Fall on FOX
"FOX hasn't spent this much money since they took Simon Cowell tight T-shirt shopping," said Peter Griffin.
"Melissa & Joey" and "Baby Daddy" Soar to Season Highs
ABC Family spins the numbers for Wednesday, July 17.
Universal Cable Productions' and Syfy's "Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome" 2-Hour Movie and Hit Series "Defiance" Receive Primetime Emmy(R) Award Nominations
The former received three nominations, highlighting the movie's first-class technical achievements.
The CW's New Reality Competition Series "Capture" Premieres on a New Date - Tuesday, July 30, 9:00-10:00 PM
Current occupant "Perfect Score" will then shift to Fridays at 8:00/7:00c on August 9.
NBC Sports Group Nominated for Five Primetime Emmy Awards for London Olympics
NBC Sports Group's coverage of the 2012 London Olympics was watched by more than 217 million Americans on the networks of NBCUniversal.
Warner Bros. Television Group Names Mike Darnell to Newly Created Position of President, Warner Bros. Unscripted and Alternative Television
Darnell will also serve as the Studio's creative point person in its relationship with Shed Media U.S.
TVGN to Air "Big Brother" Encores on Friday Nights Starting July 19
The three hours will feature the most recent weekly episodes from CBS.
Jay Leno and Jimmy Fallon Outscore Their Broadcast Time-Slot Rivals in Every Key Measure for the Late-Night Week of July 8-12
NBC spins the late-night numbers for the week of July 8-12.
Verizon and the Disney and ESPN Media Networks Group Expand Agreement to Make "WATCH Disney" and "WATCH ABC" Services Available to FiOS TV Subscribers
Verizon will also add Fusion, the upcoming news, information and lifestyle multiplatform network for Hispanics.
More Blood Is Shed Than Tears in Season Two of Investigation Discovery's Hit Series "Deadly Affairs" Premiering Saturday, August 3
Susan Lucci returns to host season two as part of Investigation Discovery's "Saturday Night Seduction" lineup.
"Live with Kelly and Michael" Ranks #1 for the Week and Matches a 5-Week High
Disney-ABC Domestic Television spins the numbers for the week of July 1-5.
Limited Summer Series "Gold Rush - South America" Comes to Discovery Channel on August 2
Additionally, an all-new episode of "The Dirt," hosted by executive producer Christo Doyle, will also premiere on August 2.
OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network Receives Primetime Emmy(R) Nomination for "Oprah's Master Class"
This marks OWN's first series to receive a Primetime Emmy(R) nomination.