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One....Twoooooooo......Three little ..... four ... FIVE ..... BIG doggies ..... Kiki's cousins left at a high kill shelter when their sheep farm closed ..... very skinny, full of fleas, dewclaws so long some have grown into flesh ....... you should have seen them romping and playing and so happy to be toghether again when we got home to Rikki's Refuge yesterday.
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Today starts in Pamplona The Running of the Bulls.
The magnificent animals who slip and slide on the streets of Pamplona during the “Running of the Bulls” are later barbarically killed – all in the name of “tradition”. Torturing and killing a defenceless animal should not be celebrated as tradition. People have always tried to use tradition to justify horrible things, such as child labour and slavery. But tradition doesn’t make something right. Bullfighting is a cruel blood sport that should have been relegated to the history books a long time ago. No matter what its history is, bullfighting consists of the torture, mutilation and slaughter of animals for entertainment.
More on www.runningofthenudes.co.uk/bullfighting_facts.asp .
Photo of Camp Pouch wetland area, 1991.
More Info: www.savepouch.com/issue.htm
Photo by michael popowski, 1991.
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Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, AUGUST 18: A little boy at the Transit Center is praying at sunset under a dried up tree. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.More than 10 children die from malnutriton and illness.
WESTERN DARFUR ON VERGE OF ABYSS, UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS
WARNS SECURITY COUNCIL IN BRIEFING FOLLOWING RECENT VISIT TO DARFUR, UGANDA
For More Than 1,000 Days, Nights, Darfur’s Defenceless Civilians
Fear for Lives; Sudanese Government’s Failure to Protect Is ‘Shameful’
With a volatile mix of Government forces, militias, rebels and armed opposition groups from Chad roaming freely throughout much of the Sudan’s western Darfur spreading fear and terror, the United Nations top humanitarian official warned the Security Council that war-torn western Darfur was close to the abyss, and suggested that faster progress in the peace process could be made if those negotiating in hotels in big cities did so in the refugee camps, accompanied by their wives and children.
Briefing the Council on his recent visits to Darfur and northern Uganda, Jan Egeland, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, said “for more than a thousand days and a thousand nights, the defenceless civilians of Darfur have been in fear for their lives, and the lives of their children. The Government’s failure to protect its own citizens even in areas where there are no rebels, has been shameful and continues. So does our own failure, more than a year after world leaders in this very building pledged their own responsibility to protect civilians where the Government manifestly fails to do so.”
View of the old Greenpoint Terminal Market Water Tower from the East River.
Still standing, almost as a haunting reminder of the 2006 fire that once surrounded it.
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Came back from the vet hospital (not clinic...hospital). The visit hours are between 8 pm and 9 pm! We (Dan, my mom, her boyfriend and I) sat on the floor in a little private room and gave as much affection as possible to Brian for 1 short hour. Poor baby was on morphine and had problem laying down bacause of his intravenous kit (the green thing on his leg). So I made him a "nest" with my scarf and he slept there for a few minutes. He looked so happy to see us.
The doctor gave us in a little plastic container the object that was stuck in Brian intestine: a 3/4in by 1in piece of rubber ball that he probably got at the dog park. I will keep it forever as a souvenir of the trip to Berlin that we won't do this year! Bye bye 2500-3000$ !!!! I really LOVE my dog!
He is coming back tomorrow :)
U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Nicholas Plummer, 26th Expeditionary Rescue Squadron pararescueman, inspects medical equipment at the beginning of his duty day May 25, 2013, at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan. Plummer and his rescue squadron are Air National Guardsmen from the 129th Rescue Wing, Moffet Federal Airfield, Calif. The guardsmen recorded their wing's 1,000th save May 18 when members of the unit rescued an Afghan national policeman who suffered a gunshot wound in southern Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Scott Saldukas)
March 15, 2014, in Tbilisi, Georgia, Green Fist, Food not Bombs and Youth for Heritage hosted a protest concert in front of Tbilisi State University to raise awareness and mobilize society against Khudoni hydropower development project planned on Enguri river, in Svaneti – in a mountainous region of unique beauty. The project involves construction of 650 MW hydropower station with 200 meter high dam; as a result of the project, 530 hectares of land will be inundated and around 1500 people will be physically relocated from their ancestral lands, traditionally owned by indigenous Svan communities for centuries. Learn more at: www.internationalrivers.org/node/8248