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BOISE, Idaho (AP) For No. 24 Boise State, the path to Saturday's matchup with UNLV is littered with warning signs.
The Rebels are 1-6 and reeling after letting a 17-point halftime lead melt away in a loss to in-state rival Nevada last week. UNLV hasn't been able to stop the run all season, the offense is led by a freshman quarterback and the team's last win away from home occurred three seasons ago.
``We take every opponent seriously,'' said Broncos running back D.J. Harper. ``This is a really good and dangerous team. It's going to come down to who wants it more.''
If they're seeking other reasons not to overlook the Rebels, the Broncos (5-1, 2-0 Mountain West) only need to pull out the film and look at the first half of last year's game.
Billed as 41-point favorites a year ago, the Broncos came out flat and the teams traded two early touchdowns before the Broncos opened up a 21-14 lead at the half, despite being outgained. The Broncos finished the deal in the second half, however, pulling away for a 48-21 victory, a win that made Kellen Moore the winningest quarterback in college football history.
Coach Chris Petersen knows there is very little he can take from last year's game, except the lesson on keeping the Broncos focused on taking care of business.
``If anybody is paying attention to the record, they're paying attention to the wrong thing,'' Petersen said. ``I think sometimes when you're at this point of the season and (as a coach) your record is maybe not where you want it to be, sometimes you can see guys not playing hard. But you don't see that with UNLV.''
The question for the Rebels this week is whether they can rebound.
Coach Bobby Hauck acknowledged concerns about the mood of his young team and the ability of his players to get beyond the disappointment after losing a 42-37 heartbreaker at home to Nevada.
``Our guys are down,'' Houck said earlier this week of the team's mindset in the days after the loss. ``It was a bunch of guys that were devastated by not getting that win. I'd be really concerned right now if guys were bouncing around this facility. But it's going to take us some days this week to get back to life.''
The Broncos are 28-point favorites heading into UNLV's first visit to Boise since 1977. Despite the regional proximity, the Broncos and Rebels have only met seven times before, and Saturday's game is likely to be the last for a while as the Broncos get ready to bolt the Mountain West and join the Big East next season.
The Broncos come into the game on a five-game winning streak and in a tie for first place with Nevada. But it's also a much different team from the one that pulled away from the Rebels in the second half last year.
The 2012 Broncos are winning with defense and a running game that is chewing up yards and clock.
Midway through the season, the Broncos defense - hit hard by graduation and an influx of younger, inexperienced players - has developed into one of the nation's best for keeping opponents out of the end zone and against the pass. Boise State yields just 14.6 points per game and has held opponents scoreless in the first half in each of the last four games.
As a unit, the defense has forced 19 turnovers and is giving up an average of 173 yards through the air, the fewest in the conference and 13th among FBS schools.
Hauck knows the Rebel offense, featuring eight freshmen and sophomore starters, including redshirt freshman quarterback Nick Sherry, faces the toughest test of the season.
``This is the best defense we've seen to date,'' said Hauck, who has seen his offense increase its per-game point production from 17.3 a year ago to more than 26 points this year. ``I like what's going on with the offense. Obviously, I'm not a real fan of where our record is right now. But we're improving. Now we've got to figure out how to get a win.''
One area UNLV may hold an edge is in its running game.
The Broncos defense, with three starting sophomores and one freshman, has not been so effective against the run and is giving up an average of 161 yards per game. The defense tends to stiffen in the red zone, and last week Boise State held Fresno State's Robbie Rouse to 77 yards on 25 carries.
The challenge this week is clamping down on Tim Cornett, who rushed for 130 yards last week, his fifth game of the season topping the 100-yard mark. He also became the first UNLV tailback since Ickey Woods in 1987 to have 7 games with more than 100 yards over a 10-game stretch.
``They're a fairly young crew,'' Petersen said. ``But I think that probably is part of the reason you're seeing them improving. They're still listening to their coaches. I think this could be a scary, scary opponent.''


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I recently received this great question from a reader about commercial real estate fees and here is my response that I thought I would share with all of you.
"I have a question for Mr. Tasman: When a commercial real estate professional like yourself is contracted to find a renter for a landlord, what is the going rate? I have been approached by a woman who has quoted what I think is a rather high rate, especially for this economy. She is asking me to make big concessions such as 6 months free rent to attract a tenant, but she seems unwilling to budge on HER fee. Also, she insists that all the money be paid to her up-front. What happens if the tenant leaves, and fails to fulfill his share of the contract. I'm out the full fee, obviously, and I'm back to square one. Thanks." - Groundhog Fan
My response: Typically when I approach a landlord with a proposal to handle the leasing of their property, the fee is between six and eight percent (depending on the complexity of the assignment ). I take into consideration the effort and expenses that we anticipate incurring over the term of the assignment.
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1. Move - In the story, Treva (the lead character) has to trick the trolls she encounters as treks up the mountain. She does this by giving them her mittens, hat, sweater and boots and then reclaims all of her items when she tricks them one last time and flies down the mountain on her skis. Wild Thing had lots of fun reenacting the book with me carrying his stuffed animal dog and then taking on and off different clothing items just like Treva.
|Wild Thing in his Treva outfit.
He also balanced jingle bells in teaspoons as part of our fun movement play. The teaspoon-jingle bells represented the skis that Treva has (since her skis have bells on them). This would be another fun play date or winter party activity - a jingle bell teaspoon race in lieu of an egg race where you do a relay and have to balance the jingle bell in the teaspoon.
2. Eat - Instead of gingerbread cookies, we decided to make troll cookies! I used the sugar cookie recipe that Cookie Monster shares in the Sesame Street cookbook, but used whole wheat flour and raw cane sugar, and then used a Santa cookie cutter to create the troll look. It worked out really well and was an activity that got the whole family involved (in fact, I think Daddy ended up doing most of the cookie work). We had a blast!
3. Draw - Our art/craft activity for the book involved making skis from twisty ties (the kind that come on produce/bread or with garbage bags). We painted them and added jingle bells (I bought 12 for $1 at the Dollar Store for our Christmas Sensory Bin). We decided to add them to our tree as ornaments.
4. Learn - Wild Thing is very interested in letters and spelling, so I took advantage of the many Tr words in the book to create some letter cards and pictures and to do some learning about blending sounds. We focused on several words from the book: Treva, Troll, Trouble, Tree, Trick, but also added in some other familiar (and favorite) words: Train, Tray, Track, etc.
We also did a simple sequencing activity with index cards. I wrote and drew pictures for each of the items Treva uses to trick the trolls and Wild Thing puts them in order. It amazed me how well he remembered the story, even getting the sequence mostly correct even if it had been quite a few days since we read the story. (Of course, the role play/pretend play movement activity also reinforces the sequencing aspect of this wonderful book too!)


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04 December 2013
GAVI Alliance names global health leader as Director of US strategy
Accomplished Global Health Strategist Natasha Bilimoria to lead U.S. mobilisation, building strong support for life-saving vaccines for children in developing countries.
22 November 2013
GAVI Alliance to support introduction of inactivated polio vaccine in world's 73 poorest countries
Alliance Board selects additional vaccines to include in its portfolio.
12 November 2013
Pneumonia still responsible for one fifth of child deaths
Pneumonia remains the single biggest killer of children under five globally, claiming the lives of more than one million girls and boys every year. But pneumonia deaths are preventable.
As countries mark World Pneumonia Day on 12 November, the GAVI Alliance, UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO) are highlighting essential actions that can help end child deaths from this disease.
07 November 2013
Millions of Ethiopian children to be protected each year against leading cause of severe diarrhoea
Ethiopia becomes the 17th country to introduce rotavirus vaccine with GAVI Alliance support.
30 October 2013
GAVI Alliance partners reaching more children than ever before with accelerated access to vital vaccines
Mid-Term Review meeting highlights immunisation successes and challenges.
14 October 2013
GAVI Alliance on track to immunise a quarter of a billion children by 2015 and prevent nearly 4 million deaths
The GAVI Alliance is on track to meet its ambitious targets of supporting developing countries to immunise an additional quarter of a billion children by 2015, and preventing nearly four million deaths in the process. [Arabic] | [Chinese] | [German] | [Italian] | [Japanese] | [Korean] | [Spanish]
10 October 2013
India to scale-up pentavalent nationally
The GAVI Alliance welcomes the decision. The national scale-up of pentavalent vaccine in India could save a million lives.
02 October 2013
Lao PDR first South East Asian nation to introduce pneumococcal and cervical cancer vaccines with GAVI support
The Lao People's Democratic Republic (PDR) becomes the first South East Asian nation to introduce pneumococcal vaccine and begin a demonstration project for HPV vaccine, simultaneously tackling two major killers of children and women respectively – pneumococcal disease and cervical cancer.
24 September 2013
Measles campaign launched in the DR Congo
DR Congo: 6.8 million children immunised against measles in the Equateur and Orientale provinces.
21 August 2013
Indonesia introduces five-in-one vaccine for children
Children across Indonesia are set to be protected from five major childhood diseases through the pentavalent vaccine thanks to an ambitious plan to reach children across the country's 6,000 inhabited islands by the end of next year.
07 August 2013
At Dakar conference, countries showcase increased efforts to fund their own immunisation programs
Sabin Vaccine Institute convenes government officials to discuss progress on sustainable immunization financing programs (News release: Sabin Vaccine Institute).
26 July 2013
GAVI aims to improve access to vaccines in Nigeria through supply chains project
The GAVI Alliance has approved US$ 21 million to help improve vaccine supply chains in Nigeria as part of a partnership aimed at scaling up routine immunisation.
08 July 2013
Lions Clubs International and GAVI Alliance partner to protect children from measles
The GAVI Alliance and Lions Clubs International announce a unique partnership designed to protect tens of millions of children in the world's poorest countries against measles, a highly infectious disease that kills an estimated 430 people every day, mostly in developing countries.
02 July 2013
Millions of children to be protected from deadly diseases through unique global Vaccine Bond issuance
Millions of children in the world's poorest countries stand to benefit from a US$ 700 million bond issue, whose proceeds will help fund immunisation programmes by the GAVI Alliance.
04 June 2013
Pascal Barollier, new GAVI Alliance Director of Media & Communications
The GAVI Alliance announces the appointment of Pascal Barollier, 48, a French national, as the new Director of Media & Communications.
29 May 2013
Vaccines against cervical cancer and rubella to benefit health of women and girls
Two new vaccines that help protect against cervical cancer, measles and rubella spearhead the GAVI Alliance's commitment to improving the health of girls and women.
14 May 2013
Kenya first country to protect girls against cervical cancer with GAVI support
Kenya becomes the first country to protect girls against cervical cancer with GAVI-supported human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines.
08 May 2013
Millions of girls in developing countries to be protected against cervical cancer thanks to new HPV vaccine deals
Historic agreements show power of innovative public-private partnership
27 April 2013
Thousands of Haitian children to be protected against leading cause of severe diarrhoea
Haiti marks World Immunization Week with a ceremonial introduction of rotavirus vaccine into the country's routine immunisation programme, with the support of the GAVI Alliance.
24 April 2013
Children in Somalia to receive new vaccination against deadly diseases
The Somali authorities launch a new five-in-one-vaccine against several potentially fatal childhood diseases, which could save thousands of lives [Somali].
18 April 2013
Indian manufacturer cuts price of childhood vaccine by 30 percent
The cost of immunising millions of the world's most vulnerable children against five deadly and debilitating diseases is set to fall, thanks to a major price reduction of one third for pentavalent vaccine. This new, more cost-effective price provides the opportunity for the GAVI Alliance to pay up to US$ 150 million less over the next four years compared with using lowest cost alternative suppliers.
25 March 2013
GAVI partner 'la Caixa' Foundation heightens commitment to children's vaccination
The GAVI Alliance receives an additional €1 million from the "la Caixa" Foundation to purchase life-saving vaccines for children in Latin America.
12 March 2013
Over 700 million children in 49 countries to be protected against measles and rubella
Rwanda's measles-rubella vaccination campaign is the beginning of an effort to vaccinate more than 700 million children under 15 years of age against two disabling and deadly diseases.
11 March 2013
Islamic Development Bank partners with GAVI to save children's lives with vaccines
The GAVI Alliance and the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to help save children's lives by accelerating the introduction of life-saving vaccines in IDB member countries.
07 March 2013
Advance Market Commitments 'promising solutions' to global health challenges
An evaluation of the design of the pilot Advance Market Commitment (AMC) for pneumococcal vaccines published today shines a light on the groundbreaking funding mechanism which has already helped vaccinate 13 million children against the world's biggest childhood killer.
14 February 2013
GAVI receives € 2.5 million from Dutch Postcode Lottery under Matching Fund
The GAVI Alliance was awarded €2.5 million by the Dutch Postcode Lottery at the donor's annual Goed Geld Gala , attended by dozens of recipient charitable organisations and honoured guests, including former US President Bill Clinton
04 February 2013
GAVI funds vaccines to protect girls against cervical cancer
More than 180,000 girls in eight developing countries are set to receive protection against the leading cause of cervical cancer thanks to human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines funded by the GAVI Alliance.
25 January 2013
GAVI Alliance significantly expands private sector involvement in saving lives
New commitments from Comic Relief, LDS Charities and Vodafone bring total raised under innovative matching initiative to US$ 78 million.
15 January 2013
Burundi introduces second dose of measles vaccine
Burundi is strengthening its efforts to fight preventable diseases by introducing the second dose of measles vaccine into its national routine immunisation programme.
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STScI Senior Astrophysicist Mario Livio Elected AAAS Fellow
In November, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Council elected Space Telescope Science Institute's senior astrophysicist Mario Livio and 530 other AAAS members as Fellows of AAAS. Election as a Fellow is an honor bestowed upon AAAS members by their peers. These individuals will be recognized for their contributions to science and technology at the Fellows Forum to be held on February 20, 2010, during the AAAS Annual Meeting in San Diego, Calif. The new Fellows will receive a certificate and a blue and gold rosette in recognition of their distinguished efforts to advance science or its applications. Dr. Livio is cited for his "distinguished contributions to astrophysics through research on stars and galaxies and through communicating and interpreting science and mathematics to the public." The new Fellows are being announced in the AAAS News and Notes section of today's issue of the journal Science.
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Woman Charged in Peach Co. for Daughter's Methadone Death | Crime
A Kentucky woman faces two felony murder counts in Peach County for allegedly causing her 8-year-old daughter's death by methadone overdose.
Traci Asberry was arrested as a fugitive Monday in Lexington, Ky., according to the Lexington-Fayette County jail web site.
She faces charges in the December 2010 death of her daughter, Hannah Bayne, at a Peach County hotel.
Peach County Sheriff Terry Deese told 13WMAZ that investigators initially believed that the death was due to natural causes.
Toxicology tests showed that Hannah Bayne died from ingesting a lethal amount of methadone, according to an indictment last week from a Peach County grand jury.


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Im trying to find a really cool research project or topic to use for writing a pitch for a broad audience science magazine. The story must be really fresh, not out there in the news media, but at the same time really cool, interesting, novel, curious, etc.. you get the idea.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - NBC News has fired a producer following a probe into its broadcasting of a misleading edit of an audio clip of a 911 emergency response call during coverage of the Trayvon Martin shooting, two sources at the network said.
The producer, who was not identified by the sources, is Miami-based. NBC News declined to comment when asked about the dismissal, which the sources said took place on Thursday.
Reuters had previously reported that the "seasoned" producer was at the center of the probe.
NBC News executives interviewed more than half a dozen employees during their investigation of the network's editing of the tape of the 911 call placed by George Zimmerman before he shot the unarmed Florida teenager, sources at the network had said on Thursday.
The edit made it appear as though Zimmerman told police that Martin was black without being prompted, when, in fact, the full tape reveals that the neighborhood watch captain only did so when responding to a question asked by the dispatcher.
The clip aired on the network's flagship "Today" morning show last week. Public pressure has been building on the network to fully explain the incident - which critics charge has inflamed racial tensions in an already volatile situation.
On Thursday, a New York Post editorial characterized the edited 911 call as "pretty damning evidence of willful misconduct by NBC News" and suggested that racial violence could ensue over irresponsible news coverage.
Sources at the network said on Thursday that NBC News executives did not know the 911 call was misleadingly edited until news reports surfaced days later on right-leaning blogs includingNewsbusters.org and Breitbart.com.
NBC News has apologized for the incident.
The Today show's editorial control policies - which include a script editor, senior producer oversight, and in most cases legal and standards department reviews of material to be broadcast - missed the selective editing of the call, said an NBC executive.
The network's executives have vowed to take rigorous steps to formalize editorial safeguards in the news division following the incident, one source at NBC said on Thursday.
News of the firing - which was reported by The New York Times late on Friday - surprised and dismayed some NBC News employees involved in the network's ongoing coverage of the case, according to two sources, who said the producer was highly regarded within the organization.
NBC is owned by NBC Universal, a unit of Comcast Corp.
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CLARKS � Craven County Wood Energy in New Bern is opening its doors Thursday for a first-hand look at biomass energy production.
CLARKS � Craven County Wood Energy in New Bern is opening its doors Thursday for a first-hand look at biomass energy production.
As one of 25 participants in 13 states and Canada in the first-ever National Bioenergy Day, Mario Fedeli, plant manager, said the tours will show the process of bioenergy production �while walking through and explaining the control room, boiler room and fuel yard. That�s what we�ll show.�
Invitations were sent to many area leaders and the media for the 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday plant tours at 201 Executive Parkway, but Fedeli said the door is open to anyone interested in seeing the technology in operation.
Craven County Wood Energy is a member of the Greater New Bern Chamber of Commerce and has invited that group to tour previously, but Fedeli, who has headed plant operations for two years, said, �A year ago, we installed a complete new control system and modernized the plant in many ways. There is a lot of newer equipment that makes the system more efficient and reliable.�
He added, �We are burning mostly waste wood, part from leftovers of paper production, waste from plywood production, logging industry residue and other waste.�
The plant also generates power from things like cotton waste, railroad ties and turkey litter that would normally be in a landfill.
Craven County Wood Energy opened here in November 1990 and is a 50-50 partnership of Michigan-based CMS Enterprises and Alta Gas, a Canadian company. It produces 50 megawatts of power and directly employs 28 people.
Acquiring the raw product to produce the power sold to the grid and to companies like Duke Energy Progress creates many more jobs, Fedeli said.
Forestry and biomass are a growing part of North Carolina�s economy and energy landscape, and the event here as part of National Bioenergy Day is being held to help demonstrate the benefits of bioenergy, which includes biomass-to-electricity, thermal heat generated from wood, wood pellet manufacturing and forestry.
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Fedeli said the tours will be conducted in groups of 10 to 12 people as enough people arrive. There will be a pig picking lunch provided mid-day for those participating.
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An emaciated 2-year-old pit bull is being cared for at the Animal Welfare Society of Monroe shelter after being found bleeding and abandoned in an empty Barrett Township apartment this week.
An emaciated 2-year-old pit bull is being cared for at the Animal Welfare Society of Monroe shelter after being found bleeding and abandoned in an empty Barrett Township apartment this week.
"We don't know if his wounds are from dog-fighting or being beaten," said AWSOM shelter operations director Dave Carbone.
A linear scar stretching from the dog's right side up onto his back might have come from him being beaten with a wire, Carbone said. The back of his right front foot bears two circular wounds.
"And there's still some bleeding from his mouth and internally," Carbone said. "You can see drops of blood on the ground wherever he is. We're calling him Justice because that's what we're hoping to get for him."
Justice's owner, whom authorities are looking for and have not yet identified, rented a unit in a Canadensis apartment complex. The property manager hadn't seen or heard from the dog's owner for some time and decided to check the unit.
"The manager found Justice running free through the empty apartment filled with poop and pee," Carbone said. "It looked like he'd been abandoned for probably a week and a half to two weeks with no food or water."
Barrett Township police, AWSOM and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals were contacted and Justice, due to his severe condition, was placed immediately in emergency veterinary care. He was being cared for at the shelter as of Tuesday, with plans for future veterinary visits.
"Right now, he's on medication to get nutrients back into his system," Carbone said. "We're waiting for blood test results to come back to see if there are any other issues. The vet bills are going to be high. We've taken photos of him to be used as evidence in any future criminal prosecution."
Justice will be placed in foster care until someone hopefully adopts him. The number to AWSOM's shelter on Godfrey Ridge Road in Stroud Township is 570-421-3647.
Meanwhile, anyone with information about Justice's owner can contact the SPCA at 866-601-7722 or Barrett Township police at 570-595-3476.


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That's right - only six weeks to this monster of a weekend ride. 300km over some of the meanest climbs in the country, adding up to a total of 5 600 metres of climbing and descending. Awesome views are virtually guaranteed (except when we're up in the clouds).
Kiwi Brevet veteran, Tim Mulliner, is organising this along similar lines - free entry, no prizes, no support, do it all yourself. It's all about the challenge of a couple of long days in the saddle.
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Gilroy Family Law Firm
Family law matters are emotionally taxing on the individuals involved. The legal rules and processes are complicated and unpredictable. The factors and circumstances considered by the courts are overwhelming and confusing to those not familiar with that which guides the court in making decisions in the process. You want answers when you are involved in a family law dispute. Our Gilroy family law firm is knowledgeable and experienced in family law procedure. We will thoroughly evaluate the facts and circumstances in your case and provide you with legal advice you can rely on.
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Marriage is a legally binding contract. California law provides that those contemplating marriage and individuals that have already married to come to an agreement regarding specific terms pertaining to their marriage. Child support and custody issues can not be validly addressed in postnuptial or prenuptial agreements. For a marital agreement to be enforceable in California, they must meet specific legal requirements. Family law requires the parties be advised to seek independent counsel. Marital agreements will not be enforced where one spouse was not provided the opportunity to consult independent counsel.
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Properties inscribed on the World Heritage List (35)
Cultural (27)
- Agave Landscape and Ancient Industrial Facilities of Tequila (2006)
- Aqueduct of Padre Tembleque Hydraulic System (2015)
- Archaeological Monuments Zone of Xochicalco (1999)
- Archaeological Zone of Paquimé, Casas Grandes (1998)
- Camino Real de Tierra Adentro (2010)
- Central University City Campus of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) (2007)
- Earliest 16th-Century Monasteries on the Slopes of Popocatepetl (1994)
- El Tajin, Pre-Hispanic City (1992)
- Franciscan Missions in the Sierra Gorda of Querétaro (2003)
- Historic Centre of Mexico City and Xochimilco (1987)
- Historic Centre of Morelia (1991)
- Historic Centre of Oaxaca and Archaeological Site of Monte Albán (1987)
- Historic Centre of Puebla (1987)
- Historic Centre of Zacatecas (1993)
- Historic Fortified Town of Campeche (1999)
- Historic Monuments Zone of Querétaro (1996)
- Historic Monuments Zone of Tlacotalpan (1998)
- Historic Town of Guanajuato and Adjacent Mines (1988)
- Hospicio Cabañas, Guadalajara (1997)
- Luis Barragán House and Studio (2004)
- Pre-Hispanic City and National Park of Palenque (1987)
- Pre-Hispanic City of Chichen-Itza (1988)
- Pre-Hispanic City of Teotihuacan (1987)
- Pre-Hispanic Town of Uxmal (1996)
- Prehistoric Caves of Yagul and Mitla in the Central Valley of Oaxaca (2010)
- Protective town of San Miguel and the Sanctuary of Jesús Nazareno de Atotonilco (2008)
- Rock Paintings of the Sierra de San Francisco (1993)
Natural (6)
- Archipiélago de Revillagigedo (2016)
- El Pinacate and Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve (2013)
- Islands and Protected Areas of the Gulf of California (2005)
- Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve (2008)
- Sian Ka'an (1987)
- Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino (1993)
Mixed (2)
Sites on the Tentative List (22)
A Tentative List is an inventory of those properties which each State Party intends to consider for nomination. More about the Tentative List Process...
- Chapultepec Woods, Hill and Castle (2001)
- Historic Town of Alamos (2001)
- Church of Santa Prisca and its Surroundings (2001)
- Pre-Hispanic City of Cantona (2001)
- Great City of Chicomostoc-La Quemada (2001)
- Historic Town of San Sebastián del Oeste (2001)
- Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo's Home-Study Museum (2001)
- Vallée des Cierges (2004)
- Aire de protection de la flore et de la faune Cuatrociénegas (2004)
- Historical Town The Royal of the Eleven Thousand Virgins of Cosala in Sinaloa (2004)
Activities (5)
- Linking Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Tourism at World Heritage Sites
- Activities in Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino
- Category 2 Centres (LAC)
- The Chii`k Naab mural paintings: Calakmul. The conservation of mural paintings in tropical climates
- Youth from Caribbean SIDS and Central American give focus on Marine Biodiversity & Climate Change
News (17)
- Four sites added to UNESCO's World Heritage List Monday, 2 July 2018
- States Parties of Mexico and Central America adopt in Zacatecas "Action Plan for World Heritage" for next 5 years Thursday, 17 May 2018
- Director of UNESCO World Heritage Centre welcomes expansion of Mexican ocean reserve Tuesday, 28 November 2017
- UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova Presents World Heritage Certificate to President Peña Nieto of Mexico Thursday, 16 July 2015
- State of conservation of the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve (Mexico) Wednesday, 6 May 2015
Events (14)
- Sub-regional meeting on the Action Plan for World Heritage in Mexico and Central America, 2018-2023 23-Apr-2018-25-Apr-2018
- Third World Heritage Marine Managers Conference 27-Aug-2016-31-Oct-2018
- International meeting: UNESCO Conventions – An articulated vision from Ibero-America 22-Oct-2013-25-Oct-2013
- The First Peopling of the Americas and the World Heritage Convention 02-Sep-2013-06-Sep-2013
- International World Heritage Youth Forum: Living with Heritage: Temple, Environment and People (T.E.P.) 08-Jun-2013-17-Jun-2013
Acceptance of the Convention:
Thursday, 23 February 1984
1985-1991 1991-1997 1997-2003 2009-2013
Source: Official Relations (UNESCO/ERI)
UNESCO Country page
Permanent Delegation of Mexico to UNESCO
Comision Mexicana de Cooperacion con la UNESCO - CONALMEX
UNESCO Country page
Permanent Delegation of Mexico to UNESCO
H. E. Mr Federico Salas Lotfe
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Permanent Delegate
Comision Mexicana de Cooperacion con la UNESCO - CONALMEX
World Heritage
- UNESCO Worldwide (UNESCO/ERI)
- Intangible Cultural Heritage (UNESCO/CLT/ITH)
- Cultural Heritage Laws Database (UNESCO/CLT/NATLAWS)
- Ratified Convention (UNESCO/LA)
- Biosphere Reserves (UNESCO/SC)
- Documents & Publications (UNESCO/UNESDOC)
- Multimedia Archives (UNESCO/MSS/BKI/ISS)
- UNESCO transparency Portal


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Slavery. Human trafficking. Kidnapped victims who are often smuggled or forced to migrate across borders. Slaves in today's world are faced with daily fear and a lack of legal protection, leaving them without a voice when it's needed most. Human trafficking cases have been reported within every single state in the United States, and sadly, this proves that this is not an issue that's "far away". Often it is an issue that's in our own backyard.
Slavery can come in different forms. Individuals can be forced into prostitution, domestic servitude, or working in another sector. Victims may travel abroad because they think they are going to get a good job, but once they cross a border, their own legal documents are stolen, leaving the individual as an undocumented victim in a foreign country.
Even more heartbreaking, parents can sometimes place their own children into slavery.
If you think you see someone who doesn't live or work in healthy conditions, are fearful of providing information about their employer, or who appears to be unable to freely leave a house/work environment, take the time to reach out and help.
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It's time for the Big Game! Americans, including myself, will be all too-happy to indulge in two of the USA's favorite traditions – food and football. Check out this video from Odyssey Networks that gives us surprising facts to the Super Bowl.
The Polar Vortex is no joke – North America has recently experienced extremely low temperatures that's made most of the country nearly shutdown. The negative temperatures outside have left many stranded in airports, unable to go to school and work, or just frustrated by the relentless cold. Sadly, the frigid weather has already caused several deaths.
Americans and Canadians are just waiting it out as best they can.
I've spent these past few days in Pennsylvania where the temperatures has gone to -9 F. And that's not even counting the wind chill factor. I keep thinking of the animals who are stuck outdoors when owners don't take them inside. Even worse, my heart goes out to the homeless who, for some reason or another, are not in shelters across the country.
Here's a prayer I wrote for those struggling these past few days with the cold.
Dear Lord,
As you provide us with daily needs,
such as shelter, a warm bed, and plenty of food,
may we be reminded of the others outside in the cold,
who need love, warmth, compassion and help.
We pray for the homeless who are too old or sick to get to a shelter,
or for those who have no place to go.
May You wrap them in your warmth and love,
and keep them safe these next few days.
In Jesus' name we pray,
This past year has been one of growth, happiness, and challenges, both for the world and for myself personally. What has 2013 meant to you?


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The South African tour has been an eye opener on more than one level for the visitors, India. For one, while India have had to taste bitter losses in quick succession, they have, also, had to come to terms with the forced scale down of their estimations of players such as Hardik Pandya as a result of their failure to change history. Hardik Pandya went from being hailed as being better than Kapil Dev by arguably India's most seasoned and successful all-rounder himself to being pegged back in the public eye by the great man when Kapil Dev asked that Pandya be not compared to him. The former India captain and all-rounder was referring in the first instance to Pandya's all-round performance in the first Test in Cape Town and chastised the young all-rounder after the second Test when Pandya failed to follow the cricket basics of grounding his bat at the crease and ended up being run out as a result.
While that must have felt as if reading a page from a tragicomedy, the reality at the heart of the issue is the fact that much like team India who have had to come to terms with the reality that they had underprepared themselves and overestimated their ability to surpass South Africa in their own den, too much has been made of Hardik Pandya's ability to rewrite history as India's next Kapil Dev notwithstanding the youngster's performances. Hardik Pandya may have made his name in the Twenty20 format. But it would seem highly disrespectful to have Kapil Dev's name taken in the same breath as Pandya, now six Tests old compared to Kapil Dev who never missed a single Test in his playing years. For one, Pandya is still too wet behind the ears. Although he may have lit the stage on fire on his debut in Sri Lanka and won hearts for his chancy knock for ninety-three runs in India's first innings in the Newlands Test, Pandya is far from being the kind of textbook cricketer and batsman who would automatically walk into any Test line up.
There have undoubtedly been few bowling all-rounders between Kapil Dev and Hardik Pandya. But to even be contemplating the greatness quality to Pandya's talents is far too premature particularly when talented, enigmatic, rare and genuine bowling all-rounders such as Irfan Pathan promised much and delivered to an extent but without the legacy and longevity of Kapil Dev, curtailed by various factors including a rather damaging strategy in utilizing him under Greg Chappell's tenuous coaching stint for India. At the moment, the decision to persist with Hardik Pandya at the cost of compromising the balance of the team with either a specialist batsman or a specialist bowler is bringing the spotlight on the team's think tank and not in a good way. That said, perhaps in that light, the passionate, partisan cricket connoisseurs are better holding off pegging Pandya as India's next great all-rounder just yet.
Indian batsman Cheteshwar Pujara has been in the center of the storm after he didn't walk off after edging the ball in both the innings of the Ranji Trophy's semi-final clash between Saurashtra and Karnataka, which Saurashtra won easily to qualify for the finals on the back of centuries from Pujara and Sheldon Jackson.
Pujara was batting on just 34 in the fourth innings of the semi-final clash when he edged the ball to the keeper. The umpire failed to see the edge and didn't give him out. A similar incident had happened in Saurashtra's first innings as well. Pujara didn't walk off on both occasions and this didn't go down too well with the Bengaluru crowd, which turned hostile, and chants of "cheater" started doing the rounds at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium.
Reflecting on the incident, Saurashtra coach Sitanshu Kotak was quoted as saying by MID-DAY, "It is wrong on the crowd's part. Has Vinay Kumar ever called a batsman back in his career for being given out wrongly? If he has not done so then he has no right to complain.
"I don't think it makes any sense [to criticize Pujara]. In my career, I would have got 20 to 30 ridiculously bad decisions and never has anyone called me back because the opposition were so happy that Kotak was out. Pujara is a far better player than me. If somebody calls you back when you are not out, then you are allowed to walk against them.
"Honestly, you feel you should walk, but it is unfair to the team because when he is actually not out and still given out, nobody calls you back.
Shortly afterwards he had sealed the West Indian victory in the first Test against England at Bridgetown with innings figures of eight for 60 off spinner Roston Chase spoke with feeling about Jason Holder hailing his captain as a ``legend in my eyes, a longtime friend who I believe in and who believes in himself on the field.'' It was a fitting tribute to a man who is a born leader. '
It is unfortunate that thanks to several run-ins with the authorities several leading cricketers prefer to ply their trade in the various T-20 leagues around the world instead of representing the West Indies. At full strength, they would not only be a far stronger side but also a very exciting one. But recent results have shown that the West Indies might just be turning the corner. And the man responsible for this, the man who can lead them to at least something of their past glory has to be Holder.
Ever since he took over the leadership the soft spoken, affable 27 year old Holder has looked the part trying his best to inspire his weak side to play above their potential. Leading from the front has come naturally to him and what happened a few days ago at Bridgetown was the high point of this aspect of his captaincy. His unbroken seventh wicket partnership of 295 runs with Shane Dowrich ruthlessly consolidated the West Indian position and saw them finish with a crushing 381 run victory – their third highest in terms of a run margin – with a day to spare. Holder's unbeaten 202 – the third highest score by a No 8 batsman in Test cricket – broke several records and has lifted him to the No 1 spot among the all rounds in the ICC rankings ahead of Ravindra Jadeja and Shakib al Hasan and making him the first West Indian to occupy the top slot since the one and only Gary Sobers. To highlight the greatness of Holder's achievement it must be pointed out that Sobers held the spot in March 1974.
The team is certainly developing along the right lines. In Shai Hope and Darren Bravo they have two high class batsmen and in Kraigg Brathwaite they have an opening batsman who has delivered. Shannon Gabriel and Kemar Roach are two very fine fast bowlers and in Shimron Hetmyer they have an emerging star. All the pieces have just to fall in place for the West Indies and there is little doubt that Holder will have a crucial role to play in this process.
After winning the ODI series in the third match, the Indian team hit the nets ahead of the fourth ODI at Hamilton. MS Dhoni, who missed the last game following hamstring trouble, was seen at the nets, which is a welcoming news considering Virat Kohli's absence.
India could go in with the reserve players in the upcoming match to test the bench strength. The match will also be memorable for stand in skipper Rohit Sharma, as he will become the 14th Indian cricketer to play 200 ODIs for the country.
Men in Blue have won 7 out of 8 matches in his captaincy and will be looking to carry on with the winning momentum.
He needs just one six to become the highest six-hitter for India. Rohit has hit 215 sixes in his ODI career and shares the record with MS Dhoni.
South Africa is currently taking on Pakistan in five-match ODI series at home. The series is currently tied at 2-2, which makes for a riveting series-decider. Faf has named two teams which he thinks are going to be red-hot favorites to lift the 2019 Cricket World Cup, which will be played in England and Wales.
"It is pretty clear that England and India are the two favorites," Faf said. England and India are ranked no.1 and no.2 in ICC Men's ODI team rankings. After the 2015 World Cup disaster, England have completely changed its approach towards 50-overs format. They play the game in a bold and audacious manner while the Men in Blue, who were finalists in the 2017 Champions Trophy have been consistent performers in ODI cricket for last few years.
Du Plessis downplayed South Africa's chances in the mega event. The Proteas skipper said, "When opponents look at us now, we are not the strongest team. But when a South Africa team goes to the World Cup, the chat in the media starts, even the opposition starts to chat!"
"We will go with a little bit less pressure on us as a team in terms of the expectation of winning it," he added.
Pakistani skipper Sarfraz Ahmed has been under the pump right since he directed racist remarks at South African all-rounder Andile Phehlukwayo. He was handed four-match suspension by the ICC for breaching anti-racism code.
Sarfraz Ahmed has returned back home. In his absence, Shoaib Malik has been tasked with captaining the Pakistani side.
Sarfraz targeted former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar for making personal attacks at him.
"He [Shoaib Akhtar] is attacking me personally not criticizing," Geo TV quoted Sarfraz, as saying.
"I accepted my mistake and received the punishment. I want to thank PCB for handling this case and fulfilling requirements. I will improve myself and my performance in the future and I thank my supporters for their backing," he added.
Akhtar had felt that Sarfraz should have been punished more severely "This [Sarfraz incident] is not acceptable as a Pakistani. In my opinion, he [Sarfraz] did this in the heat of the moment. I think he should apologize publically," Akhtar had said in a Twitter video.
Sarfraz had taunted Andile Phehlukwayo by saying, "Hey black [man], where is your mother sitting? What prayer did you get her to say for you today?" (Abay kaalay, teri ammi aaj kahan baitheen hain? Kya parhwa ke aya hai aaj tu?). He faced flak for his inappropriate remarks on the social media. He apologized for his mistake on Twitter and followed it up by apologizing to Phehlukwayo in person.
He will lead India in the absence of regular captain Virat Kohli
Men in Blue have won 7 out of 8 matches in his captaincy
Rohit has hit 215 sixes in his ODI career
Rohit Sharma will play his 200th ODI when India take on New Zealand in the fourth ODI match of the series in Hamilton on Thursday.
He will become the 14th Indian cricketer to play 200 ODIs with great Sachin Tendulkar (463) leading the list. Among the current Indian cricketers MS Dhoni (337) and Virat Kohli (222) are the only two players who have achieved this milestone.
He will also lead India in the absence of regular captain Virat Kohli, who has been rested from the remaining matches of the ongoing tour. Men in Blue have won 7 out of 8 matches in his captaincy and will be looking to carry on with the winning momentum.
He needs just one six to become the highest six-hitter for India. Rohit has hit 215 sixes in his ODI career and shares the record with MS Dhoni.
Shikhar's son Zoraver is sitting on his shoulders and can be seen applying powder on his dad's head
Shikhar Dhawan scored an unbeaten 75 in the first ODI
A 154-run opening partnership between Dhawan and Rohit set India on course to a 90-run win
Shikhar Dhawan, the Indian opening batsman, shared a video on Twitter, in which his son Zoraver is sitting on his shoulders and can be seen applying powder on Shikhar's head.
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Shikhar Dhawan scored an unbeaten 75 and Virat Kohli scored 45 to guide India to an eight-wicket win over New Zealand in a one-day cricket international that was shortened because of so-called sun-strike.
A 154-run opening partnership between Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma set India on course to a 90-run win over New Zealand in the second one-day cricket international on Saturday and a 2-0 lead in the five-match series. Sharma made 87 and Dhawan 66 as India posted 324-4 after winning the toss and opting to bat.
Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya impressed one and all with his skillful display on comeback to the Indian team. The Baroda lad was playing his first international game since September 2018. But he showed no nerves and ended with figures of 2/45. He bowled a tight spell.
His first five overs yielded just nine runs and played an important role in creating pressure on the Black Caps batsmen. In his second spell, the lanky player took two wickets as well.
Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly was of full of praise for Hardik Pandya. "He (Pandya) showed great mental strength. With time, everything cools off and his approach to the match was also quite better. He adds to the strength of the team," Ganguly told India TV.
Pandya also grabbed plenty of eyeballs with his two-handed flying catch to dismiss New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson. Pandya's grab was superman-esque. The third ODI was quite reflective of how Pandya adds to the team in all the three facets of the game.
India have already won the five-match ODI series. They will take on New Zealand in the fourth ODI on January 31.
The five match ODI series is over as a contest after just three games and that is not a result that many would have predicted at the start. Given the fact that New Zealand have had the better of bilateral contests in recent times and also the fact that they are a good all-round side fittingly ranked No 3 in the world who would have expected the Indians to roll over them in such an emphatic manner?
Granted that the Indian team is purring like a well-oiled machine of late and that they are No 2 in the ICC rankings New Zealand had the home advantage. Also a cursory glance at the composition of both sides on the eve of the series did give the impression that they were evenly matched and the result would be close, was the general refrain.
So how has it come to a stage when New Zealand are 0-3 down and in line for a 0-5 drubbing? Plainly put it is the batting that has let the team down. New Zealand have two of the best batsmen in the world in Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor and with the able support they have the Kiwis looked good enough to combat the Indian bowling and run up competitive totals. What we have actually seen is that not once have they lasted the full 50 overs while being dismissed for totals of 157, 234 and 243. These totals were never going to bother the strong Indian line-up and sure enough they have romped home by eight wickets, 90 runs and seven wickets.
The batsmen have totally failed against wrist spinners Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav. Even after three matches they are not able to fathom their bag of tricks. The duo has taken 14 wickets so far and more important they seemed to have gained the psychological advantage. To add to their woes Mohammed Shami has struck a purple patch and so there has been little respite for the beleaguered batsmen. The New Zealand bowling too has been a letdown but this has been camouflaged by the utter failure of the batsmen.
For the Indians it has been a tale of runaway successes as the batsmen and bowlers have made merry. The visitors who have lost just nine wickets in the three matches will no doubt press on for a 5-0 verdict and at the moment so superior are the Indians that they might not even miss Virat Kohli who has been rested for the last two ODIs. The encouraging thing from the Indian viewpoint is that this probably opens the way for the entry of the highly talented Shubman Gill of whom the skipper has spoken of in glowing terms.
After leading India to an incredible ODI series win over New Zealand, Virat Kohli is spending his off-time with wife Anushka Sharma. Keeping Kohli's workload in mind, he was rested for the last two ODIs and three-match T20I series against New Zealand.
Kohli is holidaying with his wife. Today, he took to Twitter and captioned the picture: "Away we go ❤#travelswithher."
Anushka Sharma also took to social media to share a picture though it was a solo one.
Kohli is spending quality time with his wife. Anushka Sharma is often seen taking out time from her hectic shooting schedule to accompany her husband on overseas tours. Kohli also leaves no stone unturned to acknowledge the contribution of Anushka Sharma in his life.
They are not only setting couple goals but also travel goals. And of course, not everyone can travel in a private jet so they are inspiring people to work hard and live a lavishing lifestyle as well.
Sometimes it is hard to explain the yardstick by which cricketers are measured. Some get away with a lot, others with very little. In the case of Cheteshwar Pujara, it must all feel a little too bittersweet after returning back home a hero from the tour down under.
As reports filtered in about Pujara scoring heavily for Saurashtra in the Ranji trophy to take them into the final against Vidharba, ironically while their opponents, Karnataka, accepted the umpire's verdicts on the field, the fans were less forgiving, labeling India's number three Test batsman a 'cheat' no less.
Returning home from the successful Australian tour where Pujara formed the bulk of the framework that allowed India their first overseas win in over seventy years, while it should have hailed as something out of a textbook for the player to insert himself almost immediately into his domestic cricket duties when other cricketers and his peers have chosen to brazenly shun their appearances for India's domestic circuit, Pujara found himself standing up once more to stiff criticism, blocking out the noise.
Pujara's success down under was hard fought in that he did not have an easy time in South Africa or in England when he did not seem to enjoy the faith of the skipper-captain duo of Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri who chose to dangerously drop their pivotal number three anchor against all logic in the course of both tours, even if Pujara appeared to be struggling to get into his stride in favour of more reckless, less reliable batsmen.
Eventually after two overseas series and two golden opportunities lost, the Indian think tank appeared to have wizened up, ensuring Pujara played every Test and thereby, giving India every opportunity to tilt the scales in their favour, even when Kohli's bat fell silent in comparison.
However, stupendous success does not assure respect instantly, as Pujara will have learnt the hard way. Having copped criticism for being a slow run getter when he was doing his job as the number three to lay a rock solid foundation, now he faced the ignominy of being called a cheat simply because he stood his ground which is his right as per the rules of the game. With the catches being called null and void by the umpire, Pujara had every right to stand his ground and wait for the umpire's decision. Pujara followed the rule book, although it brought back the contentious issue of walking, considered gentlemanly in some quarters and perilous to the batting team for not following the law to the 'T'.
Walking had become a controversial standpoint which divided the Australian team from Adam Gilchrist even at the height of Australia's dominance. With Gilchrist choosing to walk away without being dismissed by the umpire when he felt he was in the wrong and had nicked the ball to the wicketkeeper, his 'gentlemanly' act - not required as per the cricket laws - put him at odds with the thinking that the team was losing a valuable batsman when the onus was on the umpire and the fielders to prove and decide the credibility of the wicket.
In this scenario involving Pujara, without conclusive evidence as attested to by the umpire's decision and not challenged by the Karnataka team who accepted the result, it seems rather unfair that Pujara has become the target of a few self-righteous cricket fans when they have let slip other cricketers for far greater offences that go against the grain of the gentleman's game.
Rashid Khan has credited cricket for changing everything in Afghanistan in the last few years. The common masses in war hit country love to see their national team competing in international cricket. Afghanistan will play in the upcoming World Cup in England and Wales. They have been placed with teams like India, England and South Africa for the 2020 ICC T20 World Cup.
"It feels good. People back home, they love cricket. It has changed everything in the country in the last five-six years. The young generation everyone's following cricket, they love it. It means a lot that Afghanistan is participating in the World Cup," ICC quoted Rashid, as saying.
"(The fans) are loving it. They love the sport, they love cricket. (We players) just try and give 100 per cent in each and every competition. Everywhere, we try our best to give something to the people back home. I know what is happening, so there is nothing else that can bring such a smile on their faces," he added.
He said that the World Cup is going to be a good learning experience for them.
"We - me, (Mohammad) Nabi, Mujeeb (Ur Rehman) - we just try and give our best in each and every game. The World Cup will be a good experience. Can't wait for it," Rashid said.
Rohit Sharma has completed 10,000 runs in List A cricket. He scored 62 runs off 77 balls in the third ODI against New Zealand to achieve the feat. Hitman joined the likes of Virat Kohli (219), Sourav Ganguly (252) and Sachin Tendulkar (257) in the list. The Indian vice-captain took 260 innings to touch the 10,000 runs mark.
He has been in exceptional touch in the ongoing ODI series. The right hand batsman has scored two consecutive fifties. He will lead India for the reminder of the tour of New Zealand after Virat Kohli was rested from the two ODIs and the T20 series.
Virat Kohli lauded his team after clinching the ODI series.
"It's amazing. Three clinical games for us. Couldn't have asked for a better performance after the first two clinical games. The relentlessness of the side is something that really pleases me. We really enjoy ourselves and the guys believe in their skills and they are showing it on the field.
"When a guy doesn't get runs in a couple of games the opposition still feels that he's gonna fire. I haven't had a break for a long time. It's been hectic. I can relax and enjoy my break. Someday someone has to take your place and that's how it goes. Shubman is a very exciting talent and I saw him bat in the nets and I was like wow I was not even ten percent of that when I was 19," he said at the post-match presentation ceremony.
Pakistan are going strong in the ODI series against South Africa. The two teams are tied at 2-2 with one match to go. However, green brigade from Asia have been found wanting in the past. The leadership qualities of Sarfraz Ahmed also came under the scanner. Despite some torrid time in the past before the ongoing series in South Africa, Wasim Akram is backing current skipper to come good in the World Cup, which is scheduled to start on May 30 in England and Wales. "We no longer have the time to change the captain. Sarfraz is a passionate captain and also there is no alternative choice available," Akram was quoted as saying in The Express Tribune.
Sarfraz is currently serving a four-match ban following is racist comments at opposition all-rounder Andile Phehlukwayo during the second ODI of the series against South Africa. Former Pakistan skipper feels calling Sarfraz back from the mid-tour was not the right decision.
"Sarfraz made a mistake but he admitted it and hopefully won't repeat such a thing in the future. Calling him back from the tour is not a good decision," he added.
Virat Kohli will not take part in the remaining matches against New Zealand after BCCI decided to rest him in order to manage his workload. There is a possibility of Shubman Gill taking his place in the side and the former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly wants him to be a part of playing XI.
Kohli also lauded Gill after the third ODI saying that he possesses more talent than him at the age of 19. "I saw him bat in the nets and I was like wow I was not even ten per cent of that when I was 19," Kohli said on Monday after the match.
Sourav Ganguly feels the young batsman should get few chances to prove himself before the World Cup.
"I think they should play Shubman Gill. He certainly deserves a chance in the team. He should play the rest of the series. Who knows, India might get another good player for the World Cup. Virat Kohli has also said that he didn't bat like Gill when he was his age, which is a great thing to say for a captain," Ganguly said while speaking to India Today.
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It's Veteran's Day, and I'm outsourcing my comment for today to Ginmar, who is a veteran and a hero and who has some deep insight into the nature of heroism:
The military is a creature of the most extreme factors one can find. In peacetime, it offers discipline and training. In war, it offers bravery. Always, it offers its service, and it is eternally at the mercy of those with the power to mobilize its forces. There's bad, good, shining gallantry, and horrible evil in the military, all at once. The best seems impossible to believe; the worst shocks the conscience. In the military, we must confront the simple fact that they are us, that they are who we are at our best and worst, and that great good and great evil often exist in one person. Their evils spring from the seeds our society planted in their souls, and their achievements are a reflection of what we would aspire to do and to become.
People are basically good. Some people are not content without something more, though. Some people wish to serve. They want to cast away the cares of their own daily drama and petty concerns, assume the camouflage not just of uniformity but of duty and discipline, and become an actor in larger, greater things. They hunger for the ability to become greater, not for themselves, but for the good of all.
The military has been used wrongly and savagely, but the very strength it gives its soldiers produces the kind of heroism that does not depend on bullets: Hugh Thompson , Glenn Andreotta, and Lawrence Colburn fought not just against the enemy on the other side, but against the worst foe of all; they opposed their own, and they were outnumbered. Many civilians never attain that courage; wrongs go unchecked daily where only words are involved, and soldiers like Thompson and his crew faced evenly-matched opponents in their actions. The unarmed peasants he and his crew saved represented were no risk to he or his crew. In saving them, he, to my mind, achieved one of the greatest acts of heroism the military of any country has seen. He rejected the unlawful order that had set US soldiers against innocent civilians. There was no fog of war for Thompson, and sadly, there was not nearly enough recognition either. We want our heroes to be pure, shiny, clean, and untouched by reminders of what we ourselves are capable of, both good and bad. We want the enemy to be alien, remote, non-human, but in seeking that comfort we dehumanize not just them but ourselves and make more wars and conflicts inevitable.
People forget that soldiers formed the backbone of the resistance to the Viet Nam war. They were forced to serve and they were forced to obey. Who better to speak of an unjust war than those who fought in it, often unwillingly? There was a wide anti-war movement within the active duty military that many people don't know anything about. People forget that, perhaps deliberately. The desire to simplify the enemy finds its twin in the same desire to simplify our heroes. Pure gallantry—-such a good word—-as Thompson's often takes years to be appreciated. It's also a reminder of just how much good one person—or in this case, three honest, and honorable people—-can do. Evil is weak at the same time it is powerful, but it's power is negative. Evil is destructive. It builds no hospitals, treats no sick, shelters no homeless. In the aftermath, good is hard work and sweat and unglamourous labor. When people recognize only battlefield heroism, as worthy as it is, they also bury moral heroism. They also make heroism look clean and pure and pretty. If you go in believing that, the reality of it can be horribly shocking.
You can always recognize that kind of heroism by its quietness. It serves, it works, it speaks quietly, it rebuilds, it heals, it soothes, it refuses to stand down. It is attainable not by special training or extraordinary acts, but by every day people. The weakest of children can be a greater hero than the strongest of soldiers. It is based on the premise that when one sees something horrible, one cannot then turn away. One is now responsible to act. Legally, that is not the standard, but morally, it is. To be aware is to be responsible. This is why so many people seek out lies and embrace them.
Most of all, true courage does not result in acclaim and medals and ceremonies. Often, it is punished. People can simultaneously desire to know themselves, and yet at the same time, flinch from it. The military requires that first of all, one must take that long deep look into one's soul and see if what is there can and is worthy of being changed and molded. Often time, there is no external enemy that poses more of a challenge than one's own weakness. The military confronts weakness and forges it into strength. People who claim or coyly hint at heroic virtues maintained by deprivation rather than challenge and effort don't impress me. Only the tempted know what temptation is. For every person who felt the freeze of terror and yet still did the right thing, for every person who felt the burn of physical injury and still got up and kept going, for every person who did a kindness and then walked quietly away without praise or recognition, the only recognition is often the brief sensation of having helped another selflessly.
Want to honor our veterans today? Go be a hero for someone.
Want to honor our veterans every day? Go be a hero for someone.


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