The morning after winning his third national title Willem Greve was already back in the saddle. “My first title was a milestone—a dream come true I’m forever grateful to the late Gerard Korbeld for helping us keep Pretty Woman van ’t Paradijs It truly hurts that he wasn’t here to see this championship.” Become a member and get unlimited access to all our articles This story is taken from the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of AnOther Magazine:  Models: Yeva Cheroi at IMG Models and Kamma Gro Bang Simonÿ Styling assistants: Audrey Petit and Ella Dallaglio This story features in the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of AnOther Magazine, which is on sale now. Order here the threat of the strike has prompted some passengers to cancel their reservations BFMTV also reports a 50% increase in SNCF ticket cancellations for May 8 Should we expect a black week from May 5 to 11 A reminder of the facts. At the beginning of April, Sud-Rail was the first union to call a strike, calling on TGV controllers to stop work on Friday May 9, Saturday May 10 and Sunday May 11, and even as early as May 7, thus threatening the May 8 bridge. Then, on April 11, the CGT-Cheminots with mobilization starting on Monday May 5 While the CGT-Cheminots is calling for " the reopening of negotiations on the overhaul of the traction bonus Sud-Rail is calling for better-anticipated schedules and an increase in the work bonus On April 18, Christophe Fanichet, CEO of the SNCF Voyageurs subsidiary, told Le Parisien: " SNCF can't afford a strike " at the risk of passengers " trying out competition If these strike notices at SNCF turn into a massive mobilization, then the week from May 5 to 11 is likely to be very difficult for travelers. It will be recalled that sales staff, i.e. railwaymen working in stations, are due to stop work for one day, on Monday May 5. The following day, their equipment colleagues will stop work, followed by drivers on May 7. No action is planned for May 8 the day marking the end of the Second World War there will be a strike by ticket inspectors SUD-Rail has been joined in its movement by the CNA considered by many to be very"influential" On Sunday May 4, 2025, the eve of the start of the movement, Sud-Rail is announcing"very heavy disruptions" from Wednesday May 7 until Sunday May 11, as the union's federal secretary explained on RMC SNCF Voyageurs CEO Christophe Fanichet said that"traffic will be normal from Monday May 5 to Thursday May 8 on TGVs" What about public transport in the Paris region? On its website Transilien SNCF has announced that traffic will be disrupted on several RER and Transilien lines from Monday May 5 Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here Lynn Marie (Oberbroeckling) Greve Cedar Rapids The life of Lynn Marie (Oberbroeckling) Greve The Gazette publishes obituaries on a daily basis. Use the search field above to search for obituaries by name or keyword. Readers can submit an obituary or submit a milestone to The Gazette The obituary must be submitted before 1 p.m for publication on thegazette.com at 6 p.m with the exception of obituaries for Sunday publication The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread The life of Lynn Marie (Oberbroeckling) Greve Her family has honored her request to have no service She has been cremated and will be laid to rest with other family members at Mt A mass of Celebration will be held at a later date Lynn was a lifelong resident of Cedar Rapids Iowa but moved to Illinois in 2017 to be near her children and grandchildren Matthew Elementary School and Regis High School before graduating from George Washington High School with the Class of 1969 She was married to her high school sweetheart Randolf Greve for 21 years Together they raised three wonderful children but they remained in each other's lives and cared for and supported each other Lynn was a homemaker for 21 years and with much pride and joy attended all of her children's sporting and cheerleading events she was the office administrator in the Cedar Rapids McDonald's Corporate office for 21 years They were everything to her; they were perfect in her eyes and she was so very proud of each of them and considered herself to be the families' biggest Chicago Cubs fan One of her greatest memories was seeing them finally win the World Series Lynn always looked forward to family cookouts watching her favorite television shows and having a glass of wine (or two) during movie night with her daughters Lynn is survived by her three children and their spouses: Shannon (Vic) Wildenradt of Plainfield Illinois; Shawn (Makenzie) Greve of Zionsville Indiana; and Shelby (Owen) Donaghey of Plainfield and her grandchildren: Chelsey and Jackson Shanklin She is also survived by her brothers: Tim Oberbroeckling of Cedar Rapids Todd (Samantha) Oberbroeckling of Grand Junction half-brother Rodney Oberbroeckling of Grand Junction and Richard Cooley of Cedar Rapids whom she loved like a brother three cousins and her wonderful friends past and present Preceding her in death were her four grandparents; her parents; two aunts and two uncles; her sister and best friend Paula and her brother Chistopher The Gazette has been informing Iowans with in-depth local news coverage and insightful analysis for over 140 years independent journalism with a subscription today © 2025 The Gazette | All Rights Reserved Willem Greve and the 13-year-old Highway TN N.O.P (Eldorado vd Zeshoek x Chellano) stole the show in the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Western European League at Partner Pferd Leipzig in Germany – the 11th leg of the 2024/2025 WEL-season – taking the first World Cup victory of their career “I am just so honoured to be able to ride such a super-star from Team Nijhof,” Greve said in awe of Highway TN a stallion he has produced himself from a youngster Thirteen horse-and-rider combinations – six of them flying the flag for the hosts – cleared their way into the deciding jump-off where the Mechelen-winner Hans-Dieter Dreher on Elysium (VDL Zirocco Blue x Coronado) took an early lead with a time of 41.55 seconds Shaving a second off on Dreher’s leading time set a new standard with their time of 40.52 seconds – a target that those to come could not match France’s former world number one Simon Delestre and Dexter Fontenis Z (Diarado x Voltaire Pref) were the last to give it a go slotting into second when crossing the finish line in 41.21 seconds Zascha Nygaard Lill (DEN) and Noah de Kalvarie (Ustinov x Almox Prints) to fourth and Martin Fuchs (SUI) aboard Conner Jei (Connor x Cosimo) to fifth my first World Cup win ever,” Greve said afterwards I had a good start to number one – in Mechelen I started a bit too slow – but now he knew straight away it was game And then actually I just have to follow him and point to the fences he is searching for the first distance – he is a freak of a horse.” but with thirteen in the jump-off it is always just in between; with one down you can drop down very quick,” the second placed Delestre said this was his third Grand Prix in a row where he is again on the podium I can do the same number of strides as the others without any problems so I tried to stay fast but not stupid fast It is also important to catch some points.” really happy with Elysium,” Dreher commented “He had two super rounds and today I think it was our fastest jump-off together – he made a super job and we have to make a plan towards the finals.” With eleven of fourteen legs in the Western European League 2024/2025-season now completed the series continues in Amsterdam (NED) next week before stopping in Bordeaux (FRA) and Gothenburg (SWE) prior to returning to Basel for the final in April.  Kevin Staut (FRA) remains in the lead in the Western European League topping the overall standings with 70 points Hans-Dieter Dreher (GER) has climbed to second with his 66 points while Robert Whitaker (GBR) sits third with 60 Gregory Wathelet (BEL) fourth with 56 and Pieter Devos (BEL) fifth with 47 points The top sixteen horse-and-rider combinations at each of the fourteen qualifiers earn points with the best eighteen from the overall standings in the WEL qualifying for the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final held in Basel © 2025 World of Showjumping - All rights reserved Powered by Artionet - Generated with IceCube2.Net Be careful if you have to use public transport in the Paris region this week, from May 5 to 11, 2025. Due to a nationwide SNCF strike traffic is disrupted on several RER and Transilien lines in Paris and the Île-de-France region with 1 train out of 2 between Nanterre-la-Folie and Villiers-sur-Marne The RER D with 2 out of 3 trains between Juvisy and Malesherbes Four lines will continue to experience disruptions on May 6 While traffic will be"slightly disrupted" on line H (except between Pontoise and Creil) traffic will be"heavily disrupted" on lines N and V Passengers are therefore invited to consult train timetables using the route finder or by personalizing their timetable Disruptions are expected to be even worse on May 7 Transilien SNCF is already predicting "severe disruption" on RER line C and"very severe disruption" on the whole of line D For the rest of the traffic forecasts for May 7 “I think his brain is his best asset,” Willem Greve tells World of Showjumping about Highway TN N.O.P “He just knows what to do and he is very careful.” Greve and the 13-year-old stallion – owned by Team Nijhof – took their first World Cup-win when topping the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ at Partner Pferd Leipzig in Germany the 11th leg of the 2024/2025 Western European League-season The two are no strangers to leading the lap of honours; in 2024 they took a sensational win on home soil in the CSI5* 1.60m Rolex Grand Prix of ‘s-Hertogenbosch as well as being victorious in the CSI5*-W 1.55m Gothenburg Trophy at Gothenburg Horse Show and the CSI5*-W 1.50m Harry Wouters van den Oudenweijer Prize at Jumping Amsterdam. In 2023 they won the CSIO5* 1.60m Longines Grand Prix of Rotterdam and later that year they were selected to represent Netherlands at the FEI European Championships in Milan “I got the ride on Highway when he was seven and he has been a winner at every level,” Greve tells “The question was always how big he would jump in the end but everything we have asked he has done brilliantly He has become very consistent and we know each other incredibly well – we are a good team.” Greve used to ride Highway’s sire Eldorado vd Zeshoek as well “Highway is a little bit smaller than his father Eldorado had more scope perhaps but not the last quality and with Highway it is a little bit the other way around – I think he got that from Chellano or Darco It's been a good match with Eldorado and Highway’s mother Zelana V Highway and Eldorado are quite alike when it comes to their energy and working mentality.” “He was always behind Carambole and Zypria S just like my other star Grandorado,” Greve tells about the years of producing the talented stallion Highway was always with as a second or third horse with the others he was in ‘s-Hertogenbosch as the third horse just to do the small classes and he grew into the higher levels like that actually he has always been very competitive – and always a winner.” Greve was never sure if Highway would be the one for the biggest tasks “I always questioned where he would end up – until I asked him the question and he just answered it perfectly Horses can do amazing things for us if the mentality is there; if they want to do it and you give them time so that they have full confidence and faith in their rider.” Greve has worked with Team Nijhof for the past 13 years “Our history goes really far back,” he explains “My father used to own stallions with Nijhof Senior and as an example found Voltaire together in Germany when he was only a yearling I help their riders and we do a bit of business and as we say in Holland ‘the knife cuts on two sides’: I'm an asset for their business and they are a plus for my career You don't get so many horses like Highway and I am are very lucky to have him.”   While Leipzig turned out victorious for Greve the World Cup-leg in Amsterdam did not go as well but in Bordeaux the Dutch rider once again picked up points – this time finishing third with Grandorado TN N.O.P. “Leipzig was actually a show in preparation for Amsterdam,” Greve explains “Highway jumped the qualifier really nice and smooth and then in the World Cup he jumped a really beautiful clear round he was perfectly with me from the beginning to the end.” “I hope Leipzig was not the last World Cup win for us,” Greve smiles “It's something I am proud of; that I at least won a World Cup once in my life – and I hope more will come and it's something I had on my bucket list so it's nice to have done it now I think I still might need a few more points to make it to the final but we have to see step by step and either plan towards the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final in Basel or towards the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping in ‘s-Hertogenbosch.” 11.2.2025 No reproduction of any of the content in this article will be accepted without a written permission all rights reserved © World of Showjumping.com The Netherland’s Willem Greve has taken over the reins on Impian D (VDL Bubalu x Lux Z The 12-year-old stallion has been hugely successful with Greve’s compatriot Henk Frederiks: Last year the two were part of the winning Dutch team at CSIO3* Budapest (HUN) CSIO4* Sopot (POL) and CSIO3* Kronenberg (NED) – jumping double clear on three of the four occasions Frederiks suffered a fall during the first week of December last year – sustaining fractions to his spine and skull “I was at a local show with one of my youngsters and had a bad fall,” he tells World of Showjumping “I had a couple of terrible weeks to be honest this is an injury that we need to take time for – it's not something I can rush I will need from three to six months to recover I am doing my best and working hard to get my muscles ready but everything needs to be 100% healed before I can get back in the saddle.”   Impian has been the only horse for the higher levels “All my other horses are youngsters,” he explains He was feeling great just before my accident and I was really looking forward to the 2025-season we had a conversation with his owners and breeders – the Doorn-family we decided to ask if Willem – who is a very good colleague and in my opinion one of the best riders in the world – if he would be interested in taking over the ride while I recover.” had a great feeling and the two made their first appearance together at the KWPN stallion approvals in ‘s-Hertogenbosch (NED) last weekend “It was impressive to watch,” Frederiks says “I'm convinced that Impian is going to do well with Willem. We are looking forward to see if Impian is going to spend the rest of his career with Willem he has been the only horse that I could compete at the higher-level shows and it's very hard to do that with just one horse and Impian’s career is more important than my own I'm more than happy to see Impian continue his career with him and I'm proud of Willem – he is a wonderful colleague and friend He has such a nice string of horses at the moment and that is going to benefit Impian as well Impian is the best horse I have ever ridden and he really deserves to be at the biggest stages.” The Dutch Equestrian Federation has announced that their reserve combination Kim Emmen and Imagine (Cassini Gold x Lord Z) will replace Willem Greve and Grandorado TN (Eldorado vd Zeshoek x Carolus II) in Thursday’s Olympic team qualifier in Versailles The decision was made following Wednesday evening’s training session at the equestrian Olympic venue where the jumpers tested the main ring for the first time this week Emmen will compete alongside Maikel van der Vleuten and Beauville Z (Bustique x Jumpy des Fontaines) as well as Harrie Smolders and Uricas v/d Kattevennen (Uriko x Cassini I).  The server did not respond in a reasonable amount of time Try Again Have a question about the Minnesota Golf Association your MGA membership or the contents of this website Contact Us All Tournaments MN Golfer Magazine Donate to the MGF Youth on Course Form a Club USGA: Rules of Golf USGA: Amateur Status Allied Associations Join Today Contact Us There was an error opening a callback modal request Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article Christian Ditlev Frederik, Greve (count) Reventlow (born March 11, 1748, Copenhagen, Den.—died Oct. 11, 1827, Lolland) was a Danish state official whose agrarian reforms led to the liberation of the peasantry in Denmark In 1784 he was named head of the Rentekammer (department of finance) The resulting reforms in 1787 and 1788 led to the end of adscription the legal bond between Danish peasants and the estate of their birth Later measures of Reventlow led to clearly defined terms of peasant service on the large estates Reventlow retired from public service in 1813 after being dismissed from his post Adolescent Content, a woman and Black-founded, youth-focused creative agency and production studio, announces the appointment of Beth Greve as chief growth officer Beth will leverage her extensive experience in business development and marketing to create new opportunities for the global gen Z insights and creative company.  Beth brings a wealth of experience from her senior executive roles at industry giants such as YouTube, Google, World Surf League, Discovery, AwesomenessTV, and Management Plus Enterprises. The Adweek Top 50 Marketing Executive is known for her expertise in designing operational structures and developing revenue and marketing strategies Beth served as the chief commercial officer at Iron Mountain Entertainment where she led global sales and account management teams the team achieved double-digit revenue growth year over year and earned the highest NPS scores in the company “Beth is a leader in her field and has worked with some of the most influential companies from Google and YouTube to Discovery and AwesomenessTV,” said Hope Farley co-founder and chief executive producer of Adolescent Content “Adolescent is at a pivotal point in our journey of growth and Beth's expertise and experience will play an important role in driving our business forward Beth will focus on developing and implementing strategic growth plans Her industry knowledge and approach will help drive Adolescent Content's success as it connects clients and Pinterest with young consumers globally "Much of my career has focused on building businesses that connect with youth so I am thrilled to join Adolescent Content to support its mission to foster authentic connections with gen Z and create professional pathways for diverse young creatives while producing award-winning campaigns that deliver success for brands,” said Beth “The ability to gather genuine insights from over 5,000 gen Zers in just a few days is an incredible resource for any brand looking to connect with this influential generation.” Adolescent Content is renowned for its unique perspective in the agency world being staffed almost exclusively by BIPOC and LGBTQ+ creatives who help brands connect with gen Z across the globe The agency's research and insights division taps into a network of 50,000 gen Z-ers to inform trend reports offers a nuanced understanding of gen Z's preferences and motivations aiming to bridge the communication gap between management and the incoming generation With expert commentary from Harrie Smolders and Maikel van der Vleuten took part in the horse swap today this event was reintroduced into the program of 's-Hertogenbosch Christian Kukuk's Cupido (Calmando) was the best horse of the competition The riders jumped a total of four rounds: once on their own horse and then on each other's horses had asked all the riders for information about the horses beforehand Harrie Smolders jokingly called him Willem "Google" Greve Willem Greve ultimately won with Hadewyn van 't Ravennest (Comme Il Faut) The pair stayed ahead of Philipp Weishaupt with Cupido (Calmando) completed the top three in the saddle of Calizi (Cellestial) Willem Greve won the first HeadFirst Group Prize - Best of Champions "This class was pure promotion for our sport," said Greve afterward "All riders were extremely focused on getting the best out of each other's horse I found the micro feedback from Jeroen Dubbeldam and Harrie Smolders a real added value!" "This class was a reflection of what we try to do every day We discover new horses every day and try to understand them We only had 3 minutes to get to know the horse but it was actually quite fun!" the Dutchman continues 'horsemanship' is the way you approach the horses and how you try to get the best out of each horse Every rider did a fantastic job during the horse swap." groom Richie is working closely with Greve we have a few other horses that aren't here The team that takes care of those horses at the stable is extremely important Everyone contributes to the success of a horse-rider combination you only have 1.5 to 2 minutes in the ring it's impossible to get the best out of that short time span What I really appreciate is that I have had almost no changes in my team over the past 15 years Thursday night at the 2025-edition of The Dutch Masters in ‘s-Hertogenbosch (NED) saw four champions – the Dutch Champion Willem Greve (NED) on Hadewyn van’T Ravennest (Comme Il Faut x Carrico) the 2023 European Vice-Champion Philipp Weishaupt (GER) on Cupido 130 (Calmando 3 x Stakkato) the double World Champion and current world number one Henrik von Eckermann (SWE) on Calizi (Cellestial x Stakkatol) and the 2024 Olympic bronze medallist Maikel van der Vleuten (NED) on Lalique (Berlin x Palm S) – bring back the traditional horse rotation in the HeadFirst Group Prize – Best of Champions Similar to the format formerly seen between the final four at the World Championships the four riders jumped a round on each other’s horses taking three minutes and two jumps to get to know the horses before jumping a course of eight fences von Eckermann and Weishaupt had all gathered a score of four penalties and the win was decided in a jump-off on their own horses While Greve and Hadewyn van’T Ravennest emerged as the winners and took the title Best of Champions Cupido 130 and Lalique both finished the evening without touching a pole “We were for sure curious about what was going to happen because this class was not existing in our sport anymore – although lot of riders regret that,” Jeroen Dubbeldam “We talked a little bit tonight if this should come back to the World Championship formula again but I do think it is still an interesting class to have This way you can also explain a lot to the crowd I think we saw a lot of horsemanship and horses almost improving in their rounds “I think it was amazingly nice to watch,” the happy winner said trying to learn from each other – it was great sport and enjoyed riding the other’s horses and figure them out in a few minutes.” Dealing with metastases is one of the major challenges of cancer therapy More than 90 percent of deaths caused by cancer are linked to metastases Understanding the conditions that cause cancer metastases and how these move through the body is key to developing new approaches to cancer treatment as cancer is also subject to the laws of physics In honour of their groundbreaking insights into the movement of tumour cells and the biophysicists Professor Dr Jochen Guck and Professor Dr Josef Käs are receiving the 2024 Greve Prize from the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina is donated by the Helmut and Hannelore Greve Foundation for Science “Studying the behaviour of tumour cells from the perspective of physics and linking it to direct insights gained from medical institutions has the potential to develop completely new means of treating cancer.” The potential for cancer treatment is already apparent with respect to breast cancer Whether the cancer has metastasised or not is key in determining the success of therapies it has not been possible to accurately predict when a tumour forms metastases working together with Professor Dr Axel Niendorf (Hamburg/Germany) are significantly better at indicating a tumour’s potential to metastasise They have done so using biophysical concepts the central idea of which – that metastasising cancer cells must be softer – Jochen Guck played an important role in developing In order to release themselves from the original tumour and move through the human body allowing the cancer cell aggregate to become fluid In the study carried out by Käs and Aktas together with Axel Niendorf the scientists identified the histological characteristics of the cancer cells that become fluid: they were longer and had deformed cell nuclei allowing them to “squeeze” through neighbouring tissue Their study of more than 1,000 breast cancer patients offers a strong indication that these deformed cell and nuclei forms can be used as a reliable marker for a cancer’s aggressiveness and to predict a tumour’s potential to metastasise This could permit breast cancer treatments to be more individually tailored to patients Guck developed a high-throughput method to measure the deformability of cells (real-time deformability cytometry This method is particularly suited to finding substances that can change cancer cell mechanics to prevent metastases physician Professor Dr Bahriye Aktas (photo: Stefan Straube | UKL) biophysicists Professor Dr Jochen Guck (photo: private) biophysicists Professor Dr Josef Käs (photo: Swen Reichhold | University of Leipzig) Bahriye Aktas (born in 1975) is Professor of Gynaecology at the University of Leipzig and Director of the Department of Gynaecology at the Leipzig Medical Center Aktas studied medicine at the Justus Liebig University Gießen/Germany She completed her medical training as a gynaecologist and obstetrician at the University Hospital Essen/Germany and was appointed Associate Professor in 2017 That year she switched to the University of Leipzig her focus is on minimally invasive and robot-assisted surgery which is used for gentler and precise operations with improved chances of healing and she also has a particular interest in surgery for cancer treatment She and her predecessor have helped to globally establish new operation methods that take into account how a tumour spreads Jochen Guck (born in 1973) studied physics in Würzburg/Germany and obtained his doctorate at the University of Texas in Austin/USA under Josef Käs They jointly developed tools to investigate cell mechanics (optical cell stretcher) Following research stays at the University of Leipzig and the University of Cambridge/UK in 2012 Guck was awarded the Alexander von Humboldt Professorship of Cellular Machines at the Biotechnology Centre of the Technical University of Dresden/Germany and was Senior Director there Since 2018 he has been Director at the Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Light and Professor of Biological Optomechanics at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg He has developed further photonic and biophysical instruments including real-time deformability cytometry These form the basis for many partnerships with medical institutions in Erlangen and at the new Max Planck Centre for Physics and Medicine (MPZPM) Josef Käs (born in 1961) is Head of the Soft Matter Physics Division at the University of Leipzig’s Peter Debye Institute for Soft Matter Physics He studied physics at Columbia University in New York/USA and at the Technical University of Munich/Germany After holding a professorship at the University of Texas in Austin One of his key research areas concerns the physical properties of cancer cells He discovered how cancer cells can vary their degree of solidity and fluidity and thus achieved a paradigmatic shift in the understanding of tumour mechanics The German National Academy of Science Leopoldina’s Greve Prize is awarded to scientists or research teams that work at German universities The prize is awarded every two years and honours outstanding research achievements in the natural sciences/medicine and engineering sciences the topic is the foundations of new cancer therapies The President of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg invites participants and guests to attend the event at the Hamburg City Hall All News Back Link zur 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These are text files that are stored on your computer via your internet browser. We use these technically necessary cookies to provide the function of the website. Please refer to our data protection statement for more information about the use of cookies and processing of your data The Longines World Cup in Leipzig delivered some incredible sport No fewer than 13 combinations managed to qualify for the jump-off in this 1.60m course Willem Greve ultimately claimed the victory "I'm still in awe; this is my first-ever World Cup win!" Greve shared For a long time, Willem Greve and Highway TN N.O.P. (breeder: P Verdellen Paarden Fok) topped the leaderboard Together with the 13-year-old son of Eldorado vd Zeshoek Greve clearly put the pressure on the competition France's Simon Delestre and his Dexter Fontenis (Diarado) The duo was unable to beat the clock and ultimately settled for second place "I came close to winning," Simon Delestre said afterward "This is the third big class in a row where we've stood on the podium "My horse is still young but keeps winning," Greve said after the event The duo pushed Hans-Dieter Dreher with the 13-year-old Elysium (VDL Zirocco Blue) into third place Just outside the top three was Zascha Nygaard Lill riding the 12-year-old Noah de Kalvarie (Ustinov) Lill managed to stay ahead of Martin Fuchs with Conner Jei (Connor) Result Willem Greve has a new talent in his stable Greve will compete with Impian D (VDL Bubalu Greve takes over the reins from Henk Frederiks who is temporarily sidelined after a fall late last year Greve made his debut with the 12-year-old stallion last week the stallion was his only horse for competing at a higher level The pair won the CSIO3* Nations Cup with the Dutch team in Budapest They were also part of the winning team during the CSIO4* Nations Cup in Sopot Currently it's unknown if the transfer is final.  makes his international debut with a new Grand Prix-horse Von Eckermann placed second aboard his trusted Glamour Girl O'Neill van 't Eigenlo) he jumped into a 15th place The 10-year-old BWP stallion (by Vigo d'Arsouilles) comes from the breeding of Dany van Lombergen he was crowned Champion Stallion at the BWP stallion licensing O'Neill moved to McLain Ward's stables in 2021 as a seven-year-old Minute Man competed under the saddle of Willem Greve The pair jumped at the highest level and won in Mannheim and Prague Willem Greve and the 13-year-old Highway TN N.O.P. captured hearts with an impressive World Cup victory on Sunday "I’ve been riding Highway since he was seven years old This is our sixth year together; we know each other inside and out," Greve said after the event this is only our second World Cup competition "I can hardly believe it; this is my first-ever World Cup victory," Greve told FEI.tv Highway is still young but has already won so much I feel so honored to ride this superstar from Team Nijhof I’ve had an amazing show here in Leipzig Although French workers' right to strike is enshrined in law Strikes have to be announced in advance via a prèavis de grève The resulting re-arrangements and cancellations can cause chaos however even if strikers eventually call off the proposed industrial action Strikers are not paid for the days they do not work as part of strike action unless they negotiate payment for strike days as part of the conditions for ending the strike or their union has the money to give them strike pay Workers rarely strike during la belle saison (July and August) or les fêtes (Christmas and New Year).  Strikes tend to be timed to cause maximum embarrassment just when Emmanuel Macron is hosting King Charles and Queen Camilla with heavily defended pickets facing off against riot police But many others have a carnival atmosphere.  Strikes are generally regarded as a good thing even if they are unjustified or unlikely to be successful because at least they constitute a shot over the bows of l'Elysée Strikes can often be predicted by watching grass-roots movements develop Complaints about tax rises on diesel and heating fuel swamped online forums for months before the gilets jaunes brought France to a standstill.  Village signposts were being turned upside down by disgruntled agriculteurs for months before the farmers' strikes erupted Eight pairs of tickets for this summer’s festival are available exclusively to Connexion subscribers Recent power cut in Spain and Portugal is warning to holidaymakers to ensure they are prepared for worst-case scenario The resort is set to remain open to the public and not only to professionals Greve is ranked No. 440 in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com U.S. Rankings and won the 2022 Minnesota Amateur In the Dwight Eisenhower Cup, Walker Taylor defeated Matt Sughrue in a thriller 15 and 16 tied the match and sent it into extra holes.  Sughrue is ranked No. 11 in the AmateurGolf.com Senior Rankings and then took down Sughrue in 21 holes to win the cup.  The Devereux Emmet Cup also needed extra holes to decide a winner 2 seed Jonathan Keane winning in 21 holes over Jesse Bull Patterson defeated all three top seeds en route to securing his win Amateur champion and the first American to win the British Amateur Travis reworked the original Devereaux Emmet design.The 18-hole qualifier establishes six different match-play flights including the Eisenhower Cup and Travis Cup View full results for Walter J. 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While BAE Systems currently has a Moderate Buy rating among analysts top-rated analysts believe these five stocks are better buys View The Five Stocks Here Sign up for MarketBeat All Access to gain access to MarketBeat's full suite of research tools Following today's initial practice session for the show jumpers in Paris' Olympic arena it's been decided that Kim Emmen will compete tomorrow in place of Willem Greve TeamNL's show jumpers will be qualifying for the Olympic team event tomorrow "After the Grand Prix of the dressage riders the show jumpers trained this evening in the impressive Olympic arena at Versailles Harrie Smolders and Uricas van de Kattevennen Maikel van der Vleuten and Beauville Z N.O.P. and Kim Emmen and Imagine entered the arena with the top 10 teams advancing to the final on Friday Abandoning Chevron may change government incentives I commend Adam J. White on his characteristically thoughtful, judicious essay I take this opportunity to pursue my dear friend’s premises—unstated but obvious—a bit further and perhaps to an end that may be grimmer than Adam lets on He expresses a guarded hope that Chevron’s demise will be conducive to “good constitutional administration.” That is possible and that of a gigantic Chevron literature I’ve never bothered to read—is that rules and rule changes rattle through institutions Not that Congress or agencies necessarily have any great regard for judicially imposed rules or rule-conforming behavior: that would be a very odd presumption vis-à-vis legislators with power to make the rules or with respect to the folks who currently run the FTC or the EPA It’s rather a matter of marginal incentives for good but mostly for ill encourages certain forms of (executive Evasion. “Show me the incentives, and I’ll show you the outcome,” the late Charlie Munger famously averred Take the most direct rule-to-incentives-to-outcome connection: court to agency In response to stricter legal oversight the agency does—what we assume the agency wants to protect its programs and agenda against judicial review and reversal (because it wants to protect its turf or because congressional and private constituencies demand that course But even that isn’t necessarily true under all conditions the EPA in particular has often sought to put itself under court orders in lawsuits instigated by advocacy groups the better to insulate itself against congressional and industry opposition Chevron’s demise might well encourage that m.o (“Sorry: here at the EEOC and the Office for Civil Rights having been sued by credible constituencies spanning half the alphabet we must go the full Bostock.”) Any which way the outcome has little to do with the train from rule to incentives to institutional conduct and everything to do with the political constellations of the day agencies may respond to tighter judicial controls by improving their product by supplying reasoned legal analysis and solid evidence (though perhaps they may further immunize their actions against judicial control An agency may bludgeon regulated parties into settlements that then shape industry behavior: that’s the SEC’s and the CFPB’s model It may propose rules that would hardly pass judicial muster but nonetheless compel industries with long investment horizons to comply in the here and now on the off chance that the rule just might survive: that’s the EPA’s model An agency may never commit a reviewable act and instead publish “guidances” or “dear colleague” letters: that’s the FDA All those forms of agency conduct are common even under Chevron’s forgiving regime. Tighten judicial oversight: the result may well be yet more regulatory dark matter We tend to think in aggregate institutional terms: “the Congress,” “the Executive,” “the Judiciary.” Yet none of them is a unitary actor Even the Administrative Procedure Act’s “agencies” aren’t unitary actors: they have heads All the individual actors have incentives of their own In a particularly insightful part of his essay Adam brings that thought to bear on courts and agencies will force courts to think harder about long-submerged questions do courts defer when they burble about an agency’s “expertise” or (on many Chevron accounts) the agency’s greater “democratic accountability,” relative to independent courts what would that mean for agencies’ internal operations Does an agency head actually have to do the interpreting or scrutinize “expertise” that may be mere pretext for already-made decisions Those questions point back to my earlier point: agencies might respond by adopting more rule-conforming modes of operation or by further rewarding internal actors who are good at producing regulatory dark matter that evades judicial review altogether I have everything riding on a jurisprudence that reflects a Hamiltonian realism about politics without romance attends Adam’s fond hope that Chevron’s demise might at last spur congressional intervention If agency regs go down in courts that have ceased to defer to agency interpretations of gaseous Congress—the theory goes—can no longer paper over disagreements by delegating the real rulemaking power to agencies The hope is that more stringent judicial review will incentivize Congress to legislate Perhaps so; and Adam notes—correctly, to my mind—that Chevron’s demise may well come to be accompanied by a judicial nondelegation doctrine with teeth. (It already exists in the form of the “major question” doctrine.) Still, I deem this a case of a failure to disaggregate. The Constitution may well envision a “collective Congress.” But that body—a deliberate structured body that responds coherently to a changed legal and institutional environment—has long ceased to exist and we can be very confident of the one incentive that trumps all others: reelection Legislators who act otherwise won’t be legislators for long Those who put a premium on deliberation and compromise will quit and the” hydraulic forces” (Adam’s term) of increased judicial oversight will have to play out elsewhere One possible result is simply less law and less roving agency authority we may see yet more direct White House control: the President is not an “agency,” and therefore exempt from APA review The only certainty is continued congressional incapacity Most of the foregoing will meet with Adam’s vehement agreement; he acknowledges many of the difficulties in his essay I have been unfair to Adam and lapsed into my usual mode of discourse: kvetching which may or may not find Adam’s approbation the focus on “rules and incentives” is the right way to think about the administrative state But the incentives in this setting are quite multifaceted and complex; and among them is the incentive for wayward In important opinions and law review articles Williams arrticulated the basic calculus: judges should push hard on the law but not to the point of further incentivizing the very behavior that the rules are meant to block That insight is worth a thought in the Chevron context Two, the time may have come to think seriously about Administrative Law Without Congress as Ashley Parrish and I put it some years ago in a provocatively titled article (We may decide to update that piece because agency behavior has since become way worse.) The thought is heterodox “The will of the Congress must prevail”: that is the irreducible premise of public law since the New Deal—of Erie Railroad (1938) and of the administrative law that Felix Frankfurter and the geniuses of the Legal Process school bequeathed us it is also the key premise of (drumroll) Chevron—and (drumroll again) of the “textualist” jurisprudence that finds fault with Chevron I find that premise—courts as the legislature’s handmaiden; judges as nudges of detailed legislation—very problematic “It is not with a view to infractions of the constitution only” that we want to have an independent judiciary That judiciary also plays an essential role in “mitigating the severity and confining the operation” of “unjust and partial laws,” prompted by “ill humours in the society.” While such judicial interventions will “displease those whose sinister expectations they may disappoint they must command the esteem and applause of all the virtuous and disinterested.” Our newsletters highlight and offer a deeper view of the best that is being thought and said in law Italians deserve to cast their votes for whomever they like without getting an international lecture about their supposed "fascism." The Matrix failed because it shares the modern aversion to tragedy and leaves us with a flattened view of humanity Law & Liberty is an online magazine published by Liberty Fund and committed to a society of free and responsible persons living under the rule of law and forum debates that elevate discourse on law all with an eye to understanding and cultivating a free society Part of the Liberty Fund network The opinions expressed on Law & Liberty are solely those of the contributors to the site and do not reflect the opinions of Liberty Fund Home side rider Willem Greve topped the horse swap class results in ’s-Hertogenbosch tonight the Dutch national champion beating representatives of the reigning medallists in all three senior championships the HeadFirst Group Prize – Best of Champions re-created the format used in the final of the World Championships until 2014 where four riders each jump a round on each other’s horses With the riders warming up each mount in the ring and commentary and interviews by 2014 world champion Jeroen Dubbeldam plus top rider Harrie Smolders it made for a fascinating evening for the crowd at the Dutch Masters show Willem, second-placed Philipp Weishaupt (European individual silver medallist) and third-placed Henrik von Eckermann all sat on four faults after the initial rounds and had to jump off their own horses to settle the placings The winner’s ride was Isabel de Rijcker’s Hadewyn Van’t Ravennest, Philipp piloted Madeleine Winter-Schulze’s Cupido 130 and Henrik put Dufour Stables AG’s Calizi into the competition. Fourth-placed Maikel van der Vleuten the Olympic individual bronze medallist from Paris brought forward Gabriela Roger Ibars’ Lalique “Mine was a bit fresh – she jumped best in the last round with Maikel but also she gets a bit tense and she doesn’t know this ring but she handled it well but you can feel that she has enormous motivation and drive The first impression of Cupido was a big horse and a bit slow you didn’t expect him to have such a quick reflex – the feeling was very comfortable and careful In the jump-off, Willem finished in 30.75sec to beat Philipp into second on 31.14sec. Henrik – who is riding in a hand brace after incurring an injury in a fall – took a risk to fence two and had it down for third The three riders who jumped off all incurred four faults in the initial rounds on the same horse the 10-year-old mare took the front bar off the oxer out of the double at fence 6b but then the mare hit the white plank that topped fence seven Philipp explained: “I watched Willem go – he came a bit long and open to the combination and it got a bit short for him I tried to give her the room she needed in the combination but it meant I had to squeeze a bit to the oxer out Henrik jumped the mare third and she just had a light touch on the same plank “I  tried to help her with the plank and maybe tried to help her too much and disturbed her instead,” he said “I should have trusted her quality and maybe she’d have jumped it better.” Philipp and Henrik all went clear on all three of the other horses in the initial rounds Maikel was last to jump Hadewyn Van’t Ravennest and the first to go clear on the horse He was also clear on his own Lalique and on Philipp’s Cupido 130 scuppered his chances when he had eight faults knocking the upright out of the double at 4b and the final fence Henrik said: “She’s not an easy horse in that you need to know her a little bit if you squeeze a little too much in the wrong moment Maybe Maikel should have stayed upright a little more and not gone too early [with his body before the fences] You have to do it with your seat and body as she’s very sensitive to your legs and hand.” Both Cupido 130 and Lalique jumped clear with every rider and they were awarded best horse sashes Willem said: “I think it was unbelievable publicity for our unbelievable sport Harrie and Jeroen did an amazing job to give some insight but in a way that not only professionals can understand but also people at home in the living room so they could really get interested in how beautiful but also difficult our sport is “I think we’ve seen four great horses tonight with four great horsemen and this was unbelievable PR for our sport.” The Dutch federation today announced the Olympic teams for Paris 2024 the Dutch riders will be introduced together with their national coach Harrie Smolders and Maikel van der Vleuten will go to the City of Light Kim Emmen joins the male trio led by Jos Lansink as reserve rider you need a horse that doesn't look left or right and a rider who doesn't either and Kim rode a strong first round in the Nations Cup in Rotterdam and continued that form into the Grand Prix where she was really under pressure to show herself She did that super," Lansink justified his choice for the 29-year-old rider Their Olympic competition is scheduled from August 1 to 6 National coach Jos Lansink is looking forward to the battle in Paris "The first three riders were of course already fixed in my mind for some time They also have the advantage of having a very good second horse at their disposal With only three riders in a team it shouldn't be against us In Rotterdam you saw how close everything was but in a Nations Cup you need clear rounds otherwise you don't compete I am really very happy with these four combinations they are real championship riders with very good horses." "We are definitely going for a medal with this competitive team but in my opinion we are not among the favorites," Harrie Smolders spoke The dressage riders will compete for medals from July 30 to August 4 Dressage team coach Patrick van der Meer says of the composition of his team "I am super proud of the performances the riders and horses delivered during the observation competitions It was all very close together and it is a luxury position that we have such a good group." "We clearly stated in advance that the NK and CHIO Rotterdam were the observation competitions for this year If you add up the results you arrive at this order but also if you look at the form and follow your feeling At CHIO Rotterdam we got a lot of compliments on the Dutch performance I am going to do everything I can to maintain the good form of the team so that everyone can see in Paris what the Dutch dressage team is capable of," said national coach Patrick van der Meer The eventing riders kick off the equestrian competition in Paris "I'm looking forward to going to Paris with these four riders." "My goal -and mission- is to achieve a top 6-8 ranking with the team and I am confident that these riders can do that The competitions we have participated in in preparation have ensured that we travel to Paris very well prepared Horses and riders have shown they can do it," spoke national coach Andrew Heffernan Source: KNHS (Edited) There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Yesterday, Dutch showjumping rider, Willem Greve impressed jumping to victory in the Longines CSIO5* Grand Prix in Rotterdam. Big missing horse at the start was Greve's, Grandorado TN The showjumping rider now confirms the son of Eldorado vd Zeshoek has been injured and is recovering at the moment but don't want to rush him and give Grandorado the necessary time to recover from his injury 2021).His business and policy presentations include the World Knowledge Forum and the World Economic Forum Sign up for free newsletters and get more CNBC delivered to your inbox and more info about our products and services © 2025 CNBC LLC. All Rights Reserved. A Division of NBCUniversal Data also provided by When I received the news that I would cover a split between the US-based Häxanu and the Sweden-based Greve for review I was immensely enthusiastic about it as I’ve always had high expectations of the craftsmanship of both Black Metal acts– all-round mystical Häxanu is renowned for their acclaimed second full-length which presents melodic Black Metal tunes that have a strong emphasis on the macabre Greve: I’ve been digging Nordarikets strid for quite some time and I indeed have always been some sort of a geek when it comes to the Swedish extreme metal scene to me Swartadauþuz – whom I’ve always seen as a man of a thousand projects – always comes up with mesmerizing surprises beyond expectations on all his projects when Purity Through Fire collaborated with Amor Fati Productions on the release of a split between those two I meticulously observed how far they could take the old-school Black Metal undertones on a modern attitude into the next level they appear to be presenting a violent fury which also appears to be triumphant these first four tracks of the record presented could also be suitable as a soundtrack for Kaurismäki’s darker sides of crime and thriller movies While the opener “Mercy” tends to be calmer in rhythms building up a profound ancient Black Metal nuance soul-crushing side that Häxanu has to offer on the closing track “The Winged Chalice.” I can automatically discern from the beginning that their materials are heavily inspired by the grand second wave Black Metal movement as they have previously presented on Nordarikets strid as well Incorporating vicious aggressions that are also symphonic it’s almost like they’re inviting us into a journey of grimace into the infernal underworld Not everyone can bear with the intensity that Greve offers as the purest form of their atmospheric but the ones who do sure will genuinely enjoy this well-crafted dark sonic journey this split record is giving the nuance of a blend between Sargeist and Havukruunu – savagely profound and full of rage but also melancholic and cinematic at times As many as three of the eight combinations in the jump-off of the CSI5*-W 1.55m Gothenburg Trophy were under the Dutch flag One of them even managed to win the main event on Saturday Willem Greve and the 12-year-old Highway TN N.O.P was treated to an extremely exciting jump-off in the CSI5*-W 1.55m class Only three combinations could leave the jumps untouched in the shortened course In the saddle of the Eldorado vd Zeshoek son Peder Fredricson (SWE) was surpassed in front of his own audience and finished second with Alcapone des Carmille The offspring of Diamant de Semilly crossed the finish line in 34.51s The bronze also went to Dutch hands and was for Kim Emmen (NED) with the 11-year-old KWPN gelding Inflame Go (Namelus R) Yuri Mansur (BRA) had the fastest time in the saddle of Vitiki (Valentino) but a jumping fault of the 16-year-old gelding left them with the fourth place Dutchman Lars Kersten rounded off the top five with the 10-year-old stallion Funky Fred Marienshof Z Full Results Metrics details Glacial lakes are increasing in number and extent under a warming climate Despite demand for lake monitoring and understanding outburst mechanisms studies of large outburst events are sparse a large proglacial lake in Chilean Patagonia the lake level dropped by 18.3 ± 1.2 m and the area decreased by 14.5 ± 0.02 km2 The total water discharge was 3.7 ± 0.2 km3 which is one of the largest glacial lake outbursts ever reported in satellite era Satellite data indicated the collapse of a bump near the lake outlet triggered the event by initiating erosion of the bank and bed of the outlet stream Satellite gravimetry captured a signal of the event although the magnitude of the corresponding mass change was inconsistent with the drained water mass Our study demonstrated the potential for observing lake outburst using satellite imagery further understanding of outburst mechanism and long-term monitoring of glacial lakes are required to manage hazards in mountainous regions In April 2020, we observed a sudden retreat of the shoreline of Lago Greve, an extraordinarily large proglacial lake in Patagonia (Fig. 1) Additional analyses with several types of satellite data indicated the release of a large amount of water within a short time period as well as its impact on the gravity field We also investigate the mechanism of drainage based on satellite imagery and DEMs The data illustrates the details of a largest glacial lake outburst event observed by satellite to date water flows through fjords for a distance of ~130 km before entering into the Pacific Ocean a Area and b water level of Lago Greve from 28 September 2016 to 1st November 2020. Lake levels indicated by squares were measured by DEMs, while those indicated by circles were obtained by ICESat-2. Gray shaded area indicates the approximate period of the lake drainage event (from 9 April to 29 July 2020). Errorbars represent uncertainty of measurement. The images were acquired by Landsat-8, Sentinel-1, Sentinel-2 for the locations indicated by the magenta boxes in Fig. 1a The acquisition dates are (a and e) 8 April 2020 Cyan and yellow lines in a–d indicate the outlet stream as observed on the optical images on 8 April and 5 May The blue and orange lines are the same for the lake margin The outbursts were triggered by flotation of the ice dam which lead to rapid water discharge of 2.6–3.4 Gt The water volume drained from Lago Greve is comparable to those reported for the previously observed large GLOF events Regions highlighted in red in a are where surface elevation decreased by >30 m between 11–22 February 2000 and 21 July 2020 Yellow boxes in a and b show the regions enlarged in c and d Surface elevation near the outlet of Lago Greve based on e SRTM-DEM (February 2000) and f WV-DEM (21 July 2020) Dashed and solid curves indicate the flowlines of the stream before and after the event g Surface elevation along the stream before (X-Z-X’ in e) and h after the event (X- Z’-X’) which is approximately equal to the change in the lake surface elevation after the lake drainage We conclude that the collapse of the bump triggered the change in the flow path of the stream which resulted in the erosion of the valley and the drainage of lakewater it is likely that the region was mantled with glacial deposits as well as sediments carried by lakewater The studied event can be regarded as such a delayed response to the changing climate a Mass changes in the GRACE mascon solution summed over areas within 200, 300, and 400 km from the lake. Cyan curves are the best-fit time series assuming Eq. 2 RMSEs of the model are shown by the shading around the curves Red and magenta curves are results of the regression assuming an additional mass loss event that occurred at a constant rate from 8 April to 29 July 2020 (gray shaded band) b–d shows the close-up view of the parts after 2019 e Distribution of mass changes from March to August Regions within blue curves indicate the Patagonia Icefields The white dot indicates the location of Lago Greve Solid curves indicate the regions within 200 the observed mass loss signals are most likely due to the observed discharge of lakewater from Lago Greve in 2020 we conclude that the satellite gravimetry is able to detect large-scale lake outburst events but care should be taken for quantification of the water discharge The importance of GRACE in studying GLOF would be increased if mascon solution is adapted for localized events speed change of the glaciers is expected after the outburst of Lago Grave the drop in the lake level should affect the frequency and magnitude of calving continuing to monitor the glaciers in the future is a unique opportunity to investigate the dynamics and frontal ablation of freshwater calving glaciers we reported an outburst of Lago Greve in Patagonia one of the largest glacial lakes in the world Satellite data showed abrupt lake drainage between 9 and 19 April 2020 and lakewater discharge from April to July 2020 lake area decreased by 14.5 ± 0.02 km2 and the water level dropped by 18.3 ± 1.2 m Water volume released from the lake was 3.7 ± 0.2 km3 (3.7 ± 0.2 Gt) which indicates the event is among the largest GLOFs ever reported The outburst was triggered by the collapse of a bump near the lake outlet and subsequent change in the flow path of the outlet stream This event activated the erosion of the bank and the bed of the stream resulting in lakewater drainage through a deepened valley The event was also detected by the gravity field observed by the GRACE/GRACE-FO mascon solution The GRACE data largely overestimate the volume of water release because its spatial resolution is not sufficient for the GLOF event care should be taken when mascon solution is used to quantify the magnitude of a lake outburst NDWI is commonly used to detect water bodies in satellite images Water surface elevation of Lago Greve was measured from 28 September 2016 to 1st November 2020 with intervals of five days to six months based on satellite laser altimetry and DEMs Vertical offsets of the DEMs against the altimetry data were corrected by comparing lake-surface elevation from the DEMs with those obtained by altimetry within seven days The mean difference from the altimetry data (+2.5 m for SRTM-DEM and −1.4 m for WV-DEM) was used for the correction of the DEM derived lake level Data during the drainage period was excluded from the offset evaluation because the water level change in seven days was too large The SRTM-DEM was used for the period before the drainage event (from September 2016 to April 2020) whereas the WV-DEM was used after the event (from April to November 2020) The DEMs were used also for investigation of the terrain near the outlet of the lake We modeled the mascon time-series with a function composed of linear and k1–8 are coefficients estimated by the least-squares method We also compared the spatial distribution of mascon in March and August 2020 the data sets were corrected for mean differences between March and August observed from 2002–2019 Rapid worldwide growth of glacial lakes since 1990 Glacial lakes of the Central and Patagonian Andes Gulf of Alaska ice-marginal lake area change over the Landsat record and potential physical controls An inventory of glacial lakes in the Third Pole region and their changes in response to global warming Ice-marginal lakes associated with enhanced recession of the Greenland Ice Sheet Where glaciers meet water: Subaqueous melt and its relevance to glaciers in various settings Contrasting thinning patterns between lake- and land-terminating glaciers in the Bhutanese Himalaya Sugiyama, S., Minowa, M., & Schaefer, M. 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