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SYDNEY Leonard Fournette Jersey , Dec. 10 (Xinhua) -- Australian bowling coach Craig McDermott expects fast bowler Mitchell Johnson to go even faster on his home ground, local media reported on Tuesday.


The third Ashes Test between Australia and England at the WACA Ground, Perth will start on Friday.


Johnson has delivered 17 wickets at an average of 12.7 in two Tests Jacksonville Jaguars Hats , claiming successive man-of-the-match awards in Brisbane and Adelaide as Australia took a 2-0 lead in the five-Test series.


The left-arm quick has bowled at speeds above 150 kmh and playing in his home Test should provide even more pace, McDermott said.


"I'd like to see - at his home ground, being in front of his adopted state Jacksonville Jaguars T-Shirts , Western Australia - what the adrenaline does to his pace," McDermott told reporters on Tuesday.


"Not forgetting that it's not all about speed. It's about making sure that the ball is in the right spot and that is what Mitchell has done since his return to international cricket, both in the shorter form and in Test match cricket."




LILONGWE， April 15 (Xinhua) -- Malawi President Peter Mutharika has launched two video clips in which he stars with over 15 foreign ambassadors to the country spreading anti-wildlife crime messages.


The video clips are part of the on-going "Stop Wildlife Crime Campaign" government initiated in February 2014.


The first clip is in English while the second clip is multilingual with the characters conveying the message in their individual mother tongue languages.


Launching the video clips at his State Residence in Lilongwe， Mutharika hailed the foreign envoys for their commitment to fighting wildlife crime in the country.


"Thank you to all the Diplomatic Missions and Lilongwe Wildlife Trust for your work in driving forward this initiative，" said Mutharika.


"This is our shared planet. Wildlife and forest crime is our shared obligation. Protecting these animals is not a sentimental wish but an economic， social and environmental responsibility."


The Malawi leader said his government would prioritize protection of wildlife to ensure that the country's natural resources were not plundered for the profit of the few.


"Our own survival as humankind is based on our ability to protect our natural heritage; that is protecting everything from the most majestic of animals such as elephants and rhinos， through to the forests， birds and insects，" said Mutharika.


Speaking on behalf of the diplomatic missions featured in the clips， British High Commissioner to Malawi， Michael Nevin， urged all envoys to spread the message to their citizens visiting the country that trafficking of wildlife products of any kind in Malawi is a crime.


Nevin said time had come for the fight against wildlife crime to be taken far and beyond Africa given the rate of poaching and trafficking of wildlife product around the globe.


The video clips will be circulated on local and international TVs， online through diplomatic and partner channels and social media， and on local airport TVs.


Malawi has for many years been used by criminal gangs as a conduit for illegal ivory consolidated from neighboring Mozambique and Tanzania.


In March， Malawi burned 2.6 tons of ivory that was intercepted in 2013 as a gang of traffickers tried to use the country as a conduit.


The first embassy in Malawi to join the "Stop Wildlife Crime Campaign" in October 2015 was the Chinese with the objective of sensitizing their nationals in Malawi to promote the protection of the country's wildlife.


Since then， almost all Embassies， High Commissions and Honorary Consuls to Malawi have stepped up to join the campaign.


DUBLIN Jacksonville Jaguars Hoodie , Jan. 29 (Xinhua) -- Ireland's gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow by 2.1 percent in 2014 and by 3.2 percent in 2015, the country's central bank said on Wednesday.


"Taking account of the recent signs of recovery and factoring in an improvement in external demand, GDP growth of 2.1 percent is forecast for 2014 Customized Jaguars Jersey ," the bank said in its first quarterly bulletin of 2014.


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The bank said in 2015, on the basis of consensus forecasts from the main international economic institutions projecting a recovery in external demand back to its long run trend and also supported by stronger growth in final domestic demand, GDP is forecast to grow by 3.2 percent Josh Lambo Jaguars Jersey , with GNP expected to rise by 2.5 percent.


Ireland needs to "continue along the path of consolidation and reform that it has pursued for some years now to help ensure that the emerging economic recovery is sustainable," it said.


Ireland has emerged from the EUIMF bailout program against a background of increased market confidence in the outlook for the country's economic performance and policy prospects.


"This has been reflected in an improvement in the market's assessment of Ireland's creditworthiness, helping the sovereign and domestic banks to regain access to market funding at increasingly more favourable rates Abry Jones Jaguars Jersey ," it said.


"The key to the return of market confidence, to the extent that now exists, has been the combination of strong policy implementation over the period of the program and growing signs of gradually improving economic conditions Patrick Omameh Jaguars Jersey ," it added.


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