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At the God Body gym in Memphis, Tennessee, owner Roderick Duncan says real stanley cup change never happens overnight mdash; but it always starts in an instant.In one case, it was an instant cup of coffee that made all the difference.A few months ago, Duncan said he noticed someone behind his gym, sleeping in one of his old cars. Homeless guy, had to have been, Duncan said.Duncan approached the car, with his cell phone camera recording, and told him to get out of the vehicle. The car doors don t lock, though, so the n stanley cup ext day, Duncan had the same problem. It repeated the next day, and the next day, and the next day mdash; until Duncan tried a different approach. Roderick Duncan. Steve Hartman / On The Road Before I could knock on the window, I said, You know what I came back in here and made him a cup of coffee, Duncan said. Over that cup of coffee, Duncan began to build a relationship with 24-year-old Bryan Taylor. He learned about Taylor s troubled childhood and drinking problem. Their relationship grew, and soon, Duncan was taking Taylor to get a new ID and driving him to job interviews, stanley cup while Taylor crashed on his couch.It hasn t always been smooth sailing for the duo. Whether it s been violating trust or not following the rules Duncan set, Duncan said there have been many times where he s told the 24-year-old that it s the Nido Emergency systems in Houston overwhelmed by calls for help
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. -- A federal appeals court Tuesday retained federal protection for gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region, ruling that the government acted prematurely when it dropped them from the endangered species list.The court upheld a district judge who in 2014 overruled the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which had determined that wolves in Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin had recovered after being shot, trapped and poisoned nearly out of existence in the previous century. They ve bounced back and now total about 3,800.Gray wolves return to California after nearly a centuryThe service announced in 2011 that wolves in the region would be stripped of their endangered status and managed on the state level. Gray wolves of Yellowstone National Park 01:01 In a air force 1 unanimous ruling, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C stanley cup ., said the service had not adequately considered a number of factors in making stanley cup its decision, including loss of the wolf s historical range and how its removal from the endangered list would affect the predator s recovery in other areas, such as New England, North Dakota and South Dakota. The ruling prohibits the three states from having wolf hunting or trapping seasons, as they did when wolves were