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Welcome to Egypt's capital and Africa's largest city: Cairo. Upon arrival you will be met and transferred directly to your hotel. Upon reaching the hotel we will assist with your check-in and then the evening is yours to relax and freshen up.
Day at leisure in Cairo.
Day at leisure in Cairo.
Driver only to - Memphis was once one of the greatest cities in the ancient world, today we have the chance to explore what little remains of this city. Continuing on, we explore Dahshur with its long field of pyramids from the 4th and 12th dynasty.
Today we venture out of town and drive to Wadi Natrun - half day driver only.
Day at leisure in Cairo.
Join the Sandblaster group tour (entrance fees paid locally): Visit to the famous pyramids and lion-headed Sphinx at Giza Plateau. Gaze in awe at Cheops (Khufu) - the largest of the three great pyramids. Constructed from over 2.5 million limestone blocks it is thought to have taken more than 20 years to construct. Continuing to Saqqara, we can explore the myriad tombs and temples at this site.
Free morning, opt for our city tour or just relax until our drive to Bahariyya.
We check out Bahariyya - an ancient oasis. Continuing by 4 x 4, we visit the Temple of Alexander the Great, Tombs of the Nobles and the Black Desert, as we push towards the White Desert. So named, as the sand resembles snow, the striking White Desert is full of unusual wind-eroded limestone formations and our remote overnight base.
Continuing by 4x4, we drive to Farafra oasis to enjoy a dip in the natural springs. Next to Dakhla, a true highlight is the medieval city of Al Qasr. Only recently abandoned, we wander through the eerie high walled city, mosque, school, olive press and court. Lastly we continue onto Deir al-Haggar - the Roman Temple dedicated to the Theban Triad.
Leaving Dakhla Oasis, we drive to Kharga to visit the Temple of Hibis and the rambling 4th century necropolis of al-Bagawat. Drive onto Luxor for our final night with the group.
Merry Christmas. Today we travel by train south to Aswan. Here we bid farewell to our group and check onto our Lake Nasser cruiser: www.eugenie.com.eg/eugenie/itineraries.htm This afternoon we visit Kalabsha temple, Beit El Wali, and the kiosk of Kertassi. Afternoon tea is served in the lounge with free time to explore before dinner on board in the Aswan Harbour.
Sailing to Wadi El Seboua today we enjoy a cocktail while passing the Tropic of Cancer. Lunch served on board. Later we visit Wadi El Seboua temple, the temple of Dakka and lastly today the temple of Meharakka. Sail onto Amada. Dinner and overnight aboard.
After breakfast we have a morning visit of the temples of Amada and Derr as well as the tomb of Penout. Sailing onto Kasr Ibrim. This afternoon we view the citadel of Kasr Ibrim. (Tour is conducted from the ship's sundeck as entrance to the site is not permitted). Sailing to Abu Simbel, we have a guided tour of one of the greatest Egyptian monuments ever built. This evening we enjoy the Sound and Light show.
After breakfast on board we disembark, and for those who wish, the possibility of a second visit to Abu Simbel (entrance ticket is not included). We transfer to the airport for our flight to Aswan around 11am. This afternoon we enjoy a short boat trip to Agilika Island for Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis. Later, free time to perhaps do some shopping in the colourful souks and markets.
Driver only - Driving north to Luxor. En-route we stop at the Temple of Kom Ombo and Egypt's best preserved temple at Edfu before continuing onto Luxor. This evening maybe opt to see the beautifully illuminated Luxor temple.
Driver only - Today the massive pair of statues known as the Colossi of Memnon are the first monuments we will see as we arrive on the West Bank for our half day sightseeing. These are all that remain of the temple of Amenophis III. We then proceed to visit the Valleys of the Kings and Queens and the imposing colonnaded temple of Queen Hatshepsut. Free time this afternoon - maybe opt to visit the Temple of Karnak.
Today we tour more of the West Bank in depth (guide and transport only for today – you pay the entrance fees locally for the sites that are open at the time of visit, as these change frequently, we will endevour to visit - Tomb of Tawosret (KC14), Tomb of Ramose (no 55), Tomb of Sennofer and Rekjmire (no 96/108), Tomb of Menna and Nakht (nos 52/69) and Medinat Habu. - Temple of Seti
Day at leisure in Luxor.
Starting early, we travel to Denderah and Abydous to visit the sites and then transfer onto Sohag where we see Akhmim and the White and Red Monasteries.
Starting early again, we drive north to Minya. Enroute we will see Deir Al Muharraq (near Syut) where we will see the Tombs of Mir. Continue driving onto Minya.
Just a short drive today, we will enjoy site-seeing of Tell El Amarna Necropolos and Beni Hasan.
Driving north to Cairo, enroute we will stop to see Tuna El Gabal in Minya before continuing onto Cairo.
Day at leisure in Cairo.
We bid you farewell with a transfer to the airport for your flight back home.
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State visit to the Republic of Korea (2)
19 September 2014
On Monday 3 November and Tuesday 4 November 2014, Their Majesties King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima will make a state visit to the Republic of Korea at the invitation of President Park Geun-hye (see Government Information Service press release no. 273). They will be accompanied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Frans Timmermans, while the Minister of Economic Affairs, Henk Kamp, will head a trade mission to run in parallel with the visit.
The visit will reinforce the already strong bilateral ties between Korea and the Netherlands and will aim to intensify economic relations and foster cooperation in sectors such as innovative high-tech development, wind energy and agribusiness. There will also be a focus on cementing links with Korean companies investing in the Netherlands. The business delegation with be deployed to promote knowledge exchanges between government bodies, businesses and knowledge institutions. Mr Guus Hiddink is accompanying the trip as the face of the trade mission as well as being a member of the official delegation. Mr Hiddink was coach of the Korean football team during the 2002 World Cup. He has an extensive Korean contact network and is familiar with Korean society.
Korea is a member of the G-20 and is one of the 11 countries with which the EU has concluded a strategic partnership. In March 2014 President Park made an official visit to the Netherlands and met with King Willem-Alexander.
Monday 3 November
The state visit will begin in the morning at the Seoul National Cemetery, where King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima will lay a wreath at the Memorial Tower. The royal couple will then be officially welcomed by President Park in Cheong Wa Dae, the presidential residence. After the welcome ceremony and an inspection of the guard of honour, an audience will take place, followed by delegation talks. The morning will close with a tour of Gyeongbokgung Palace, a historical monument in the centre of Seoul. The original palace complex was built in 1394 by King Taejo of Joseon and has been destroyed and rebuilt several times.
In the afternoon, the King and Queen will visit the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), a new cultural design centre. After a short tour of the exterior, the King will open the Dutch Design Exhibition, a travelling exhibition by the Design Academy in Eindhoven showcasing award-winning designs from 2014.
The King and Queen will then pay a brief visit to an exhibition in the Gansong Art Museum, where a number of works by Korean artists are on display. This will be followed by a roundtable meeting in the DDP, hosted by the Confederation of Netherlands Industry and Employers (VNO-NCW), where Dutch CEOs and Korean authorities can enter into dialogue.
In the afternoon the royal couple will attend a seminar on a creative and learning economy. The Dutch and Korean governments are both seeking to make their economies more sustainable and to generate sufficient growth. To further promote a creative economy, the Korean government is focusing on ICT, research & development, innovation and deregulation. A similar approach is being taken in the Netherlands. In its study of the Dutch economy's future earning capacity, the Scientific Council for Government Policy (WWR) recently made a series of recommendations, most notably concerning the need to focus on maintaining a learning economy. During the seminar, Dutch and Korean researchers and students will discuss the common ground they share and opportunities for possible further cooperation. The meeting will take place in Dongguk University's Jeonggak Temple.
In the evening President Park will host a state banquet at the presidential residence, where both heads of state will deliver speeches.
Tuesday 4 November
The second day of the state visit will start with the opening of a seminar on innovation as part of the parallel trade mission. The trade mission will take part in this seminar and networking opportunity in conjunction with Korean institutions and companies. The King and Queen will then visit the Republic of Korea's Parliament, the National Assembly, where they will meet with the Speaker and party leaders.
Afterwards there will be a lunch at the presidential residence with CEOs from Korean companies investing in the Netherlands.
In the afternoon, the royal couple will receive members of the local Dutch community. In the evening, at the conclusion of the state visit, the King and Queen will, by way of a reciprocal gesture, host a concert by harpist Lavinia Meijer.
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19 September 2014
From Wednesday 29 to Friday 31 October 2014, Their Majesties King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima, will make a state visit to Japan at the invitation of the Japanese government (see Government Information Service press release no. 236). They will be accompanied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Frans Timmermans, while the Minister of Economic Affairs, Henk Kamp, will head a trade mission to run in parallel with the visit.
The visit will reinforce the already strong bilateral relations between the two countries. It will focus on the exchange of knowledge and new partnerships in the fields of energy, agriculture and horticulture. The accompanying business delegation will be deployed to promote knowledge exchanges between government bodies, businesses and knowledge institutions. Former Japanese honorary consul-general in Amsterdam, Mr Jaap Rost Onnes, will accompany the trip as the face of the trade mission as well as being a member of the official delegation. Mr Onnes has an extensive Japanese contact network and detailed knowledge of Japanese society. He has spent 30 years helping entrepreneurs from both countries connect with one another.
The programme of the state visit will include set items, such as a welcome ceremony at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, an inspection of the guard of honour, and an audience with the Emperor and Empress. A state banquet at the Imperial Palace, a meeting with the Prime Minister of Japan and an official leave-taking of the Emperor and Empress will also form part of the visit.
Wednesday 29 October
The royal couple will visit 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, an exhibition venue set up by fashion designer Issey Miyake and designed by architect Tadao Ando. Its aim is to stimulate interest in design and to promote social debate on the topic. The King and Queen will also visit 'THE FAB MIND: Hints of the Future in a Shifting World' exhibition, which looks at the influence of the information society on social inequality and ethics.
After meeting members of the local Dutch community, the royal couple will take a tour of a Shinto temple and a Buddhist temple. The focus will be on the role these two belief systems play in the daily lives of the Japanese people.
Thursday 30 October
On the second day of the visit King Willem-Alexander will open a meeting on wind energy. Following the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, Japan is looking for new, affordable and environmentally friendly sources of energy. Japan's location offers plenty of scope for the construction of offshore wind farms and the Netherlands is a leading centre of knowledge and expertise in this field, so the meeting will explore what is needed to launch a large-scale project of this kind. The King and Queen will also attend presentations by Dutch and Japanese companies active in the offshore wind farm sector. The morning will conclude with the royal couple meeting CEOs of Japanese companies with offices in the Netherlands. After the United Kingdom and Germany, the Netherlands is home to the largest number of Japanese companies in Europe.
In the afternoon the King and Queen will pay a visit to Tokyo University. Japan is home to the world's fastest ageing population and the royal couple will be briefed on new innovative developments in the field of Japanese elderly care. They will speak with representatives of government and other Japanese authorities, as well as planners and elderly people themselves about special communities for older people and the use of medical devices and robots in elderly care. The Dutch community care bodyBuurtzorg Nederlandwill also be a topic of discussion, as it has served as a model for a similar organisation in Japan.
Friday 31 October
King Willem-Alexander will deliver an opening speech at a food and agribusiness conference. The conference will focus on food security and agribusiness opportunities. Japan wishes to expand its agricultural sector with a view to significantly increasing its economic potential. The country is therefore looking to the Netherlands in the light of its status as the world's second-biggest exporter of agri-food products as well as its productive, high-tech, innovative and sustainable agriculture. Afterwards the King and Queen will attend presentations by Dutch-Japanese cooperative partnerships.
Following the conference, the King and Queen will meet the chair and honorary chair of TOKYO 2020 who will explain the organisation of the city's 2020 Olympic Games. The royal couple will then take part in a CEO roundtable meeting on cooperation between the Dutch and Japanese private sectors.
At the end of the afternoon, the royal couple will, by way of a reciprocal gesture, host a concert by Musica Amphion, an ensemble specialising in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century music, played on authentic instruments.


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Viterbo, Italy: Workmen make a strange discovery -- a coffin buried just outside a local church and containing a small box inscribed with mysterious symbols. Elderly Monsignor Brusca (Franco Leo), a student of the arcane, has the body reburied and the box sent to curator Michael Pierce (Adam James) at the Museum of Ancient Art in Rome. Pierce is out when Brusca's package arrives, so assistant curator Gabrielle (Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni) decides to open the ancient container and examine its contents, cutting her finger and shedding blood in the process. Her associate, Sarah Mandy (Asia Argento, the director's daughter), returns from fetching research materials from the library to glimpse hooded figures desecrating Gabrielle's brutalized corpse and flees, barely escaping with her life. When the police arrive the artifacts are gone, and with the exception of open-minded lead investigator Enzo Marchi (Cristian Solimeno), they dismiss Sarah's statement as crazy talk.
Within 24 hours, Rome is in the grip of an orgy of vandalism, rape, assault and murder. Michael, acting on a clue left by Brusca – now silenced by a devastating stroke -- becomes convinced the ancient witch Mater Lachrymarum (busty Isreali model Moran Atias), the Mother of Tears, has been unleashed. As the chaos spreads throughout Italy, Sarah learns that her late mother, Elisa Mandy (Daria Nicolodi, the actress' real mother), was a powerful white witch, and that the powers she inherited may be all that can stop Mater Lachrymarum and her cackling acolytes from unleashing Hell on Earth.
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Following reports of a new Manhattan office for Apple's iAd sales team, the company's job postings have ballooned with a variety of additional positions in other cities. As noted by Business Insider, salespeople are sought in Dallas, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco and London.
As expected, Sprint and Clearwire have activated 4G service in New York City and several additional regions. Service in New York now extends to all five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, The Bronx, Queens and Staten Island. Other markets include Hartford and New Haven, Connecticut; Trenton and New Brunswick, New Jersey; and Tampa, Florida.
Apple has abandoned any plans for a store on West 34th street in Manhattan, claims the New York Post. Apple currently leases 21-25 on West 34th, which is located between Fifth and Sixth Avenue, and within a short distance of the Empire State Building. The real estate is capable of supporting up to 18,000 square feet, but Apple is said to have lost interest in establishing a store on the site, and is presently looking to sub-lease through Robert K. Futterman. RKF's website lists availability starting April 1st 2009, for a maximum period of 13 years.
Apple's SoHo store in Manhattan is getting a bad rap with its neighbors for creating an uncomfortable business environment, with supposedly irresponsible staff, high noise levels, and Apple's infamous concert-style events. According to CNN Money, complaints have been directed at the location since it opened six years ago, earning the reputation of being "the worst neighbor in SoHo." Residents are upset even with features of the building itself, saying the bright lights on top of the store shine into their homes.
Despite the iPhone 3G launching Friday, potential owners are still lining up to purchase one, but even Apple's flagship Manhattan stores are starting to run dry, and are placing limits on the constant long lineups. In calls to the Fifth Avenue, SoHo and West 14th retail locations, representatives tell MacNN that they each expect lineups to last four to five hours, and are informing others that join the line that the stores can not accommodate them, since the store will be closed by the time staff could service those customers.
Two of Apple's retail stores have made it from being local sights to internationally must-see retail landmarks, according to a recent report of the world's top retail locations. Retail Week reveals that both the Fifth Avenue Manhattan 'Cube' location and the Regent Street London stores are praise-worthy enough to include them on its list of the top 100 must-visit retail spaces, alongside clothing stores, food retailers, sporting good stores, and other electronics retailers.
Apple is reportedly filming a commercial at its flagship Manhattan Apple Store today, shutting down the store for six hours. Apple's retail store page states: "Please note we will be temporarily closed Thursday, May 29 at 3:00 p.m. and will reopen Friday, May 30 at 9:00 a.m. During this time, please visit one of our other two Manhattan locations." As noted by MacRumors the 5th Avenue store has only been entirely closed twice in its history: the iPhone launch and the Leopard launch. Speculation holds that a television commercial will be filmed during this closure.
Apple is continuing its expansion of its successful retail stores, according to ifoAppleStore. The report indicates that Apple plans to open yet another retail store in the Bay Area, this one inside the Hillsdale Shopping Center, a 1950s-era enclosed mall that is privately owned by the Bohannon family. The shopping center features more than 130 shops over 1.3 million square-feet. Other Apple stores in the area include San Francisco (23 miles north), Stonestown (20 miles N.), Burlingame (4 miles N.), Palo Alto/Stanford (12 miles S.), and Valley Fair (30 miles S.). Apple also plans a new store in Toronto at the Fairview Mall by November. The mall is located along Highway 404, northeast of the city center. Finally, Apple has its eyes on the Willowbrook Mall in the city of Wayne, New Jersey about 25 miles northwest of Manhattan. This would be would be the 11th store in the state, and will open by the 2008 holiday season.
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Summary: AOL has announced that the social networking site will be either sold or closed, with a final decision coming at the end of May
AOL confirmed on Tuesday that social networking site Bebo will either be sold or shuttered. The company will determine its fate by the end of May.
AOL, then part of Time Warner, bought Bebo for $850m (£557m) in March 2008, but struggled to build a name for itself outside of the UK, where it is one of the most popular social networking sites. In the US, it never really gained any traction.
"Bebo, unfortunately, is a business that has been declining and, as a result, would require significant investment in order to compete in the competitive social networking space," the company said in a memo to employees.
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Misquoting King: The truth and MLK's statue
Or that's how the U.S. Park Service might put it were we to erect a Winston Churchill memorial today. Churchill never said that quote. To use the words of numerous stories on last month's decision to change an inaccurate quote on the Martin Luther King Jr. statue in Washington, it was a "paraphrased quotation." Never mind that there is no such thing. Just go with it. It's mostly true. Kinda.
The King statue displays these words on one side: "I was a drum major for justice, peace and righteousness." They are displayed among real quotes from King. But King never uttered that quote. He said: "Yes, if you want to say that I was a drum major, say that I was a drum major for justice. Say that I was a drum major for peace. I was a drum major for righteousness. And all of the other shallow things will not matter."
What a difference. Erased was not only the context, but the eloquence. Martin Luther King Jr. without eloquence is like James Bond without the women, wit and martinis. Bond would be just another spy; King just another preacher. Instead of "Bond, James Bond," it would be, simply, "James Bond." The style makes so much difference.
Even the MLK memorial's official page on the National Park Service website acknowledges that King's message inspired because it was delivered "through the means of his powerful gift of speech and eloquent writings." (That's an actual quote.) As is this, from Churchill: "we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender."
In presenting a paraphrase as King's actual words, the memorial did more than mutilate King's style. It undermined the truth. King never said those words because he would never say them. To misrepresent the words is to misrepresent the man. And to do so in an official government presentation is to mislead the people.
We rely on the state to be an impartial arbiter of the truth. If the stone-chiseled words on a government monument are no more accurate than what can be found on Wikipedia, it further shrinks our already diminished faith in America's institutions. As Abraham Lincoln said, "Keep it real, yo." Or something like that.
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Microsoft inks search pact with...Opera
Microsoft has inked a deal with arch-nemesis Opera Software, convincing the Norwegians to make Bing one of the, um, "default search engine choices" on their latest desktop browser. It's true. You can see for yourself by downloading the new Opera 10.60 beta here. As announced by Microsoft Bing general manager Jon Tinter, this …
Nothing to see
Bing has always worked in the search box but I've hardly used it. Cuil is good enough most of my queries and failing that Goggle.
Bing was added to Speeddial search in one of the recent desktop team builds and announced as such. No stealth here and the competition amongst search engines is good for all.
For some reason Opera isn't "magical and revolutionary". It's just damn good at its job!
Just a Norse floozy on powdered Spanish Dragonfly
This isn't much of a surprise for me. Opera cheated on Google long ago by having a fling with Yahoo. That didn't work out so they went back to Google.
Then, a couple of years later Opera got Norwegian wood for Ask Jeeves and ran off with them too, until Google promised it would change and Opera went back to them again with that sad look upon its face like Gloria Gaynor's ex-partner in "I will Survive".
Now Opera's felt the itch again and has copped off with Bing for what I expect will prove to be nothing more than a quick Friday night knee-trembler up an alleyway, before pulling up its trousers and scurrying off back to Google, blaming it's absence on staying late at the office. I bet Bing was on all fours eating a portion of Harry Ramsden's finest throughout.
I don't know who's worse. Opera for being unable to control itself or Google for taking them back every time.
It'll be Alta Vista next. I bet the filthy vendor already has the Norse horn thinking about it.
Norse horn?
Are helmets involved?
That is a strikingly vivid way of painting corporate relationships, one that will remain in my mind for a while.
Applied to some other companies, it makes things so much clearer...
Re: Norse horn?
That'll be the lur horn. An enormous bronze horn, notable for usually having a ring around its bell end......
Same rules
If Windows give the choice for Opera among other browsers, Opera should give the possibility to use Bing among other search engines.
Not here yet
Yeah, version 10.53 beta on Linux also does not have Bing as an option on the drop down. Not that I miss it, since I never can get myself to use that search bar on any browser, for some reason...
I already had it added but thanks anyway Opera
Opera just move to whoever pays best
As work any software developer that relies on search fees from the 120m or so Opera users.
Clearly Bing are paying well...
Regardless, you can set the search to whatever you want, so nobody really cares.
@Norse floozy
Heh? -maybe on the speed dial page but Google search has been the default on the tabbed browser since forever. Google search revenues are what allowed Opera to be offered free. Besides, since 2000 (v4) Opera gave he user the choice of their own search engine and to add it in if it wasn't one of the listed defaults.
Switch Search To Google
Problem solved
a separate search bar?
lol! how quaint.
I've used Opera's keyword address bar search since it started. doesn't have autosuggest, but hopefully that'll come before too long. the convenience of doing a Google web search by typing "g search terms" or a Google image search by typing "i search terms" or a Youtube search with "yt search terms" or an Amazon search with "az search terms" or ... (you get the idea) is quite the win and I prefer it to Chrome's way of doing things.
Need an icon of The Cheat saying "Meh"
To paraphrase Henry John Temple,
companies have no eternal friends or perpetual enemies, but only eternal and perpetual (i e, until the next quarterly report) interests. In any event, the Bing search option can easily be removed from Opera by those who like myself find it superfluous....
It's not like it's difficult to add Bing to the dropdown manually or indeed make it the default search engine in previous releases. So what's the big deal?
Re: What's the big deal
The big deal is that normal people leave things on defaults and just use it how it comes out of the box. Why do you think MSN search has always had such a notable market share whilst Yahoo hasn't? Lots of people can't even be bothered or don't even know how to use Google! Some of them probably even refer to searching MSN/Bing as 'Googling' just like they refer to the Internet or any program running on Windows as as 'Microsoft'.
Therefore, companies pay a premium to Opera to be the default. Opera have that sussed so much that they've even broken it up into different defaults so they can charge more than one company a premium.
This is a big deal for the marketing people in both companies, not for techies who know all the options in Opera and can edit INI files with their eyes closed.
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Oversight re-hires Bardella, cites multi-millionaire CEO on small businesses
~ Back in March, Kurt Bardella was a rising star working communications for Darrell Issa. Then he was fired for a breach of trust after secretly sharing information with a reporter. Now he has a new job -- as a staffer for the Oversight Committee. But, as Media Matters notes, there are still major inconsistencies about who knew what, with explicitly conflicting stories. At the time, Issa said that Bardella's superiors were unaware of what he was doing, and fired him after finding out. This time, Bardella's superiors are obviously aware of what he's done, and they're the same superiors. Apparently the breach of trust that was fireable in March is no longer a problem.
~ A little-noted provision of Darrell issa's plan to dramatically scale back the post office is the elimination of discounted rates for non-profits. Non-profits say it would dramatically reduce their ability to fundraise with direct mail.
~ Back in 2007, Darrell Issa suggested pretty clearly that if then-Oversight Chairman Henry Waxman were to investigate Blackwater, it would be a threat to Waxman's personal safety. But at the same time, he clearly declared that, as members of the Oversight Committee, "we're supposed to allow the administration to do its investigation...we're not investigators." Which is why it's odd now that Issa is resisting a request from the Justice Department for records to do with the Fast and Furious investigation. Given Issa's own record of demanding full and unquestioned sharing of documents -- even if they undermine ongoing court cases -- it's even more hypocritical.
~ All year, Issa has been trumping the American Job Creators website as a mechanism for small business owners to provide feedback, positive or negative, about government policies. Currently featured at that site and on the homepage of the Oversight Committee is a video from the CEO of CKE Restaurants -- which had more than $5.5 billion in revenue in 2007 and employs more than 157,000 people. That's a surprisingly liberal definition of "small business," even from a guy who thinks that $250,000 a year is middle class.
Incidentally, CKE's PAC has been an active supporter of California Republican candidates. CEO Andy Puzder (who pulls in more than $7 million a year) is a huge funder of the Republican Party, including personally providing $100,000 in seed money for Mitt Romney's SuperPAC a few months ago.


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08/01/2013 : UK Government launches Violence Against Women initiative
The UK Government has launched a new initiative to help prevent violence against women and girls living around the world. According to UN figures, one in three women globally will be beaten or sexually abused in their lifetime. International Development Secretary Justine Greening announced in a speech in November that a new research and innovation fund will collect evidence of violence against women and girls from ten countries in Africa and Asia to help shape a new prevention strategy over a five year period.
Speaking at an event to mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on 28 November, Justine Greening said: "It is shocking and unacceptable that in the 21st century one in three women is still beaten or sexually abused in her lifetime. This matters for development: girls who experience violence are less likely to complete their education, find it harder to earn a living, and have a significantly higher risk of maternal death and vulnerability to HIV and AIDS. The UK is leading the international community to prevent violence against women and is working to get a better understanding of what works on the ground so we can stop it for good."
Evidence from the research will enable the UK and its international partners to transform the way programmes are designed and to better formulate schemes to help women and girls. For example, in Nepal, a new paralegal programme was created after trials showed that community mediators are particularly effective at addressing protection issues, leading to a 36% reduction in domestic abuse cases. Specifically, the research and innovation fund will:
- Drive innovation, generate ground-breaking new evidence and support new prevention programmes
- Support innovation and research in humanitarian settings and conflict states so that we can ensure women and girls at risk of violence are best protected
- Focus on prevention strategies in over 10 countries
- Encourage the international community to work better with communities and national governments to help transform discriminatory attitudes and behaviours contribute to helping 10 million women access justice by 2015.


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Herb of the Month: Mintby Toby Amidor in Healthy Recipes, Healthy Tips, May 9, 2011
In this new series, we're exploring new ideas using our favorite herbs. Many folks buy or grow fresh herbs but aren't sure what to do with them. Mint pairs well with spring veggies and sprouts up all over in the spring, so we picked this versatile herb for our first month.
Mint Basics
There are over 30 species of mint, with the most popular being spearmint and peppermint. The leaves of spearmint are a gray-green or bright green and are mild in flavor and smell. Peppermint has bright green leaves with purplish stems and has a more pungent smell and peppery flavor.
Mint is grown in China, the Mediterranean, the Philippines, India, the U.S. and Egypt. Peak season in during late spring and summer months.
Nutrition Info
One-quarter cup of fresh peppermint contains 4.5 calories and a handful of nutrients like vitamin A, folate, calcium and potassium. Mint also contains strong antioxidants known as phenols.
Studies have indicated mint is as good for you as it tastes: The strong antioxidants found in mint may help prevent cancer and the hardening of the arteries that lead to heart attacks and strokes.
What To Do With Mint
Have extra mint on hand? Add mint leaves to a freshly-made pitcher or lemonade, iced tea or to fresh fruit salad. Mint pairs well with tomatoes, like in tomato salad or tomato sauce. The herb also makes a mean tabbouleh salad (a popular Middle Eastern dish made from bulgur, chopped tomatoes, parsley and mint) and is integral to the Greek yogurt-based sauce called tzatziki. Mix up a pitcher of mojitos for your next happy hour or make your own mint spread using mint, part-skim ricotta, green peas and olive oil– delicious on toasted bread.
Shopping Tip: Choose evenly colored leaves that aren't wilted. Store a fresh bunch in the refrigerator with the stems down in a glass of water and place a plastic bag over the leaves. Store like this for up to one week, changing the water every other day.
Recipes To Try:
- Tabbouleh
- Grilled Shrimp in Lettuce Leaves with Serrano Mint Sauce
- Poached Salmon with Lemon-Mint Tzatziki
- Grilled Lamb Chops with Mint
- Pomegranate and Mint Sorbet
- Couscous Salad with Tomato and Mint
- Orange, Radish and Mint Salad
- Watermelon and Cantaloupe Salad with Mint Vinaigrette
- Scallop Ceviche with Melon, Chili and Mint
- Blueberry-Ginger Mojito Pitchers
- Mint Julep Sorbet (pictured above)
TELL US: How do you use mint? What's your favorite herb this month?
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Director: Harutyun Khachtryan
This wordless wonder examines life in the wake of the Armenian-Azerbaijan conflict, as seen through the eyes of a stray buffalo.
In this poetic drama, given framework by the passing seasons, filmmaker Harutyun Khachatryan details the minutia of everyday comings and goings of a border town following the Armenia and Azerbaijan conflict of the 1990s.
An injured buffalo is recovered by villagers and taken back to the farm, where it is regarded as a stranger by the other animals, farmers and refugees. Through this supposedly insensate beast - and without dialogue as a tool - Khachatryan contemplates the lasting effect of war on his people.
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The new factory, based in Rochelle, Ill., will employ 250 workers by the end of next year and create additional jobs throughout the company's American supply-chain. Nippon Sharyo has already identified more than 200 potential suppliers and vendors in the Midwest region alone.
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The base order is to supply eight cars at a contract price of $21 million and is scheduled to be delivered in 2014. The contract includes an option for VRE to purchase up to an additional 42 cars.
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'Soft Caress' is a lovely little dwarf Mahonia that has a number of attractive, outstanding features. It is a late-fall bloomer, with extraordinary, bright yellow flowers appearing when the weather cools. The bold sunny blooms are excellent for attracting hummingbirds to your garden! 'Soft Caress' is cold hardy to 10°F so it thrives in our climate.
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Where: Orpheum Theater, 409 S. 16th St.
Cost: $30-$85
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The story of Deloris Van Cartier, a wannabe diva whose life takes a surprising turn when she witnesses a crime, is being staged at the Orpheum Theater through March 23.
After police put Deloris in a witness protection program of sorts and hide her in the last place anyone would think to look – a convent – she helps her fellow sisters find their voices as she unexpectedly rediscovers her own.
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Help us honor and celebrate exceptional members of our community at the 2015 Founders Day Gala on March 5, by nominating your favorite Pioneer to receive any one of the awards outlined below. This year, eight awards will be presented in recognition of the notable achievements of alumni, friends, staff and outstanding students. We look forward to announcing our 2015 honorees in November, and hope that you'll join us next March for this very special evening.
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The Evans Award, named for John Evans, principal founder of the University, is presented annually to a distinguished alumnus or alumna who has demonstrated achievement in his or her profession, offered humanitarian service to the community and demonstrated continuing interest in the University. It is the highest honor that DU bestows. Recipients must hold a degree from the University of Denver (earned or honorary). First awarded in 1951.
Professional Achievement Award
Recipients must have demonstrated outstanding professional achievement in their field, and be considered unusually successful or innovative by colleagues in the field. Recipients must qualify as an alumnus or alumna of the University, but do not need to hold a degree. First awarded in 1973.
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Recipients (individuals or groups) must have demonstrated outstanding and lengthy dedication and service to the University by serving as a faculty or staff member, trustee, volunteer or friend. Recipients do not need to be alumni of the University. This award is not always presented annually. First awarded in 1976.
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Recipients must have been heavily and continuously involved in major community activities and charitable causes, either as a professional or volunteer. Contributions of time and/or money must have earned a considerable level of recognition. Recipients must qualify as an alumnus or alumna of the University, but do not need to hold a degree. First awarded in 1973.
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Bunduki was a planet in the Pacanth Reach. It was home to the Followers of Palawa, who developed the martial art of Teräs Käsi. Many of the Followers, including Arden Lyn, fell to the dark side of the Force and joined the Minions of Xendor. The planet was conquered by the Epicanthix, apparently during the Clone Wars.
The mother of Zan and Zu Pike was an important noble of Bunduki.
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Please name some late night dining spots in Los Angeles
I usually get off work around 10:30 and want to dine on some decent food. Can you guys suggest any after 11pm dining spots. I'm in Hancock Park. so within 10 miles.
Any particular cuisine?
Many places in Chinatown are open late (till 1am and later on the weekends) like Full House Seafood, Hong Kong BBQ (formerly Sam Woo on Broadway), Won Kok (they have dim sum all day and night), May Flower (great house special lobster) and I'm sure a handful of other places. Also free easy street parking at night.
Pacific Dinning Car downtown is open all night for fine dinning. They have great breakfast too.
Just off the top of my head...
The Kitchen (Silver Lake)
Jan's coffee shop
Astro Family Restaurant
Fred 62
House of Pies
101 Coffee Shop
Hancock Park-centric: I love Magnolia for late night dinning, just up the street from you, most of the time still serving at midnight and often later. Also The Hungry Cat goes late. And as others have said Sanamluang for Thai on Hollywood (like the roast duck noodle soup) and 101 Coffee Shop on Franklin by the 101. Also if you want a taco go to Cactus Taco's on Vine and get pastor with avacado. Cafe Was is supposed to be open late but it's been hit and miss. Kitchen 24 is unremarkable.
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Oops -- I meant TOI, not Koi.
Here are a few ethnic places nearby:
Korean: Hodori Open 24/7 located on Vermont & Olympic. Inexpensive satisfying Korean fast food.
Japanese: Yabu on Melrose & La Cienega, I believe they stay open until 12. Izakaya style Japanese tapas / moderately priced.
Thai: Torung Thai on Hollywood & Wilton. Open real late and the food is inexpensive and tasty.
Persian: Zankou on Sunset & Normandie. Open til 12. Amazing fried chicken!
Pho: Located on 5th & Western. Sorry but forgot name. Open 24/7. if you want pho, it does the trick. very inexpensive
Riva in Santa Monica as a 10:30 - 12:00 late night menu.
It might be largely pizza, but the pizza is pretty great. Mozza-like.


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