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Stagecoach RV Park: On the Doorstep of St. Augustine, Florida
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Be on the lookout for a full video from the OnTick crew in Bristol that is due to drop this winter with names like Ryan Cunningham, Jake Stoodley, Ryan Gabon, Dillon Catney, Phil Parker, Andy Lebbos, Mike Arnold, Adam Aulaqi and many more to be included.
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10 new skaters, 10 new locations… In Transition is a tranny contest like no other. The Berrics picked 10 skaters to choose one location each—any location in the world—and film a full transition part.
This time up it's Alex Perelson from Zeuner's Ramp in San Diego. Keep checking back every day for a new part. Voting begins November 11.
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Sheckler Sessions Ep. 7 – Road Trippin'
Ryan Sheckler and David Reyes decide to take Kane Sheckler on the road with them. The guys meet at Ryan's indoor park to skate and watch Ryan's other brother Shane get a bit loose on his motorcycle. Then they hit the road to Arizona where they skate and surf with Jet and Jagger Eaton at the same spot where Ryan filmed for Red Bull Perspective.
Stay tuned for more action with Ryan Sheckler and crew in Ep. 8 dropping Thursday, November 19.
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On Saturday, October 24th, 2015 Red Bull Skateboarding teamed up with Creature & Santa Cruz Skateboards/Indy Trucks/OJ Wheels/Bronson Speed Co. to throw a 21-man invite-only backyard bowl bash at Pat Lowery's legendary Richmond, Virginia Lost Bowl.
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1st Cody Chapman
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Dundalk become first Irish team to win a European group stage game
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• Captain Stephen O'Donnell sent off but Ciaran Kilduff scores equaliser • Internazionale humbled 2-0 at home by Hapoel Be'er Sheva Dundalk capped an historic night with a last-gasp headed equaliser against their lofty Dutch opponents AZ Alkmaar on their Europa League debut. Struggling after having…Guardian » 14d
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Miyazato Breaks Maiden in Portland
Mika Miyazato of Japan closed with a 2-under 70 in the $1.5 million, 54-hole Safeway Classic at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club west of Portland, Ore., to get the first LPGA Tour victory of her career. The 22-year-old from Okinawa, who started Sunday at the Ghost Creek Course with a two-stroke lead, ended up at 13-under 203, earning $225,000.
Miyazato, no relation to fellow Japanese player Ai Miyazato - a nine-time LPGA winner (and no relation) who ran onto the 18th green to congratulate Mika, said afterward, ''At the beginning of the season, my short game was no good. I try to work more on short game. My golf game is getting better. I have more confidence in my golf game.''
American Brittany Lincicome shot a 67 to finish in second with Inbee Park (69), each earning $118,654, while another stroke back and taking home $63,377 each were South Koreans Haeji Kang (66) and Seo Yeon Ryu (71), and American Cristie Kerr (70). California's Sydnee Michaels ($42,545) also shot 70 to end up in seventh at 207.
Recent Stanford grad Michelle Wie posted a closing 69 and pocketed $37,274 for solo eighth at 8-under 208. Karine Icher of France (68) and I.K. Kim (69) each earned $32,003 for their piece of ninth another shot back, and No. 1-ranked Yani Tseng (73 and $28,237) ended up in 11th.
Tseng, who started the final round four strokes behind wire-to-wire winner Miyazato, seemed to think her recent problems are behind her, even after the 1-over final round. "It's so much better," she said of her play this weekend in Oregon. "I fought hard. I mean, I made birdie on 15, 16, and I had a little weird on number 9, and number 12 and 13, I hit into the water.
"This course goes straight, so I hit it in there like three or four times this week. So hopefully next year I'll come back and I can play better," added Tseng, who despite her recent difficulties has still won three times this year. "I feel good. I feel like I can really start next week. My golf game was right there. It's incredible. I'm really appreciative finishing 11th.
"I've never had that feeling of how much I was excited shooting 5 under yesterday. It's been a long time, so I really appreciate it, and I'm back. I mean, next week I can go there and win the tournament," Tseng added in reference to next week's Canadian Women's Open at historic Vancouver Golf Club in Coquitlam, British Columbia, about 260 miles north up Interstate 5 from Portland. That 72-hole, $2 million tournament starts Thursday.
Wie, who has also struggled mightily since graduating from Stanford University a couple months ago and switching her focus to becoming a full-time touring golf professional, was also pleased with her play the past three days. "I have to say, it feels good to get on the leaderboard and see my name up there consistently this week," said Wie, whose primary sponsor, Nike, is headquartered just down the road from Pumpkin Ridge in nearby Beaverton.
"It was a lot of fun. I have a lot of positives to take from this week to next week. I'm very excited to go to Canada and do it all over again," added the 22-year-old from Hawaii, whose last win - her second on the LPGA Tour - came in the 2010 Canadian Open at St. Charles Country Club in Winnipeg.
Though the LPGA Tour's payouts are low compared to the PGA Tour (the winner of this week's weather-delayed, $5.2 million Wyndham Championship in North Carolina will earn $936,000), hopes are high this week and next in the Pacific Northwest. For all the scores of the Safeway Classic, visit http://www.lpgascoring.com/public/Leaderboard.aspx.
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SIDS delegates attending HRC33
Two government officials will be funded by the Trust Fund to participate in the 33rd session of the Human Rights Council (13-30 September 2016).
The two Beneficiary Delegates are women and each of them will be participating in a regular session of the HRC for the first time.
The Delegates are nationals of the Maldives and Palau. (Palau does not have a Permanent mission in Geneva).
To learn more about the SIDs Beneficiary Delegates who will be attending HRC33, click here.
The e-Learning's main objective is to increase the participation of LDCs and SIDS in the work of the Human Rights Council.
The first ever online (and free) training on the Human Rights Council is now be available for government officials, particularly those coming from LDCs and SIDS.
Its overall content provides an introduction to the HRC and its work. It includes information on the international human rights system and law.
It focuses on the familiarization with the entry points, rules and modalities for State participation in the regular sessions of the Council. The e-learning tool has four modules.
Each module ends with a short self-assessment. A final assessment covering the four modules leads to a certificate that is issued by the OHCHR.
It is estimated that it takes an average of 3 hours to complete the four modules. This can be undertaken in a series of sessions at the convenience of the participant but will have to be completed within one month from the date of the initial inscription.
For information on how to use the training, click on the following link, learn and enjoyhttps://ecampus.itcilo.org/enrol/index.php?id=401The French version will be available next week.
2016 Fellowship Programme CANCELLEDNominations for 2017 Fellowship Programme - deadline 1 June 2017
For details, see Practical guide
Since it became operational in 2014, the Trust Fund has supported 56 delegates from 44 countries: 31 women and 25 men.
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Historic joint statement made by SIDS and LDCs without Permanent Representation in Geneva on 27 June 2016.
Welcome ceremony of the 16 SIDS delegates without permanent mission in Geneva, attending HRC 32, supported by the LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund - From Left to Right: Vanuatu (Setariki Waqanitoga), Kiribati (Moote Korina Anata), Guyana (Tamara M. Evelyn Khan), Suriname (Jasmien S. S Wijngaarde-LijKwan), Guinea Bissau (Ernestino J. Mango), São Tomé e Príncipe (Silva Ludmila Afonso Lavres Danquá), Palau (Nacho Trabadela), Saint Kitts and Nevis (Dorn Henry), Saint Vincent and The Grenadines (Jasmine Veronica Hull), Samoa (Ane Iati), Antigua and Barbuda (Vanessa A. M. Moe), Adam Abdelmoula (Director of the Human Rights Council and Treaty Mechanisms Division), President of the Human Rights Council (H.E. Mr. Choi Kyonglim), Director-General of UNOG (Mr. Michael Møller), Permanent Representative of Switzerland (Ambassador Alexandre Fasel), Permanent Observer of CARICOM to the UN in New York (Ambassador Sherman Peter), Nauru (Jasmina Giouba),Tuvalu (Kasipo Margaret Teo), Tonga ('Akanesi' Emeline Katoa), Marshall Islands (Amatlain Elizabeth Kabua), Fatou Camara Houel (Coordinator of the LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund), in Room XX, 9 June 2016, Palais des Nations © OHCHR/Danielle Kirby (Download print-quality photo)
To date, the Trust Fund administrated by my Office has enabled more than 35 delegates, women and men, from around the world to sit in the Human Rights and Alliance of Civilization Room and share their human rights successes and the challenges they are facing.
The testimonies and lessons learned demonstrate how valuable these experiences were, both for them and for all of us.
We will endeavour to maintain and further develop this positive trend.
I therefore appeal Member States to ensure, through regular voluntary contributions, that the Council continues to be a place where all voices can be heard. This will bring us closer to achieving our common goal to better promote and protect all human rights, for all, everywhere."
Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
At the 32nd session of the Human Rights Council, which marks the 10th Anniversary of the Human Rights Council, 18 SIDS, including 16 without a Permanent Mission in Geneva, will be supported by the Trust Fund (13 women and 5 men). The Beneficiary Delegates are from the following SIDS:
1. Antigua and Barbuda (capital)*2. Belize (capital)*3. Guinea Bissau (New York)4. Guyana (capital)5. Kiribati (capital)6. Marshall Islands (New York)7. Micronesia (New York)8. Nauru (capital)9. Palau (New York,)10. Papua New Guinea (New York)11. Saint Kitts and Nevis (capital)12. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (capital)13. Samoa (capital)14. Sao Tome and Principe (capital)15. Suriname (capital)16. Tonga (capital)17. Tuvalu (capital)18. Vanuatu (capital)
1. Antigua and Barbuda (capital)*2. Belize (capital)*3. Guinea Bissau (New York)4. Guyana (capital)5. Kiribati (capital)6. Marshall Islands (New York)7. Micronesia (New York)8. Nauru (capital)9. Palau (New York,)10. Papua New Guinea (New York)11. Saint Kitts and Nevis (capital)12. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (capital)13. Samoa (capital)14. Sao Tome and Principe (capital)15. Suriname (capital)16. Tonga (capital)17. Tuvalu (capital)18. Vanuatu (capital)
*SIDS with a Permanent Mission in Geneva
List of SIDS Delegates attending HRC32 supported by the LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund
In addition, the Permanent Observer of the CARICOM to the United Nations in New York will join us.
The Outreach strategy of the LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund, through its "10.000 for the 10th campaign" has enabled 18 SIDS to attend HRC32, which marks the 10th Anniversary of the Human Rights Council.
List of LDCs/SIDS beneficiary of the Trust Fund since its establishment (last update)
Brochure of the Exhibition [English] [French]
With the participation of the above SIDS, the Human Rights Council will be holding a universal session on Monday 13 June 2016.
On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Human Rights Council, the LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund organized an exhibition entitled "Ensuring that the Voices of all UN Member States are Heard:Voices of the Beneficiary Delegates of the Voluntary Technical Assistance Trust Fund to Support the Participation of Least Developed Countries (LDCs)and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) in the work of the Human Rights Council".
The official launch was on 15 June at 6 pm. This first-ever event has been supported by the Permanent Mission of Australia to Representative to the United Nations in Geneva and the Permanent Mission of Ireland to the United Nations in Geneva.
On 15 June 2016, we hosted the official launch of the exhibition organized by the LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund entitled "Ensuring that the Voices of All UN Member States are Heard: Voices of the Beneficiary Delegates of the Voluntary Technical Assistance Trust Fund to Support the Participation of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) in the work of the Human Rights Council."
The event was very well attended with 200 participants, including several Permanent Representatives and the 18 SIDS delegates who are being supported by the Trust Fund at this session. It was inaugurated by the Permanent Representatives of Australia and Ireland (co-sponsors of the event). Introductory remarks were made by the Australian Ambassador for Women and Girls, the Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights and the Permanent Observer of CARICOM to the UN in New York.
The exhibition, which is available in English and French, features the testimonies of 30 delegates (16 from Africa, 7 from Asia and the Pacific and 7 from the Caribbean) who were Beneficiaries of the LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund between 1 January 2014 and 31 March 2016. It also includes statements from the 10 Permanent Representatives of the donor countries to the Trust Fund which outline their motivations for contributing to the Trust Fund.
Practical Guide and FAQ [English] [French] and Photo gallery NEW !
Feature story: Ensuring the participation of LDCs/SIDS in the work of the Human Rights Council the year of its anniversary: the "10,000 for the 10th Campaign"Read more...
Feature story: In New York, Beneficiary and donor countries meet for the first time to boost LDCs and SIDS participation in Human Rights CouncilRead more...
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In accordance with its resolution 19/26 of 23 March 2012, the Human Rights Council (HRC) established the Voluntary Technical Assistance Trust Fund to Support the Participation of Least Developed Countries (LDCs)and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) in the work of the Human Rights Council (HRC).
The main objective of the Trust Fund is to support activities designed to enhance the institutional and human capacity of least developed countries and small island developing States, including by enabling their delegations (in particular those that do not have a permanent mission in Geneva) to participate more fully in the work of the Human Rights Council, upon their request, and encouraging their effective and informed participation in consultative and decision-making processes, such as negotiation sessions.
The Fund, which is managed by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), provides funding for the following activities:
(a) Targeted training courses and capacity-building activities, including e-learning, on the international human rights system, international human rights law and the rules and functioning of the HRC and its mechanisms; (b) Travel and accommodation for government officials to participate in HRC sessions; (c) Fellowship programmes for government officials from LDCs/SIDS to undertake three-month work placements relating to the work of the HRC; and(d) Induction training sessions for government officials of LDCs/SIDS to provide them with information on the multilateral human rights system as well as focused, practical training related to the work procedures of the Human Rights Council and its mechanisms.
In 2014, the year the Fund became operational, it only supported 7 seven delegates and 2 Fellows. In 2015, the Fund was able to cover the participation of 20 delegates and 6 Fellows. The Fund has successfully assisted 30 UN Member states: 17 LDCs, 8 SIDS and 5 LDCs/SIDS (as of 31 December 2015).
Government officials from Africa (16), Asia and the Pacific (7) and Caribbean and South America (7) benefitted from the two Trust Fund programmes; 1) participation in a regular session of the HRC and 2), a three-month fellowship programme. With the total number of LDCs/SIDS amounting to 76, it means that almost 40% of those countries benefitted from the Trust Fund.
With regard to the breakdown by gender, in 2014 only 3 women Government officials were able to participate. In 2015, thanks to active outreach, they numbered 11. The Trust Fund has made progress over the year – tripling the number of women participating in both programmes.
List of LDCs/SIDS beneficiaries of the Trust Fund from 2014- 2015 (by alphabetical order; Legend: LDCs, SIDS, LDCs/SIDS):Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Central African Republic, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Fiji, Grenada, Haiti, Jamaica, Kiribati, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Maldives, Nepal, Niger, Rwanda, Saint Lucia, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Surinam, The Bahamas, The Barbados, Togo, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.
31st session of HRC (2016)
Four Government officials ( three women and one man) were funded by the Trust Fund and participated in the 31st session of the HRC. They were coming from the following countries: Malawi, Samoa, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. For all of them it was their first participation in a session of the HRC. In addition, three out of the four Government officials (Samoa, Saint Kitts and Nevis and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines) do not have a Permanent mission in Geneva.
Two Government officials (Niger, Sierra Leone) were funded to participate in the 28th session of the HRC.In addition, the Trust Fund supported the participation of the President of Kiribati and Prime Minister of Tuvalu as high-level panellists in the annual full-day discussion on human rights and climate change, held on 6 March 2015. In the context of the upcoming Paris Conference on climate change (December 2015), the address by two dignitaries from climate change- affected SIDS was welcomed, hence creating an important momentum to integrate the human rights dimension in this important global issue.
Twelve Government officials (three women and nine men) were funded by the Trust Fund and participated in the 29th session of the HRC. They were coming from the following countries: Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Central African Republic, Chad, Djibouti, DRC, Haiti, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Liberia, Madagascar and Togo.
The Trust Fund also financed six fellowships (for a period of three month: 31 August-26 November) for Government representatives (four women and two men) of the following countries: Bahamas, Nepal, Rwanda, Saint Lucia, Sierra Leone and Solomon Islands.
Four Government officials (all women) were funded by the Trust Fund to participate in the 30th session of the HRC. They were coming from the following countries: Fiji, Grenada, Jamaica and Lesotho.2014
The Trust Fund has facilitated travel and accommodation for seven government officials from LDCs/SIDS to participate in Human Rights Council meetings in 2014.
These officials represented Ethiopia, Madagascar, Maldives, Sierra Leone, Suriname and Vanuatu.
The Trust Fund also financed two fellowships in 2014 for representatives from Barbados and Tuvalu for a period of three months.
PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES OF THE LDCs/SIDS TRUST FUND
PROGRAMME I: Participation in a regular session of the Human Rights Council
The Human Rights Council is an intergovernmental body within the United Nations system that is responsible for strengthening the promotion and protection of human rights around the globe and for addressing situations of human rights violations, including by adopting relevant recommendations. The Council also discusses a wide range of thematic human rights issues and county-specific issues that require its attention throughout the year.
The Human Rights Council holds three regular sessions each year: in March, June and September. It can also decide to hold a special session to address human rights violations and emergencies whenever necessary. The Council meets in Room XX of the Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland.
Who can apply?
As a rule, only a government official/civil servant from a LDC/SIDS who is based in their home country is eligible to apply.
A representative of a LDC/SIDS can apply to participate in any of the three regular Human Rights Council sessions.
Programme I covers the participation of a government in a regular session of the Human Rights Council:
Scope of the financial coverage
Based on applicable UN rules on travel, the Trust Fund covers the following:
How to apply?
Government representatives from interested LDCs/SIDS should submit their applications through their permanent missions to the United Nations Office at Geneva (when applicable), along with the following documents:
Important notice: Only fully completed applications that are submitted prior to the deadline will be considered. Applications should be sent to: firstname.lastname@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com.
Interested representatives from LDCs/SIDS should submit their request to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in accordance with the following deadlines:
Regular session of the HRC
Deadline for submission
1 January
1 April
1 July
Additional questions?
Any additional questions pertaining to Programme I can be sent to: firstname.lastname@example.com
PROGRAMME II: Fellowship
Feature story: "Fellows Bring Human Rights Back Home to Small Islands"
Bringing human rights home, so the saying goes. That's one of the main tasks of the United Nations and central to the work of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). But doing so takes commitments from States and civil society, steadfast advocacy, dedication, passion, enthusiasm and active participation. One can argue that with the advent of social media and enhanced internet connectivity, this task is easier. Yet, despite increased awareness and social movements, there remain obstacles in transporting the very concept of human rights into people's homes. Read more...
What will the Fellow take back home?
It is envisaged that the Fellow will continue working with her/his government after the Fellowship at OHCHR. This will enable the Fellow to contribute to the strengthening of their national capacity to participate more effectively in the work of the Human Rights Council, including by facilitating the effective and informed participation of representatives in consultative and decision-making processes such as negotiations.
How does the Fellowship Programme work?
The aim of the Fellowship Programme is to give representatives of governments from LDCs/SIDS a better understanding and appreciation of the Human Rights Council. Through this experience, the Fellow will gain knowledge and practical working experience with the Council, its mechanisms and subsidiary bodies. In addition to enhancing the participation of the Fellow in the work of the Council, the Fellowship will enable each Fellow network with other Geneva-based delegations, OHCHR, and other UN departments and agencies, as well as NGOs represented in Geneva.
The Fellow will be based in Geneva and will work under the guidance of the Human Rights Council Branch of OHCHR for a period of 3 months: from the beginning of September to the end of November. The Fellow will engage with other delegations, the Human Rights Council Secretariat, other OHCHR staff, UN departments and agencies, as well as NGOs.
Overview of the Programme
It is envisaged that the Fellow will:
The Fellowship programme runs only once a year. It starts at the beginning of September and ends in November.
The dates of the Fellowship Programme were selected to enable the Fellow to attend a September session of the Human Rights Council, a session of the UPR Working Group and relevant meetings of other human rights mechanisms.
As a rule, only a government official/civil servant from a LDC/SIDS who is based in her/his home country is eligible to apply.
At the time of application, the candidate must have:
Each interested candidate must submit a supporting letter from a government official authorizing her/his participation in the Fellowship Programme. The candidate must also be committed to sharing the knowledge and experience gained during the Fellowship with their colleagues.
How is the selection made?
The following criteria will be taken into consideration during the selection process:
A pre-selection is made following a careful desk review of all received applications.
Applicants are informed of the final decision by mid-July.
The Trust Fund financially supports the selected Fellow in the form of a monthly stipend for the duration of the Fellowship Programme (three months) and covers the cost of a round-trip ticket in economy class (based on applicable UN rules on travel).
The Trust Fund does not cover costs for health insurance or other expenses, including personal expenses, during the Fellow's stay in Geneva The Fellow is responsible for obtaining any necessary visa and health insurance. She/he is also responsible for arranging her/his own temporary accommodation.
Interested and qualified candidates must submit applications through their permanent missions to the United Nations Office at Geneva (when applicable), together with the following documents:
Deadline: For 2016, deadline is NO LATER THAN 1 July 2016.
For updates, including on the dates of upcoming Human Rights Council sessions, please refer to the following link: http://www.ohchr.org/EN/HRBodies/HRC/Pages/SIDS-LDCsFellowship.aspx
Any additional questions pertaining to the Programme II can be sent to: firstname.lastname@example.com
In addition to the regular briefings and orientation programmes conducted in Geneva for delegations, as part of its support to LDCs/SIDS, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) organizes specialised briefings in New York for officials from these countries without representation in Geneva. These briefings cover the activities and work of the Human Rights Council, including the Universal Periodic Review.
In line with the objectives of the LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund (HRC Resolution 19/26) and focused on the practice, the online training will aim to enhance the capacity of government representatives from LDCs and SIDS to participate in an informed manner in the discussions and decision-making processes that are taking place in the context of the regular sessions of the HRC in March, June and September as example.
In addition, the delegates will be encouraged to enrich their understanding of the work of the Human Rights Council mechanisms.
To that aim they will have access, among other components, to information and tools that will enhance their capacity and the one of their government to participate in the sessions of the HRC Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review (UPR): as a State under Review as well as with the aim to contribute to the dialogue in regard to the review of another Member State.
Opportunities to contribute to the HRC discussions between sessions will also be promoted. As example, the training will serve as an opportunity to enhance the knowledge and access to the information that is necessary for an increased participation of LDCs and SIDS in the consultations and calls for contributions prior to the preparation and presentation of the thematic reports of special procedures mandate holders to the HRC.
The training will include both basic and advanced level sessions for more experienced delegates. It will also take into account the complementary role of the government representatives based in the capital and of the ones posted in the Permanent Missions in Geneva.
In regard to the methodology, the training will integrate the perspective of gender as well as the one of accessibility both in terms of format and content including in regard to the HRC decisions and actions on these issues. It is to be noted that the approach adopted address the issue of accessibility from the following standpoints: for persons with disabilities; in terms of technology for LDCs and SIDS; SIDS and LDC without representation in Geneva; and linguistic – the first version of the training will be accessible in English and French. The possibility to translate the training in other languages will be considered in subsequent phases.
The development of the online training is currently in its conceptualisation phase (May – June 2015). It is undertaken notably through the assessment of existing trainings, training materials and needs. It is conducted in particular through various methods of consultations with the concerned stakeholders. Discussions are planned to this effect in the context of the presence of the LDCs and SIDS Delegates to HRC 29 under the Fund's Programme. The first phase of the development of the online training is taking place between May and December 2015.
General Assembly rules of procedure
Amendment 1Amendment 2Amendment to rule 1
Organigramme of the Human Rights Council
General Assembly Resolution 60/251 establishing the Human Rights Council (2006) HRC Resolution 5/1: Human Rights Council "Institution-building package" (2007)
HRC Resolution 16/21: Review of the work and functioning of the Human Rights Council (2011)
GA Resolution 65/281: Review of the Human Rights Council (2011)
Report of the Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change (2004) Report of the Secretary-General "In larger freedom: towards development, security and human rights for all" (2005) Addendum to the Secretary-General's Report: Explanatory Note on the Human Rights Council (2005) 2005 World Summit Outcome Document (2005) Summary of Commission on Human Rights informal consultations (2005)
Compilation of Commission on Human Rights Practices (2005)


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Skip to comments.Surgery Offers Muslim Women Illusion of Virginity
Posted on 06/11/2008 4:12:32 AM PDT by nikos1121
PARIS The operation in the private clinic off the Champs-Élysées involved one semicircular cut, 10 dissolving stitches and a discounted fee of $2,900.
But for the patient, a 23-year-old French student of Moroccan descent from Montpellier, the 30-minute procedure represented the key to a new life: the illusion of virginity.
Like an increasing number of Muslim women in Europe, she had a hymenoplasty, a restoration of her hymen, the vaginal membrane that normally breaks in the first act of intercourse.
In my culture, not to be a virgin is to be dirt, said the student, perched on a hospital bed as she awaited surgery on Thursday. Right now, virginity is more important to me than life.
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
sounds like time for a new culture
Islam is totally devoid of any sense of morality whatsoever. This article says it all about the cult of falsehoods and death, but in their religion, not being a virgin could get them killed. Twisted beyond words.
No sweetie, without it you loose your life to an honor killing. Now put your burka back on.
What in the world does this particular article have to do with Elections/Politics, Democrats and Obama?
If you are a Muslim woman who has been raped, this might be the only way to avoid an honor killing.
Just a thought, but maybe instead of getting elective surgery that has no medical value, women who think this is necessary to avoid being beaten to death on their wedding night should reconsider saying "I do" with a guy who would kill over the lack of an intact hymen. I know that it's hard to find the perfect man, but asking that he not be a homicidal maniac with a hair trigger strikes me as a reasonable baseline.
I'm amazed the NYT used such an accurate headline for this.
That said, this is pretty old news.
I hope there are also surgeons working on ways to make her future husband appear to be a real man.
The article is really troubling, though, on another level. The writer goes beyond criticizing the mohammedan insanity in this area and refers to the preference for a bride to be a virgin as a "prejudice" and seems to suggest that virginity is some silly old vestige of a bygone era, like powdered wigs on men.
but asking that he not be a homicidal maniac with a hair trigger strikes me as a reasonable baseline.
Apparently not.
As an aside, I'm not sure in what context to understand the hair trigger part?
You would think, huh? :)
When I was an embassy guard in Egypt in the late 80's, this procedure was common back then. The women would fly to Europe to get it done. Limited of course, to those with the means. The rest: SOL. Except for the upper middle class and above, most women didn't have the final vote when deciding who they married. Egypt was considered one of the most progressive Muslim nations then.
Not in the sense of a pun, of course, just in terms of how little it takes to set off rage. Instantaneously changing your wedding night plans to murder instetad of romance is different from the carefully planned suicide bombing of a group of Danes you've never met because they're from the same country as a cartoonist. Going from "till death do us part" to beating her to death in the span of a few hours seems to suggest that the men for whom women have this surgery are easily set off. I'm not sure why a woman would want to marry a man when as little a thing as a torn hymen (which can happen through the same level of sexual activity as many of these men have engaged in, but also in sports or even riding a bike around the neighborhood) is seen a justification for murdering her. How could a woman ever feel safe around a man who is set off that easily?
Maybe I'm a sissy, but as a guy I can't imagine getting cosmetic surgery on a sensitive portion of my body just to keep a prospective spouse from beating me to death. No matter what good qualities a potential partner had, given a choice between:(1) allowing a doctor to do needlepoint down there for decorative reasons, (2) being beaten to death, or (3) finding someone sane to marry, I would not have given much consideration to options 1 and 2.
said the student, perched on a hospital bed
Perched?? Does she have long toe nails?? Sits like a bird?
They can restore their hymen. They can not restore their virginity.
hhahahahahahahahahahaha!!! glad u caught that...uu tellme!
one reborn every minute
When you base your 'religion' on the subjugation of women, insults to 'honor' requiring murder, and a belief in killing anyone who does not believe as you do, and a vast inferiority complex, you need to have a hair trigger response.
You think the women undergoing this have any choice about who they're going to marry? Remember, not marrying the man their families have chosen, or worse yet, marrying a different man, would be just as much a spark for an honor killing...
I feel sorry for poor Muslim girls who don't realize they're technically not virgin enough due to exercise or something. It really does happen.
At least among the wealthier girls (and I've taught a few from families like this) who have the freedom and finances to get cosmetic surgery, many also have the resources to make a choice on marriage. It might mean leaving the family completely, with no further contact, but I think that is an entirely rational response to a family that considers "honor killing" an option.
I feel sorry for poor Muslim girls who dont realize theyre technically not virgin enough due to exercise or something. It really does happen.
I know it happens, and I find it disgusting. Unfortunately, as you say, the poor girls may not have any choice at all, not even the option of cosmetic surgery to restore their "virginity".
I'm not sure why everyone seems to have a problem with muslim men wanting to marry virgins. Up until the 70's most American men fully expected their wives to be virgins on their wedding day. Now we are surprised when 15 YO girls are virgins. If the woman falsely represents herself as a virgin (i.e. LIES), why should the guy be forced to marry a liar and a slut. I realize that admitting you are no virgin can get you killed, but unless these women are being forced to marry, find a guy where this isn't a huge issue.
Two interesting things here to me. 1) The freaks that would kill a woman who is not a virgin at marriage, 2) a woman that would "lose" her virginity knowing it could get her killed.
How about just a certificate of virginity, one carrying the signature of Mohammad? As an alternative to costly surgery, I could maybe let them go for, say 500 scoots. Takers?
I think this is a good idea.. Kind of like Prime USDA beef..stamp on their @ss...and these Arab guys will be able to show it to their friends...
Let's not forget that Obama is a Muslim...
thanks, bfl
In that horrid culture, a lot of girls or women don't have the choice to reconsider. These marriages are often a business arrangement between two families. More specifically, the fathers of the hapless bride and groom.
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Adjunct faculty who teach at University of La Verne's regional campuses are now included in the bargaining table for unionization.
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Letter to the Editor
Regarding merit pay for faculty, I'd like us to slow down and to think carefully about the following points.
La Verne ponders merit pay
A new policy is in the works to raise faculty wages based on their performances in teaching, research and professional service.
ULV merges marketing offices for 2020 plan
The marketing and public relations offices at the University of La Verne have combined into a new unit: The Strategic Enrollment Management and Communications department, as part of the University's 2020 Strategic Vision plan.
Adjunct union deserves support
University adjunct faculty members have recently filed for unionization with the National Labor Relations Board, looking toward improved pay, job security, access to benefits and more
University takes on Green Challenge
The University of La Verne is one of the only two universities in California to commit to the Billion Dollar Green Challenge to focus on funding sustainable and environmentally sound projects around campus.
Lieberman presents campus progress report
In her State of the University address for fall 2013 on Wednesday, University President Devorah Lieberman laid out the highlights and challenges for the current academic year.
Shuttle lot should be a choice
Vista residents are awaiting the dreaded email to let them know what day they have to begin parking in the off-campus shuttle lot, anticipated for some time this month after all of the renovations are done to that lot, thus beginning another chapter in the ULV parking rigamarole
City makes University pay for new traffic lights
The University of La Verne funded two left turn signals on the corner of D Street and Arrow Highway, which went into service last month.
Sophomore La Verne Experience focuses on interpersonal ties
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While she went off to get changed, he decided to go ahead and...well to be exact, he was kinda wearing long sleeves. He put his jacket, hat, and shirt away in his backpack and rolled up the sleeves on his pants.
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On Tap Today: Bon temps under glass
Milwaukee toppling New Orleans as the new Mardi Gras capital? Perhaps, because "Mardi Gras Celebration Night" comes to a venue that's actually plugged in: The Domes; "Music Under Glass" Thursday. Paul Cebar headlines the lineup, and there will be a $100 prize for Best Mardi Gras costume. Tip: Think multiple strands.
Other things comin' at cha Thursday--namely 3-D dinos. Put on those glasses and check out the new 3-D film offerings at the Milwaukee Public Museum theater. "Flying Monsters" is the first fun 3-D flick. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee's new arts season satisfies diverse range of tastes
Milwaukee's new performing arts season will be as epic as "Ragtime" and as lyrical as Emily Dickinson, as massive as Present Music's band of 99 and as intimate as two guys playing cello.
And it may surprise you: The two guys playing cello may be louder than the band of 99. »Read Full Article(2)
A three-star night at the Iron Horse
Coming over the 6th St. viaduct last night, there were already hints that it'd be an interesting night. The big Harley-Davidson anniversary fete might be a few weeks away still, but more riders than usual were sidled up side-by-side at the Harley-Davidson Museum.
Bike night at the Iron Horse Hotel, just up the road and a home away from home for riders, was roaring. Sure enough, there were more leather-clad and tattooed bikers in "the yard" than most weeks. »Read Full Blog Post
Alchemist's 'Burden of Being' Has Promise, Needs Work
Aaron Bradway (Michael David Stoddard) is at the top of the world: college-bound class valedictorian and boyfriend to Princess (Rachael Zientek), class diva. While Princess is human and Aaron is a puppet monster resembling a young Yoda, that's no barrier when one is starting out and confident of success.
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Noon Friday
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Au Royal Cardinal Paris
A good Parisian find
I've stayed here three times and it's been very good each time. The rooms are spacious for Paris and have nice windows that open up. The bathrooms are clean. Free coffee or hot chocolate in the morning plus a croissant. The location is really awesome. Easy walk to Notre Dame and two metro stops are within a block or so. Overall really good for the price.
Very Pleasant
We stayed 3 nights in November at the Royal Cardinal and found it very pleasant. The room, while small, was clean and the bathroom looked like it had been recently updated. The front desk was helpful and friendly.
We kept forgetting to ask for pillows before the night crew, however - so we made due with the neck pillows. We booked through the internet for a very good rate (90 Euros/day) and felt that with the ideal location - we got great value for the money.
Great location
This hotel is in a great location as mentioned in other reviews. Very close to many restaurants and 2 Metro stops. Walking distance to Notre Dame Cathedral and the Seine. We had a Quad room and it was big (2 double beds) and had a very clean bathroom. As mentioned before make sure you ask for real pillows...didn't ask the first night and couldn't sleep well. The staff was helpful and nice. They do not have internet access however there is an internet cafe nearby. There are many French patisseries for breakfast but also an American style Diner a few doors down if you get sick of eating pain au chocolat for breakfast. There is also a shuttle to the airport for 17 euros/person. No issues with noise unless windows were open.
Good value for the money
For the money, this hotel is just fine. We stayed for 3 nights. We found the room to be clean and well-sized. The windows are nice and thick to block any street noise. Centrally located to the Metro and shops etc. Front desk is very helpful. Remember to ask for "real pillows" they only supply a neck roll on the bed. There is no air conditioning, but it is a good, simple hotel for a few nights.
Ah, Paris!
My wife and I stayed in the Royal Cardinal for five nights in June, 2003, and enjoyed it immensely. The service was great and the staff was very professional and friendly. The room was clean and comfortable.
In-room breakfast service was timely and tasty. The location could not be better. The hotel is within three blocks of the Seine, the Roman amphitheater, more than twenty caf�s and restaurants, Metro line, and shopping. We would stay again.
Royal cardinal
We stayed at Royal Cardinal. We havd booked 1 triple and 1 double room through internet. Everything was very good and close to the descriptions that we had through internet. It was clean and tidy. The reception was very helpfull and the region of the hotel was very good and central, with 2 metro sations and a lot of caffe and restaurants around. I recommended it.
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Day Fifteen and Sixteen - Nothin' Much
... who plays street games should just hand over their money instead. The "is this your phone" is one I read about in my guidebook. Sometimes there is a partner who steals from you while you're looking at the phone. Sometimes it's "here let me sell it to you cheap" and you find out later it's nothing but painted plastic that you overpaid for. Apparently, in Rome, they do the same thing but with a "leather" jacket.
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... millefiori so I had to buy some of them too. We headed back to the apartment via the bus to Notre Dame and looked at the stalls along the river and guess what I saw? I saw the exact pictures we bought there 15 years ago! Some things never change. After a little rest back at the hotel we headed out again to another little restaurant for tea, Mum had soup, Dad had a cheese sandwich and I had flambé chicken, very ...
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Down to Rodin's garden, and up to Sacre Coeur.
On Wednesday I went back to the Rodin Museum (which was closed when I called in on Monday), and I am so glad I did. It was a lovely experience looking around the big garden and the sculptures placed around the gardens were just amazing. I was too mean to spend $16 to look inside the museum and instead paid $3 for a garden pass. I reckon I got my money's worth and more.
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Day 6. Thursday, May 15. Day trip to Chantilly.
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Since 2000, we have seen so many talented young basketball stars come through the college ranks.
We have had many amazing performances, we have seen many of kids put teams on their backs and take them as far as Cinderella would take them.
We have had many great teams, and many great NCAA tournaments, and games in general.
From high scoring performances, to guys pulling down over 20 rebounds in a single game. We have had a lot of great basketball memories since 2000.
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By Ardeana Hamlin, BDN Staff
June 09, 2016, Posted 2:17 p.m. at
ORONO — Maine consumers would be willing to pay more for food that is sustainably harvested and some may even be willing to spend extra for seafood harvested in Maine waters, according to a recent survey conducted by researchers in the University of Maine School of Economics.
The issue, according to researchers, is that information about the source and sustainable practices of food production isn't always...
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These days, Noah Oppenheim has swapped his diving gear for a suit and tie.
Rather than surveying juvenile lobsters on the floor of the Gulf of Maine, for the last few months he's been researching legislation being taken up on the floor of the House of Representatives.
The University of Maine graduate student is a marine affairs staffer in the Washington, D.C. office of Rep. Jared Huffman of California.
In February, Oppenheim began a yearlong paid Sea Grant Knauss Fellowship —...
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Lobster larvae. Photo by Jessica Waller
Warming waters from climate change off the Atlantic coast are driving lobsters further north than ever before, disrupting fisheries and - for some - perhaps changing a way of life forever.
While the southern New England lobster fishery has all but collapsed, fishers in Maine, Prince Edward Island and even...
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An international research team led by Heather Leslie found fishermen's decisions are shaped by differences in both natural and social environments.
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Robert Steneck, a marine biologist at the University of Maine's School of Marine Sciences, was quoted in theWall Street Journal article, "Marauding American lobsters find themselves in hot water." Scientists say the male American lobster's unusually large crusher claw is at the center of a push by Sweden to ban imports of the species to all European Union countries, according to the article. Sweden says the American species could...
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Rhian Waller received an incredible gift to celebrate the National Park System's 100th anniversary in 2016.
The University of Maine associate professor led the first-ever extensive expedition of the underwater fjords in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve in Alaska.
"Glacier Bay National Park is such an amazing area, it's very hard to put it into words. Pictures are really the best way to describe the park....
May 2, 2016
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Intoxicated people aren't alone in engaging in risky behavior.
Intoxicated tiny crustaceans in the ocean — or copepods — do too. And it can get them killed.
Rachel Lasley-Rasher studies small shrimp-like animals that become intoxicated from grazing on blooms of toxic phytoplankton.
The University of Maine marine researcher said the common calanoid copepods Temora longicornis show no...
April 19, 2016
Mr. Kisei Tanaka, a 3rd year doctoral candidate in the Climate Change Institute and School of Marine Sciences, was awarded the 2nd place for Best Student Presentation Award at this year's Borns Symposium.
In his presentation titled "Modeling spatiotemporal variability of the bioclimate envelope of Homarus americanus in the coastal waters of Maine and New Hampshire", Tanaka addressed the major outcomes from a coupled bio-physical model he developed with his adviser Dr. Yong Chen of...
March 31, 2016
Stephen Colbert introduced millions to Skylar Bayer's marine reproductive ecology research.
When "The Colbert Report" aired a mock crime story about missing scallop gonads and a lonely lady scientist performing experiments, the audience laughed while it learned.
That funny, true, personal stories can both inform and entertain resonates with Bayer, a doctoral candidate based at the University of Maine Darling Marine Center.
In 2014, Bayer first took the stage at a storytelling event...
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On 3/4/16, ARRT! worked with 350 Maine to project a video about the warming of the Gulf of Maine. It appeared on Mechanics' Hall on Congress Street during First Friday Art Walk. ARRT! (The Artists Rapid Response Team) is a project of the Union of Maine Visual Artists (UMVA). The Projection was done with the help of MECA and Mechanics' Hall (MCMA) and USM's Ci2 SRS. for more info, see arrteam.org


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Aperture can be a difficult subject to get your head around, but once you understand the basics, the knowledge will help you a lot in exposing your images correctly, and getting the right depth of field, for the photograph in question.
The maximum aperture available to you might vary depending on the type of lens used, but here we'll cover the whole aperture spectrum to help you understand the term.
Aperture is the name given to the lens diaphragm, which allows light into the sensor of the camera. The wider the hole in the diaphragm, the more light is allowed into the sensor. The size of the opening is calibrated in f stops that are written as numbers: 1.4, 2, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
The smaller the number of the f stop, the larger the aperture opening. A small aperture number (large opening) will create a shallower depth of field, allowing the background to blur. This is ideal for when there are distracting objects in the background, or you want to separate your subject from the background. Because there is a larger opening, you'll be able to use a faster shutter speed for your image.
The larger the f stop, the smaller the aperture opening, and the more front to back sharpness you'll be able to achieve. A larger aperture number is ideal for shooting landscapes and far away objects, where having everything in focus is necessary. Having a higher aperture number means the hole in the diaphragm will be smaller, and this will, in turn, mean that a longer shutter speed will be necessary.
All Nikon NIKKOR lenses list their maximum aperture on the lens barrel next to the focal length of the lens. To get used to using different apertures and the effect they have on your images, set your camera to aperture priority mode. This will allow your to change the aperture whilst the camera will automatically set the appropriate shutter speed.
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Three Democratic state senators have asked New Jersey's top judge to investigate a Republican senator who allegedly tried to pressure judges to lobby a lawmaker.
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Well, 2010/11 was a major blow out as far as us West Ham United fans are concerned. After 37 games, the Davids finally saw sense and sacked Grant for a less-than-mediocre performance, leaving the club to rue the day they ever clapped eyes upon a resume that included "Champions League runner-up."
Now begins the fun part—well, fun for the media at least.
Who goes (bless you, Parker), who comes in and who will lead the helm. The problem with the manager lies in the known fact that the Davids and Brady are very media friendly, often at the detriment of the manager, which Grant found out first hand.
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The 16th hole is the only par-3 at Augusta National Golf Club where Tiger Woods has shot below par in 15 professional trips to the Masters.Earlier today, Farrell Evans postulated that the key for Tiger Woods at the Masters will be his play on the par-3s and par-4s. Stats & Information looks at the holes that are most important for Tiger to tame this weekend.
Tiger Woods Career at Masters
Key Holes on Front Nine
1st Hole, Tea Olive (Par 4, 445 yards)
Don't be surprised if Woods struggles on the first hole Thursday. Tiger has birdied the first just four times in his professional career and has shot over par 19 times. Woods' 16-over on the first since 1997 is his worst cumulative score on any hole at Augusta.
3rd Hole, Flowering Peach (Par 4, 350 yards)
The shortest par-4 on the course, Woods has shot 8-under on the third, tied for his best score on Augusta's par-4s. His 16 birdies are his most on any par-4 on the course.
4th Hole, Flowering Crab Apple (Par 3, 240 yards)
The longest par-3 on the course is also Tiger's least favorite. His 13-over on the fourth since 1997 is his worst on any of Augusta's par-3s and his second-worst hole on the course. Woods hasn't birdied the fourth since the second round of the 2004 Masters, his longest birdie drought on any hole at Augusta.
Tiger Woods Career at Masters
10th Through 12th Holes
10th Hole, Camellia (Par 4, 495 yards)
There are five holes at Augusta that Woods has played seven over par or worse in his pro career, including the first three holes on the back nine. Woods hasn't birdied the 10th twice in a single Masters.
11th Hole, White Dogwood (Par 4, 505 yards)
The 11th hole has been Woods' third-most likely bogey hole at Augusta. Tiger hasn't birdied the 11th since the fourth round of the 2008 Masters.
12th Hole, Golden Bell (Par 3, 155 yards)
Despite being the shortest par-3 at Augusta, Woods has carded three double bogeys or worse on the 12th in his pro career, his most on any hole of the course. Woods has birdied the 12th just once in the 2000s (2005, third round).
Tiger Woods Career at Masters
Key Holes Down the Stretch
14th Hole, Chinese Fir (Par 4, 440 yards)
Woods is 1-under par on the 14th in his pro career, his closest hole to par on the course. Tiger shot 2-under on 14 in 2011, the first time he had done so since his first Masters win in 1997.
16th Hole, Redbud (Par 3, 170 yards)
Woods has shot par at the 16th 49 out of 60 times (82 percent), his highest par rate on the course. Woods has scored par in each round of his last two Masters.
17th Hole, Nandina (Par 4, 440 yards)
Tiger has shot 5-over on 17 in the final round (compared to 3-under in the first three rounds) and has never birdied on Sunday. It's his second-worst score on a hole in the final round of the Masters.


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The Clarke County Chamber of Commerce held it's annual meeting and banquet Monday night in Quitman.
Journalist and author Walt Grayson of "Look Around Mississippi" was the guest speaker. The banquet highlighted the successes of the county this past year including the 175th birthday celebration and the Quitman parade which had record attendance and participants.
"Clarke County Chamber of Commerce is always promoting economic development and we always out looking for industries and promoting our county as far as what we got to offer here and this coming year is going to be no different. We going be out looking for industry," said Clarke Co. Chamber of Commerce President Tony Fleming.
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